A、A cowshed. B、A country cottage. C、A brick house. D、A bungalow. A

W: Once every year for the last few years we’ve visited our friends in a small tiny little village in the middle of France and they bought a cowshed and it was literally a cowshed, not fit to live in and they have gradually made it better and renovated it and it’s in a beautiful position—it’s on the top of a hill and for miles around you can see this beautiful countryside, and, I think, only one other house, so you do need a car and you take the car into the tiny little village where there are about four or five shops and a very nice restaurant where you can go and have a five course meal for very little money and also near is a very big lake—because this place is in the Dordogne and there are lots of lakes there and we go there most afternoons and windsurf and sail.
Also there’s a very nice market, French market, there once a week where you get lovely pates, lovely fresh fish, really good fresh fish and lovely bowls and baskets which the local people have made. I like this part of France very much but I think it’s a shame that there are too many English people there.
Question No. 15 In which part of France do the speaker’s friends live?
Question No. 16 What was the house before they modernized it?
Question No. 17 Where is the house located?
Question No. 18 According to the passage, which of the following statements is NOT true?