阅读理解。Marco Polo was a boy of about seven
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| 阅读理解。 |
| Marco Polo was a boy of about seventeen. Once, his father and uncle had just returned to their family in Venice after a long journey. They talked about strange and beautiful lands in the East. They brought back gold and jewels. Shortly after, the Polo brothers asked him to take a trip with them to the East. So it was how Marco Polo's journey began. During three years of traveling to the Far East, he saw sights that were almost unbelievable to a boy from Italy. He met people who had strange ways of living. Some spoke languages that he did not even understand. At last they reached China. This was in the year 1275. The emperor made a great feast in honour of (招待) the Polos and asked Marco to live in his court (庭院). Marco Polo learned to read, write and speak new languages. Once the emperor sent him to distant western and southern part of his empire. Marco Polo was given many soldiers and servants for his journey. Marco saw paper made by the Chinese. People in China had also discovered how to paint on paper, they had many books and even used paper money! They burned little black rocks for heat. After three years, he wrote a book about his travels, which most people in Europe did not believe. But many years later the world knew that this man had discovered a great Eastern country. |
| 1. Marco Polo's father and uncle seemed to reach . |
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| A. China B. several lands in the East C. India D. some islands in the East |
| 2. The "black rocks" in the fourth paragraph means . |
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| A. a kind of rock which is black B. a kind of black rocks but in fact it's brown C. a kind of charcoal not rock in fact D. a kind of mineral which we call coal today |
| 3. In this passage we seem to know that . |
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| A. Marco Polo was a great inventor in Italy and he loved China B. people in Venice all liked to travel to the east those days C. the West fell behind the East those days D. Marco Polo found the Far East first in Italy |
| 4. The best title of the passage is . |
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| A. Marco Polo B. Marco Polo and China C. Marco Polo and the Emperor D. The Polo's Family |