Chinese construction workers digging a hole for a power station at Taiyuan - the capital of North China’s Shanxi Province have found an ancient tomb in which here is one of the biggest bronze cauldrons(銅鍋) ever found in China．The three- legged cauldron, dating back 2500 years, is 1．1 meters in diameter, and was found along with some 500 other burial objects from the Spring and Autumn Period (700- 476 B．C.)

1．The construction workers were ________ when they found an ancient tomb.

A．constructing a tunnel

B．building station which would produce electricity

C．digging a hole through which water would flow to irrigate the plants

D．digging a field for planting

2．What was in the ancient tomb?

A．A large bronze cauldron and 500 other objects.

B．Several bronze cauldrons.

C．Only a large bronze cauldron.

D．A three- legged bronze cauldron.

3．Which of the following is NOT true according to the passage?

A．The three- legged bronze cauldron was the only biggest once over found in China.

B．The writer told us the exact diameter of the three- legged cauldron.

C．We dont’ know where the other cauldrons were found.

D．The writer didn’t tell us all the bronze cauldrons were of the same size.

 

答案：B;A;A
提示：

1.       第一句就提到工人們在為發(fā)電站挖洞時發(fā)現(xiàn)的銅鍋

2.       最后一句話提到這個銅鍋和其他五百件物品一起被發(fā)掘

3.       文章第一句話就提到這是最大的銅鍋之一，所以用only是不對的

 


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