Read the following passage and choose the item (A, B, C, or D) that best answers each of the questions about it. Hue is the ancient imperial capital of Viet Nam during the time of the Nguyen Dynasty (1802 - 1945). It is comfortably reached by plane or train from Hanoi. But it takes up to 14 hours to get to Hue from Hanoi if you travel by bus. On the South bank of the famous Huong River, opposite the Ancient Citadel and around the Le Loi and Hung Vuong Streets is where the majority of Hue’s hotels, restaurants and tourist services are located and this makes it easy for you to find everything you will need to maximize the enjoyment of your stay in the Imperial City. Many people hire motorcycles or bicycles to visit the historical sights and monuments there but it is possible to walk, or to take a taxi or cyclo, too. 1. What does the word ‘ancient’ in line 1 mean? A. of the present time B. very old C. liked by a lot of people D. not special or unusual 2. Hue can be reached by______ . A. plane B. train C. bus D. all are correct 3. Where is the Ancient Citadel? A. On the South bank of the Huong river. B. On the North bank of the Huong river. C. On Hung Vuong Street. D. No information 4. We can visit the historical sights and monuments there _____ . A. by motorcycle or bicycle B. by taxi or cyclo C. on foot D. all are correct 5. Which of the following is NOT true? A. Hue used to be the imperial capital of Vietnam. B. We can travel to Hue by train or by plane. C. It’s comfortable to travel to Hue by bus. D. Most of Hue’s hotels and restaurants are on the South bank of the Huong river.