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    Seafood buffet(自助餐)
    Treat your mother to a buffet lunch featuring an array of seafood at Days Hotel & Suites Beijing. There are oysters and sashimi, as well as an on-site grill of various meat and seafood, plus dumplings. Other selections are savory soup and delicate dessert. Your mother will receive a hand-made festival gift. 11:30 am, MAY 13TH. 6773-1234 Ext 3930.
    Sunday buffet
    Cafe 99 at Regent Beijing offers a sumptuous Sunday buffet with caviar and free flow of champagne and wines on Mother’s Day, May 13.11:30 am-3 pm. 8522-1789.
    Shaanxi style
    Chefs from Shaanxi Province treat customers to authentic local noodles at the Regal Palace Chinese Restaurant, Days & Suites Beijing, including Qishan noodles with spicy and sour pork sauce, oil-sprayed noodles, besides based cakes with pork stuffing, and mutton soup with steamed buns. 8778-9888 Ext 262.
    Da Zhai Men
    Traditional Chinese architecture, performances and popular Chinese foods. Daily 11 am- 2 pm, 5 pm-11pm. Guoxing Jiayuan, Shouti Nanlu, Xicheng District. 8835-6687.
    Da Zhai Men
    Traditional Chinese architecture, performances and popular Chinese foods. Daily 11 am-2pm, 5pm-11pm. Guoxing Jiayuam, Shouti Nanlu,, Xicheng District. 8835-6687.
    Mughal’s Beijing Restaurant
    Classic curry dishes and many other famous Pakistani/Xinjiang halal dishes(English menu). Lunch buffet every working day for 38 yuan per person. Live dance performances every day (starting at 7:30 pm). There is a big open-air terrace. Daily 11 am-midnight, Rm 5188, 5th Floor, 3.3 Fashion Plaza, 33 Sanlitun Road, Chaoyang District. 5136-5575.
    Brunch(早午餐)
    Pay tribute to Mom with a brunch fest at the Kerry Center Hotel. Complimentary chocolates, flowers and a glass of champagne add to the festive environment, Starting at 11:30 am, Sunday May 13.6561-8833 Ext 40.

    1. 1.

      Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?

      1. A.
        You can enjoy seafood buffet in Kerry Center Hotel on May 13th.
      2. B.
        Da Zhai Men offers performances and popular Chinese foods 9 hours daily.
      3. C.
        Having lunch buffet in Mughal’s Beijing Restaurant cost 38 yuan person on weekends
      4. D.
        Cafe 99 at Regent Beijing offers free chocolates and flowers on Mother’s Day.
    2. 2.

      This passage is mainly about____.

      1. A.
        restaurants
      2. B.
        performances
      3. C.
        food
      4. D.
        travel
    3. 3.

      Which of the following is NOT prepared for Mothers’ Day?

      1. A.
        Seafood buffet.
      2. B.
        Sunday buffet.
      3. C.
        Brunch.
      4. D.
        Mughal’s Beijing Restaurant.
    4. 4.

      Where can you eat food while enjoying a lot of performances?

      1. A.
        At Days Hotel & Suites Beijing.
      2. B.
        At the Regal Palace Chinese Restaurant.
      3. C.
        In Da Zhai Men.
      4. D.
        At the Kerry Center Hotel.
    BCDC
    1.由performances and popular Chinese foods. Daily 11 am- 2 pm, 5 pm-11pm.找到。
    2.通读全文可知本文是有关吃饭的。
    3.由Lunch buffet every working day for 38 yuan per person.找到。
    4.由开始找到。
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