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Unit4JOURNEYACROSSAVASTLANDVANCOUVERANDTHEHEARTOFCANADALiDaiyuandhercousinLiuQianwenttoCanadatovisittheircousinsinHalifaxontheAtlanticcoast.Ratherthan(travel)bycommercialairlinealltheway,theydecidedtoflytoVancouverandthentakethetrain.Forbothofthem，thethoughtofcrossingthewholecountybyrailwas(excite).Beforestartingout,theyspentacoupleofdaysinVancouver(see)thesights.Duringtheirfirstday,asistypicalofVancouver,itrained.Despitetheweather,theywereabletotakeaboatrideoutintothebay,and(late)visitanislandthathadwonderfulshops(sell)craftsandantiques.Thenextdaywasclearandmild,andtheywerepleased(see)thebeautifulmountainslookingoutoverthecity.Latertheytookapleasanthikeaforestjustashortdistanceaway.Thenextmorning,thetwogirlsaroseearlytotakethetraintoLakeLouise,(pass)throughtheCanadianRockies.(See)fromthetrainwindow,themountainsandforestsofCanadalookedmassive.Whenthetrainarrivedthestation,theytookataxitoLakeLouisewherethebluewaterliterallytooktheirbreathawaywithexceptionalbeauty.Theyspentthenight,andthentookacoachboundnorththroughtheCanadianRockiestoJasper.Lookingatthebeautifulscenery,theybothagreedthatwasthemostawesomejourneytheyhadevertaken.Inadditiontoseeingspectacularmountainpeaksandforests,onehighlightoftheirtrip(be)beingabletoseemanydifferentcreatures,includingdeer,mountain(goat),andevenagrizzlybearandaneagle.FromJasper,theycaughtthetraintowardsToronto.Oneofthetrain'sfirst(stop)wasinEdmonton,theprovincialcapitalofAlberta,thecentreofCanada'shugeoilandgasdrillingindustry.Edmontonisfreezingcoldinwinter,withdailytemperaturesaveraging-10°C.Sinceitcanbetoocoldgooutdoors,Edmontonishometomanyshoppingmalls.Infact,oneofthelargestshoppingmallsinNorthAmericaisinEdmonton.FromEdmonton,thetrainheadedsoutheastacrossthegreatCanadianPrairie.Atschool,DaiyuandLiuQianhadlearntthatCanada'spopulationisonly(slight)overthirty-sevenmillion.However,theydidnotanticipateseeingsuchopencountry,andwere(true)amazed.Theywentthroughtwowheat-growingprovinces,wheretheysawabunchoffarmscoveredaverylargearea.
1Afteranotherdayontrain,eventuallytheywerebackinanurbanarea,thecityofWinnipeg.Fromthere,theytravelledthroughthenight,and(wake)upinOntario—alandofforestsandlakes.Thetrainthunderedon,throughtherolling____(hill).Thebushesandmapletreesoutsidetheirwindowswerered,gold,andorange,andtherewasfrostontheground,confirmingthatautumn(arrive)inCanada.Nightcameagain,andthetrainturnedsouthtowardsToronto.theywokeupthenextmorningandpulledbackthecurtain,theycouldseethewidestretchofLakeHuron—oneofthefourGreatLakesonOntario'ssouthernborder.Itwasnotuntil9:30am.theyfinallyreachedthecapitalofOntario,Toronto.Allinall,theirtripfromVancouverTorontohadtakenadurationoffourdays.SEEINGTHETRUENORTHVIARAILTORONTOANDMONTREALAfterDaiyuandhercousinarrivedinToronto,thelargestand1._______(wealthy)cityinCanada,theyonlyhadafewhourstokillbeforetheyhadtoproceedtothenextlegoftheirtriptoMontreal,sotheywentonatourofthecity.TheywentuptheCNTowerand2._______(look)acrosstheshoresofLakeOntario.3._______(stand)inthedistance,theywereastonishedtoseemistyclouds4._______(rise)fromthegreatNiagaraFalls,whichisonthesouthsideofthelake.WaterfromthelakeflowsintotheNiagaraRiverandoverthefallson5._______(it)waytothesea.Thegirlssawhundredsofskyscrapersofglassandsteelandold-fashionedcarsrollingby.Astheywalkednorthfromtheharbourarea,LiDaiyusaid,“LinFei,oneofmymother’sold6._______(schoolmate),liveshere.Ishouldphoneherandseeifshe’savailablefordinner.”TheymetLinFeiaroundduskoverdinneratarestaurantindowntownChinatown.ThecousinschattedwithLinFei,7._______hadmovedtoCanadamanyyearsearlier.“ThisisthelargestChinatowninToronto.WehaveafewmoreintheGreaterTorontoArea,8._______youcanguessthattherearealotofChinesepeopleinCanada!Chinesepeople9._______(come)hereformorethanahundredyears.Therefore,wecangetallkindsofgreatfoodherefromalloverChina,”LinFeitold10._______(they).ThetrainleftlatethatnightandarrivedinMontrealearlythenextmorning.Atthestation,incontrasttoToronto,theyheardpeopletalking11._______French.Theyweresurprised12._______(see)thatallthesignsand13._______(advertisement)wereinFrenchandmanypeoplespokeEnglishwithanaccent.
2“Wedon’tleaveuntilthisevening,”saidLiuQian,“Let’sgodowntown.OldMontrealisclose14._______thewater.”Theyspenttheafternoonin15._______(love)shopsandvisitingartistsintheirworkplacesalongStPaulStreet.Astheysatin16._______restaurantalongsidethebroadStLawrenceRiver,ayoungmansatdownwiththem.“Hello,mynameisJean-Philippe.I’ma17._______(photograph).”hesaid,“andIwaswondering18._______youarefrom.”ThegirlstoldhimtheywerefromChinaandwereonatraintripacrossCanada.Whentheytold19._______(he)theyhadonlyonedayinMontreal,hesaid,“That’stoobad.Youoweitto20._______(you)tostaylonger.Overall,Montrealisacity21._______wonderfulsightsandsounds.MostofusspeakbothEnglishandFrench,andthecityhasuniqueQuebeccultureand22._______(tradition).Therearefantasticrestaurantsandclubsaround,too.Here,welovegoodcoffee,toastandcheese.Andgoodmusic,ofcourse”Thatnightthetrain23._______(speed)alongtheSt.LawrenceRivertowardstheGulfofStLawrenceanddowntothedistanteastcoasttowardstheprovinceofNovaScotiaanditslargestcity,Halifax.Thecousinsdreamt24._______(happy)ofthebeautifulcobblestonestreets,oldbrickbuildings,andtheredmaple25._______(leaf)ofMontreal.
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