Question

Zhou Youguang, who created(創(chuàng)造) Chinese Pinyin, died on January 14th 2017, just one day after his 112nd birthday.

It took Mr. Zhou and his team three years to create Pinyin in the 1950s. It changed the way we learned Chinese. Before Pinyin was created, 85% of Chinese people could not read, but now almost all can. “Pinyin is a bridge between China and the other countries,” said Zhou.

When Zhou was young, he studied in Japan. Later, he worked in a bank in New York. At that time, he made friends with Albert Einstein. He returned to China in 1949 and taught economics(經(jīng)濟學) at a university in Shanghai. A few years later, he helped create Chinese Pinyin. He never stopped writing books, even when he was more than 100 years old. In his life, he published(出版) over 30 books.

1.Zhou Youguang and his team created Chinese Pinyin ________.

A.in the 1930s B.in the 1940s

C.in the 1950s D.in the 1960s

2.Zhou Youguang was famous as ________.

A.a Chinese writer B.the Father of Pinyin

C.a university teacher D.Albert Einstein's friend

3.According to the passage, Zhou Youguang once went to ________.

A.England and Russia B.India and England

C.Germany and Australia D.Japan and America

4.What can we infer(推斷) from the last two sentences(句子)?

A.Zhou Youguang liked teaching. B.Zhou Youguang was strict with others.

C.Zhou Youguang worked very hard. D.Zhou Youguang was good at speaking English.

5.What can we learn about Zhou Youguang from the passage?

A.He died before his 112nd birthday. B.He didn't know Albert Einstein at all.

C.He once worked as a teacher at a university. D.He enjoyed writing plays and poems in his life.

Answer 1