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Planning a trip to Japan? No doubt you’ve planned visits to key attractions in Tokyo,Osaka,or other major cities. Any major city can offer more enjoyable sites than you’ll have time to see. A number of travel agencies can provide lists of hotspots for shopping,nightlife and fine dining unlike any other place on earth.

Having travelled in large cities,and the countryside,I feel like sharing a few thoughts with first-time visitors to Japan. If you wish to have a true cultural experience then nothing beats visiting the countryside,where there are rental (出租) car companies specialising in serving tourists though no tour buses stop. Don’t worry about running on the “wrong side” as you’ll quickly become used to it.

Precautions (告誡) ：YouMl need to take a ^personal adventure level” reading before starting this trip. Unless you speak some Japanese,communication will be very limited. Most Japanese do not speak conversational English. This is especially true once you leave the cities behind. Lodging,dining and even getting gas will take more effort. It was challenging but just as rewarding;I do suggest that others learn some Japanese first,though.

Benefits： Even if you travel for a short time in the rural country,you will have many exciting stories unmatched by any friends who stayed on guided city tours. The best part is --Ican't tell you what they’ll be. Do make an effort to communicate with those around you. You will find that as a whole the Japanese are very welcoming to foreign visitors. Along your country journey you’ll find people who have never met a foreigner and have many questions for you,shops selling items you have never seen and restaurants with short menus serving delicious Japanese food. It's these simple people you’ll meet that you’ll most remember.

46. For whom is the passage written?

   A. Visitors who want to do shopping in Japan.

   B. Visitors who want to enjoy nightlife in Japan.

   C. Visitors who want to learn about Japanese culture.

   D. Visitors who want to enjoy natural beauty in Japan.

47. How can you visit small towns in Japan?

   A. By tour bus. B. By car.

   C. On foot. D. By bike.

48. To make your visits to small towns pleasant,you are advised to .

   A. choose a better travel agency

   B. read as many books about Japan as possible

   C. learn about some rules for lodging and dining

   D. learn some Japanese to make communication easier

49. The underlined sentence suggests that the travel in the rural country .

   A. will bring you many unexpected surprises

   B. will be interesting with a guide leading you

   C. is often well planned and organised

   D. will make sure you get the best service

50. Which word can NOT be used to describe the Japanese people in the countryside?

   A. Friendly. B. Curious.

   C. Badly-educated. D. Simple.

Answer 1

46. C解析：細(xì)節(jié)理解題。雖然第一段中捐 到了日本的名勝、購物、夜生活等話題，伯 這只是引出話題，因此排除A、B、D;根振 第二段可知文章是寫給那些想要了解日沖 文化的游客。

47. B解析：推理判斷題。根據(jù)第二段可ft 到日本的郊區(qū)旅游，因為觀光巴士不會法 那里，所以需要你自己租輛車。

48. D 解析：推理判斷題。根據(jù)第三段K Unless you speak some Japanese,commu nication will be very limited.以及I dc suggest that others learn some Japanese first,though.可知要想在日本的郊區(qū)旅布 順利一些，游客最好學(xué)些日語。

49. A解析：推理判斷題。這句話的含義戈 “在日本郊區(qū)旅行的最吸引的人地方 是——我無法告訴你會是什么”，再根據(jù)本 段第一句可知，在日本郊區(qū)旅游你會有很 多驚喜。

50. C解析:推理判斷題。選項A、D在末段 都有提示;選項B的依據(jù)是…you’ll find people who have never met a foreigner and have many questions for you …文章只是說郊區(qū)的人沒有見過外國人，不一定就 是沒有受過好的教育。故選   C.