QUESTIONS 6- 1 0- THE PEOPLE BELOW AU WANT TO VISIT AN INTERESTING CIT...

10. Jenny and Mavis want to escape from modern life and go

Cities to Visit

A. Kadia

This busy city has developed beside the main river which divides the

central commercial district into two parts. Although you will find the main

offices of many international companies, you can still ride on a water taxi and

visit the side streets which sell colorful locally-made clothes and crafts.

B. Drummore

This is one of the worlds cleanest and most modem cities. There are

lots of top- class hotels offering a range of international dishes. It is sunny all

year- round. Traffic is not a problem on the roads in and around the city, but

travel is limited outside the main city area as it is mainly desert.

C. Noien

This is a cultural centre with 33 museums and galleries, many attached

to colleges and universities. It is not a historical city but it contains some

interesting buildings, including the Post Office, which has a silver roof. It has

noisy markets selling everything from antiques to plants.

D. Polatika

The streets of this city are full both day and night. It is built on a river

and the best way to see it is on a tourist boat which passes the beautiful old

buildings. The city is starting to grow and has just opened its first department

stores.

E. Harisetor

This famous city has been on the siimc site for over a thousand years.

Old and new exist together and there isn't the tast pace of most cities. The

streets are wide and well-kept with plenty of trees. Search carefully and you

will find some outdoor markets and food stalls in this peaceful environment.

F. Lotten

This is a regional centre for trade and tourism and is completely 'up-to-

date'. People who live in this city come from many different parts of the world

and so there is an excellent choice of restaurants. There is a wonderful

transport system, and modern department stores.

G. Foforon

There are plenty of tours to take from the city and visitors can go to

mountains, farms and villages. This small city has changed little over time and

its streets and markets are still crowded and noisy.

H. Quinter

There is a lot of modem painting and sculpture in this relatively new city

where many nationalities have come together. The galleries are well hidden

though, and not easy to get to by public transport - This is mainly used for

getting people in and out of the business centre where there are many office

blocks.

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