What is the book made of? What we read books or newspapers,we hardly stop to think abou

What is the book made of? What we read books or newspaperswe hardly stop to think about the paper which is used to make them. Without this inventionour lives would be very different.

Paper is one of the most important inventions of all time. The word paper comes from the word papyrus—a grasslike plant. The Egyptians first used papyrus around the year 3000 B.C. to make a kind of paper. In A.D. 105a Chinese man named Ts’ai­Lun created a new type of paper using pieces of old cloth. For centuriespeople all over the world used this Chinese method(方式) to make paper. In 1838Charles Fenertya Canadian maninvented a new method of papermaking using wood. Todaymost of the paper we use is made from wood.

Think again about your book. Did you use paper money to buy it? If soyou can thank the Chinese. They invented paper money in the ninth century A. D. The government began using paper notes as money because there wasn’t enough copper() to make coins.

Todayit’s hard to imagine life without paper. We use it to communicate in many different ways. We also use many important products that are made of paper. Take for exampletoilet paper. Many believe that an American. Joseph Gayettyinvented it in 1857. Walter Alcockan Englishmanlater had the idea to put the paper on rolls. By 1907using toilet paper was common in the United States and England.

Imagine_what_life_today_would_be_like_without_the_important_inventions_of_paper!

1. The Egyptians first used papyrus ________ to make a kind of paper.

A. in 1857                              B. in A. D. 105

C. around the year 3000 B. C.           D. in the ninth century A. D.

2. Most of the paper we use today is made from ________.

A. cloth         B. wood        C. grass         D. copper

3. Paper notes were first used as money in ________.

A. China        B. America      C. Canada        D. England

4. Which of the following is the writer’s opinion?

A. The Egyptians first used papyrus to make a kind of paper.

B. Without the invention of paperour lives would be very different.

C. In 1838a Canadian invented a new method of papermaking with wood.

D. By 1907using toiler paper was common in the United States and England.

5. The underlined sentence in the passage suggests(暗示) that ________.

A. papermaking is a waste of wood

B. paper invention is very important

C. life would be the same without paper

D. people can’t live without paper

答案

1. C   2. B    3. A    4. B    5. B

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