[题目][1]Whose birthday is coming according to the text? [2]What is REESE15@MAIL.COM? [3]Can the guests dance with friends or read books at the birthday party? [4]When should the guests reply to the hos 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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【题目】

【1】Whose birthday is coming according to the text?

___________________

【2】What is REESE15@MAIL.COM?

___________________

【3】Can the guests dance with friends or read books at the birthday party?

___________________

【4】When should the guests reply to the host?

___________________

【5】What colors can guests wear for the event?

___________________

【答案】

【1】Audrey's.(都大写也可以)

【2】An e-mail address.

【3】Dance with friends.

【4】Before October 1, 2019.

【5】Black, pink.

【解析】

本文是一封安德烈生日的邀请函，上面罗列了生日会的相关信息。

【1】

根据邀请函上的信息，可知，是安德烈的生日要到了，所以空格处填Audrey's。故答案为Audrey's。

【2】

根据REESE15@MAIL.COM中的@mail.com，可知，这是一个邮件地址，所以空格处填An e-mail address。故答案为An e-mail address。

【3】

根据邀请函上的信息8PM:DANCING，可知，生日会上可以跟朋友一起跳舞，所以空格处填Dance with friends。故答案为Dance with friends。

【4】

根据邀请函上的信息Please reply before 1.10.2019，可知，客人要在2019年10月1日前回复主人，所以空格处填Before October 1, 2019。故答案为Before October 1, 2019。

【5】

根据邀请函山的信息Dress Code: Black-Pink，可知，客人可以穿黑色或粉色的裙子前来赴宴，所以空格处填Black, pink。故答案为Black, pink。

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