题目内容
10. The first thing we must do is to mend those shoes.
10. that
IV.阅读理解
The Real Inventor of Printing The Chinese were the real inventor of printing. Centuries ago they carved messages on stone and then sprin-kled (撒) sooty (乌黑的) dust over the stone carving. When they put a small piece of paper over the stone and rubbed the paper,the sooty lines were reproduced on it. Some of these first printed papers have been preserved and the oldest ones known to exist are more than one thousand years old.
Printing with carved stone blocks was the only kind of printing known for centuries. Then,about eight hundred years ago,a Chinese printer,Bi Sheng,had a clever idea. Instead of carving a whole message on a single big block of wood or stone,he formed separate Chinese words or characters out of bits of clay. By fitting the clay pieces together in rows in a box,he could print just as before. But when he finished,he could keep all the separate pieces of clay and use them again.
Bi Sheng's movable type was a great step forward,but his method was not generally adopted. The movable type did not come into use in Europe until it was invented there centuries later. The Europeans had been totally ignorant of the printing traditions of the Chinese.
1. Bi Sheng used clay to form.
A. large tablets for writing
B. small statues
C. individual words or characters
D. messages
2. These pieces of clay were .
A. easily lost B. less used
C. reusable D. thrown away after use
3. The oldest pieces of printed papers in existence date back .
A. 800 years
B. more than 1,000 years
C. more than 2 ,000 years
D. 500 years
4. Europeans adopted printing after they .
A. realised stone carving was not good enough
B. had learned about it from the Chinese
C. had copied Chinese printing
D. had invented it themselves
1. He was a school teacher (当我第一次见到他的时候) .
10. That's the new machine parts are too small to be seen.
A. that B. which
C. whose D. what
把下列句子合并为含有定语从句的主从复合句
2. My grandparents live in a house. It lies at the foot of the mountain.
9. We will start at the point. We left off there.
11. Madam Curie, life had once been very
hard,was given two Nobel Prizes.
A. of whom B. for whom
C. for whose D. in whom
5. The farm on I once worked has taken on a new look.
7. Can you explain the (结构) of the sentence to me? I'm confused.
