英文写作资料
广州58同城网-英国文化介绍
北京奥运英语四级材料
The
Games of the 29th Olympiad in 2008 are awarded to
the city of Beijing.
Beijing, Great
OlympicsBeijing promises to host a Olympicsa
Olympics
Chinese people always appreciate
the purposes and principles of Olympic ideal,
support the
efforts of Olympic Games to promote
world peace. The Chinese Government and people
are
doing our the utmostbest to prepare for the
2008 Olympic Games in Beijing, and shooting
at
the pageant with advocating Olympic ideal,
sparkpluging world peace and enhancing
the
relationships among the world. Olympic
spirit are gonna spread again in orient cultural
ancient
China.
The government and people of
China have always admired the purposes and
principles of the
Olympic spirit and supported
the efforts made by the Olympics in promoting
world peace. The
Chinese government and people
are doing our utmost in preparation for the 2008
Olympics in
Beijing. It is our hope to make it
a grand gathering that will carry forward the
Olympic spirit,
promote world peace and enhance
the friendship among people of the world, so that
the
Olympic spirit will flourish once again,
this time in China, an oriental country with an
ancient
civilization.
“第29届奥运会在2008年授予市北京。
”座右铭“新北京，新奥运” ，北京的承诺，举办一个“绿色
奥运” ，
“高科技奥运会”和“人民的奥运“ 。
中国人民始终欣赏的宗旨和原则，奥林匹克理想，支持的努力
，奥运会上为促进世界和平。中
国政府和人民正在尽我们的最大最佳准备为2008年北京奥运会，射击
选美与倡导奥林匹克理
想，世界的和平与提高之间的关系的世界。奥林匹克精神是在哪里蔓延，再次在东
方的中国古
代文化。
有关中国政府和人民一向钦佩的宗旨和原则，也是奥林匹克精神的支持和
所作的努力，奥运会
在促进世界和平。中国政府和人民正在尽最大努力在为筹备2008年奥运会在北京
举行。这是我
们的希望，使其一次盛会，将弘扬奥林匹克精神，促进世界的和平与提高人民之间的友谊的
世
界，使奥林匹克精神将再次蓬勃发展，这一次在中国，一个东方的国家一个古老的文明。
有关四川汶川的英语作文
AROUND 2:28 pm on Monday, Zhu Qi
had his first brush with terror. He’d been
awakened
from an afternoon nap. His bunk was
shaking. The door to his dormitory room was
jammed
shut. When Zhu, a postgrad at Chengdu
University of Technology, managed to join
his
classmates outside, the earth had stopped
moving. But the damage had been done.
At area
universities, students had fled dorms and
classrooms with the clothes on their back.
But
at least they were alive. Only 96 kilometers away
in Wenchuan County, thousands of
people, young
and old, were buried in rubble.
The
7.8-magnitude quake had devastated a region of
small cities and towns set amid the
steep and
forested hills of northwestern Sichuan. The quake
is China’s worst in three
decades. The full
reach of the damage has yet to be determined. By
press time, around
12,000 people were
dead.
Some 1,300 rescue and relief troops
arrived for the first time at Wenchuan County
on
Tuesday.
Li Fuhang, a junior at the
Chengdu Institute of Sichuan International Studies
University
(CISISU), could only think of his
parents at home in Dujiangyan County. Shortly
after the
quake, he tried to call them. He
couldn’t get through. Fearing the worst, he logged
onto QQ,
where he learned that his parents had
been spared.
His father had been traveling and
was 800km from Chengdu. His mom was picking up
his
cousin from a school in Dujiangyan when she
felt the quake and watched as buildings
around
her began to collapse.
“We chatted
briefly,” said Li. “I haven’t heard from them
since, but I feel good. I feel like I have
been
saved from hell.”
Other students are still
awaiting news of loved ones who lived near the
quake’s epicenter.
Wen Zao, an advisor at
CISISU, said the school is doing its best to ease
their anxiety.
“The advisors have talked to
each of them and asked about their family
situations,” she said.
“We’re helping them
contact their families to relieve their worries.”
Meanwhile, students all over the region are
waiting to find out what the immediate future
will
hold. On Tuesday, the Ministry of
Education asked schools and universities to adjust
their
teaching schedules in light of the
disaster. By press time, these revised schedules
had not
been announced.
