Sixteen-year-old Amy Martin is on holiday with her family in San Diego, Carlifornia, in the United States. They’re staying at the Coronado Bay Resort Hotel. After lunch, Amy and her partens are going swimming in the hotel pool. The fourth member of their family, Martha, is going to take a surfing class. But here’s the usual thing: Martha is a dog.
At the Coronado Bay Resort Hotel, dogs and cats are special guests. For example, Martha stays in the same room with Amy and her parents. Martha also has her own bed. At the hotel, cooks make special meals for dogs and cats. And for run, the animals can go surfing.
There are many animal-friendly hotels around the world. For example, at hotels in Italy and Mexico, there are dinning rooms for dogs and cats where they can eat special food. At the Devon Hotel in the United Kingdom, dogs can exercise. Then they can relax in a pool for animals.
Staying at these hotels costs extra money. It usually costs $200 more a night. But most hotel guests with pets are happy to pay. “Martha is a part of our family,” says Amy Martin. “When we travel, she comes with us.”
44. Who is Martha?
A. A dog          B. A cat          C. Amy’s doll       D. An unusual person
45. What is the passage about?
A. Unusual animals                      B. Holiday activities
C. Amy’s family                        D. Animal-friendly hotels
46. If you stay at the Devon Hotel,        .
A. you should pay extra                   B. you’ll only pay $200 a night
C. you’ll only pay for your pet          D. your pet can stay for free
47. Which of the following information can be found in this passage?
1 Animals have their own beds at the Coronado Bay Resort Hotel.
2 Cooks make special food for animals at the Coronado Bay Resort Hotel.
3 Doctors will take care of animals if necessary at the Devon Hotel.
4 Animals can do exercise at the Devon Hotel.
A. 123        B. 124          C. 234          D. 134
 44. A              45. D
46. A