Question

John and Tina come from different countries. They are interested in Chinese food. They usually eat Chinese food in restaurants and often talk about it.

It’s Saturday today and it’s sunny. John asks Tina to have dinner at Ms. Brown’s House. It’s the first time that Tina goes there for dinner.

“Hi, John. Are there different kinds of food at Ms. Brown’s House?” Tina asks.

“Of course. There’re all kinds of noodles, such as chicken and cabbage noodles, mutton and potato noodles, tomato and egg noodles and beef and carrot noodles,” John says.

“Sounds great! I like tomato and egg noodles very much,” said Tina.

“Me, too. There are also delicious dumplings and specials. After dinner, we can have ice- cream and fruit. They are on sale.”

“Ice-cream? I know a new kind of ice-cream. It is delicious. And you can keep it for an hour.”

“Great! But there isn’t any at Ms. Brown’s House.”

“I know where to buy it. Let’s go after dinner.”

“OK.”

1.What does the underlined word “it” refer to (指代)?

A. Ice cream. B. Cake.

C. Chinese food. D. Ms. Brown’s House.

2.What can Tina and John NOT have for dinner in Ms. Brown’s House?

A. Noodles. B. Dumplings. C. Rice. D. Specials.

3.What kind of noodles does John like?

A. Chicken and cabbage noodles. B. Tomato and egg noodles.

C. Beef and carrot noodles. D. Mutton and potato noodles.

4.Which of the following is NOT true according to the passage?

A. John and Tina like Chinese food.

B. John and Tina eat out on Saturday.

C. John and Tina can’t find the new kind of ice-cream at Ms. Brown’s House.

D. John and Tina can have some fruit for free after dinner.

5.What does the passage mainly tell us?

A. Eating out. B. A new kind of ice-cream.

C. Two children talk about food. D. Food in different countries.

Answer 1