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 On the ninth of November, we celebrate my grandmother’s __________(90) birthday.

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Traditional Chinese festivals are now getting their own logos(标识).Here’re logos for China’s seven important traditional festivals.

Chunjie, Spring Festival, China’s lunar new year, is the most important of the traditional Chinese holidays. People usually get together, watch fireworks and the lion dance, eat dumplings and put on new clothes. They pay New Year calls to their relatives and friends. Children usually get red packets.

Yuanxiao, Lantern Festival is on the 15th day of the first month in the Chinese calendar. People watch lanterns and eat sweet dumplings.

Qixi, the Night of Sevens is on the seventh day of the seventh month in the Chinese calendar. It’s Chinese version(版本)of Valentine’s Day(情人节).

Qingming, Tomb-Sweeping Festival is around April 5.People from home and abroad go to the graves(墓)of the dead in memory of(纪念)them.

Zhongqiu, Mid-Autumn Festival, is on the 15th day of the eighth month in the Chinese calendar. Families enjoy moon cakes and tell the story of  Chang’e.

Duanwu, Dragon Boat Festival is on the fifth day of the fifth month in the Chinese calendar. People eat rice dumplings and remember the poet Qu Yuan.

Chongyang, Double Ninth Festival is on the ninth day of the ninth month in the Chinese calendar. It’s the date to pay respect(尊敬)to the old.
 
【小题1】Mid-Autumn Festival is ________ in the Chinese calendar.
A．on 15th of AugustB．on 7th of July
C．on 15th of JanuaryD．on 5th of May
【小题2】What do Chinese people eat at Dragon Boat Festival?
A．Dumplings.B．Moon cakes.
C．Rice dumplings.D．Sweet dumplings.
【小题3】Chinese version of Valentine’s Day is ________.
A．Lantern FestivalB．the Night of Sevens
C．Spring FestivalD．Tomb-Sweeping Festival
【小题4】At Tomb-Sweeping Festival, people go to the graves in memory of ________.
A．Qu YuanB．the elderlyC．Chang’eD．the dead
【小题5】At Double Ninth Festival, what do people usually do?
A．They watch lanterns.B．They pay respect to old people.
C．They visit their relatives.D．They get together to tell stories.

Traditional Chinese festivals are now getting their own logos(标识).Here’re logos for China’s seven important traditional festivals.


Chunjie, Spring Festival, China’s lunar new year, is the most important of the traditional Chinese holidays. People usually get together, watch fireworks and the lion dance, eat dumplings and put on new clothes. They pay New Year calls to their relatives and friends. Children usually get red packets.

Yuanxiao, Lantern Festival is on the 15th day of the first month in the Chinese calendar. People watch lanterns and eat sweet dumplings.

Qixi, the Night of Sevens is on the seventh day of the seventh month in the Chinese calendar. It’s Chinese version(版本)of Valentine’s Day(情人节).

Qingming, Tomb-Sweeping Festival is around April 5.People from home and abroad go to the graves(墓)of the dead in memory of(纪念)them.

Zhongqiu, Mid-Autumn Festival, is on the 15th day of the eighth month in the Chinese calendar. Families enjoy moon cakes and tell the story of  Chang’e.

Duanwu, Dragon Boat Festival is on the fifth day of the fifth month in the Chinese calendar. People eat rice dumplings and remember the poet Qu Yuan.

Chongyang, Double Ninth Festival is on the ninth day of the ninth month in the Chinese calendar. It’s the date to pay respect(尊敬)to the old.
 
【小题1】Mid-Autumn Festival is ________ in the Chinese calendar.
A．on 15th of AugustB．on 7th of July
C．on 15th of JanuaryD．on 5th of May
【小题2】What do Chinese people eat at Dragon Boat Festival?
A．Dumplings.B．Moon cakes.
C．Rice dumplings.D．Sweet dumplings.
【小题3】Chinese version of Valentine’s Day is ________.
A．Lantern FestivalB．the Night of Sevens
C．Spring FestivalD．Tomb-Sweeping Festival
【小题4】At Tomb-Sweeping Festival, people go to the graves in memory of ________.
A．Qu YuanB．the elderlyC．Chang’eD．the dead
【小题5】At Double Ninth Festival, what do people usually do?
A．They watch lanterns.B．They pay respect to old people.
C．They visit their relatives.D．They get together to tell stories.

