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-c英语测试 Diredtions;Please read the passages,and answer the following questiongs in 1 0minnutes. Passage 1 ? ?? ?? ?? ?? ? The Donkey and the Statue A donkey was once chosen to carry a holy statue through the ds of p eoplle came from all over the countryside to see the lined both sides of thee street, pushing and jostling to get nearer to the front. As the donkey went pass all the people bowen down to pray to the of them reached out their hands to touch it;others knelt down on their knees bu the roadd in front of donkey began to feel he was avery impoutant animal. 'Fancy all these people showing me so much respect.'he thought,'I never knew I wwas so think that all thes time I have been doing everything my master toldd me.' He decided to try out his power. 'I really don't feel like walking any further,'he said to himself.'I'lljust stannd here for a while and let the people admire me.'And he refused to take another ste p. The wack1A sharp blow fell on his back. 'Get along with you,'hissed his master angrily.'What do you mean by holding up tthe procession like this/' 'All in good time.'replied the donkey grandly.'I am just giving these good p eoplle a chance to look at me.' His master began to laugh loudly. QUESTIONS arize the story within 50 words by using at least 8 key words from the passsage. did this master laugh/ do you learn from this story/And how to utilize in your life/ Passage 2 ? ?? ?? ?? ?? ? Japanese Tea Ceremony In the eighth century,the custom to drink green tea was brought from China t o Jaapan by a Rikyu finally established the fundation of tea ceremony in the sixxteenth century. Sen Rkyu-1522-1591-,the greastest sixteenth century tea master,identified th e sppirit of the Way of Tea with four basic principles of harmony,respect,purity,and t ranqquilty. There are three major styles of the tea tly,'NODATE'in Japanese Japanese garden or at least in open-air,we have a tea ceremony,In this case, a caarpet is rolled out in the garden and we sit on our nd one is 'Isu-Seki' or'RRyurei tea ceremony'in Japanese,where'Isu'means achair and'Seki'means the ceremony. So iin Isu-Seki,you don't need to sit on your can sit on a chair and drin k attea. This is the easier style than the the last one is the mose popul ar wway. an indoor cially we have it in a special Japanese room,called'Ch a-shhitsu' in Japanese,where'cha'means tea and 'shitsu'means a room.'Cha-shitsu'is an i ndeppendent small cottage furnished with 'Ro' a special charcoal rich peopl e maay have such lly a normal Japanese room,Washitsu with portable charoal fu rnacce, instead of Cha-Shitsu,is popularly used to hold a tea ceremony nowadays. QUESTIONS se translate these key words inEnglish base on this article ? ?? ???Tea ceremony ? ?? ???Tea master ? ?? ???Harmony ? ?? ???Tranquility do you understand the spirit of tea ceremony/ are the differences in the three major styles of tea ceremony/
