Question

A stamp tells a story about the country which it comes from. You can find stamps that show almost anything. Some stamps honor special events, places, or people. As people collect these pieces of paper, no one knows how valuable(有價值的)they can become. One stamp from 1893 that celebrates Christopher Columbus is worth thousands of dollars! Stamp collecting has become popular. You can join groups and have a look at other's stamps.
 Who decides what is printed on a stamp? Many Americans come up with(提出)ideas for the pictures that go on stamps. They send their ideas to artists(藝術(shù)家),business people, and stamp collectors. They　pick the best ideas and the postmaster General(首席郵政局長),the head of the Post Office, makes the final decision.

  Today, stamps have different shapes, sizes, and colors. But they still get your mail where you want　it to go, just like long ago.  
　　1.______can show almost anything of a country.
 
　　A. Stamps                 B. Places               C. Colors        D.Food
  
　　2.The stamp from 1893 that celebrates Christopher Columbus  is_______.
 
　　A. small                  B. expensive            C. cheap      D.big
 
　　3._______make the final decision what is put on a stamp.
 
　　A. Some artists               B.Some stamp collectors       C. The Postmaster General

D.Some business people
  
　　4.What does the underlined "worth" mean in Chinese?
 
　　A.值...錢                B.奢侈的               C.富足的     D.有前途的
  
　　5.From this passage, we can know that_______.
 
　　A. people don't like stamps   B. stamps aren't useful     C. stamps show important things

D.stamps are very important for everyone
 

Answer 1

A

B

C

A

C