“Last night, at our
university, 20,000 students spent the night on the
pitch,” said Zhu, the grad
student who was
awakened from his afternoon nap. “We don’t want to
do it another night,
because it is still
raining here.”
He admits that he has a lot
more to be thankful for than some people. “I feel
bad. I heard that
more than 10,000 have been
killed and that the number keeps growing.
“I
have been to Wenchuan before, the people there are
nice and friendly, I feel sad…” he said,
his
voice trailing off into silence.
(哇！！！ 帅呆了，太棒了，我何时才能达到这种水平与境界啊！！？？
恩！我对自
己有信心哦，加油！！！ 我一定可以的！等我的好消息…..)
大学英语四六级考点：
tidy a. 整洁的，整齐的
Dr.
Smith’s waiting room isn’t tidy. ( 2006年12月24日大学英语
四级(CET-4)真题试卷(A卷))
trace vt. 追踪，找到
n. 痕迹，踪迹
I cannot trace the letter to which you
refer. 我查不到你提到的
那封信.
The ship had vanished
without trace. 那船消失得无影无踪.
torture .
拷打，折磨
This tooth of mine is sheer torture!
我这颗牙真折磨人!
accused the regime of torturing its
political opponents 谴责该
政权迫害政敌.
wander vi.
漫游，闲逛
She was wandering aimlessly up and down
the road. 她在路上
信步来回遛达.
wax n. 蜡
sealing
wax 封蜡
weave v. 织，编
weave a basket from
strips of willow 用柳条编个篮子.
preserve v.
保护，保存，保持，维持
Few of the early manuscripts have
been preserved. 早期的手
稿保存下来的不多.
61. abuse v.
滥用，虐待；谩骂
He was abused in the press.
他受到新闻舆论的毁谤。
62. academic a.
学术的；高等院校的；研究院的
Her mother was quite outstanding
in academic word.
(2006年
12月23日大学英语四级(CET-4)真题试卷(B卷) Part I
Listening
Comprehension)
63. academy n.
（高等）专科院校；学会
an academy of music 音乐学院
64.
battery n. 电池（组）
This pocket calculator needs
two batteries. 这个袖珍计算器需用
两节乾电池.
65. barrier
n. 障碍；棚栏
She wrote poetry that broke through
national barriers.
(2006
年6月17日大学英语四级(CET-4)真题试卷(A卷) Part I
Listening
Comprehension)
66. cargo n.
（船、飞机等装载的）货物
The captain was ordered to
discharge his cargo at
Keelung.
船长受命于基隆卸货。
67. career n.
生涯，职业
It opens up broad career prospects for
young people.
(2006
年6月17日大学英语四级(CET-4)真题试卷(A卷))
68.
vessel n. 船舶；容器，器皿；血管
The vessel was assigned
for the expedition.
这条船已被派作远征之用。
69.
vertical a. 垂直的
The cliff was almost vertical.
那个悬崖近乎直上直下.
70. oblige v. 迫使，责成；使感激
They
were obliged to sell their house in order to pay
their
debts. 他们被迫卖房还债
71. obscure a.
阴暗，模糊
But these successes paradoxically obscure
the tremendous
human costs of historically
accumulated disadvantage that
remain central to
black Americans’ lives.
(2006年6月17日大学
英语四级(CET-4)真题试卷(A卷))
高频词汇归纳词汇之一——
★名词（Ⅰ）oire.
n节目、能发出的全部声音；
-imitation自我模仿；
enon.
n现象；phenomena. Pl现象；
logist. n心理学家；
125.
attention. n注意（力）；
126. institute.
n学院、协会；
ation .n申请（表）；
128. candidate.
n候选人；
. n简历；
. n污点；
tionist.
n十全十美主义者；
le.n v努力；
nate.
n同等者、pl坐标;v调整；
ment. n调整；
ary. n必需品；
.
nv抓紧；
ant. n申请者；
ound. n背景；
ssness.
n粗心；
ive. n目标a.客观的；
stances .n环境；
.
n街区；
. n公寓；
nce. n存在；
. n事、情形；
tant.
n居民；
ion. n供应；
148. facility.
c.设备、工具、容易；
al. n处理、安排；
e. n储藏；
ge.
n马车、车架、baby
作baby buggy)；
tion.
n设想；
ity. n团体；
nt. n居民；
ide. c杀虫剂；
e.
