Who said “Learn the new while reviewing the old” in ancient China?

    A. Lao Zi           B. Mencius      C. Sun Zi           D. Confuius

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1. Who said “Learn the new while reviewing the old” in ancient China?

       A. Lao Zi               B. Mencius            C. Sun Zi               D. Confuius

2. Which sign means No Spitting?

    A.         B.       C.   D.

3. It’s necessary for human beings to breath _______ and plants can produce it.

       A. CO₂                  B. H₂                     C. O₂                    D. N₂

4. In ancient China, Huabiao was set up to encourage people to carve _______ on.

       A. their names        B. the good things  C. the Emperors’ names D. their suggestions

5. _______ is the largest fresh lake in China.

       A. Dongting Lake   B. West Lake         C. Poyang Lake      D. Tai Lake

6. In Australia, after you do something well, “______” will often be said to you.

       A. Well done          B. Good job           C. Good on you     D. congratulations

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(   ) 61. E-mail English is a new kind of written English that is being used to save time, such as “F2F” means ________.

        A. How are you         B. See you                  C. Face to face           D. By the way

(   ) 62.Who won the Nobel Prize in literature in 2012 ?

     A.  Wang xia        B.Zhang Yimou              C.Mo yan              D.Yu Qiuyu

(   ) 63. ________ is one of the four great inventions of China.

        A. The car                B. The computer         C. Paper-making         D. The train

(   ) 64. Thomas Edison was a famous inventor. He was from ________.

        A. China                   B. America                 C. England                 D. Canada

 (   ) 65. ________ is the tallest in the world.

        A. Mount Tai             B. Qomolangma           C. Mount Huang         D. Mount Hua

(   ) 66.Who said “Learn the new while reviewing the old” in ancient in China ?

A. Lao Zi           B. Mencius           C.Sun Zi            D.Confucius