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There are lots of important cultural items from four
of the pitsꎬ including pieces of gold masksꎬ gold
foil (箔纸)ꎬ bronze (青铜) masksꎬ bronze trees
and large numbers of ivories.
“Surprisinglyꎬ we have found some bronze
items that have never heard of beforeꎬ” said Lei
Yuꎬ from the Sichuan Archaeology Research
Institute. “ For exampleꎬ some large and well ̄
made bronze items have strange ̄looking dragon or
cow designs on them. ”
In another major discoveryꎬ relics of silk
products were found for the first time at
Sanxingduiꎬ which shows “ the ancient Shu
Kingdom was one of the important starts of silk in
ancient China”ꎬ according to Tang Feiꎬ head of
the digging team.
1. Who first discovered the Sanxingdui Ruins Site?
A
A. A farmer. B. Lei Yu.
C. Tang Fei. D. Archaeologists.
2. What were the sacrificial pits mainly used for
according to the text? C
A. To celebrate festivals.
B. To store valuable items.
C. To hold sacrificial ceremonies.
D. To wish for good luck for their ancestors.
3. What does the discovery of the relics of silk
products mean? B
A. The silk was the main product in ancient Shu
Kingdom.
B. Ancient Shu Kingdom was also the home of
silk.
C. Chinese silk has a much longer history than
known.
D. Shu Kingdom belonged to China since
ancient times.
4. What can we learn from the text? C
A. The Sanxingdui Ruins Site was first
discovered in 1986.
B. There are only six sacrificial pits at
Sanxingdui Ruins Site.
C. The newly found treasures can date back to
3ꎬ000 years ago.
D. Cow designs on the bronze items arent new
for archaeologists.
Section Ⅰ Listening and SpeakingꎬReading and Thinking
课 前 自 主 预 习 对应学生用书学案P
Ⅰ. 重点单词
1. creatively adv. 创造性地ꎻ有创造力地→
creative adj. 创造性的ꎻ有创造力的ꎻ有
创意的
2. temple n. 庙ꎻ寺
3. mount n. 山峰 vt.爬上ꎻ骑上 vi. 爬ꎻ登上
4. former adj. 以前的ꎻ(两者中)前者的
5. clue n. 线索ꎻ提示
6. pre