閱讀選擇閱讀下面的短文，從所給的A、B、C選項(xiàng)中選出最佳答案。

A [2015 .資陽改編]

                        Tea Cottage Wants You!

Join us in Tea Cottage —the best Chinese restaurant in town. We are now looking for someone interests in working with us.

2 Cooks

. At least two years’ work experience in a restaurant kitchen

. Good at making Chinese dishes

. Able to work on weekends

. Work 16:00-21:00 every day (USD$600/week)

Waiter Waitresses

. At least one year's work experience in cafes or restaurants

. Part-time welcome

. Work ll:00- 5:00 or 16:00-21:00 (USD$16/hour)

2 Cleaners

. No experience needed

. Part-time welcome

. Wash dishes,clean the kitchen

. Work 12:00-15:00 or 17:00-22:00 (USD$12/hour) 

We're also looking for singers and bands for Wednesday nights!

Call 213-333-6789 Ms. Wu

() 21. What you have read is a(n) .

   A. report   B. ad.

   C. message

() 22. What restaurant is Tea Cottage?

   A. Chinese. B. British.

   C. American.

() 23. Who has to work every day?

   A. Singers. B. Waiters.

   C. Cooks.

() 24. If you want to get more information,you can .

   A. send a letter

   B. make a call

   C. send an email

() 25. If you work as a cook in Tea Cottage,you can make a month.

   A. $2400   B. $600

   C. $1800

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