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【题目】Do you like watching A Bite of China (舌尖上的中国) ? Here are nice restaurants in Dangtu too. Let’s have a look.

Little Sheep Restaurant

Specialty(特色菜):mutton

Opening time: 10:30-13:30,16:00-24:00

Address: No. 1033, West Yanan Road

Price: 28 yuan / person(人)

: 010-84001669

McDonald's Restaurant

Specialty: hamburger

Opening time: 11:00—22:00

Address: No. 250, Wuning Square

Price: 24 yuan / person

: 400-851-7517

KFC Restaurant

Specialty: chichen

Opening time: 8:00--22:00

Address: No. 346, South Street

Price: 26 yuan / person

: 400-882-3823

【1】You have 50 yuan. You can have lunch in ______, and have supper in ______.

A. McDonald’s restaurant; KFC restaurant

B. KFC restaurant; any restaurant

C. Little Sheep restaurant; McDonald’s restaurant

D. Little Sheep restaurant; any restaurant

【2】If you want to eat mutton, you can call ______.

A. 800-882-7517 B. 400-882-3823

C. 010-84001669 D. 400-851-7517

【3】It’s 9:10 a.m. I am hungry. So I can go to .

A. No. 1033, West Yanan Road

B. No. 427, People Road

C. No. 250, Wuning Square

D. No. 346, South Street

【4】We can read the article ______.

A. in a local newspaper

B. in a famous novel

C. in a science magazine

D. in an invitation letter

【答案】

【1】A

【2】C

【3】D

【4】A

【解析】

试题分析：此篇文章介绍的是几种特色菜的价格，开放时间，地点和联系方式。

【1】A细节理解题。根据表格中介绍的午饭我们可以在麦当劳吃饭，花24元，晚饭可以在肯德基店里吃饭，花26元，共计50元。故选A。

【2】C细节理解题。根据

Specialty(特色菜):mutton

Opening time: 10:30-13:30,16:00-24:00

Address: No. 1033, West Yanan Road

Price: 28 yuan / person(人)

: 010-84001669

可知如果你想吃羊肉的话，可以拨打010-84001669。故应该选C。

【3】D细节理解题。根据

Specialty: chichen

Opening time: 8:00--22:00

Address: No. 346, South Street

Price: 26 yuan / person

: 400-882-3823

可知上午九点半，如果你饿了，你可以去肯德基店里吃饭。根据句意，故选D。

【4】A综合理解题。通读全文可知介绍的是几种特色菜的价格，开放时间，地点和联系方式。应该是在广告上看到的。应该是在报纸上看到的。故选A。

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