Who is talking in this dialogue?
two friends
a tourist and a travel agent
a customer and a shop-assistant
Where are these people?
in a travel agency
somewhere outdoors
in the supermarket
What has the man seen in London yet?
practically everything
Trafalgar Square, Hyde Park and Speaker's Corner
He hasn't seen anything yet. He has just arrived in London
What did the travel agent recommend the visitor to look at?
a price list
sightseeing leaflets
photoalbums
What place of interest did the man prefer seeing first?
Tower Bridge
The British Museum
The National Gallery
Has the tourist ever travelled on a double-decker?
No, he hasn't
Yes, he has.
He hasn't any idea about double-deckers
Do double-deckers in London carry passengers as an usual mean of public transport?
Yes, they run as an usual city transport
No, they carry only tourists on London sightseeing tours
No, they are used only for parades and holidays
What will the man start with?
with a sightseeing tour around London
with shopping at Selfridge's
with staying at the hotel
Why will the man prefer starting in such a way?
He has never been to London
He is afraid of being lost in London
He has never travelled on a double-decker
Why is this bus called 'double-decker'?
because it has got two carriages
because it has got two floors or levels
because you must pay double price for this tour
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