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Unit 10A The Army's True Colors Reading Comprehension - Reading Explorer 1

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1
Each of the clay soldiers' faces...
all look the same.
is completely unique.
looks like the artist's face.
looks like Emperor Qin's face.
2
Archeologists have found a hundred soldiers in all.
False
True
3
In line 23, what does the word preserve mean?
destroy
identify
enjoy
save
4
The terracotta soldiers were constructed to _______.
protect Emperor Qin's tomb
be enjoyed by everyday people
show the outside world China's greatness
frighten China's enemies
5
What have archeologists recently discovered?
a written description of the soldiers' true colors
a place with over a hundred soldiers
special liquid in the tomb to preserve the soldiers' colors
a new tomb for Emperor Qin
6
What is the reading mainly about?
the life of soldiers under Emperor Qin
the original colors of the terracotta soldiers
the death of Emperor Qin
how the emperor's tomb was built
7
In line 25, what does they refer to?
archeologists
soldiers
colors
visitors
8
Which statement would Rong Bo probably agree with?
Artists should be able to paint the soldiers in any color
Archeologists can only guess the soldiers' original colors
The soldiers should stay in their current, brown color.
We should try to restore the army's vivid colors.
9
What is the main idea of the second paragraph?
Visitors to the museum are not actually seeing real soldiers
The soldiers' paint fell off because of the high temperature
Being exposed to water is bad for the soldiers.
The soldiers lost their colors very quickly.