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    12．Adult￡10.00
    Child（5-15）￡5.70
    Family tickets
    2adults with up to 2children￡25.70
    1adults with up to 2children￡15.70
    Concessions（ID required）
    Senior （60or over）￡8.00
    Student￡8.00
    Unemployed￡8.00
    Disabled￡9.00
    Groups of 15or more
    Adult￡7.20
    Child￡5.10
    Concessions
    Are you a Brighton &Hove resident living within postcodes BN1，BN2，BN3or BN41or a student studying at Brighton or Sussex University？If so，you can enjoy reduced admission to the Royal Pavilion all year round：
    From 1April 2012to 31March 2013：￡5.00per adult with up to four accompanying children free； proof of Brighton & Hove residency is required．
    Student registered at either Brighton or Sussex Uniersity are also entitled to residents'rate，even if they live outside of the city．A student card confirming current undergraduate or postgraduate study is required．
    From 1April 2013to 31March 2014：￡5.25per adult with up to four accompanying children free； proof of Brighton &Hove residency is required．
    You can enjoy free admission to the Royal Pavilion all year round with membership of the Royal Pavilion &Museums Foundation．This is the charity that supports the work of the Royal Pavilion and Museums．
    Opening time
    Please note：Closed for essential maintenance 21-25January 2013
    Open daily
    October to March：10a．m．to 5：15p．m （last tickets at 4：30p．m．）
    April to September：9a．m．to 5：45p．m．（last tickets at 5p．m．）
    Closed 24December （from 2：30p．m．）and all day on 25and 26December
    29．To enter the Royal Pavilion，a group of 20junior middle school boys will payC．
    A．￡180.00       
    B．￡125.70        
    C．￡102.00        
    D．￡135.70
    30．To enjoy free admission to the Royal Pavilion all year round，C
    A．you must study at Brighton or Sussex University
    B．you must have a student card
    C．you must be a member of the Royal Pavilion &Museums Foundation
    D．you must be a local adult with at most four children
    31．If you visit the Royal Pavilion in June，B．
    A．you can't come in after 4：30p．m．
    B．you can't come in after 5p．m．
    C．you will come in for free            
    D．you can't enjoy reduced admission．

    分析 本文属于说明文阅读，作者通过这篇文章主要向我们描述了布赖顿皇家博物馆的参观时间，价格，参观内容，对于学生的优惠政策等信息，旨在吸引读者前往．

    解答 29．C．细节理解题．根据文章第一部分"Groups of 15or more、Adult￡7.20、Child￡5.10"可知15人以上的团购成人票价为7.20，儿童票价为5.20；因此20名高中生需要支付102元；故选C．
    30．C．细节理解题．根据文章倒数第三部分"You can enjoy free admission to the Royal Pavilion all year round with membership of the Royal Pavilion &Museums Foundation"皇家馆及博物馆基金会会员可免费享用皇家馆；故选C．
    31．B．细节理解题．根据文章最后一部分"April to September：9a．m．to 5：45p．m．（last tickets at 5p．m．）"可知博物馆在四月到九月的进场时间是上午九点到下午五点，因此六月是五点之后不能进场；故选B．

    点评 考察学生的细节理解和推理判断能力，做细节理解题时一定要找到文章中的原句，和题干进行比较，再做出正确的选择．在做推理判断题不要以个人的主观想象代替文章的事实，要根据文章事实进行合乎逻辑的推理判断．

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