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When Steven was a young boy, he moved quite often with his family and so he never had many friends. He spent a lot of time on his own and liked to play with electronic(电子的)things. Steven had a neighbour, Steve Wozniak. Steve was a little bit younger than Steven but also liked to play with electronic things. Steven made a microphone(麦克风)and Steve asked him many questions about it until he understood how it worked. Steven liked the fact that such a young boy was also interest ed in electronic things and so he taught him everything he knew.
When they were a little older and knew more about electronic things, they made a “blue box”. People could make free phone calls by breaking into the phone company’s system with this box. They sold this to many people even though it was illegal(非法的), but this is not why they are famous today.
Steven and Steve were the inventors of the first PC—personal computer. They called their first computer the Apple I. They invented it only for fun and to make themselves known among their friends. They did not think it would become so popular. They just liked playing computer games on it. Their computer made it cheaper and easier for people to own and use a computer. Their PCs were so popular that they made a new PC called the Apple II. Soon many schools, families and factories were using their computers.
Without the two clever men, the personal computers might never have appeared.
【小题1】Why didn’t Steven have many friends?

A.Because he wasn’t a very nice boy.
B.Because he liked electronic things.
C.Because his family moved a lot.
D.Because he did some illegal things.
【小题2】Why did Steven like Steve?
A.Because he made a microphone.
B.Because he was also interested in electronic things.
C.Because he was his neighbour.
D.Because his family moved a lot, too.
【小题3】What did the “blue box” do?
A.People could play computer games with it.
B.It helped people make electronic things.
C.It paid for everybody’s telephone calls.
D.It helped people make free phone calls.
【小题4】Why did they invent the Personal Computer?
A.For fun and to impress their friends.
B.To make money.
C.For a school project.
D.For schools, families and factories.
【小题5】Which of the following is TRUE?
A.Steve became interested in electronic things after Steven made a microphone.
B.Steve and Steven had done something illegal.
C.The Apple 1 was the first computer in the world.
D.Factories don’t use PCs.

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  “London Bridge is falling down, falling down, falling down…”

  You may know the song. It's about a very old bridge. The bridge was in London, but it's no longer there now. The bridge did not fall down. Workers took it down. London needed a new bridge. The old one was not very strong. Too many people had gone across it for too many years.

  “What shall we do with the bridge?” people asked. An American said, “I'll buy it.” He wanted to move it to the United States. But how can you move a bridge? First someone made a picture of the bridge. It showed the exact place of each stone. A number was put on each stone in the picture. The same numbers were written on the real stones. Then the bridge was taken down. The stones were put on the ships. They were went across the sea to the United States. Piece by piece, the bridge was put back together. Each stone was put in the right place. So the old bridge is still standing, but it's not in London. Let's hope it won't fall down.

1.The bridge ________ to be in London, but it ________.

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A.is; isn't
B.used; isn't
C.wasn't; is
D.isn't; is

2.The bridge was pulled down ________.

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A.itself
B.by inventors
C.by the workers
D.by someone

3.What did someone do with the stones of the bridge?

A.The stones were numbered in the picture.

B.A picture is taken down.

C.A picture was showed

D.Both A and B.

4.Before moving the bridge, they did the following. Please put them in the right order.

a.Taking down the bridge.

b.Putting numbers on the stones in the picture.

c.A picture of the bridge was taken.

d.The same numbers were copied down on the real stones.

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A.a c b d
B.c b d a
C.c d b a
D.d a b c

5.The stones were sent to the United States ________.

[  ]

A.by air
B.by plane
C.by ship
D.by train

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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?
    ________________________________________________________________

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   In your school bags, most of you may have a pencil, some kinds of pens, a ruler and some books. None of these things grow in the fields. They were all made in factories and invented by someone. There have not always been pencils and pens, rulers and books. Thousands of years ago no one knew about these things.

   Who invented them? We don't always know. There have been many thousands of inventors, large or small, in the history. Some of these inventions have changed the world, such as paper, printing (印刷术) and radio, and we know the inventors. But we have forgotten most of the other inventors. Who invented the clock, for example, or the lock (锁) to the door? We don't know. There have been thousands of inventors and we should be grateful (感激的) to them for their clever ideas. Will you be one of them when you grew up?

1. Where are most things in your school bags made?         

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A. In your school bags

B. In factories.

C. In the fields.

D. In the inventors' heads

2. People didn't have such things as pens and rulers .   

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A. millions of years ago

B. thousands of years ago

C. hundreds of years ago

D. centuries of (几个世纪) years ago

3. What do inventors have?            

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A. Computers

B. Many books

C. Clever ideas

D. Some pens

4. Which of the following is an invention?         

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A. A girl      B. A boy

C. An idea     D. A TV set

5. We don't know .            

[  ]

A. the names of most inventors

B. the name of the inventor of radio

C. the name of the inventor of paper

D. she name of the inventor of printing

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    Most great inventors had to get over thousands of difficulties before they could succeed. The following
is 1.            of the examples. 
    George Stephenson, a 2.            British inventor made the first train in 1825. When he was experimenting
(试验) with the engine (发动机) on the train, he met with trouble from the government, the newspapers and
the gentlemen in the country. They said that the 3.             and the smoke would kill cows, horses and sheen.
People believe 4.            they said. George Stephenson 5.            the people that the train could go on small
rails, and that it was safe. But it was a very difficult matter for him to 6.            them believe, Luckily, after
some time, he was able to do it, and the first train proved (证明) what he had said and it was a great
7.           . 
    The first day when the train ran on the rails, people along the way were so afraid of the noise and the
smoke 8.            they ran back home for fear and closed their doors quickly. They were afraid to 9.            
out until it had passed. A week 10.            an old woman still said that her hen was very terrified and it didn't
lay any eggs for three days.

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