Fei Xiang, whose English name is Kris phillips, is a Chinese American. He is nearly two meters tall, with blue eyes, looking like an Asian. Though he was born in Taiwan, he grew up speaking Chinese to his mother and English to his father and students at Stanford University in California. Later he returned from abroad to Taiwan and become a singer. In
1986, Fei Xiang visited the mainland(中国大陆)and turned into a pop star there. He was well known among the young people and his songs were widely accepted such as “Fire in the Winter”, “Clouds of My Homeland” and so on
He left the mainland for New York four years later. There he worked as a lowly member. He lived a quiet life in New York, for only a few people know his name. Now phillips is planning to end his six—year stay in the USA and return to the mainland and his recording career（生涯）. His new project is to introduce the mainland to the music of the Broadway stage（白老汇戏剧艺术）, including the song “Maria” from “West Side Story”.
46. Kris phillip’s mother is _________and his father is________.
A. Chinese, American B. Chinese, Chinese C. American, Chinese D. English, American
47 .Mr Kris phillips became famous as big pop star________.
A. in the United Stares B. in the place where he was born C. in the mainland D. at Stanford University
48. What’s the order in which phillips did the following things?
A.made a decision to return to PRC(中国)
B.learned Chinese from his mother and English from his father
C.was widely welcomed by the young people
D.worked as a lowly member
E.became a student at Stanford University.
A. b e c d a B. e b d c a C. d e b a c D. c a b e d
49. Fei Xiang is best known China for_______.
A.his plan to interoduce the mainland to the music of Broad way stage
B.“West side story”
C. his perfoemace(演出)
D. his special nationlity(国籍)
50. Which of the following is true?
A.Fei Xiang’s parents are both teachers.
B. Fei Xiang lived in the mainland for four years.
C. Fei Xing is regarded as a big pop star both in America and China.
D. Fei Xiang returned to the mainland in 1896.