1. (2020八上·巢湖期末) 阅读理解

It's December and I'm having a good time visiting Japan with my friends. Now we're

in a small roasted(烤) sweet potato shop. There are many roasted sweet potato shops in Japan. But this one isn't like the others. A dog is selling the food in it.

The dog's name is Ken-kun. He works from 11:00 a. m. to 3:00 p. m. on weekends.

We're lucky that Ken-kun is still at work when we're here. He's happy to see us. He pops out(探出) his head to say" Hello" to us and then watches us take the sweet potatoes and pay for them.

From my friends, l know some more: the money from the sale of roasted sweet potatoes goes to help animals in danger; after work Ken-kun likes to play with children and make them happy. I must say, Ken-kun and the shop make me feel warmer.

Next time you go to Japan, you can go to Ken-kun's shop and buy a sweet potato.

1. （1） Why isn't the roasted sweet potato shop the same as the others?

   A . Because it's very small. B . Because it's an old shop. C . Because a dog works there. D . Because its sweet potatoes are delicious.
3. （2） The writer and her friends are lucky to

   A . see Ken-kun at the shop B . find Ken-kun's shop easily C . buy sweet potatoes at the shop D . eat sweet potatoes in the cold day
5. （3） What does the writer write the passage for?

   A . To ask us to eat roasted sweet potatoes in winter. B . To tell us about a warm sweet potato shop in Japan. C . To ask us to help animals in danger in our free time. D . Tell us that people in Japan love roasted sweet potatoes.