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The Chinese were the real inventor of printing. Centuries ago they carved messages on stone and then sprinkled () sooty(粉末状的) 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; 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(粘土). 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. Movable type did not come into use in Europe until it was invented there centuries later. The Europeans had been totally ignorant(无知的) of the printing traditions of the Chinese.

60. The oldest pieces of printed paper in existence date back_____.

A. 800 years.                                                          B. more than 1000 years

C. more than 2000 years                       D. 500 years

61. These pieces of clay were _____.

A. easily lost                                                         B. less used

C. reusable                                                              D. thrown away after use

62. Europeans adopted printing after they _____.

A. realized stone carving was not good enough

B. had learned about it from the Chinese

C. had copied Chinese printing

D. had invented it themselves

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  Following on from the deaths of three people in Fujian Province over the past two days as a result of the storm, the landslide happened in Minhou County of Fujian’s provincial capital, Fuzhou, China Central Television reported.

  Heavy rains brought by the typhoon caused the hillside to give way above the buildings where the students were staying, sweeping them away.President Hu Jintao yesterday made a phone call and asked for every effort to be made to find the missing.

  Typhoon Longwang, which means dragon king in Chinese, raged(狂吹)across Taiwan on the weekend before moving on to Fujian.

  About 537 000 people had been moved to safety, officials said, and 2.46 million people were affected(受到影响).Although downgraded to a tropical depression yesterday, Longwang had already damaged 60 000 hectares of crops, with 12 500 “completely damaged,” Xinhua reported.

  Economic damage was estimated at 1.2 billion yuan(US$150 million).

 Downpours from the typhoon, the 19th to hit China this year, began at noon on Sunday in Fuzhou and lasted for 14 hours, dumping 111 millimetres, according to the provincial meteorological bureau.The rain paralyzed Fuzhou’s transport system.Pools of water on the main streets were about 70 centimetres deep.

  The meteorological bureau reported that Longwang first struck Weitou town, Jinjiang city, with winds of up to 120 kilometres per hour at its centre.

  The previous typhoons to hit China’s coastal areas this year caused 188 deaths and losses totalling 73.8 billion yuan(US$9 billion), according to official figures.

  (Adapted from China Daily 10/04/2005)

(1)

Which is the best title of this report?

[  ]

A.

Typhoon Longwang causes landslide

B.

Typhoon causes three people to die

C.

Typhoon causes a storm

D.

Typhoon Longwang

(2)

Before coming to Fujian, Typhoon Longwang attacked ________.

[  ]

A.

Japan

B.

Korea

C.

Taiwan

D.

Hong Kong

(3)

What time did downpours from the typhoon stop in Fuzhou?

[  ]

A.

12∶00 Sunday.

B.

2∶00 p. m.Sunday.

C.

2∶00 a. m.Sunday.

D.

2∶00 a. m.Monday.

(4)

The underlined word “paralyzed” in the fifth paragraph probably means ________.

[  ]

A.

encouraged

B.

destroyed

C.

caused

D.

avoided

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  The Chinese were the real inventor of printing.Centuries ago they carved messages on stone and then sprinkled(撒)sooty(粉末状的)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; 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(粘土).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.Movable type did not come into use in Europe until it was invented there centuries later.The Europeans had been totally ignorant(无知的)of the printing traditions of the Chinese.

(1)

The oldest pieces of printed paper in existence date back ________.

[  ]

A.

800 years.

B.

more than 1000 years

C.

more than 2000 years

D.

500 years

(2)

These pieces of clay were ________.

[  ]

A.

easily lost

B.

less used

C.

reusable

D.

thrown away after use

(3)

Europeans adopted printing after they ________.

[  ]

A.

realized stone carving was not good enough

B.

had learned about it from the Chinese

C.

had copied Chinese printing

D.

had invented it themselves

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     The Chinese were the real inventor of printing. Centuries ago they carved messages on a stone
and then sprinkled (撒) sooty(煤炭的) dust over it. 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; 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(粘土). By putting 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.
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. The oldest pieces of printed paper in existence date back ______.
A. 800 years
B. more than 1000 years
C. more than 2000 years  
D. 500 years
2. Bi Sheng used clay to form ______.
A. large tablets for writing
B. messages
C. individual words or characters
D. small statues
3. These pieces of clay were ______.
A. easily lost
B. broken
C. reusable  
D. disposable
4. Europeans adopted printing after they ______.
A. realized stone carving was inadequate (不够的)
B. had learned about it from the Chinese
C. had copied Chinese printing
D. had invented it themselves  
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