Who was the first Olympic champion in China? (Xu Haifeng)
Who invented glasses? (Luigi, bacon)
Why does the bicycle move? (Bicycle tires rub against the ground)
Whose title is the following? (Poet Fairy-Li Bai, Poet Sage-Du Fu, Shi Gui-Li He Landscape Poet-Meng Haoran, Pastoral Poet-Tao Yuanming)
What does the light of June revolve around? How long is a cycle? (Earth) (24 hours)
What are the three plains in China? (Northeast Plain, North China Plain, Middle and Lower Yangtze Plain)
How many earthquakes occur on the earth every year? (about 5 million times)
What is the smallest and coldest star? (Pluto)
10 What is the thickness of the earth? (atmosphere)
1 1 Why is there a black box on the plane? It is used to record all kinds of situations on the plane when the accident happened and help people understand the cause of the accident.
12 What are the customs during the Spring Festival? (Sweep the house, set off explosions, post Spring Festival couplets, eat New Year's Eve, etc. )
13 What animals can predict earthquakes? Cattle, horses, donkeys, rabbits, chickens, dogs, snakes, rats, dogs, cats, swallows, eagles, etc. )
14 What plants bloom first and then shed leaves? (Forsythia suspensa, Winter jasmine, Chimonanthus praecox, peach tree, pear tree)
15 How do bees make hives? Every worker bee has a wax gland at the waist, which can secrete wax. This wax becomes soft and tough after chewing in the mouth, and can be used to build a honeycomb.
Why is the 16 medicine bottle so light? Because light color can reflect light, dark color absorbs more light in the sun, and drugs are easy to deteriorate. )
17 who invented the steam engine? (Watts)
18 which dinosaur is the hardest? (Stegosaurus)
19 what is the blood of the earth? (magma)
What is the skeleton of the earth? (rock)
2 1 Why don't you watch the welding sparks? (contains ultraviolet rays harmful to eyes)
Why can't you turn off the lights and watch TV? The screen and image of the TV set are relatively small. In the dark, the vision should be highly concentrated and expanded, and it is particularly sensitive to the strong reflection of light on the TV screen, which will stimulate the eyes and reduce vision. )
Who are the top ten marshals in People's Republic of China (PRC)? (Zhu De, Peng, He Long, Chen Yi, Liu Bocheng, Luo Ronghuan, Xu, Nie, Lin Biao, Ye Jianying)
Write down the dynasties in ancient China in order. (Xia, Shang, Zhou, Qin, Han, Sui, Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing)
Why don't rabbits need water? Because there is a lot of water in the rabbit's staple food, it is enough for the body. If there is too much water in the intestine, you will get gastroenteritis. But rabbits can drink water when they are short of water.
What is a meteor? (refers to the light trace produced when very small solids or dust in space break into the earth's atmosphere)
Who is an outstanding astronomer in the history of China? (Rolling)
Who is the inventor of the battery? (Volts)
Where is Mount Vesuvius? (Italy)
1 who are the two astronauts who arrived at the moon? (Armstrong and Aldrin)
3 1 Which province and city is Mount Tai in? (Taishan City, Shandong Province)
Where is the Amazon River? (Brazil)
Where is the Irrawaddy River? (Myanmar)
What are the five most precious gems in the world? (Opal, Emerald, Diamond, Sapphire, Ruby)
What was the name of the ancestor of the fish? (amphioxus)
What is the name of the most poisonous spider in the world? (wolf found)
What are the names of the animals that glow in the world? (Rays and eels)
Where does chocolate come from? It is made from seeds in the fruit of the cocoa tree.
Why are there "tendons" in leaves ("tendons" can receive sunlight and let roots absorb water for leaves in Yuzryha)?
How many muscles do 40 people have? (One * * * has more than 600 muscles)
4 1 Will the wood float on the water? No, there is a kind of "steel tree" that won't float on the water.
What is the capital of France? (Paris)
What is the capital of England? Answer: London.
What is the capital of Japan? Answer: Tokyo.
What is the capital of Italy? Answer: Rome.
What is the capital of the United States? Answer: new york.
What are the ancestors of birds? Answer: Archaeopteryx.
What are the four seafood products in China? Answer: large yellow croaker, small yellow croaker, hairtail, squid.
What is the largest mammal? Answer: blue whale.
What is the largest amphibian? Answer: giant salamander.
5 1 What is the shortest-lived insect? Answer: Mayflies.
What was the earliest crop? Answer: wheat.
