(1) Which is the cheapest of all? [ ] A．Hat.B．T-shirt. C．Pants.D．Socks. (2) How much are three sweaters and a hat? [ ] A．$ 24.B．$ 30. C．$ 34.D．$ 35. (3) You can buy in Jacky's Clothes Store. [ 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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(1) Which is the cheapest of all?

[　　]

A．Hat.

B．T-shirt.

C．Pants.

D．Socks.

(2) How much are three sweaters and a hat?

[　　]

A．$ 24.

B．$ 30.

C．$ 34.

D．$ 35.

(3) You can buy ________ in Jacky's Clothes Store.

[　　]

A．black pants

B．a blue sweater

C．a green hat

D．red socks

(4) You like red and you only have $ 6. You can buy ________.

[　　]

A．a sweater

B．a hat

C．a T-shirt

D．a pair of pants

(5) You only have sixteen dollars. You can buy ________.

[　　]

A．a sweater and a pair of pants

B．two T-shirts and a pair of socks

C．two sweaters

D．a sweater and two hats

答案：D;B;A;B;C
解析：

(1) 由价格知socks最便宜。

(2) 三件毛衣8×3=24美元加一顶帽子6美元，总共30美元。

(4) 由题意知，红色的物品有sweater，T-shirt，hat;而6美元只能买到hat。

(5) A项要花（8＋11）19美元；B要花（14＋4）18美元；D要花（8＋12）20美元。

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