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范畴:人与社会 主题:文化艺术 体裁:说明文 难度:★★★★ 建议用时:7分钟 评价:___/10
It's unclear when kites were invented. Many scholars believe that they were developed in China about 2,000 years ago. Some think that kites were used in Malaysia, Indonesia and the South Pacific as fishing tools made of natural materials like leaves and reeds.
Unlike the rest of the world, China had many right materials for making a kite. It had silk. Silk is very strong and very light. China also had bamboo. It grows very tall and gets very hard. It is light and strong enough to make a kite frame. These materials are perfect for making a kite.
The earliest recorded use of a kite is in China. The Chinese general Han Xin of the Han dynasty flew a kite over the walls of a city to measure how far his army would have to dig the hole to reach the side of his enemies.
Some people believe that, by the 13th century, kites had spread by traders from China to Korea and across Asia to India and the Middle East. Each area developed a new style of kites.
By the 14th century, kites had appeared in Europe. They became a popular toy for children. Adults began to use kites for work. In 1749, Alexander Wilson used kites to measure the air temperature. The Wright brothers used kites to do research when they were developing the first airplane.
根据短文内容,完成表格。(每空一词)
The 1. ____ of kites
About two 2. ____ years ago Many scholars believe kites were invented in China because China had many right materials for making a kite—silk and 3. ____.
It was recorded for the 4. ____ time Han Xin of the Han dynasty flew a kite to measure how far his army would dig a hole to 5. ____ to the side of his enemies.
Becoming 6. ____ in Asia People believe that, by the 13th century, traders had spread kites from China to Korea, 7. ____ and the Middle East.
Appearing in Europe · It became popular with 8. ____. · In 1749, Alexander Wilson measured the air 9. ____ by using kites. · The Wright brothers used kites to do research to 10. ____ the first airplane.
KEY→P40
范畴:人与社会 主题:文化艺术 体裁:说明文 难度:★★★★ 建议用时:7分钟 评价:___/10
It's unclear when kites were invented. Many scholars believe that they were developed in China about 2,000 years ago. Some think that kites were used in Malaysia, Indonesia and the South Pacific as fishing tools made of natural materials like leaves and reeds.
Unlike the rest of the world, China had many right materials for making a kite. It had silk. Silk is very strong and very light. China also had bamboo. It grows very tall and gets very hard. It is light and strong enough to make a kite frame. These materials are perfect for making a kite.
The earliest recorded use of a kite is in China. The Chinese general Han Xin of the Han dynasty flew a kite over the walls of a city to measure how far his army would have to dig the hole to reach the side of his enemies.
Some people believe that, by the 13th century, kites had spread by traders from China to Korea and across Asia to India and the Middle East. Each area developed a new style of kites.
By the 14th century, kites had appeared in Europe. They became a popular toy for children. Adults began to use kites for work. In 1749, Alexander Wilson used kites to measure the air temperature. The Wright brothers used kites to do research when they were developing the first airplane.
根据短文内容,完成表格。(每空一词)
The 1. ____ of kites
About two 2. ____ years ago Many scholars believe kites were invented in China because China had many right materials for making a kite—silk and 3. ____.
It was recorded for the 4. ____ time Han Xin of the Han dynasty flew a kite to measure how far his army would dig a hole to 5. ____ to the side of his enemies.
Becoming 6. ____ in Asia People believe that, by the 13th century, traders had spread kites from China to Korea, 7. ____ and the Middle East.
Appearing in Europe · It became popular with 8. ____. · In 1749, Alexander Wilson measured the air 9. ____ by using kites. · The Wright brothers used kites to do research to 10. ____ the first airplane.
答案
1. history 2. thousand 3. bamboo 4. first 5. get 6. popular 7. India 8. children 9. temperature 10. develop
