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The Great Wall of China, the largest man-made project in the world, is a series of ancient defensive (防御的) walls built in northern China. Although named the “wall”, it is a complete safety system including not only tall and solid walls, but also lots of signal towers, barriers (屏障), army camps, army bases, and strong castles along the walls, together forming an unbreakable line, for thousands of years, to protect the lands of ancient Chinese states against their enemies from the north. This long wall, just like a huge dragon, runs across deserts, grasslands, mountains and plateaus, reaching about 21,196 kilometres (13,170 miles) from west to east of China.
Renowned as a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1987 and one of the Seven Wonders of the Medieval World, the Great Wall of China is not just “old” and “changeless”. Early in the 7th century BCE, several ancient states built their own walls to mark their places, which were later connected by Qin Shi Huang (259-210 BCE), the First Emperor of China, and known as the “10,000-li Long Wall”. In the following 2,000 years, many dynasties kept making the Great Wall stronger and longer, for not only self-protection but also border trade management, taxes collection on goods crossing the border, and immigration (移民) control.
46. Which is one of the purposes of the Great Wall mentioned in the passage?
A. To connect different countries nearby.
B. To provide homes for ancient people.
C. To control trade with other countries.
D. To create a tourist attraction for visit.
47. What can we learn about the Great Wall?
A. It was firstly built by Qin Shi Huang.
B. It runs through different areas of China.
C. It is only made up of lofty and solid walls.
D. It is one of the Seven Wonders of the modern world.
48. How long is the Great Wall of China?
A. 21,196 miles.
B. 13,170 kilometres.
C. 21,196 kilometres.
D. 2,000 miles.
49. Who will be interested in this web page?
A. Amy who is looking for the history of the Great Wall.
B. Tom who wants to learn how to build the Great Wall.
C. Lily who needs to design a travel guide to the Great Wall.
D. Jack who is curious about what animals can live on the Great Wall.
50. What else can you do on this web page?
A. Take a quiz about famous sites in China.
B. Watch some videos about the Great Wall.
C. Write and send your family a postcard.
D. Ask a question about the Great Wall.
The Great Wall of China, the largest man-made project in the world, is a series of ancient defensive (防御的) walls built in northern China. Although named the “wall”, it is a complete safety system including not only tall and solid walls, but also lots of signal towers, barriers (屏障), army camps, army bases, and strong castles along the walls, together forming an unbreakable line, for thousands of years, to protect the lands of ancient Chinese states against their enemies from the north. This long wall, just like a huge dragon, runs across deserts, grasslands, mountains and plateaus, reaching about 21,196 kilometres (13,170 miles) from west to east of China.
Renowned as a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1987 and one of the Seven Wonders of the Medieval World, the Great Wall of China is not just “old” and “changeless”. Early in the 7th century BCE, several ancient states built their own walls to mark their places, which were later connected by Qin Shi Huang (259-210 BCE), the First Emperor of China, and known as the “10,000-li Long Wall”. In the following 2,000 years, many dynasties kept making the Great Wall stronger and longer, for not only self-protection but also border trade management, taxes collection on goods crossing the border, and immigration (移民) control.
46. Which is one of the purposes of the Great Wall mentioned in the passage?
A. To connect different countries nearby.
B. To provide homes for ancient people.
C. To control trade with other countries.
D. To create a tourist attraction for visit.
47. What can we learn about the Great Wall?
A. It was firstly built by Qin Shi Huang.
B. It runs through different areas of China.
C. It is only made up of lofty and solid walls.
D. It is one of the Seven Wonders of the modern world.
48. How long is the Great Wall of China?
A. 21,196 miles.
B. 13,170 kilometres.
C. 21,196 kilometres.
D. 2,000 miles.
49. Who will be interested in this web page?
A. Amy who is looking for the history of the Great Wall.
B. Tom who wants to learn how to build the Great Wall.
C. Lily who needs to design a travel guide to the Great Wall.
D. Jack who is curious about what animals can live on the Great Wall.
50. What else can you do on this web page?
A. Take a quiz about famous sites in China.
B. Watch some videos about the Great Wall.
C. Write and send your family a postcard.
D. Ask a question about the Great Wall.
答案
46. C 47. B 48. C 49. A 50. B
