Chen Hui, Zhao Mei, Li Nan and Yu Jing are good friends, but they eat different foods for lunch. Here is their lunch menu . NameFoodPlacePriceChen Huirice, chicken and carrotsMeiwei Restaurant12.00Zha 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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Chen Hui, Zhao Mei, Li Nan and Yu Jing are good friends, but they eat different foods for lunch. Here is their lunch menu (菜单).

Name	Food	Place	Price（yuan）
Chen Hui	rice, chicken and carrots	Meiwei Restaurant(饭店)	12.00
Zhao Mei	dumplings(饺子)	Hongmao Restaurant	14.00
Li Nan	a hamburger	Jiazhou Restaurant	15.00
Yu Jing	tomato and egg noodles	Baixing Restaurant	10.00

1.What does Zhao Mei eat for lunch?

A. Rice, chicken and carrots.

B. Dumplings.

C. A hamburger.

D. Tomato and egg noodles.

2.Chen Hui has lunch in ______ Restaurant.

A. Meiwei B. Hongmao C. Jiazhou D. Baixing

3. Li Nan’s lunch is ________ yuan.

A. 10 B. 12 C. 14 D. 15

4.The Chinese meaning (汉语意思) of “different” is “______”.

A. 甜的 B. 辣的 C. 不同的 D. 难的

5.Which of the following is TRUE?

A. Chen Hui doesn’t eat carrots for lunch.

B. Li Nan eats noodles for lunch.

C. Zhao Mei’s lunch is the most expensive.（最贵）

D. Yu Jing’s lunch is the cheapest.（最便宜）

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