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When I was in Grade Seven, I visited my grandma in the countryside. She was good at paper cutting, a traditional Chinese art. She showed me how to make a paper cat with red paper. “Paper cutting is not just about beauty,” said Grandma. “It is a symbol of good luck and happiness.”
I learned that the paper cuttings can be made into many shapes, like flowers, animals or Chinese characters. The most famous paper cuttings are usually red. When Spring Festival comes, people will put them on windows and doors. They make the houses look more beautiful and lively.
Today, I am still interested in paper cutting. I often make paper cuttings for my friends as gifts. I believe this traditional art should be kept alive. It is a part of Chinese culture.
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() 1. When did the writer visit his grandma in the countryside?
A. In Grade Five.
B. In Grade Seven.
C. In Grade Nine.
D. In high school.
() 2. What does the underlined word “symbol” in Paragraph 1 probably means in Chinese?
A. 象征。
B. 障碍。
C. 秘密。
D. 礼物。
() 3. What colour are the most famous paper cuttings?
A. Blue.
B. Green.
C. Red.
D. Yellow.
() 4. Why do people put paper cuttings on windows and doors?
A. To make money.
B. To make the houses more beautiful.
C. To clean the houses.
D. To say goodbye to old things.
() 5. What does the writer think of paper cutting?
A. It is an easy job.
B. It is a dying art.
C. It is a symbol of bad luck.
D. It is important and should be kept alive.

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