Traditional Chinese festivals are now getting their own logos(标识).Here’re logos for China’s seven important traditional festivals.

Chunjie, Spring Festival, China’s lunar new year, is the most important of the traditional Chinese holidays. People usually get together, watch fireworks and the lion dance, eat dumplings and put on new clothes. They pay New Year calls to their relatives and friends. Children usually get red packets.

Yuanxiao, Lantern Festival is on the 15th day of the first month in the Chinese calendar. People watch lanterns and eat sweet dumplings.

Qixi, the Night of Sevens is on the seventh day of the seventh month in the Chinese calendar. It’s Chinese version(版本)of Valentine’s Day(情人节).

Qingming, Tomb-Sweeping Festival is around April 5.People from home and abroad go to the graves(墓)of the dead in memory of(纪念)them.

Zhongqiu, Mid-Autumn Festival, is on the 15th day of the eighth month in the Chinese calendar. Families enjoy moon cakes and tell the story of  Chang’e.

Duanwu, Dragon Boat Festival is on the fifth day of the fifth month in the Chinese calendar. People eat rice dumplings and remember the poet Qu Yuan.

Chongyang, Double Ninth Festival is on the ninth day of the ninth month in the Chinese calendar. It’s the date to pay respect(尊敬)to the old.

 

1.Mid-Autumn Festival is ________ in the Chinese calendar.

  A. on 15th of August                    B. on 7th of July

  C. on 15th of January                   D. on 5th of May

2.What do Chinese people eat at Dragon Boat Festival?

  A. Dumplings.                         B. Moon cakes.

  C. Rice dumplings.                     D. Sweet dumplings.

3.Chinese version of Valentine’s Day is ________.

  A. Lantern Festival                     B. the Night of Sevens

  C. Spring Festival                      D. Tomb-Sweeping Festival

4.At Tomb-Sweeping Festival, people go to the graves in memory of ________.

  A. Qu Yuan          B. the elderly      C. Chang’e          D. the dead

5.At Double Ninth Festival, what do people usually do?

  A. They watch lanterns.                 B. They pay respect to old people.

  C. They visit their relatives.              D. They get together to tell stories.

 
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     Nobody knows when or where kite flying began, but there are some stories about the history of kites.
      Early kites may have been simple flat shapes such as leaves. Later, kite designs improved as people
discovered how to put lightweight coverings over frames. Silk and paper are lightweight materials that
were invented in China. China is the earliest known center of kite making. Chinese kites date back (追溯)
at least 2,000 years.
     The first Chinese kites may have been used by armies, perhaps as signals. As time passed, kites took
on other uses. They were flown during special ceremonies and for sport. Then there were kite-flying
holidays, such as the one held on the ninth day of the ninth month. According to legend (传说), that was
the day a family went kite-flying on a hilltop. Returning to their house, they saw that it had collapsed (倒塌). Kite-flying had saved their lives!
     After a while, travelers and traders spread kite-flying from China to Japan. Before long, Japanese kite-
flying took on a new purpose. Kites flew to celebrate happy things and good luck. Soon, kite-flying
reached many other Asian countries. In each land, kites were designed for ceremonies and sport.
     Later, knowledge of kites traveled west, to northern Africa, to Europe, and finally to America. There
may have been early kite inventors in these lands, but their creations did not spread as widely as the kites
of Asia.
1. What shapes did early kites look like?
    ________________________________________________________________
2. What lightweight materials for kites were invented in China?
    ________________________________________________________________
3. Which country is the earliest known center of kite making, China or Japan?
    ________________________________________________________________
4. What were kites used for in China?
    ________________________________________________________________
5. What were kites used for in Japan?
    ________________________________________________________________
句型转换。
1. I'd like 2 kilos of ham, please. (对画线部分提问)
     _________  _________ ham _________ you like, please?
2. My mother buys two cartons of milk every day.(对画线部分提问)
     _________ _________cartons of milk_________ your mother_________every day?
3. Why not order a pizza?(同义句)
    _________ _________ ordering a pizza?
4. There are no forks in the kitchen.(改为同义句)
    There_________  _________ forks in the kitchen.
5.  I spend two hours doing sports every week.(同义句)
    It_________  _________ two hours_________ _________ sports every week.
6. He likes going into town on his bicycle. (同义句)
    He likes going into town _________  _________.
7. He lives on the ninth floor.
       _________  _________ _________ he live on?

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