I. Read the passage carefully, then choose the correct option marked A, B, C or D to answer the  
   questions. (1.0 point)
I don’t usually eat American food. I prefer Japanese, Mexican, or Italian restaurants. But I went to a great American restaurant last night. Its name is Hamburger Hill. I had a great time. The restaurant wasn’t crowded, and my waiter was hard-working and friendly. (He was good-looking, too! He looked like Ben Affleck: tall, short dark hair, nice dark eyes.) The food was cheap, but the restaurant was as stylish as some expensive ones. And the food was just delicious! It had pretty good French fries, my hamburger was excellent, and the ice cream was really good.
Hamburger Hill is on Main street, between Top Music Store and Main Department Store, across from the movie theater. It’s a small place, with only a dozen tables, but it also offers access to the Internet. So you can eat your meal and check your e-mail. I’m definitely going to go back there. Maybe I’ll see you there next time.
1. According to the text, the writer ________.
    A. only eat Japanese, Mexican, or Italian food
    B. is vegetarian
    C. doesn’t like American food
    D. ate American food yesterday
2. According to the text, the writer________.
    A. doesn’t think Ben Affleck is good-looking 
    B. thought the waiter was handsome
    C. didn’t like the waiter
    D. didn’t like the food very much
3. According to the text, the restaurant is ________.
    A. not very stylish
    B. next to the movie theater 
    C. next to a department store    
    D. expensive
4. Which of the following is NOT true about the restaurant?
    A. It’s expensive.
    B. It’s stylish.
    C. It’s small.
    D. It’s cheap.
5. According to the text, we can say that the writer ________.
    A. went to Hamburger Hill with a friend
    B. wants to go to Hamburger Hill again
    C. is meeting someone at Hamburger Hill
    D. checked his e-mail at the restaurant