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Are you interested in Helmut Newton and John Pilger? Do you want to learn more about their paintings? Come to Barbican Gallery!

(1)

You may go to Barbican Gallery to see the paintings at _______ on Tuesday.

[  ]

A.

9 am

B.

11 am

C.

12 pm

D.

10 pm

(2)

Mr Smith wants to see the paintings with his 11-year-old son.How much will they pay for the tickets?

[  ]

A.

$4.50.

B.

$5.2.

C.

$7

D.

$12.

(3)

Mr Smith is interested in Helmut Newton’s paintings.He may go to the Gallery _______.

[  ]

A.

at 10∶30 on Sunday morning

B.

at 8 on Tuesday morning

C.

at 4 on Friday afternoon

D.

at 2 on Wednesday afternoon

(4)

How can Mr Smith book group tickets?

[  ]

A.

By sending an e-mail.

B.

By making a phone call.

C.

By writing a letter.

D.

By sending a telegraph.

(5)

How much should you pay if you want to buy tickets for a group of eleven students?

[  ]

A.

$22.

B.

$44.

C.

$55.

D.

$66.

答案:1.B;2.C;3.C;4.B;5.A;
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