n疾病；
nd. n森林地；
158. exposure. n.暴露；
al.
n化学药品；
ing. n.中毒；
ion. n污染；
cial.
n官员；
163 lifetime. n.一生；
.
n本性；
carriage<美>童车, 婴儿车(亦
. n威胁；
.
c.迹象；v.签名；
.n标签；
. n 食品商、杂货店；
r.
n屠夫；
. n面包师；
vation. n保存；
que.
c技术；
ing. n市场营销；
re. n。五金器具、硬件；
.
n地球；
s. n热带；
177. connection. n连接；
178.
architecture. n建筑（学）；
n. n.硅；
or. n祖先宗；
. n碳；
igence.
n智力；
software.n.软件;
y. n经济、节约；
. n
天平，等级；
er. n边疆境；
nment. n环境；
ation.
n结合；
nce. n物质；
lation. n安装；
.
n损伤害；
191. .injury. c.伤害;
y. n公路(区别motorway.
n.高速公路)；
. n.代码、标准；
tion. n.基础；
.
n.橡胶；
. n.影响；
ion. n.震动；
te. n.混凝土；
t.
nv支持；
sm. n.有机体；
on. n作用；
平衡；
.
nv.发烧;
. n.昆虫；
ed. na红外线；
206. satellite.
C人造卫星；
ist. n.物理学家；
. n.压力；
ng.n.喷雾；
.
n害虫；
高频词汇归纳
sustain 4 vt.支撑, 撑住,
维持, 持续
constrain 16 vt.强迫, 抑制,
拘束
obscure 8 adj.暗的, 朦胧的, 模糊的, 晦涩的 vt.使暗,
使不明显
comply 6 vi.顺从, 答应, 遵守
confirm 6 vt.确定,
批准, 使巩固, 使有效 v.确认, (基督教中)给...行
按手礼
magnify 6
vt.放大, 扩大, 赞美, 夸大, 夸张
vi.有放大能力
transition 6 n.转变, 转换, 跃迁, 过渡,
变调
conform 5 vt.使一致, 使遵守, 使顺从 vi.符合, 相似, 适应环境
adj.
一致的, 顺从的
incompatible 5 adj.性质相反的, 矛盾的,
不调和的
scrape 5 n.刮, 擦, 擦痕, 刮擦声, 困境 vi.刮掉, 擦掉,
刮出刺耳声 vt.
刮, 擦, 擦伤,
transaction 5 n.办理, 处理,
会报, 学报, 交易, 事务, 处理事务
transmission 5 n.播送, 发射,
传动, 传送, 传输, 转播
trivial 5 adj.琐细的, 价值不高的,
微不足道的
ambiguous 4 adj.暧昧的, 不明确的
coincide 4
vi.一致, 符合
confront 4 vt.使面临, 对抗
conspicuous
4 adj.显著的
deprive 4 vt.剥夺, 使丧失
descend 4
vi.下来, 下降, 遗传(指财产,气质,权利), 突击, 出其不意的
拜访
v.下去
excessive 4 adj.过多的, 过分的,
额外extinct
inspire 4 vt.吸(气), 鼓舞, 感动, 激发, 启示,
使生灵感, 产生 vi.吸入,
赋予灵感
obligation 4 n.义务, 职责,
债务
reservation 4 n.保留, (旅馆房间等)预定,
预约
subordinate 4 adj.次要的, 从属的, 下级的 n.下属
v.服从
suppress 4 vt.镇压, 抑制, 查禁,
使止住
transformation 4 n.变化, 转化, 改适, 改革,
转换
acknowledge 3 vt.承认, 答谢, 报偿
acute 3
adj.敏锐的, [医]急性的, 剧烈
appropriate 3
adj.适当的
ascribe 3 vt.归因于, 归咎于
bewilder 3
vt.使迷惑, 使不知所措, 使昏乱
blunder 3 v.跌跌撞撞地走, 犯大错, 做错
n.大错, 失误
capability 3 n.(实际)能力, 性能, 容量,
接受力
claim 3 n.(根据权利提出)要求, 要求权, 主张,
要求而得到的东西
vt.(根据权利)要求, 认领, 声称, 主张, 需要
collide
3 vi.碰撞, 抵触
commence 3 v.开始, 着手
compete 3
vi.比赛, 竞争
compromise 3 n.妥协, 折衷 v.妥协, 折衷,
危及...的安全
confidential 3 adj.秘密的,
机密的
confine 3 vt.限制, 禁闭 n.界限,
边界
consent 3 vi.同意, 赞成, 答应 n.同意, 赞成,
允诺
considerate 3 adj.考虑周到的
consistent 3
adj.一致的, 调和的, 坚固的, [数、统]相容的
contrive 3 v.发明,
设计, 图谋
convey 3 vt.搬运, 传达, 转让
cumulative 3
adj.累积的
decline 3 vi.下倾, 下降, 下垂 v.拒绝,
衰落
n.下倾, 下降, 下垂, 斜面, 斜坡, 衰败, 衰落
degrade 3
v.(使)降级, (使)堕落, (使)退化
四六级阅读练习题： Part
II Reading Comprehension
(35
minutes)
Directions: There are 4 passages in
this part. Each passage is
followed by some
questions or unfinished statements. For
each of
them there are four choices marked A), B), C)
and
D). You should decide on the best choice
and mark the
corresponding letter on the Answer
Sheet with a single line
through the
center.
