题目内容：

    In Paris, the Seine River plays many roles in the city. It separates the Right Bank from the Left Bank, acting as a dividing line in Paris. It provides riverboats as the means of transportation and the opportunity for romantic walks. In addition, lots of Paris’ tourist attractions are located on both sides of the river, including the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, and so on.

The Basics

One of the best ways to see the Seine is to walk along it. You can also walk across the river on bridges to see some of the most well-known architecture(建筑) in France. Besides, a Seine River cruise (乘船游览) allows you to rest your legs and admire the same sights. If you book a lunch or dinner cruise, you can enjoy your sightseeing as well as a French meal.

Things to Know Before You Go

While you are running through Paris’ main tourist areas, the Seine River is hard to miss. You won’t have to go far to find it. More than 30 bridges cross the Seine within the city limits. You ought to wear comfortable shoes for walking along the banks and bridges. You had better be prepared for crowds on popular bridges like Pont des Arts.

When to Get There

For a peaceful walk, head to the river in the early morning hours before most of the crowds arrive. Or go for an after-dinner walk to take in the reflections (倒影) of the City of Light on the water.

Exploring Canal Saint-Martin

In northeast Paris, the Canal Saint-Martin is connected to the Seine River. It is home to smaller waterways. Instead of the Seine’s busy traffic and noisy tourists, there are some quiet footbridges and friendly locals here. You can walk slowly along the tree-shaded paths and enjoy a more laid-back atmosphere.

1.If you take a boat trip on the Seine,you can ________?

A.get a book about the Seine

B.take part in the boat race in Paris

C.have a free French meal with the captain

D.appreciate the famous buildings comfortably

2.What should you prepare for walking along the Seine according to the author?

A.A guidebook of Paris.

B.A ticket to the Pont des Arts.

C.A pair of shoes suitable for walking.

D.A great deal of knowledge about bridges.

3.What’s the feature of the Canal Saint-Martin compared to the Seine?

A.It’s noisier here.

B.It’s easier to find.

C.It has fewer visitors.

D.It has more beautiful trees.