The Buzz

10345 N. Scottsdale Rd. , Scottsdale

(480)991-3866

The Buzz is a favorite among underage college students. The club, within a shopping center, has two levels. The downstairs is for everyone, while the upstairs is only for those over 21 years old. Open only on Friday and Saturday. Though it’s intended for the youth, it’s a wide age range.  

Devil House

829 S. Rural Rd., Tempe

(480)517-1188

There really isn’t a ton to say about the Devil House. It’s located right near the crossing of Rural and University, making it an easy walk on foot. It’s a simple bar; not so expensive, not so big and not so concerned with anything other than offering beer drinkers and sports fans a homey place to meet up.  

Northern Lounge

5008 W. Northern Ave., Glendale

(623)937-0940

This bar is all about action and activity. You’re welcome, of course, to sit around and drink. You’ll come soon on stage for live music. It’s a fun, interactive atmosphere and their karaoke nights have been popular on the west side for quite a while.  

Casey Moore’s

850 S Ash Ave., Tempe

(480)968-9935

Casey Moore’s is really everything a college bar should be: comfortable, fun, reasonably-price and close to campus. The outside is pretty big and has plenty of tables, while inside is darker and equally comfortable and a big bar for sitting and chatting.  

 

64. If you want to relax your mind and muscles, it’s better for you to go to_____.  

A.    The Buzz.  B. Northern Lounge   C. Devil House.   D. Casey Moore’s

65. According to the passage, we know that_____.  

A.    people of different ages can go to The Buzz.  

B.    People can sit chatting in the outside of Casey Moore’s

C.    People often feel uncomfortable sitting and drinking in Northern Lounge.  

D.   There is a long way to get to Devil House.  

66. If you want to know more abut karaoke nights, you’d better call_____.  

A.(480)991-3866   B.(480)517-1188    C.(623)937-0940   D.(480)968-9935

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