2018-2019学年山东省潍坊市高三下学期一模考试英语试题

21. Which tube station will you get off at for dog fitness exercises? A. Turnham Green tube. C. Mile End tube.

B. Hampstead tube. D. Covent Garden tube.

22. Where can you buy healthy natural food for your dog? A. At Lily’s Kitchen. C. At China Exchange.

B. At Shake Shack. D. At Outsider Tart.

23. What can you find at 83 Chiswick High Rd? A. A dog therapy. C. Dog jackets.

B

The Moth Cafe deserves praise on at least two fronts—for offering vegan (素食主义者) food that is both interesting and delicious, and for livening up a section of east Jasper Avenue in desperate need of help.

The first accomplishment is no surprise. The family-owned new restaurant brings a new, all plant-based menu (without dairy or egg), but with the same focus on tasty, inventive food. Its brave location, next to what was once the Chinatown Mall but is now abandoned, gives further hope that this neighborhood is finally coming back to life. A new LRT station is under construction to the west.

The shopping mall that is home to The Moth has become a tiny oasis (绿洲) among these blocks-in-transition. On a recent Saturday night, only a month after opening, The Moth is doing a solid business with a mostly under-30 crowd. Inside, the room is bright and airy, with high ceilings, exposed brick, light wood and touches of greenery.

The food menu isn’t huge, covering a selection of small bites, all-day breakfast, soups and mains. What is huge is the drinks menu. There are coffees and tea available. While there are plans to include beer and wine in the future, the present bar is limited to a variety of gin-and-tonics. There’s also a non-alcoholic bar offering trendy tea in flavors.

In fact, I was impressed with the whole experience at The Moth, though I have yet to figure out the name. Is it an extraordinary superhero thing? A moth (飞

B. Peanut butter biscuits.

D. A ShackBurger.