A.Lion King

It’s a story of nature, love and friendship, all of which appear in one African adventure. See the young lion cub Simba grow up and overcome all the difficulties in order to become king of the jungle.

B. Little Mermaid

Adapted from Anderson’s fairy tale, Little Mermaid takes you into a deep-sea adventure, to see how Ariel sells her beautiful tail and voice for two legs to see her dream prince on land.

C. Jersey Boys

Jersey Boys is a Broadway classic that features four young men going out by themselves who finally rise up to become movie stars. Come and see more about the struggles and successes of these four young men.

D. Mary Poppins

It is a story of a magic nanny who comes flying in with her umbrella to work for a rather unhappy family with the most naughty kids and shows them what life is all about. Mary Poppins and the Bands family face some challenges and amusing moments.

E. Mama Mia

Mamma Mia is about Sophie’s wedding. It is a great combination of life lessons and laughter. Throw yourself in an 80’s disco theme and Mamma Mia will leave you singing and dancing out of the theater.

F. Stomp (the name of a band)

Come and enjoy a high-energy percussive symphony, coupled with dance, and played entirely on unusual instruments, such as buckets, brooms and sticks. Music is made through the use of everyday objects in a non-traditional way.

下面是觀眾的介紹，請把觀眾的介紹和適合他們的節(jié)目信息匹配起來。

1.Todd is a DJ in college. In everyone’s mind, he does it quite well. He can always find the proper music to satisfy students’ needs. But secretly Todd always wants to find a new and special way to create music. He hates all kinds of tradition.

2.Friday finally comes. After a whole week of work, Brian just wants to relax, and have some entertainment that can make him laugh. He likes the music in the 80’s and the story of love and marriage, from which he can learn lessons.

3.Ann is a quiet girl. Her most enjoyable moment is when her dad reads her fairy tales. Dad bought her a lot of books. But her favorite is Anderson’s. A lot of stories are sad, making her shed tears. But she loves them. They are so beautiful.

4.Dan is a big fan of animals. He always asks his mom to buy him all kinds of animal books, CDs and Discovery programs or other animal films. This time his mom wants to take him to the theater to see a play, from which Dan can learn to be strong.

5.Tim and Tom are twins. They are famous “bad” brothers in their class and a headache to their mom. Someone suggests that making peer（同齡人）examples for them may be helpful, like in the movies, dramas and so on.

 

1.F

2.E

3.B

4.A

5.D

【解析】

試題分析：

1.根據(jù)題中But secretly Todd always wants to find a new and special way to create music. He hates all kinds of tradition.與F選項中Music is made through the use of everyday objects in a non-traditional way.信息相符合。故選擇F

2.E選擇項中的combination of life lessons and laughter; an 80’s disco theme ;leave you singing and dancing out of the theater.與此相符合，故選擇E。

3.題中的fairy tales; her favorite is Anderson’s和B選擇項中的Adapted from Anderson’s fairy tale信息相一致，故選擇B。

4.根據(jù)題中big fan of animals; buy him all kinds of animal books, CDs and Discovery programs or other animal films.與A選擇項中的a story of nature;. See the young lion cub Simba信息相一致，故選擇A。

5.題中的They are famous “bad” brothers; a headache to their mom與D選擇項的the most naughty kids相一致，故選擇D。

考點：信息匹配

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