What are the four major oil crops in China? Answer: Rape, soybean, peanut, sesame.
What are the three famous wines in China? Answer: tea, cocoa, coffee.
What are the four biggest fruits in the world? Answer: apples, grapes, oranges and bananas.
What is the national flower of Japan? Answer: cherry blossoms.
Where is tulip the national flower? Answer: The Netherlands.
What tree eats people? Answer: Dubai.
What is the biggest flower? Answer: Dawanghua.
Who got rid of China's poor oil hat? Answer: Li Siguang.
6 1 who invented anesthesia? Answer: Hua Tuo.
Who invented rubber? Answer: Edison.
Who invented the missile? Answer: Qian Xuesen.
What is the life span of the tortoise? Answer: 300 years old.
China is the country that produces the most tigers in the world, so what is the most precious? The answer is the Northeast Tiger.
What animal was first domesticated by humans? Answer: chicken.
What is the tallest mammal? Answer: giraffe.
What is the national flower of Thailand? Answer: water lilies.
What are the plants that represent peace? Answer: olive branch.
What is the logo of 70UFD? Answer: UFO.
7 1 How many years can you live without watering cactus? Answer: 6 years.
What blood type is camellia? Answer: O type.
Who was the first toad to breed without a grandfather? A: Zhu.
Who invented the 74 plane? Answer: The Wright brothers.
What are the four major disasters in the world? Answer: mice, mosquitoes, flies, bugs.
76 won the first international gold medal for China? Answer: Wu Chuanyu.
Who was the first to predict comets? Answer: Harley.
What is the homonym of Han nationality? Answer: Mandarin.
What is the book with the least population? Answer: women's books.
What is the document read by hand? Answer: Braille.
8 1 What is the oldest style? Answer: Poetry.
What is the smallest flowering plant in the world? Answer: Wei Ping.
What is the longest-lived tree? Answer: Dragon Blood Tree.
What is the oldest litchi tree? Answer: Song Jiaxiang.
What trees can prevent fire? The answer is: on Monday.
What is desert ginseng? Answer: Cistanche deserticola.
What plants are called natural displays? Answer: moss.
What animal is called an insect killer? Answer: mantis.
What flowers bloom first and then bloom? Answer: Magnolia, Spring Festival and Plum Blossom.
What animal will eat silver? Answer: termites.
When did China take part in the Olympic Games? Answer: 1924.
How long did it take to run the longest marathon in 1992? Answer: 54 years.
Is table tennis the national sport that China people are proud of? Answer: Yes.
What is the most used event by referees? Answer: badminton.
Which country invented ice cream? Answer: China.
Who was the first person in the world to win the Jobert Prize twice? Answer: Madame Curie.
Which dynasty did soy sauce start from? A: During the Qin Khan period.
What's the name of 98 playing cards in English? A: It's called a "game card"
When did the tie appear? A: It appeared in Roman times.
100 which country invented the chef's hat? Answer: French.
10 1 Who made the rock candy? Answer: Gu Neijiang, a clever girl, Fusang.
102 who invented the earliest mines? A: The patriotic name is General Qi Jiguang.
103 What are the types of calligraphy? Answer: Official script, cursive script, seal script, official script, running script and regular script.
Thanksgiving is a national holiday? Answer: America.
What day is Thanksgiving Day? Answer: Every year is the fourth Sunday of 165438+ 10.
106 are plants air purifiers? Answer: Yes.
107 What's the profound story? Answer: fable.
108 Who is the representative writer of Han Fu? The answer is: Sima Xiangru.
109 what is the largest collection of poems and songs in China? Answer: "the prosperous Tang Dynasty"
1 10 who is the earliest famous doctor in China? The answer is: Bian Que.
What is China's most famous long fairy tale? Answer: Journey to the West.
1. Gadamerin (Mongolian) is a ballad of which nationality?
2. China's first collection of poems is (The Book of Songs).
3. The grotto known as the largest treasure house of classical art in China is the Mogao Grottoes in Dunhuang, Gansu.
The hardest part of the human body is (teeth)
5. The city known as "International Conference Capital" is: (Geneva)
6. Which country is the largest diamond producer? (Zaire)
7. March of the Volunteers is the theme song of which movie? (Fengyun children)
8. What international organization is UNESCO? Abbreviation (UNESCO)
9. Where is the folk song "In that faraway place"? (Qinghai folk songs)
10. Which ethnic group calls itself "White Mongolia"? (Tu nationality)
1 1. Does senile plaque only appear on the human surface? (not)
12. Animals commonly known as "four unlike" are: (Elk)
13. 16 Ma Touqin is a stringed instrument of which nationality in China? (Mongolian)
14. What is the unit (length unit) of "light year"?
15. The official title of "Emperor" as the head of state began with: (Qin Shihuang)
16. Whose masterpiece is Goddess, the highest peak of China's silent film? (Ruan) according to
17. which country is the city of music (Austria)?
