With a phone-card you can make up to 200 calls without any change at all. 1.What

With a phone-card you can make up to 200calls without any change at all.

1.What do you do with it?

Go to a telephone box marked“Phone-card”. Put in your card, make your call and when you’ve finished, ascreen tells you how much is left on your card.

It costs no extra for the cards, and thecalls cost 10p per unit, the same as any other payphone call.

You can buy them in units of10,20,30,40,100,or 200.

2.Now appearing in a shop near you.

Near each card-phone position you’ll finda shop where you can buy one.

They’re at bus, train and inner city tubestations.

Many universities, hospitals and clubs.Motorway service areas and shopping centers.

At airports and seaports.

3.No more broken payphones.

Most broken payphones are like thatbecause they’ve been damaged. There’re no coins in a card-phone to draw theattention of thieves .So you’re less likely to find a damaged one.

Get a phone-card yourself and try it out.Or get a bigger wallet.

1.What do you think a “phone-card” is?

A. It’s a special telephone looking likea card.

B.It’s a special kind of money.

C.It’s a special card used to make phonecalls.

D.It’s a special coin.

2.Choose the correct order when you usethe phone-card.

a. Put in your phone-card.

b. Look at the screen to find out howmany calls you can still make.

c. Go to a telephone box marked“Phone-card”.

d. Make your call.

A.c,a,d,b  B.c,d,a,b  C.a,b,d,c  D.c,b,d,a

3.You’d better have a phone-card because______.

A. you don’t have to pay for your calls

B.you can pay less for your calls

C.it is not easy to be damaged

D.you don’t have to take a lot of coinswith you

试题答案

答案：C;A;D