4. The city has been under (建設) since last year.
4. construction
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The Three Gorges Dam is nearly 200 metres 1 and 1. 5 kilometres 2 . It is the 3 hydro-electric power station and dam in the world and has 4 more than any other 5 project 6 .
The dam will 7 electricity 8 to about 40 million tons of coal without 9 so much air pollution. Mao Zedong's dream 10 .
The reservoir has 11 2 cities,11 counties,140 towns and more than 4 ,000 villages. More than a million people have 12 from their homes and they’re 13 a happy new life in different areas.
The Three Gorges area is one of the most beautiful areas of China and the project has flooded some of China's most famous 14 sites,some of which are being 15 and some are being put into museums.
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4. Unfortunately, coal causes serious air pollu- tion and increases global warming.
A. bum B. burning
C. burned D. burns
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The city of Venice,in Italy,is very famous. It is built on more than 120 islands,just off the coast. The islands are small and close together. The waterways between them are used as streets. They are called canals.
In this watery world,people use boats to travel from place to place. Gondolas,small boats that are moved with one oar (槳) ，were once the only boats used in the canals. But today,motor boats make getting around faster;there are still lots of gondolas,though. Many visitors go to Venice all the year round. And they like to ride in the old-style boats.
If you aren’t going far in this city,it's easier to go on foot. There are hundreds of narrow footpaths. About 100 low bridges connect the footpaths and the islands. But these bridges cause problems for the boaters. When the sea tide (潮) is high,the canal water rises. People in the boats must duck to fit under bridges.
1. After reading the first paragraph,we can come to the conclusion that.
A. all the buildings in Venice are held up (抬高) on sea water
B. there's no land in the city of Venice
C. the streets in Venice are all lined with boats
D. few people can be seen walking in the streets of Venice
2. Which of the following statements is NOT mentioned in the passage?
A. Many people like to ride in the old-style boats.
B. Neither cars nor buses are in Venice.
C. Citizens in Venice don't walk much.
D. Gondolas rides are common in Venice.
3. Which of the following statements leads us to the conclusion that travelling around Venice by gondolas can be slow?
A. Gondolas,small boats that are moved with one oar,were once the only boats used in the canals.
B. But today,motor boats make getting around faster.
C. But these bridges cause problems for the boaters.
D. People in the boats must duck to fit under bridges.
4. The word “ duck ” in the last sentence means
“ ”
A. bend one's head in order not to be hit
B. go quickly under water for a short time
C. swim as a duck does
D. dive suddenly like a duck
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1. 那座歷史可追溯到明朝的寺廟被地震毀掉了。
The temple the Ming Dynasty has been broken in the earthquake.
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3. Those ancient houses (date) from 500 years ago were destroyed in the tsunami in 2011 in Japan.
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1. For how long was the Empire State Building the tallest building in the world?
A. For 75 years. B. For 42 years.
C. For 31 years. D. For 72 years.
2. Which building has the most storeys in the world?
A. Taipei 101 . B. Empire State Building.
C. Sears Tower. D. Petronas Tower 2.
3. Which statement is TRUE according to the passage?
A. To build the Empire State Building,people only used ten billion bricks.
B. Lightning strikes the Empire State Building about 500 times a month.
C. There was once a plane,which crashed into the Empire State Building.
D. The Empire State Building has 78 floors.
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10. This book of yours, I finished reading last night,was very interesting.
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