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【题目】听下面一段独白,回答以下小题。

1What do we know about the film?

A.It’s a children’s film.B.It’s about nature.

C.It has won an international prize.

2When does the museum close?

A.At 5:00 pm.B.At 6:00 pm.C.At 7:00 pm.

3What can children do at the basement?

A.Draw pictures on computers.

B.Watch a working steam engine.

C.See a life-sized model of a spaceship.

4How will the listeners get free tickets?

A.By letter.B.By email.C.By phone.

【答案】

1B

2C

3A

4B

【解析】

【原文】

M: Next on the program, we’re offering free tickets to go and see a film called A Year in Greenland. The film, which tells you all about the plants and animals in that wonderful country, has won a prize at the national film festival. It’s well worth seeing.

The film can only be seen at a new cinema inside the Science Museum. It’s showing this Sunday with performances every hour from midday onwards, with the last showing at 5 o’clock, two hours before the museum closes.

So why not take the whole family to the museum this Sunday? There’s lots to do. Children will want to head straight down to the basement where the computers are kept. I promise you’ll come away with all sorts of exciting pictures they’ve created. Moving to the first floor, a working steam engine and a life-sized model of a spaceship are among the favorite exhibits.

Entrance to the museum is free on Sundays, but it would normally cost $3.25 to go and see the film. To get your free tickets, you should email this program by midday on Friday. We’ve only got a limited number of tickets, so the earlier you email us, the more likely you are to get one.

So have a pencil and paper ready after this song.

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