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小题1:When can we visit Art Museum ?

A．11:00 am -7:00pm every day

B．8:00am -6:00pm on weekdays

C．8:00am-9:30am every Sunday

D．8:00am -6:00 pm on weekends小题2:Where can we go if we want to learn music?

A．25Jiefang Road

B．95 the Fifth Avenue.

C．120 Xinjin Street

D．Thermopolis Town小题3:If you and your parents visit National Park ,how much should you pay ?

A．$15

B．$30

C．$38

D．$45

答案

小题1:B

小题2:A

小题3:D

题目分析：本文介绍了三则广告。第一则广告是音乐俱乐部，地址解放路25号，联系电话是420-258-1200。第二则广告是国家公园，地址是第五大道95号，联系电话是208-683-3400，

门票是成人15美元，3-7岁儿童8美元。第三则广告是艺术博物馆，开门时间是在工作日的上午8点到下午6点，门票是成年人每人10美元，儿童5.5美元。

小题1:细节理解题。根据Opening hours:8:00am-6:00pm on weekdays可知艺术博物馆的开门时间是在工作日的上午8点到下午6点，这个时间段可以去参观艺术博物馆，故选B。

小题2:细节理解题。根据Address: 25 Jiefang Road 可知音乐俱乐部的地址是解放路25号，因此要学习音乐可以去这里。故选A。

小题3:推理判断题。根据Price: adults $15, children (ages 3-7) $ 8可知国家公园的门票是成人15美元，3-7岁儿童8美元。你应是在7岁以上，故需门票钱应是15美元，因此你和你的父母共需15×3=45美元。故选D。

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