1. 阅读理解

    Do you know the Chinese paper­cut (剪纸)? Many people are interested in it. Here I'm glad to tell you something about it.

    The Chinese paper­cut has a long history of around 2，000 years. You can see it in many places of China. Many people like it. People in the north of China are very good at making paper­cuts. They make them in different shapes, like birds, animals and flowers.

    Chinese paper­cuts are very beautiful. People usually put them on doors and windows when they celebrate festivals like the Spring Festival (春节). More and more young people like making paper­cuts now. They hope they can do better than their parents or grandparents.

1. （1） Which are usually NOT the shapes of paper­cuts?

   A . Birds. B . Flowers. C . Tigers. D . Books.
3. （2） Where do people usually put the paper­cuts?

   A . On the wall. B . On doors and windows. C . On the clothes. D . On the floor.
5. （3） The underlined word "celebrate" means ________ in Chinese.

   A . 思考 B . 打扫 C . 庆祝 D . 享受
7. （4） What's the passage mainly about?

   A . The Spring Festival. B . How to make paper. C . People in the north of China. D . The Chinese paper­cut.