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【题目】听对话，回答各个小题。

【1】What does Henry’s mother think is good for his health?

A.Water.B.Cola.C.Chicken.

【2】What doesn’t Henry like to do?

A.Take a walk.B.Go to bed.C.Get a hamburger.

【3】Where are they the most probably talking?

A.In KFC.B.At home.C.In the school.

【答案】

【1】A

【2】A

【3】B

【解析】

【原文】

M: Mom, the chicken is so delicious. Is there any more?

W: Sorry, Henry. You shouldn't be allowed to eat so much meat. It's bad for your health.

M: I see. But am I allowed to drink cola? I'm very thirsty now.

W: Well, I think water will be better for you. You should drink more of it.

M: Oh, no! It seems I'll have to read a comic book now.

W: Don't be too crazy, my dear! Go out and take a walk with me.

M: But it's boring, Mom! Will I be allowed to go to bed now?

W: No, you won't. It's still early. Let's go, young man!

M: Wait a minute! I’ll get a cola and a hamburger from the fridge right now.

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