1. (2017高三上·山西月考) 阅读理解

    While money can't technically buy happiness, it can buy you a mood-lifting, outlook-improving vacation. Haven't made plan yet to skip town this winter? These money-saving travel tips can help you book the destination of your choice and enjoy you time there—without breaking the bank.

    1).FLY THE COOP FAST

    If you're planning to set off for an adventure right away, try the GTFO(Get The Flight Out) app. It lists the cheapest round-trip flights departing from your local airport that day or by the next morning. At press time, airfare was down 12 percent from last August and round-trip tickets for domestic flights averaged $218.

    2).SNAG A DISCOUNTED HOTEL ROOM

    If Airbnb, an online service that provide apartment exchange, isn't your style, reserve marked-down accommodations on Tingo, which lists almost all the rooms in more than 155,000 locations worldwide. After you book a price drop room, the site monitors rates until, typically, 24 to 48 hours before check-in. If the price drops, Tingo refunds you the difference.

    3).LIVE IT UP LOCALLY

    If you're planning a staycation(宅度假) this winter, try an affordable escape close to home. The free app HotelTonight offers lodging(租住) deals in more than 100 U.S. and Canadian cities and regions, and has a location-based feature that gives extea saving on already discounted prices on spots closest to you. Same-day prices fall even lower after 6 P.M.

1. （1） The GTFO app is most useful to those who     .

   A . Take a regular business trip B . Seek a last-minutes travel C . can't afford a comfortable travel D . Plan a short-distance flight
3. （2） Which of the following can best replace the underlined word “marked-down” in Paragraph?

   A . highlighted B . written C . discounted D . scored
5. （3） What can we infer about the app HotelTonight?

   A . Only the U.S natives can use it B . Its deals include the whole America C . Prices stay the same within a day D . Its services vary from place to place
7. （4） What is the aim of the passage?

   A . To persuade B . To inform C . To describe D . To instruct