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【题目】 People, old or young, can enjoy many different performances at theaters or concert halls, which have become an important part of our culture.

“LOUDMOUTH”at the Tank(through Nov.18) .Young theatergoers may not be familiar with the expression,but the title of the show is a great exampleIts10-yearoldheroine, Amy,dislike stalking.The theatre piece explore show Amy finally finds her voice through an imaginative games he plays with her friends.The production also offers an optional performance workshop where participants invent their own games.

212-563-6269,thetanknye.org

“WHY DID THE CHICKEN CROSS THE ROAD”at the Actors' Theater(Nov.18, 1 to 3:30pm) .This musical answers not only the timeless question for kids, but another one, tooWhich came firs, the chicken or the egg?Written and directed by Rob Lester, the production opens the season for the Play Nice People.One way it plays nicedonating ticket earnings to local charities.

800-313--8599,playnicepeople.com

“GUITAR MASH”at City Winery(Nov.19, 2 to 430pm) .Jamming with top-billed musicians is something most amateur players can only dream of.But this event, intended for ages 10 and older, invites all music fans with guitars to join in a“camp re.”Brunch is provided, and those who want to sing or listen are welcome, too.The performers will be former guitarists in Guitar Mash.

212--608055,guitarmash.org/6thanniversary

“WHO IS BENNY GOODMAN”at the Rose Hall(Nov.17-18, 1 to 330pm) .Goodman was both a great bandleader and a pioneer in musical performances.In the concert, part of Jazz at Lincoln Centre for Youngster 'series, children will learn about both Goldman's values and his music.Hosted by Victor Gaines, the interactive show will include Goodman hits like“Sing,Sing, Sing”, and“Let's Dance”.

212-721-6500,gman.org/events

1Where could you take part in an on-profit program?

A.At the Tank.B.At the Actors’ Theater.

C.At City Winery.D.At the Rose Hall.

2In which way is GUITAR MASH different from the other programs?

A.It lasts two and a half hours.

B.It is intended for children.

C.There is an interactive section.

D.There is a minimum age limit.

【答案】

1B

2D

【解析】

本文是一篇说明文。文章内容是剧院或音乐厅已成为我们文化的重要组成部分,并介绍了四个不同的剧院和音乐厅。

1】细节理解题。根据“WHY DID THE CHICKEN CROSS THE ROAD”信息下的最后一行donating ticket earnings to local charities.(把门票收入捐给当地的慈善机构)可知,这个项目会将门票收入捐献给慈善组织,故参加在演员的剧场举办的节目可以参与到非盈利的组织中,故选B

2】细节理解题。根据“GUITAR MASH”信息下的第二行intended for 10 and older,可知这项目针对了10岁以上的观众,也就是设置了最低年龄,故D项正确。而A项第二个和第四个节目都持续两个半小时,故不正确;B项其他三个项目都涉及孩子的群体,故不正确;C项第一个和第四个项目都涉及了互动环节,故排除。综上,GUITAR MASH和其他节目的不同是有最低年龄限制。故选D

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