Do you want your children to eat fresh food? Then bring them to Hawthrone Valley Farm. What you can do?For children:Learn about different vegetables, fruits and animals:Pick vegetables and fruits and 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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Do you want your children to eat fresh food? Then bring them to Hawthrone Valley Farm. What you can do?

For children:

Learn about different vegetables, fruits and animals:

Pick vegetables and fruits and feed animals;

Help make lunch and have lunch at the farmer’s house;

Take a kilo of fruit home when leaving.

For parents:

Enjoy fresh food and buy fresh food;

Go outdoors and relax.

When:

9:30 a.m. --- 3:30 p.m.

On Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and weekends

From April to October

Cost (费用)

$42 for a child and $ 22for a parent

E-mail: hawthorneyalcyfarm@ gamail. com

1.The advertisement is for .

A.parents B.students C.doctors D.teachers

2.Children can on the farm.

A.ride horses B.feed animals C.have breakfast D.go swimming

3.The farm is open for days each week.

A.three B.four C.five D.six

4.Little Bob and his mother need to pay if they want to have fun on the farm.

A.$ 42 B.$53 C.$64 D.$86

5.What can we know about the farm?

A.It is open only to kids. B.It’s a place for kids to make friends.

C.It isn’t open in September. D.It has an e-mail address.

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