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    BTB BUS COMPANY
    The BTB BUS Company serves all parts of the city, and also provides an extensive service to nearby towns and villages.
    BTB CITY BUSES are usually orange, and operate from 06∶30. There are four kinds of tickets you can use:
    Tourist Ranger is the ideal(理想的) ticket for tourists and visitors to the city. The tickets are valid(有效的) for 2, 3 or 5 days, and can be used on all city buses. They cost ￡4, ￡5.5 and ￡7.50.
    Monthly Season — Going to work by bus? This is the one for you! For only ￡26.5 you have the freedom of the city for a whole calendar month.
    Bus Card — lasts for one day. For ￡2.50 you can travel anywhere on the bus system for one day — but you must clip your card in the machine every time you board a bus.
    Single Journey — 50p, valid for just one journey. Clip the ticket when you get on the bus. Books of ten tickets also available(可获得的).
    　　These tickets are only valid on BTB City Buses. They are available from post offices, tobacconists and BTB offices. TICKETS CANNOT BE PURCHASED ON THE BUSES.
    BTB COUNTRY BUSES (which are usually blue) serve the towns of Conby, Rashville and Grill as well as numerous villages in the area. Services run from 07∶00 to 21∶30.
    Tickets are bought on the bus. The minimum fare is 75p, increasing with distance. Buses depart from the main railway station and Coshley Square.
    　　A MAP of the routes for both City and Country buses can be obtained (price 20p) from the BTB offices at the main railway station or 27 Part Square. Timetables for both services can be found at the bus stop.
    9. If you are staying in the city for two days and want to see the city as much as possible, which ticket is the best for you?
    A. Tourist Ranger.                              B. Monthly Season.
    C. Bus Card.                                      D. Single Journey.
    10.Which of the following statements is not true?
    A. Bus Card is the best ticket if you want to show your friend around on a Saturday.
    B. Tickets for the BTB blue buses can be purchased on the buses.
    C. You can buy tickets for the orange BTB buses from post offices, tobacconists, BTB offices or on the buses.
    D. The four kinds of tickets are valid on BTB orange buses.
    11.To catch a bus to Rashville, you should probably go to______.
    A. the towns of Conby          B. Coshley Square         C. Grill          D. BTB offices

    9---11    ACB  
    本文为公共汽车信息广告。
    9.A  细节理解题。根据Tourist Ranger is the ideal ticket for tourists and visitors to the city. The tickets are valid for 2, 3 or 5 days, and can be used on all city buses可知答案。
    10.C 细节理解题。我们知道orange BTB buses是市内公交车，而这类车票是不能在汽车上买的（TICKETS CANNOT BE PURCHASED ON THE BUSES）。故C项有部分细节与短文有出入。
    11.B 细节理解题。根据Buses depart from the main railway station and Coshley Square可知答案。
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