Using buses in Japan can be difficult for foreign tourists because there are usually few English signs, and there are different systems of ticketing in different companies.Below is a description of the most common system:

Enter the bus through the back door (or front door if there is only one door).

When entering, pick up a ticket from a small machine.A number is printed on the ticket, which you will later use to determine (确定) your fare (票价).

A display (显示) above the driver shows the next stop and the fares for that stop.To determine your fare, match the number on your ticket with the number and fare on the display.

When your stop is nearing, press one of the buttons (按钮) on the wall to tell the driver that you wish to get off at the next stop.

If you do not have the exact fare, use the changing machine to get small coins.

When getting off, put your ticket and the exact fare into the box next to the driver.

It’s ______ for foreigners to take the bus in Japan.

A．easy	B．convenient (便利的)
C．difficult	D．useful

If there is a bus with two doors, you should get on through ______.

A．the front door	B．either the back door or the front door
C．the back door	D．neither the back door nor the front door

When you get on a bus, you should ______.

A．buy a ticket	B．show the ticket to the conductor (售票员)
C．give a ticket	D．pick up a ticket without money

If you want to get off, what should you do?

A．Call up the driver.

B．Press one of the buttons on the wall.

C．Shout to the conductor.

D．Just wait for the bus to stop.

If you do not have the exact fare, what should you do?

A．Use the changing machine.

B．Change money with others.

C．Change money in a bank.

D．Pay for the ticket next time.