18. Is the Nightingale Medal the highest honor for international nurses? (Yes)
19. Which city is Longmen Grottoes, a scenic spot in China? (Luoyang, Henan)
20. The first subway in the world was built in 1863 (London).
2 1. "Changing face" is the unique skill of Henan Opera.
22. Which was the first unequal treaty signed by China? (treaty of nanking)
23. In which province were Qi and Lu in the Spring and Autumn Period? (Shandong))
24. The representative writer of "Shan Yao Egg School" is: (Zhao Shuli)
25. "netants" on the Internet are: (tools for downloading pictures and documents).
26. Blood accounts for 7-8% of the adult's weight.
27. The headquarters of Microsoft Corporation of the United States is located in: (the western part of the United States)
28. Whose poem is "Spring Breeze But Yumenguan"? (Wang Zhihuan)—
29. The "Gemini" in the history of China's poetry refers to: (Li Bai and Du Fu)
30. The specific meaning of UFO is: (UFO)
3 1. The Zhongyue in the Five Mountains is (Songshan).
32. In which city is Longmen Grottoes located? (Luoyang, Henan)
33. Who is the author of How Steel was Tempered? (ostrovsky)
34. In which of the following countries or regions was the first International Debate Competition for University Students held? (Singapore)
35. The first written constitution in the world was: (Constitution of the United States)
36. How long is the Yangtze River, the longest river in China: (6,300 kilometers)?
37. Guo Moruo's poems are: (Goddess)
38. Where is the territory of the United States in the world? (fourth place)
39. The composer of the campus song Childhood is: (Tayu Lo)
40. The creator of the world famous paintings's The Dove of Peace is Picasso.
4 1. The lowest country in the world is (Netherlands).
42. Engineers who designed the iron frame of the Statue of Liberty on Liberty Island at the mouth of the Hudson River in new york also designed the Eiffel Tower.
43. The deepest depression in the world is the Dead Sea.
44. The Chinese name of Internet is Internet.
45. The first written constitution in the world was the Constitution of the United States.
46. Silicon Valley, the most important IT high-tech industrial base in the world, is located in which state of the United States? (California)
47. When did China adopt the Gregorian calendar (after the Revolution of 1911)?
48. Vegetable soup will be cooler (slower) with a layer of oil floating on it.
49. The Eiffel Tower in Paris is 30 1 m high.
50. What does it mean to say "Zhaxidele" when we meet in the Tibetan New Year? (Good luck)
5 1. On which river (Yongding River) is Lugou Bridge located?
52. "Mazzuca Dance" originated from: (Poland)
53. When did nuns first appear in China? (Southern and Northern Dynasties)
54. In Beijing Opera, Hua Dan should play a lively and cheerful young woman.
55. Blue sky and yellow leaves fly north and south "(The West Chamber).
56. When was the International Olympic Committee established? ( 1894 )
57. The river that is longer than the Yangtze River is: (Amazon River)
58. Which country invented the tank? (UK)
59. What is the common name of kite? (eagle)
60. The champion of the first World Cup was: (Uruguay)
6 1. World Meteorological Day is: (March 23rd)
62. When did the law on the protection of workers' rights and interests in China come into effect? ( 1995 )
63. Are the four famous inkstones in China "Cheng Ni inkstone" or "Stone inkstone" (yes)?
In order to meet the needs of performance, a small piece of wood was stuffed into the toe of ballet shoes.
65. The trophy of the international women's badminton team competition is called Uber Cup.
66. What day is it in World Environment Day (June 15)?
67. Edelweiss is an episode of which movie? (The Sound of Music)
68. On which spaceship did Armstrong successfully land on the moon (Apollo 1 1)?
69. What nationality (Indian) was Kelihua, a famous internationalist fighter in War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression?
