【題目】聽下面一段獨(dú)白，回答以下小題。

【1】When should the landlord be informed of the leaving?

A.A month earlier.B.13 days earlier.C.3 days earlier.

【2】Under what condition will the tenant (房客) be fined?

A.The tenant doesn’t pay in advance.

B.The tenant doesn’t sign a contract.

C.The tenant doesn’t keep a contract.

【3】What can you expect in a townhouse?

A.Single bathrooms.B.Big yards.C.Shared bedrooms.

【4】What will happen if you don’t care for your single-family home?

A.You’ll have to pay more.

B.Your neighbors will complain.

C.You’ll be forced to leave the house.

【答案】

【1】A

【2】C

【3】A

【4】B

【解析】

【原文】

W: In America, you can choose from a variety of places to live. Your choice will depend on your needs and your budget! You can rent or lease an apartment. If you rent an apartment, you live in it month by month. If you want to move out, you must tell the landlord 30 days before you leave. If you rent an apartment, you sign a contract to live in the apartment for a longer period of time. If you leave before a contract ends, you must pay a fine.

Maybe you’d like to live in a townhouse with single bathrooms and bedrooms. However, these share at least one wall with other homes, and they do not have big yards. If you live in a single-family home, you must take good care of the house and the yard. If you don’t, your neighbors will complain.

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