《2026年一本密卷高考英语》

A(2025·湖北武汉·高三检测)
Frequently Asked Questions about London Theatres
London has a world-leading theatre scene, and it's particularly strong when it comes to family shows. Read the FAQ to make your family theatre trip a pleasant one.
Can children go to all theatres?
Most shows are suitable for people aged 12 or older. Some productions might have material that is too mature for younger theatregoers. However, there are also fantastic family shows which are appropriate for all ages, or which are specifically aimed at kids.
Are children booster seats available?
Some theatres, though not all, provide booster seats-for example, Nederlander theatres rent height-adjustable seats for £1 if you ask a member of staff. They are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Some venues will also have height restrictions so that audience sitting behind you can still see.
Are there frequent breaks throughout the duration of a performance?
If it's a show for a general audience, there will usually be one or two intervals based on the running time. Most shows designed specifically for younger audiences will have short running times, like an hour or less.
Can I bring my own snacks and drinks into the theatre?
Most theatres won't allow you to bring your own snacks and drinks. They sell food and drink in the theatre and that's part of how they bring in profit. If you have concerns about dietary requirements, you can contact the theatre beforehand to make arrangements.
Find all the latest recommendations and more information about the rules on Telegraph Tickets, or check with the box office.
1. Where is the text probably from?
A. A theatre guide.
B. A drama review.
C. A show advertisement.
D. A performance schedule.
2. Which best describes booster seats?
A. Found in every theatre.
B. Provided free of charge.
C. Required by safety rules.
D. Offered in limited number.
3. What are the theatres' concerns behind their food policies?
A. Financial gain.
B. Food safety.
C. Cleaning cost.
D. Audience experience.

答案： 1.A 2.D 3.A