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Kitty Su
 Famous for hosting well-known international electronic music performances，Kitty Su is decked out（ 被裝飾） for dancing and rock music.The sound equipment is of top quality，and the various bars mean that you don't have to wait long to get a drink.The club's fashionable decoration adds atmosphere to the party.Not surprisingly，Kitty Su has been frequently named Delhi's best nightclub since it opened in 2011.
   Address：The Lalit Hotel，Barakhamba Avenue.Phone： （11）4444-7666.Opening Hours：Wednesday，F(xiàn)riday and Saturday，10 p.m.until 3 a.m.
   The Blue Bar
   The elegant Blue Bar has a pleasant atmosphere，with both indoor and outdoor seating.If you're into cocktails，come here.It affords the best of the city!There's music and dancing after 11 p.m.
   Address：Taj Palace Hotel，Diplomatic Enclave.Phone： （11）6650-3699， （11）6650-3665.
   Opening Hours：12：30 p.m.until 1：45 a.m.
   Tamasha
   Tamasha opened in the early 2016，and is spread over 16，000 square feet and has three floors.The bar appearing like a truck at the entrance gets top points for creativity.Delicious food and cocktails，along with great music，add to the charm of the tamasha （meaning "a grand show"）.
   Address：28 Kasturba Gandhi Marg，Connaught Place.Phone：99994- 77661（cell）.
   Opening Hours：Noon until 1 a.m.
   Summer House Café
   Summer House Café was inspired by the activity in summer vacations，barbecuing on the lawn（草 坪）with cold beer.This bar has both indoor and outdoor seating over two levels，with superb rooftop.Not surprisingly，it gets very crowded.Don't miss it!
   Address：1st Floor，DDA Shopping Complex.Phone：93509-67000（cell）.Opening Hours：Noon until 1 a.m.

（1）What do we know about the Blue Bar？
C
C

A．It's located in Connaught Place
B．It is an outdoor bar.
C．It serves good cocktails.
D．It is painted blue.
（2）What makes Tamasha unusual？
D
D

A．Its fantastic music
B．Its special name.
C．Its creativity for foods.
D．Its architectural（建筑的） shape.
（3）What can we infer about Summer House Café？
B
B

A．It only opens on the weekends.
B．It is very popular with people.
C．Live electronic music is played.
D．You can have a barbecue indoors.

【考點】記敘文；杰出人物．
【答案】C；D；B
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