70. How many stars (50) are there on the American flag and the Stars and Stripes?
7 1. Which country in the world is called "Gold Coast" (Ghana)
72. In what year (2000) did China's university fees completely merge?
73. The theory of evolution was translated by famous thinkers in modern China? (Yan Fu)
74. Lu Xun passed away (193610/0/0/0/9).
75. In which country was opera born? (Italy)
76. China's famous Zhao Zhouqiao was built in which dynasty? (Sui Dynasty)
77. Whose work is Luo Shen? (Gu Kaizhi)
78. Abbreviation of IMF International Organization: (International Monetary Fund)
79. In the ancient six arts, the word "imperial" in "ritual, music, shooting, imperial, writing and counting" refers to (driving).
80. The change of seasons on the earth is due to the rotation of the earth.
8 1. The author of the fairy tale The Story of the Fisherman and the Golden Fish is: (Pushkin)
82. Is the left piece pressing the right piece or the right piece pressing the left piece in the middle of the back of the suit (left piece pressing the right piece)?
83. Who is the poet of the Tang Dynasty whose works are known as "the history of poetry"? (Du Fu)
84. The first stamp in the world appeared in (Britain).
85. Which nation's life story is reflected in the movie Sister Liu? (Zhuang nationality)
86. What was the name of the first scientific research station established by China in Antarctica? (Great Wall Station)
87. When the French bourgeois revolution broke out: (1July 789 14)
88. The Mid-Autumn Festival "eating moon cakes" was originally for: (overthrowing the rule of the Yuan Dynasty)
89. Huangmei Opera is a local opera in which province? (Anhui)
90. The Nile lies in (Africa).
9 1. Which nationality's traditional festival is Torch Festival? (Yi people)
92. Einstein's famous theory is: (Theory of Relativity)
93. In which period was the New Chapter on State Affairs a programmatic document? (Late Taiping Heavenly Kingdom)
94. Who is the musician who wrote the ballet Swan Lake? (Tchaikovsky)
95. Kangding love song is a folk song in which part of China? (Sichuan)
96. The Education Law of the People's Republic of China came into effect on (1 September 19951day).
97. What is the slogan of the Olympic Games? (Faster, Higher, Stronger)
98. What is called the "seventh art" is (film).
99. Which country did the Oscar come from? (USA)
100. When was the first World Cup? 1. Gadamer is the narrative song of which nationality (Mongolian)?
2. China's first collection of poems is (The Book of Songs).
3. The grotto known as the largest treasure house of classical art in China is the Mogao Grottoes in Dunhuang, Gansu.
The hardest part of the human body is (teeth)
5. The city known as "International Conference Capital" is: (Geneva)
6. Which country is the largest diamond producer? (Zaire)
7. March of the Volunteers is the theme song of which movie? (Fengyun children)
8. What international organization is UNESCO? Abbreviation (UNESCO)
9. Where is the folk song "In that faraway place"? (Qinghai folk songs)
10. Which ethnic group calls itself "White Mongolia"? (Tu nationality)
1 1. Does senile plaque only appear on the human surface? (not)
12. Animals commonly known as "four unlike" are: (Elk)
13. 16 Ma Touqin is a stringed instrument of which nationality in China? (Mongolian)
14. What is the unit (length unit) of "light year"?
15. The official title of "Emperor" as the head of state began with: (Qin Shihuang)
16. Whose masterpiece is Goddess, the highest peak of China's silent film? (Ruan) according to
17. which country is the city of music (Austria)?
18. Is the Nightingale Medal the highest honor for international nurses? (Yes)
19. Which city is Longmen Grottoes, a scenic spot in China? (Luoyang, Henan)
20. The first subway in the world was built in 1863 (London).
2 1. "Changing face" is the unique skill of Henan Opera.
22. Which was the first unequal treaty signed by China? (treaty of nanking)
23. In which province were Qi and Lu in the Spring and Autumn Period? (Shandong))
24. The representative writer of "Shan Yao Egg School" is: (Zhao Shuli)
25. "netants" on the Internet are: (tools for downloading pictures and documents).
26. Blood accounts for 7-8% of the adult's weight.
27. The headquarters of Microsoft Corporation of the United States is located in: (the western part of the United States)
28. Whose poem is "Spring Breeze But Yumenguan"? (Wang Zhihuan)—
29. The "Gemini" in the history of China's poetry refers to: (Li Bai and Du Fu)
30. The specific meaning of UFO is: (UFO)
3 1. The Zhongyue in the Five Mountains is (Songshan).