Passage One
Questions 21 to
25 are based on the following passage.
The
biggest safety threat facing airlines today may
not be a
terrorist with a gun, but the man with
the portable computer
in business class. In the
last 15 years, pilots have reported
well over
100 incidents that could have been caused
by
electromagnetic interference. The source of
this interference
remains unconfirmed, but
increasingly, experts are pointing
the blame at
portable electronic device such as
portable
computers, radio and cassette players
and mobile
telephones.
RTCA, an organization
which advises the aviation (航空)
industry, has
recommended that all airlines ban (禁止)
such
devices from being used during “critical”
stages of flight,
particularly take-off and
landing. Some experts have gone
further,
calling for a total ban during all flights.
Currently,
rules on using these devices are
left up to individual airlines.
And although
some airlines prohibit passengers from
using
such equipment during take-off and
landing, most are
reluctant to enforce a total
ban, given that many passengers
want to work
during flights.
The difficulty is predicting
how electromagnetic fields might
affect an
aircraft’s computers. Experts know that
portable
device emit radiation which affects
those wavelengths which
aircraft use for
navigation and communication. But, because
they
have not been able to reproduce these effects in
a
laboratory, they have no way of knowing
whether the
interference might be dangerous or
not.
The fact that aircraft may be vulnerable
(易受损的) to
interference raises the risk that
terrorists may use radio
systems in order to
damage navigation equipment. As
worrying,
though, is the passenger who can’t hear
the
instructions to turn off his radio because
the music’s too
loud.
21. The passage
is mainly about ________.
A) a new regulation
for al airlines
B) the defects of electronic
devices
C) a possible cause of aircraft
crashes
D) effective safety measures for air
flight
22. What is said about the over 100
aircraft incidents in the
past 15 years?
A)
They may have been caused by the damage to the
radio
systems.
B) They may have taken place
during take-off and landing.
C) They were
proved to have been caused by the
passengers’
portable computers.
D) They were
suspected
electromagnetic interference.
to
have resulted from
23. Few airlines want to
impose a total ban on their
passengers using
electronic devices because ________.
A) they
don’t believe there is such a danger as
radio
interference
B) the harmful effect of
electromagnetic interference is yet to
be
proved
C) most passengers refuse to take a
plane which bans the
use of radio and
cassette players
D) they have other effective
safety measures to fall back on
24. Why is it
difficult to predict the possible effects
of
electromagnetic fields on an airplane’s
computers?
A) Because it is extremely dangerous
to conduct such
research on an airplane.
B)
Because it remains a mystery what wavelengths are
liable
to be interfered with.
C) Because
research scientists have not been able to
produce
the same effects in labs.
D) Because
experts lack adequate equipment to do
such
research.
25. It can be inferred from
the passage that the author
________.
A) is
in favor of prohibiting passengers’ use of
electronic
devices completely
B) has
overestimated the danger of
electromagnetic
interference
C) hasn’t
formed his own opinion on this problem
D)
regards it as unreasonable to exercise a total ban
during
flight
Passage Two
Questions 26 to
30 are based on the following
passage.
The rise of multinational
corporations (跨国公司), global
marketing, new
communications technologies, and
shrinking
cultural differences have led to an
unparalleled increase in
global public
relations or PR.
