Part of A Bus Schedule

    
               
▼A     description of the frequency codes are listed at the end of the page for     your convenience. If there is no code listed, then the trip operates daily,     seven days a week. This schedule is the same one found in the current     printed schedule brochure, which you can download above.
     
▼Click     the agency name to find hours of operation, payment methods and driving     directions.
     
▼SHADING:     Indicates the Logan Express non-stop bus service.
			


			


		

		
		
	

		

			

				

				
61.A. 62. B. 63. B. 64. C. 65. C.
   
解析:
     
表格是公汽時(shí)刻表的一部分（這里只呈現(xiàn)了向北方向的時(shí)刻表），表格上方的read across說明要橫向看，除了注意從哪里發(fā)車到哪里，還要注意表格前后的提示。
  
 61.A. 根據(jù)符號(hào)后的內(nèi)容，只有11:15P這班車有～符號(hào)，可知答案為A.
  
62. B. 注意題目說的是airport departures, 即從airport發(fā)車在South Station in Boston不�？康能嚕砀裰羞@部分： 說明了，上午12：25的車是 -----虛線，表示不�？浚渌亩硷@示了在South Station in Boston�？康臅r(shí)間。所以選B。
  
63. B 橫向看，最后一列的頂行寫了Arrive Orono - UMaine ** (看后面對(duì)**符號(hào)的解釋部分說了是University of Maine)看這一列可知只有三趟車從機(jī)場(chǎng)到達(dá)。
  
 64. C. 此題還是接上題要求閱讀后面對(duì)**符號(hào)的解釋部分，說明只在University of Maine開學(xué)(in session)的時(shí)候才有車。所以答案為C。
  
 65. C. 時(shí)刻表的右下角有粗體字，強(qiáng)調(diào)不需要預(yù)訂車票，乘坐當(dāng)天買就可以。所以選C。
				

							

			

			

			
			

		

	


		


		





			

		
		
				

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A photo of the receipt, posted to Reddit.com, shows a
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The Reddit user who submitted the image explained in
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