1 . —I’d like to know how people lived in ancient times.
—You can read some history books.
—    1     But I still couldn’t imagine the life style in the past.
—Perhaps you may find answers in the history museums.
—Yeah.     2    
—Oh. Then you can go to Zhoukoudian.
—    3    
—Then you can visit Xi’an. There are a lot of historical relics about the two dynasties.
—That’s a good idea.     4    
—By the way, don’t forget to visit Shaanxi History Museum.     5    
—Thank you very much.
A. I wonder how people fought in wars in ancient times.
B. It’s a place where you can feel the history development of China.
C. We have learned Chinese history.
D. I’m also curious about the life in the Han and the Tang Dynasties.
E. I’m really curious about the life of Peking Man.
F. Please give me some advice.
G. I must go there if I have time.

2 . 根据情景补全对话。
(Situation：One day Danny and May go to visit the Four Great Inventions of China.)
May：There are so many people that the tickets are all sold out!
Danny：Luckily we got the last two.
May：Look, Danny.     1    
Danny：Gunpowder, compass, the paper making, and the printing.
May：I really admire those who made such great inventions!
Danny：    2     They are just simple things.
May：They look simple today.     3    
Danny：Milestones? May, you must be kidding.
May：Just think Bill Gates, those inventions are as important as the windows system.
Danny：Well, I suppose the ancient inventors made a lot of money out of them.
May：    4    
Danny：Why? Didn’t you say that they were milestones?
May：    5    
Danny：Well, their inventors were not as clever as Bill Gates.
A. No, quite the contrary.
B. The Four Great Inventions!
C. May, I don’t see why they are great.
D. But they were milestones in their times.
E. Yes, but they went to the public without any patent protection.
F.Yes, I think they are the most important inventions in the world.
G. So we will invite our friends to visit again in the near future.