单选题How much are the musical tickets for two children?A16 pounds.B35 pounds.C30 pounds.D40 pounds.
单选题
How much are the musical tickets for two children?
A
16 pounds.
B
35 pounds.
C
30 pounds.
D
40 pounds.
参考解析
解析：
【文章大意】本文是三则广告。介绍了一场音乐剧，一场歌述见面会和一场绘画比赛举行的时间、地点和票价情况。
细节理解题。第一则广告中提到 “Tickets…15 pounds for children”可知，一个孩子的票价是15英镑，两个孩子是30英镑，故选C。
【文章大意】本文是三则广告。介绍了一场音乐剧，一场歌述见面会和一场绘画比赛举行的时间、地点和票价情况。
细节理解题。第一则广告中提到 “Tickets…15 pounds for children”可知，一个孩子的票价是15英镑，两个孩子是30英镑，故选C。
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