X. Read the passage carefully, and then choose the correct answer. Will our grandchildren spend their vacations on the moon, or their honeymoons in a hotel orbiting Mars? A few dreamers at the International Tourism Fair say space trips for average travelers could come sooner than we think. A company at the fair displayed a model of a space hotel for space tourists that it hopes to build one day. However, the model shows that travelers won’t find as much comfort floating in space as they would in a normal hotel on Earth. The space hotel, designed for use on the Internet Space Station, is comprised of four tiny rooms with berths for couples, a common room and a very simple bathroom. As for food, space tourists would also have to eat dried foods like astronauts instead of delicious meals prepared by a chef. But despite the lack of comfort, there are still many people willing to pay a lot of money to travel to space. If this hotel becomes a reality, a one-week stay will cost about US$2 million.

1. The space hotel will be located on _______________. A. space station B. Mars C. Earth D. the moon
2. Compared with hotels on Earth, space hotels are _______________. A. more luxurious B. cheaper C. more comfortable D. uncomfortable
3. The rooms in the space hotel is _______________. A. quite large B. extemely C. stuffy D. light and airy
4. The food at the space hotel is _______________. A. prepared by a chef B. like the food at a regular hotel C. the same food astronauts eat D. delicious and high-calorie
5. It will cost US$2 million _______________. A. to take a one-week trip to space B. to build a space hotel C. to stay in the space for one week D. to stay for one week in a space hotel.