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Fewer flights could mean higher prices.      By Tom Burridge
         Some airlines(航線) might die after COVID-19. And those that come through it will be smaller. There will be fewer flightsbecause people and businesses have less money to spend and video meeting becomes the new mode.
         A smaller aviation(航空) market means ticket prices could be higher. After weeks of staying at home, many of us may want totravel, but travel by plane, train or boat might have to change. For example, EasyJet says it plans to make people not be too close toeach other - and tickets for a plane with fewer people will be more expensive.
        The number of people on trains and subways may be lower, as some people will work at home. Riding bikes and electricscooters(such as a Gogoro) should become more popular - although some people might jump in the car.
Virtual lessons for the long term?              By Branwen Jeffreys
        Now more than 90% of children around the world are out of classes. The disease(COVID-19) could go on for years. Teachinghas moved online. The problem of digital poverty(數位貧窮) is keeping children out of learning. Even in the UK, many people stilldon't have a device(smartphone or tablet) of their own, which they can use for schoolwork.
        About 59% of 12 to 15-year-olds have their own tablet(iPad), while 83% have a smartphone. Some kids in England will be ableto borrow computers to help them study at home, thanks to help from the Department for Education(教育部).
【題組】33. What idea is talked about in both pieces of news?
(A)Coronavirus change the way of making money.
(B) Coronavirus change the way of living.
(C) Coronavirus change the way of learning.
(D)Coronavirus change the way of driving.