2. 外语
  3. Yamagata-born Ken Okuyama, well known in automobile design circles, was brought into style the company’ s super glossy new Cruis

Yamagata-born Ken Okuyama, well known in automobile design circles, was brought into style the company’ s super glossy new Cruis

admin2015-01-31  28
问题     Yamagata-born Ken Okuyama, well known in automobile design circles, was brought into style the company’ s super glossy new Cruise Train. Holding a maximum of 34 passengers, the Cruise Train will have 10 carriages made up of five suites, one deluxe suite, two glass-walled observation cars, a dining car and lounge.
    Okuyama has worked as a chief designer for General Motors, a senior designer for Porsche AG and design director for Pininfarina, the company behind the Ferrari Enzo and Maserati Quattroporte.
    According to his company, Ken Okuyama Design, he wanted to create a train that would allow passengers "to appreciate the flow of the time and space," while enjoying Japan’s landscapes and culture throughout the journey.
    One of the more unique features is the observation carriage at the front of the train, which allows passengers to see onto the tracks ahead. The other observation car is at the end of the train.
    JR Rail says the train will be fitted with furniture that conveys the nobility of traditional Japanese culture. The Lounge, for instance, is wrapped in exquisite curves and features decoration inspired by trees. All suites will have a private bathroom with a shower and toilet, but the top sleeping space is the split level deluxe suite, which sleeps four. On the bottom are two double beds, on the top a traditional Japanese dining area, with seats on the floor.
    The train will be able to run on both electric and non-electric rails.
    JR East’s upcoming Cruise Train won’t be the first Japanese train to take the super-luxury route.
    JR Kyushu’s Seven Stars train, which features Japanese and Western design elements, hit the tracks in the fall of 2013. This one only travels through the island of Kyushu and has 14 luxury guest rooms, two deluxe suites, three presidential suites, a lounge car, dining car and bar. Guests can choose either the two-or three-night experience. The name "Seven Stars" represents the seven districts of Kyushu, the seven carriages of the train and the seven main tourist attractions of the island(nature, food, hot springs, history / culture, spiritual sites, local hospitality and sightseeing).
    Those who want to take a Seven Stars journey need to apply online. Prices start from ￥ 180,000($1,765)per person for the two-night trip. No first come first serve here. The company says that in the event that applications exceed available places, a lottery will be conducted to select participants.
What’ s the main idea of this passage?
选项 A、Introducing two Japanese luxury trains.
B、Introducing Japanese railway system.
C、New designs about trains.
D、Luxury Japanese life.
答案A
解析 主旨题。本文介绍了日本的两个超级豪华的火车，分别是巡游火车和之前投入运营的七星火车。所以A项最符合文章大意。B、D文章涉及的很少，C讲的太概括，文章没有介绍所有的新设计，只是聚焦于两个豪华列车。因此，正确答案是A。
转载请注明原文地址:https://jikaoti.com/ti/uJOFFFFM
0

大学英语六级

相关试题推荐
随机试题
最新回复(0)