Surprisingly, since modern PR
was largely an American
invention, the U.S.
leadership in public relations is
being
threatened by PR efforts in other
countries. Ten years ago,
for example, the
world’s top five public relations agencies
were
American-owned. In 1991, only one was. The British
in
particular are becoming more sophisticated
and creative. A
recent survey found that more
than half of all British
companies include PR
as part of their corporate (公司的)
planning
activities, compared to about one-third of
U.S.
companies. It may
not be long before
London replaces New York as the capital
of
PR.
Why is America lagging behind in the global
PR race? First,
Americans as a whole tend to be
fairly provincial and take
more of an interest
in local affairs. Knowledge of world
geography,
for example, has never been strong in
this
country. Secondly, Americans lag behind
their European and
Asian counterparts (相对应的人)
in knowing a second
language. Less than 5
percent of Burson—Marshall’s U.S.
employees
know two languages. Ogilvy and Mather has
about
the same percentage. Conversely, some
European
firms have half or more of their
employees fluent in a second
language. Finally,
people involved in PR abroad tend to keep
a
closer eye on international affairs. In the
financial PR area,
for instance, most Americans
read the Wall Street Journal.
Overseas, their
counterparts read the Journal as well as
the
Financial Times of London and The
Economist, publications
not often read in this
country.
Perhaps the PR industry might
take a lesson from Ted Turner
of CNN (Cable
News Network). Turner recently announced
that
the word “foreign” would no longer be used on
CNN
news broadcasts. According to Turner,
global
communications have made the nations of
the world so
interdependent that there is no
longer any such things as
foreign.
26.
According to the passage, U.S. leadership in
public
relations is being threatened because of
________.
A) an unparalleled increase in the
number of public relations
companies
B)
shrinking cultural differences and new
communications
technologies
C) the
decreasing number of multinational corporations in
the
U.S.
D) increased efforts of other
countries in public relations
27. London could
soon replace New York as the center of
PR
because ________.
A) British companies
are more ambitious than U.S.
companies
B)
British companies place more importance on PR than
U.S.
companies
C) British companies are
heavily involved in planning
activities
D)
four of the world’s top public relations agencies
are
British-owned
28. The word
“provincial” (Line 2, Para. 3) most
probably
means “________”.
A) limited in
outlook
B) like people from the provinces
C)
rigid in thinking
D) interested in world
financial affairs
29. We learn from the third
paragraph that employees in the
American PR
industry ________.
A) speak at least one
foreign language fluently
B) are ignorant about
world geography
C) are not as sophisticated as
their European counterparts
D) enjoy reading a
great variety of English
business
publications
30. What lesson might
the PR industry take from Ted Turner
of
CNN?
A) American PR companies should be more
internationally-
minded.
B) The American PR
industry should develop global
communications
technologies.
C) People working in PR should be
more fluent in foreign
languages.
D)
People involved in PR should avoid using the
word
“foreign”.
Passage Three
Questions
31 to 35 are based on the following
passage.
Brazil has become one of the
developing world’s great
successes at reducing
population growth-but more by
accident than
design. While countries such as India have
made
joint efforts to reduce birth rates, Brazil has
had better
result without really trying, says
George Martine at Harvard.
Brazil’s population
growth rate has dropped from 2.99% a
year
between 1951 and 1960 to 1.93% a year between
1981
and 1990, and Brazilian women now have
only 2.7 children
on average. Martine says this
figure may have fallen still
further since
1990, an achievement that makes it the envy
of
many other Third World countries.
Martine
puts it down to, among other things, soap operas
(通
俗电视连续剧) and installment (分期付款) plans
introduced in
the 1970s. Both played an
important, although indirect, role
in lowering
the birth rate. Brazil is one of the world’s
biggest
producers of soap operas. Globo,
Brazil’s most popular
television network, shows
three hours of soaps six nights a
week, while
three others show at least one hour a
night.
Most soaps are based on wealthy
characters living the high
life in big
cities.
“Although they have never really tried
to work in a message
towards the problems of
reproduction, they describe middle
and upper
class values-not many children, different
attitudes
towards sex, women working,” says
Martine. “They sent this
image to all parts of
Brazil and made people conscious
of
other patterns of behavior and other
values, which were put
into a very attractive
package.”
Meanwhile, the installment plans
tried to encourage the poor
to become
consumers. “This led to an enormous change
in
consumption patterns and consumption was
incompatible (不
相容的) with unlimited
reproduction,” says Martine.
