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Stamp collectors usually collect stamps only from certain countries or regions. The traditional method of stamp collecting is to organize stamp collection according to the issue dates.
Of course, there are many other methods of collecting stamps. You can collect stamps relating to a particular theme. For example, sport lovers may choose the Olympic theme. They try their best to find Olympic stamps issued by various parts of the world every four years. Some of them may want to concentrate on even more specific sport activities like ball games, gymnasium, swimming, etc.
If you like astronomy, you may be keen on collecting stamps describing the stars, planets, spacecraft, spacemen, etc. once you have fixed the topic, you no longer need to bother about stamps other than the theme you selected. Then, you can put all your effort to collect the stamps around it.
China issues zodiac animal stamps (十二生肖郵票) every year to celebrate the Lunar New Year. Zodiac animal stamps are extremely popular and a lot of collectors wait patiently for 12 years to collect a full set of them. Hong Kong’s Lunar New Year special stamp series began in 2000 with the Year of Dragon and the twelfth and final set was issued in 2011, the Year of Rabbit. Recently some Western countries have issued zodiac animal stamps, which attract a lot of attention as well.
You may choose any theme you like. However, you should bear in mind an essential point. The topic you choose should not be too narrow. Otherwise, it is very difficult to accumulate stamps around the topic. You will be depressed and even lose your interest in collecting stamps.
Collecting stamps with these is especially popular among teenagers because there is a wide range of choices for them. The main challenge is how you organize and expand your collection around your theme.
小題1:What is the main idea of the passage? (within 5 words)
小題2:What should you stick to when you collect stamps with themes? (within 8 words)
小題3:What should you do if you want to collect a full set of zodiac animal stamps? (within 7 words)
小題4:Which year comes ahead of the Dragon Year according to China’s zodiac animal? (within 4 words)
小題5:Why is it popular among teenagers by collecting stamps with various themes? (within 10 words)

小題1:Collecting stamps with themes.
小題2:The topic (you choose ) should not be too narrow.
小題3:We should wait for twelve years.
小題4:The Rabbit Year/ The Year of Rabbit
小題5:Because there is a wide range of choices (for them.) / Because they have a wide range of choices.

試題分析：文章介紹一種收集郵票的方法，按照不同的主題收集，這樣可以有很多可選擇的范圍，很受年輕人歡迎。
小題1:主旨題：從第二段的句子：Of course, there are many other methods of collecting stamps. You can collect stamps relating to a particular theme.可知這篇文章講的是如何收集主題郵票： Collecting stamps with themes.
小題2:細(xì)節(jié)題：從倒數(shù)第二段的句子：However, you should bear in mind an essential point. The topic you choose should not be too narrow.可知在確定收集郵票的主題的時候，主題不能太狹窄了： The topic (you choose ) should not be too narrow.
小題3:細(xì)節(jié)題：從第四段的句子：Zodiac animal stamps are extremely popular and a lot of collectors wait patiently for 12 years to collect a full set of them. 可知要想收集一套生肖郵票要等12年。We should wait for twelve years.
小題4:推理題：從第四段的句子：Hong Kong’s Lunar New Year special stamp series began in 2000 with the Year of Dragon and the twelfth and final set was issued in 2011, the Year of Rabbit. 可知兔年后是馬年：The Rabbit Year/ The Year of Rabbit
小題5:細(xì)節(jié)題：從最后一段的句子：Collecting stamps with these is especially popular among teenagers because there is a wide range of choices for them.可知年輕人之所以喜歡主題郵票因為可選擇的范圍多，Because there is a wide range of choices (for them.) / Because they have a wide range of choices.
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