题目内容：

Use your domestic plan when you travel in over 100 countries for $10 a day. Add International Day Pass to your existing plan before you go, then follow these tips to help manage costs and make the most of your travels:

How it works

While abroad, if you make or accept a call, listen to a voicemail, send a text, or use data, you will be automatically charged $10 for 24-hour access to your domestic plan. During that period you can:

• Use your domestic plan data to email, post on social media, translate languages and more.

• Make unlimited calls to countries included in International Day Pass.

• Send unlimited texts to the world.

How to help manage costs

• If you are outside of a 24-hour access period and you don’t want to use your phone, turn off data roaming (漫游) to avoid being charged $10 accidentally.

• Save data by connecting Wi-Fi, especially if you download, or send and receive large files.

Note: INTERNATIONAL DAY PASS: Coverage not available in all areas. Int’l Day Pass may be removed if international talk, text, or data use exceeds (超过) 50% of your total talk, text, or data use for two months.

1.With the AT&T International Day Pass, ___________.

A. one can make unlimited calls to any country for $10 a day

B. the phone will automatically turn on Cellular Data Roaming

C. the phone calling can enjoy a favorable price, saving your cost

D. one can save money by using WiFi to download or send large files

2.According to the travel tips, which of the following is TRUE?

A. Without International Day Pass, one cannot make phone calls back to the US.

B. $10 will be automatically charged if roaming remains turned on after 24 hours.

C. Pay-per-use will apply when one forgets to remove the International Day Pass.

D. The Pass will be removed if the use of data exceeds the average monthly amount.

3.Which of the following groups of people might be in the greatest need of the AT&T International Day Pass?

A. People who have settled abroad.

B. People who work in AT&T overseas offices.

C. People who have relatives in foreign countries.

D. People who make frequent business trips abroad.