32. In which city is Longmen Grottoes located? (Luoyang, Henan)
33. Who is the author of How Steel was Tempered? (ostrovsky)
34. In which of the following countries or regions was the first International Debate Competition for University Students held? (Singapore)
35. The first written constitution in the world was: (Constitution of the United States)
36. How long is the Yangtze River, the longest river in China: (6,300 kilometers)?
37. Guo Moruo's poems are: (Goddess)
38. Where is the territory of the United States in the world? (fourth place)
39. The composer of the campus song Childhood is: (Tayu Lo)
40. The creator of the world famous paintings's The Dove of Peace is Picasso.
4 1. The lowest country in the world is (Netherlands).
42. Engineers who designed the iron frame of the Statue of Liberty on Liberty Island at the mouth of the Hudson River in new york also designed the Eiffel Tower.
43. The deepest depression in the world is the Dead Sea.
44. The Chinese name of Internet is Internet.
45. The first written constitution in the world was the Constitution of the United States.
46. Silicon Valley, the most important IT high-tech industrial base in the world, is located in which state of the United States? (California)
47. When did China adopt the Gregorian calendar (after the Revolution of 1911)?
48. Vegetable soup will be cooler (slower) with a layer of oil floating on it.
49. The Eiffel Tower in Paris is 30 1 m high.
50. What does it mean to say "Zhaxidele" when we meet in the Tibetan New Year? (Good luck)
5 1. On which river (Yongding River) is Lugou Bridge located?
52. "Mazzuca Dance" originated from: (Poland)
53. When did nuns first appear in China? (Southern and Northern Dynasties)
54. In Beijing Opera, Hua Dan should play a lively and cheerful young woman.
55. Blue sky and yellow leaves fly north and south "(The West Chamber).
56. When was the International Olympic Committee established? ( 1894 )
57. The river that is longer than the Yangtze River is: (Amazon River)
58. Which country invented the tank? (UK)
59. What is the common name of kite? (eagle)
60. The champion of the first World Cup was: (Uruguay)
6 1. World Meteorological Day is: (March 23rd)
62. When did the law on the protection of workers' rights and interests in China come into effect? ( 1995 )
63. Are the four famous inkstones in China "Cheng Ni inkstone" or "Stone inkstone" (yes)?
In order to meet the needs of performance, a small piece of wood was stuffed into the toe of ballet shoes.
65. The trophy of the international women's badminton team competition is called Uber Cup.
66. What day is it in World Environment Day (June 15)?
67. Edelweiss is an episode of which movie? (The Sound of Music)
68. On which spaceship did Armstrong successfully land on the moon (Apollo 1 1)?
69. What nationality (Indian) was Kelihua, a famous internationalist fighter in War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression?
70. How many stars (50) are there on the American flag and the Stars and Stripes?
7 1. Which country in the world is called "Gold Coast" (Ghana)
72. In what year (2000) did China's university fees completely merge?
73. The theory of evolution was translated by famous thinkers in modern China? (Yan Fu)
74. Lu Xun passed away (193610/0/0/0/9).
75. In which country was opera born? (Italy)
76. China's famous Zhao Zhouqiao was built in which dynasty? (Sui Dynasty)
77. Whose work is Luo Shen? (Gu Kaizhi)
78. Abbreviation of IMF International Organization: (International Monetary Fund)
79. In the ancient six arts, the word "imperial" in "ritual, music, shooting, imperial, writing and counting" refers to (driving).
80. The change of seasons on the earth is due to the rotation of the earth.
8 1. The author of the fairy tale The Story of the Fisherman and the Golden Fish is: (Pushkin)
82. Is the left piece pressing the right piece or the right piece pressing the left piece in the middle of the back of the suit (left piece pressing the right piece)?
83. Who is the poet of the Tang Dynasty whose works are known as "the history of poetry"? (Du Fu)
84. The first stamp in the world appeared in (Britain).
85. Which nation's life story is reflected in the movie Sister Liu? (Zhuang nationality)
86. What was the name of the first scientific research station established by China in Antarctica? (Great Wall Station)
87. When the French bourgeois revolution broke out: (1July 789 14)
88. The Mid-Autumn Festival "eating moon cakes" was originally for: (overthrowing the rule of the Yuan Dynasty)
89. Huangmei Opera is a local opera in which province? (Anhui)
90. The Nile lies in (Africa).
9 1. Which nationality's traditional festival is Torch Festival? (Yi people)
92. Einstein's famous theory is: (Theory of Relativity)
93. In which period was the New Chapter on State Affairs a programmatic document? (Late Taiping Heavenly Kingdom)
94. Who is the musician who wrote the ballet Swan Lake? (Tchaikovsky)
95. Kangding love song is a folk song in which part of China? (Sichuan)
96. The Education Law of the People's Republic of China came into effect on (1 September 19951day).
97. What is the slogan of the Olympic Games? (Faster, Higher, Stronger)
98. What is called the "seventh art" is (film).
99. Which country did the Oscar come from? (USA)
100. When was the first World Cup held? ( 1930 )
1. Einstein is famous for his theory of relativity.
2. China has successively promulgated four laws and regulations on software copyright protection, the latest of which is computer software copyright registration.
