Question 1:C

Question 2:F

Question 3:E

Question 4:B

Question 5: D.

Test and analysis: This paper describes the requirements of some diners and the characteristics of restaurants that can be matched.

Question 1: Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter have to ask permission to take their children to dinner on weekends. The eldest daughter doesn't eat fish and lobster. Option c st.clouds (Madison Park/Madrona/Lasch), young people get special attention from kindstaff, and sweet-treatment is extended to children's weekend brunch menu. Their dinner options allow children to eat, and there are also recipes that children like to eat, which just meets the requirements of carpenters, so C.

Question 2: Fanny and Anna are old classmates. They plan to have lunch together. They want to eat bread and cake. Choose a red-hot bakery. People absolutely like freshly baked bread. Here is freshly baked bread, which just meets the requirements of Fanny and Anna, so I choose F.

Question 3: Leo and his wife want to celebrate their fifth wedding anniversary in a restaurant, but they don't want to wait in line. Option E: Canlis Restaurant (Queen Anne/Seattle Center). When you want to plan a really special experience (marriage proposal, major anniversary, etc.), Canlis is a place worth going. The food, service and environment are excellent. Suitable for some large-scale celebrations or wedding celebrations, just in line with the requirements of Leo couples, so choose E.

Question 4: Charlene Marilynn Dangelo and her boyfriend want to find a quiet restaurant after shopping. Option B Matt is in the market (downtown). The most romantic feature of this comfortable closet in Park Market is its size. If you don't wait, it may be difficult to get in. There is a comfortable box-style romantic restaurant here, which just meets the requirements of Charlene Marilynn Dangelo and her boyfriend, so I chose B.

Question 5: Gary and his team members are going to have a party. They want to find a restaurant where they can drink and enjoy sports. Option d Rock Sports Bar&; Grill (West Seattle), everything about rock and roll is big: the seating area, the menu, and last but not least, the wall-sized projection TV screen. You can not only eat here, but also watch TV programs, which just meets the requirements of Gary and his team members, so choose D.

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