Name Website www.tudou.com www.youku.comwww.douban.comFounding timeApril, 2005June, 2006September, 2004FounderWang WeiGu YongqiangYang BoIdea“Show yourself like a superstar . 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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Name
Website	www.tudou.com	www.youku.com	www.douban.com
Founding time	April, 2005	June, 2006	September, 2004
Founder	Wang Wei	Gu Yongqiang	Yang Bo
Idea	“Show yourself like a superstar”.	“Let the whole world watch us ”.	“Join us more, and you will get more .”
Feature	Sharing videos with other people.	Watching micro-videos on the C2C service platform.	Making friends with others and editing what you like.

1.Youku was founded by _______.

A. Wang Wei???? B. Gu Yongqiang??? C. Yang Bo??? D. June ,2006

2.If you want to make friends with others, you’d better choose _____.

A.www.tudou.com?????? B.www.youku.com

C. www.douban.com???? D.www.sina.com

3._______ was founded the earliest in this form .

A. Tudou??????? B. Youku???????? C.Xunlei?????? D. Douban

4.If you are on Tudou , you will know its idea is ________.

A. Let the whole world watch us .?????

B. Show yourself like a superstar.

C. Join us more, and you will get more .?

D. Watching micro-videos on the C2C service platform.

5.Which is true according to the passage ?

A. You can edit what you like on Youku.

B. Tudou was founded two months earlier than Youku.

C. We can know five kinds of information of every website.

D. The idea of Youku is “Join us more, and you will get more .”

【答案】

1.B

2.C

3.D

4.B

5.C

【解析】

试题分析：这篇短文主要介绍了土豆网，优酷网，豆瓣网的创建时间，创建人，网址，创建想法，网站特点。

1.细节理解题。根据表格优酷网可知创建者是Gu Yongqiang，故选B。

2.细节理解题。根据豆瓣网特点Making friends with others可知选C。

3.细节理解题。根据他们的创建时间进行比较可知，创建最早的是豆瓣网，故选D。

4.细节理解题。根据土豆网的idea描述 “Show yourself like a superstar”.故选B

5.是非判断题。根据表格所给内容创建时间，创建人，网址，创建想法，网站特点可知共给出了五类信息。故选C。

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