[originaltext]Interviewer(M)Lisa Drayer(W)Now, listen to Part One of the inter

Interviewer(M)Lisa Drayer(W)
Now, listen to Part One of the interview.
M: This morning on Take It Off Today, staying in shape on the road. Just because you are staying at a hotel does not mean your exercise routine has to suffer although too often it probably does.(1-1)Women’s Health’s contributing editor Lisa Drayer says there are many hotel chains catering to your every workout need. Lisa, good morning! Nice to see you.
W: Good morning, nice to see you.
M:(1-2)So this is a big thing for hotels right now. It is a growing trend. Why do you think that is?
W:(2)Well, you know, consumers have become increasingly health-conscious, so when we travel, we are looking for a hotel that not only has a comfortable bed and a nice lobby, but also one that will allow us to maintain our fitness routine while we are on the road. So because of this trend, Women’s Health took a look at some of the major hotel chains throughout the country, including Fairmont, Candlewood Suites, Hyatt, Hilton, Marriott and Westin, and what we found was that all these hotel chains had either improved their fitness offerings, or they had implemented brand-new ones.
M: And you found that a lot of their clients are looking for an outlet when they are on the road and don’t want their routines to suffer.
W: Absolutely not, especially because many of us travel a lot of the time.
M: Yeah, increasingly. Alright, let’s take a look at some of those offerings. We are going to begin with Hyatt, and you really like the amenities from Hyatt, so why is that?
W: Right.(3)Hyatt is definitely one of the leaders in terms of their fitness offerings.(4-1)They now offer Stay Fit at Hyatt Gyms, open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. So basically you can work out any time a day.(4-2)And they’ve also recently partnered with Yoga Away, so they actually offer in-room yoga videos.(5-1)In fact, even during their bedtime turndown service, they will give the guest a card with specific breathing instructions, and they will also guide the guest to a bedtime yoga video. So lots of yoga videos are available.
M: So no chop on the pillow. This is yoga. There is an alternative choice.
W: That’s right.(5-2)This is your bedtime yoga workout, and it’s free of charge.(4-3)The hotel will also provide yoga mats and balls, and a couple of other perks as well.(5-3)Hyatt will also offer workout apparel delivered to your room in under an hour, available for purchase.
M: So no excuses for living at home.
W: That’s right.(4-4)And you know, some guests will even get a wrist-top GPS monitor, so runners can easily navigate back to the hotel, also monitor heart rate, distance and calories burned.
This is the end of Part One of the interview. Questions 1 to 5 are based on what you have just heard.
1. What is the main goal behind this interview?
2. What is NOT mentioned as to consumers’ requirements on a hotel?
3. Which hotel takes the leading position in workout offerings?
4. Which of the following is NOT provided by Hyatt?
5. Which of the following statements is INCORRECT in terms of the bedtime turndown service provided by Hyatt?