D
“Do we have to?”
My eight-year-old son, Nick, was tired of travelling. When we arrived at our final stop in Paris, he just wanted to go home.
He frowned(皱眉) as he watched me dance around our hotel room. I was excited because I managed to book a table at L’Ami Louis. For years, I had wanted to eat at the restaurant. Michael, my husband, wasn’t as excited. “Another overpriced French meal,” he complained.
In the end, they agreed to come along. Nick locked his eyes on a golden heap(一堆) of French fries as it crossed the dining room. “It might be okay,” he whispered. The waiter looked at him for a moment and then disappeared. He returned with a huge plate of those airy fried potatoes. “You look hungry,” he said as he set the plate down in front of Nick.
“I think I’m going to like it here,” my son said.
“Isn’t that Carole Bouquet?” Michael pointed across the room to a family sitting with a boy about Nick’s age. The woman looked a lot like the famous
French actress, but it was hard to tell in the dark restaurant. “Maybe,” I said. “Film people love this place.”
The waiter then appeared with our escargots(French snails). A cloud of garlic and butter came across the table. After setting the plate down, he said something to Nick. He pointed, and Nick followed the boy from Carole Bouquet’s table out the door. “Don’t worry, Madam,” the waiter said. “It’s just a game for the neighbourhood kids.”
The boys disappeared until the waiter brought in a chocolate cake. They sat together, like friends now, unwilling to join the adults. That was fine with us—we were making our own friends while enjoying the wine. The restaurant had become a dinner party.
It was late when the evening ended. “That,” my son said as we walked back to the hotel, “is a very fine restaurant.”
“But all you ate was French fries and chocolate cake,” I pointed out.
“I guess restaurants aren’t really about the food,” he replied. “Can we go back tomorrow?”
()27. How did the waiter make Nick feel better?
A. By giving him a special dessert.
B. By offering him a free meal.
C. By introducing him to the cook.
D. By bringing him French fries.
()28. What activity did Nick take part in during the dinner?
A. He played outside with a boy.
B. He joined a cooking class there.
C. He helped the waiter make food.
D. He watched a movie with other kids.
()29. According to the story, how did Nick feel at last?
A. Proud. B. Confident. C. Surprised. D. Joyful.
()30. What does Nick mean by saying the last sentence?
A. He enjoyed food and made friends there.
B. He wanted to return and enjoyed the cake again.
C. He had a great time and wanted to go there again.
D. He thought it was a good place to have a dinner party.

27. D 28. A 29. D 30. C

【分析】
做这几道阅读理解题时，需先通读原文把握故事脉络，再针对每个题目定位原文对应内容，对比选项排除错误答案。27题需找服务员让Nick态度好转的具体行为；28题定位Nick晚餐时参与的活动；29题结合Nick的态度变化判断最终感受；30题联系前文语境理解最后一句的含义。
【解析】
27题：定位原文第三段，服务员端来一大盘炸薯条让Nick改变抵触情绪，对应选项D（By bringing him French fries），A（提供特殊甜点）、B（提供免费餐）、C（介绍厨师）均无原文依据，排除。
28题：定位原文第六段，Nick跟着Carole Bouquet家的男孩出门，是和男孩在外面玩耍，对应选项A，B（参加烹饪课）、C（帮服务员制作食物）、D（和其他孩子看电影）均不符合原文，排除。
29题：从Nick的态度变化（从不想旅行到最后称赞餐厅并主动要求再来），可知他最终是开心愉悦的，对应选项D（Joyful），A（骄傲）、B（自信）、C（惊讶）均不符合，排除。
30题：Nick最后说“Can we go back tomorrow?”，结合前文他在餐厅和男孩成为朋友、玩得愉快的经历，可知他是想再来且度过了美好时光，对应选项C，A（享受食物并交朋友）与原文Nick未吃其他特色食物不符，B（只想要再吃蛋糕）片面，D（认为是举办晚餐派对的好地方）偏离核心含义，排除。
【答案】
27.D 28.A 29.D 30.C
【知识点】
英语阅读理解、细节理解题、推理判断题
【点评】
本文为记叙文，讲述作者一家在巴黎旅行时的餐厅经历，通过人物的行为和态度变化考查学生的细节定位与语境推理能力，题目难度适中，需学生仔细阅读原文，准确匹配信息。
【难度系数】
0.6