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Last year we visited a large modem factory where they make window glass. We first saw workmen mixing sand and other materials together in the right amounts. Then they added some broken glass to the mixture as this helps it to melt. They then fed the mixture into a big hot oven. At the far end of the oven, a stream of liquid glass came out. Here some men lowered a metal frame into the liquid. As the frame came up, it pulled away a hot sheet of glass. Special rollers took hold of the sheet at either side and carried it upwards. Our guide told us that at this stage it was necessary for the glass to cool slowly as this would make it very strong. At a height of 30 feet, the sheet of glass became cool and another machine cut it into big pieces which workmen stored away together. The glass was now ready for use.

What sort of factory did we visit last year（　）.

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Last year we visited a large modem factory where they make window glass. We first saw workmen mixing sand and other materials together in the right amounts. Then they added some broken glass to the mixture as this helps it to melt. They then fed the mixture into a big hot oven. At the far end of the oven, a stream of liquid glass came out. Here some men lowered a metal frame into the liquid. As the frame came up, it pulled away a hot sheet of glass. Special rollers took hold of the sheet at either side and carried it upwards. Our guide told us that at this stage it was necessary for the glass to cool slowly as this would make it very strong. At a height of 30 feet, the sheet of glass became cool and another machine cut it into big pieces which workmen stored away together. The glass was now ready for use.

Where did workmen put the mixture of sand and other materials

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Last year we visited a large modem factory where they make window glass. We first saw workmen mixing sand and other materials together in the right amounts. Then they added some broken glass to the mixture as this helps it to melt. They then fed the mixture into a big hot oven. At the far end of the oven, a stream of liquid glass came out. Here some men lowered a metal frame into the liquid. As the frame came up, it pulled away a hot sheet of glass. Special rollers took hold of the sheet at either side and carried it up wards. Our guide told us that at this stage it was necessary for the glass to cool slowly as this would make it very strong. At a height of 30 feet, the sheet of glass became cool and another machine cut it into big pieces which workmen stored away together. The glass was now ready for use.

What sort of factory did we visit last year
Last year we visited a（）

[简答题]By the end of last year we _________over 2,000 English phrases.

[单项选择]Where did the woman work last year
A. In a company.
B. In a school.
C. In the station.

[填空题]What sort of factory did we visit last year Last year we visited a ___________.

[单项选择]Large modem cities are too big to control. They impose their own living conditions on the people who live in them. Citizens are obliged by their surroundings to take a wholly unnatural way of life. They lose touch with the land and rhythm (节奏) of nature. It is possible to live in such air-conditioned (装有空调的) houses in a large city that you can hardly know the seasons. A few flowers in a public park (if you have the time to visit it) may make you remember that it is spring or summer. A few leaves on the sidewalk may cause you to remember that it is autumn. Beyond that, what is going on in nature seems to have nothing to do with you. All the simple, good things of life like sunshine and fresh air are hard to get. Tall buildings shut out the sun. Waste gases from cars, buses and trucks pollute the atmosphere.
Even the difference between day and night is lost. The flow of cars, buses and trucks goes on constantly and noise never stops.
Which statement is NOT TRUE according to the p
A. Living in large modem cities has so many disadvantages.
B. Large modern cities are not good to live in.
C. Many things that are going on in nature are not connected with large modem cities.
D. All the simple, good things of life are imposed on the people who live in large cities.