3. "Lotus" in "Clear water produces hibiscus" is another name for lotus.
Do you know what kind of plants are described in the following poem? Please fill in.
Wildfire can't burn it out, but the spring breeze can revive it. grass
I knew from a distance that it wasn't snow, because there was a smell coming. Chinese plum
People who want to miss them collect more, and Mix red beans have attracted people's attention. Red bean shrub
Jasper dressed as a tree, hanging down ten thousand green silk tapestries. willow
The cold candle is smokeless and the green wax is dry, and the heart is still afraid of spring cold. plantain
At present, the national policy of promoting Putonghua is "vigorously promoting, actively popularizing and gradually improving".
6. Fill in synonyms on the horizontal lines to form idioms, such as nonsense.
Lively, across the ocean, run amok.
7. Please write antonyms and complete the following idioms.
Give up the dark and make a bright future, learn from each other's strong points, accumulate and accumulate, and achieve your future.
8. The four folklores in China include Cowherd and Weaver Girl, Meng Jiangnv, Liang Zhu and Legend of the White Snake.
9. You know the laws and regulations on education and teaching, including the Education Law, the Teachers Law, the Compulsory Education Law, the Law on the Protection of Minors, the Vocational Education Law, the regulations on teachers' qualifications, and the measures for handling students' accidents.
10. China has many interesting nicknames for the wind in spring, summer, autumn and winter, such as:
Gentle wind refers to spring, smoky wind refers to summer, golden wind refers to autumn, and north wind refers to winter.
1 1. The story of Alibaba and the Forty Thieves comes from The Arabian Nights.
The first telescope was invented by Galileo.
13. Tao Xingzhi is a great educator in the history of modern education in China. He has been engaged in the mass education movement for a long time and put forward the idea of life education. "Integration of teaching and doing" is the main teaching theory of Tao Xingzhi.
14. Please fill in the following national flowers.
American rose, Thai water lily, Indian lotus, Dutch tulip, Swedish Fraxinus mandshurica
15. Nauru, the smallest island country, is located in Oceania.
Second, multiple choice questions.
1. Which of the following characters are the characters in Water Margin? (A, B, C)
A. Lin Chong B. Yang Zhi C. Ruan Xiaoer D. Lu Bu
2. "Confucius: Isn't it interesting to study from time to time?" The word "zi" in is (b)
A. Laozi B. Confucius C. Mencius
3. "You know Macau is not my real name", and the author of this song of the Seven Sons is (a)
A. Wen Yiduo B. Guo Moruo C. Xu Zhimo
Mr Lao She is called "People's Artist". Which of the following works was created by him? (A, C)
A. camel Xiangzi B. home C. teahouse D. thunderstorm
5. The percussion instruments are (a, b).
A. Little snare drum triangle trumpet trombone.
6. The trisection of literature is divided into three categories (A, C and D) according to the different ways in which literary works portray images.
A. Narrative B. Prose C. Narrative D. Drama
7. The continent with three peninsulas in the south-central part of the seven continents is (A, C).
A. Asia B. Oceania C. Europe D. Africa
8. On June 365438+1October 3 1 day, 2000, the Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) on Common Languages and Characters, which was adopted at the 18th session of the Ninth National People's Congress and signed by President * * * *, came into effect on _ _.
A. 1 2000 1 October B.1February 2000 C. 20065438+01October1.
9. What day of the year is World Environment Day? (2)
A. June 4th B. June 5th C. June 6th D. June 7th
10. In which country was the first World Cup held? (3)
A. France b Italy c Uruguay d Brazil
1 1. Which of the following countries is not a permanent member of the United Nations? (4)
A. Britain b France c China d Germany
12. which emperor is involved in the story of "the golden palace hides jiao" (1)
A. Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty B. Emperor Taizong C. Emperor Ming of Tang Dynasty D. Yuan Shizu