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    Beijing Restaurant
    MENU
    SOUPS
    Tofu soup£¤10. 00   Bone soup£¤15. 00   Chicken soup£¤20. 00
    STAPLES
    Fried rice£¤8. 00   Fried noodles£¤10. 00   Hot dog£¤4. 00
    Meat pie£¤10. 00   Sandwich£¤10. 00   Hamburger£¤10. 00
    MAIN COURSES
    Roast chicken£¤30. 00   Italian pizza£¤9. 00   Indian curries£¤15. 00
    Pork and cabbage£¤15. 00   Cheese pie£¤10. 00   Beef£¤15. 00
    Beijing Roast Duck£¤50. 00   Sausage£¤15. 00
    DESSERTS
    Fruit salad£¤8. 00   Pear pancake£¤6. 00   Apple pie£¤6. 00   Ice cream£¤4. 00
    DRINKS
    Coke£¤5. 00   Coffee£¤5. 00   Tea£¤3. 00   Apple juice£¤3. 00
    Beer£¤10. 00   Wine£¤30. 00   Milk£¤3. 00   Lemonade£¤4. 00
    1. Which soup can't you have in this restaurant?
    [     ]
    A. Tofu soup.
    B. Vegetable soup.
    C. Bone soup.
    D. Chicken soup.
    2. How many kinds of main courses are there in this restaurant?
    [     ]
    A. 7.
    B. 8.
    C. 9.
    D. 10.
    3. What's the price of pear pancake and a cup of tea?
    [     ]
    A.£¤8. 00.
    B.£¤9. 00.
    C.£¤7. 00.
    D.£¤6. 00.
    4. If you have twelve yuan, what can you buy in this restaurant?
    [     ]
    A. Four ice creams.
    B. A bottle of wine.
    C. An apple pie and a pear pancake.
    D. A sandwich and a hot dog.
    5. Here is Mr. Wang's bill. How much does he need to pay?
        BEIJING RESTAURANT BILL 
        Beijing Roast Duck
        Chicken soup
        Two bottles of beer
        Tea
         Fried rice 
        TOTAL:£¤____ 
        Thank you for coming!
    [     ]
    A. 91
    B. 92
    C. 93
    D. 101
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