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Russian dances: The famous “Little White Birth” Dance Troupe will travel from Russia to present performances in Beijing.
The troupe, founded in 1948, is famous for their combination of Russian folk dances and classical dancing art.
It has been invited by the Beijing Foreign Culture Exchange Co. in order to give four performances in Beijing.
Tickets are available through ticket hotlines and website such as www. paio. com. cn, www. chinaticket, com and www. ticket, elong. com.
* Time: 7: 30 pm, January 18 - 21
* Place: Beizhan Theatre, 135, Xiwai Dajie,
Xicheng District
* Tel: 6606-4258
EXHIBITIONS
Kite show: All together 81 kites collected by the China National Art Museum is on show in the Yanhuang Art Museum.
Kong Xiangze, an expert on Chinese kites, published a book on kites, explaining the origins of the kite-making process. The exhibited kites are made in a traditional Chinese style.
* Time: 9 am-5 pm until February 11
* Place: 9 Huizhong Lu
* Tel: 6491-2902

CONCERTS
Folk music: A concert of classics of Chinese folk music will greet audiences on the first day of the Year of Snake at the Beijing Concert Hall.
The China Song and Dance Ensemble will perform dozens of traditional instrumental pieces, such as “Full of Joy”, “Colourful Cloud Chasing the Moon” and “Spring Festival Suite”.
* Time: 7: 30 pm, January 24
* Place: 1, Beixinhuajie, Xicheng District
* Tel: 6559-8285
EVENTS
Flower festival: The Beijing Botanical Garden is bringing people a blooming festival with the beautiful flowers in its tropical plants greenhouse.
The garden has introduced nearly 80 kinds of flowers abroad for the exhibition.
There is also an exhibition of potted narcissus (水仙) landscapes (盆景). More than 300 mini landscapes involving imported narcissus will be displayed, people can get a preview of the show by visiting www. beijingbd, com, the garden’s website.
* Time: 8:30 am-5 pm until January 28
* Place: Wofosi Lu near the Fragant Hills
* Tel: 8259-5547

【小題1】Suppose you are too far away from Beijing or you can’t spare time to go there in person, which of the following shows can you enjoy all the same?

A．Russian dances.

B．Kite show

C．Folk music

D．Flower festival

【小題2】. The phrase “get a preview of” used in the passage means ______.

A．watch in advance	B．see more clearly
C．get good position of	D．get a general idea of

【小題3】 If you and your classmates have a free evening to spend on the 19th of January, which is a useful number to call?

A．6606-4258

B．6491-2902

C．6559-8285

D．8259-5547

【小題1】D
【小題2】A
【小題3】A

解析試題分析：
【小題1】D 推理題。根據題干說明如果人們離北京太遠或者沒有時間親自去那里，可以登陸該活動的網站。根據該部分的people can get a preview of the show by visiting www. beijingbd, com, the garden’s website.故D正確。
【小題2】.A 猜測詞義題。根據people can get a preview of the show by visiting www. beijingbd, com, the garden’s website.說明人們是可以到網站上去看，因為preview說明是提前看，故A說法正確。
【小題3】A 細節題。根據第一部分Russian dances: 中的* Time: 7: 30 pm, January 18 - 21* Place: Beizhan Theatre, 135, Xiwai Dajie,Xicheng District* Tel: 6606-4258說明在1月19號的晚上你可以觀看這個節目，故撥打6606-4258。A正確。
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點評：本文是一則廣告，介紹了四項活動：舞蹈，展覽，音樂，和花展。以及各項活動的具體內容，要詳細的信息。以細節題的考查為主，要求考生在閱讀材料時做好標識和符號，解題時可以準確定位。

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