四、根据短文意思和首字母提示,写出一个完整正确的单词。
Online booksellers and e-readers are becoming popular, while traditional bookstores seem to be dying out. In fact, many bookstores are now trying their b1 to make themselves more attractive(有吸引力的) to readers. If you like r2 and travelling, why not have a culture trip and visit the colourful homes of books?
In Beijing, a bookstore is open for 24 h3 every day. Many people can't believe it, because people read f4 books than before, but it's good news for book lovers. From morning to night, h5 of readers stay inside for one thing: reading for fun.
Where can you find a café and a bookstore in just one place? The answer is Cafebreria El Pendulo in Mexico. The walls of the store are lined with books. Visitors can o6 everyday meals in the café on the second floor. In order to keep cool, there are green plants and trees inside. Does it look like a p7? It's really a good place to r8.
Paper books give people a very different reading e9 from e-books. While e-books o10 up a whole new world of convenience, paper books provide something irreplaceable: the touch of paper, the smell of print, and the feeling of being in a bookstore.
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Last summer, I had an unforgettable experience of visiting a traditional paper-making workshop in Chengdu. As soon as I went into the small workshop, the smell of wet bark(树皮) 1 the air. An old craftsman smiled and 2 me a piece of rough(粗糙的) paper. "This," he said, "is made from mulberry trees(桑树). Over 2,000 years ago, our ancestors first created this 3 material that changed the world."
He then showed me the 4. First, workers chose mulberry bark and bamboo 5, and then they cut them into small pieces. These materials were soaked(浸泡) in clear river water for several days 6 they became soft. After that, the mixture was boiled and beaten into pulp(浆状物). "Look!" the craftsman 7. "The pulp is made of natural fibres, but soon it will become paper."
While 8 the paper to dry, he told me a story. "In the Han Dynasty, a man named Cai Lun improved this skill. Before his invention, people wrote on 9 bamboo or expensive silk. But Cai Lun's paper was made from old rags, nets, and plants. It was thin, light, and 10. It was easy to carry and most people could buy it."
I 11 the drying paper—rough but strong. "Today," the craftsman added, "most paper is made from wood in big factories. But we still keep the 12 way alive."
Walking home, I saw a girl writing on a notebook. I realized every 13 was made from trees, just like Cai Lun's creation long ago. Paper isn't 14 a tool. It's a bridge between the past and the present. Thanks to this Chinese invention, 15 can travel across time and space.
What a great invention!
()1. A. collected B. filled C. polluted D. heated
()2. A. threw B. sold C. handed D. mailed
()3. A. interesting B. useless C. wonderful D. expensive
()4. A. process B. method C. surface D. product
()5. A. widely B. politely C. suddenly D. carefully
()6. A. if B. because C. until D. after
()7. A. returned B. explained C. asked D. said
()8. A. looking at B. listening to C. finding out D. waiting for
()9. A. small B. heavy C. soft D. strange
()10. A. cheap B. direct C. simple D. secret
()11. A. gave B. bought C. touched D. treated
()12. A. common B. ancient C. active D. bright
()13. A. word B. letter C. sentence D. page
()14. A. just B. never C. even D. still
()15. A. kindness B. knowledge C. choice D. business