31. According to
the passage, Brazil has cut back its
population
growth ________.
A) by educating its
citizens
B) by careful family planning
C) by
developing TV programmes
D) by chance
32.
According to the passage, many Third World
countries
________.
A) haven’t attached much
importance to birth control
B) would soon join
Brazil in controlling their birth rate
C)
haven’t yet found an effective measure to control
their
population
D) neglected the role of TV
plays in family planning
33. The phrase “puts
it down to” (Line 1, Para. 3) is closest
in
meaning to “________”.
A) attributes it
to
B) finds it a reason for
C) sums
it up as
D) compares it to
34. Soap operas
have helped in lowering Brazil’s birth
rate
because ________.
A) they keep people
sitting long hours watching TV
B) they have
gradually changed people’s way of life
C)
people are drawn to their attractive package
D)
they popularize birth control measures
35. What
is Martine’s conclusion about Brazil’s
population
growth?
A) The increase in birth
rate will promote consumption.
B) The desire
for consumption helps to reduce birth rate.
C)
Consumption patterns and reproduction patterns
are
contradictory.
D) A country’s production
is limited by its population growth.
Passage
Four
Questions 36 to 40 are based on the
following passage.
There seems never to have
been a civilization without toys,
but when and
how they developed is unknown. They
probably
came about just to give children something to
do.
In the ancient world, as is today,
most boys played with
some kinds of toys and
most girls with another. In societies
where
social roles are rigidly determined, boys pattern
their
play after the activities of their
fathers and girls after the
tasks of their
mothers. This is true because boys and girls
are
being prepared, even in play, to step into
the roles and
responsibilities of the adult
world.
What is remarkable about the history of
toys is not so much
how they changed over the
centuries but how much they
have remained are
same. The changes have been mostly in
terms of
craftsmanship, mechanics, and technology. It is
the
universality of toys with regard to their
development in all
parts of the world and their
persistence to the present that is
amazing. In
Egypt, the Americas, China, Japan and among
the
Arctic (北极的) peoples, generally the same kinds of
toys
appeared. Variations depended on local
customs and ways of
life because toys imitate
their surroundings. Nearly every
civilization
had dolls, little weapons, toy soldiers, tiny
animals
and vehicles.
Because toys can be
generally regarded as a kind of art form,
they
have not been subject to technological leaps
that
characterize inventions for adult use. The
progress from the
wheel to the oxcart to the
automobile is a direct line of
ascent (进步). The
progress from a rattle (拨浪鼓) used by a
baby in
3000 BC to one used by an infant today, however,
is
not characterized by inventiveness. Each
rattle is the product
of the artistic tastes of
the times and
subject to the limitations of
available materials.
36. The reason why the
toys most boys play with are
different from
those that girls play with is that
________.
A) their social roles are
rigidly determined
B) most boys would like to
follow their fathers’ professions
C) boys like
to play with their fathers while girls with
their
mothers
D) they like challenging
activities
37. One aspect of “the universality
of toys” lies in the fact
that ________.
A)
technological advances have greatly improved
the
durability of toys
B) the improvement of
craftsmanship in making toys
depends on the
efforts of universities
C) the exploration of
the universe had led to the creation of
new
kinds of toys
D) the basic characteristics of
toys are the same the world
over
38. Which
of the following is the author’s view on
the
historical development of toys?
A) The
craftsmanship in toy-making has remained
essentially
unchanged.
B) Toys have remained
basically the same all through
the
centuries.
C) The toy industry has
witnessed great leaps in technology
in recent
years.
D) Toys are playing an
increasingly important role in shaping
a
child’s character.
39. Regarded as a kind of
art form, toys ________.
A) follow a direct
line of ascent
B) also appeal greatly to
adults
C) are not characterized by
technological progress
D) reflect the pace of
social progress
40. The author uses the example
of rattle to show that
________.
A) in toy-
making there is a continuity in the sue of
materials
B) even the simplest toys can reflect
the progress of
technology
C) even the
simplest toys can reflect the progress
of
technology
D) even a simple toy can
mirror the artistic tastes of the time
Unit
1
21. C 22. D 23. B 24.C 25. A
26. D 27. B
28. A 29.C 30. A
31. D 32. C 33. A 34.B 35.
B
36. A 37. D 38. B 39.C 40. D