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1.What did Zhao think about while reading his fathers postcard?

A)He hoped he could write as well as his father.
B)He wanted to teach his son to imitate his fathers handwriting .
C)He tried to keep in mind what his father wrote on the postcard .
D) He feared his handwriting would not impress his son.

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2.What might be the main reason for children’s poor handwriting?

A)Teachers don't pay much attention.
B)Calligraphy is too hard for children.
C)Children spend a lot of time on the computer.
D) Calligraphy is proving to be insignificant.

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3.What is the goal of the movement “please Write Letters”?

A. To call on more people to focus on handwriting.
B)To encourage people to communicate with friends.
C)To teach people how to compliment their colleagues
D)To divert peoples attention from their obsession with computers.

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What can be inferred from the conversation?

A)Chinese don' t like to communicate with others as much as before.
B)Most people' s handwriting is worse than their parents.
C)Huang's son will have nicer handwriting than Huang.
D)We should encourage our children to make friends by writing letters.

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Audio scriptA recent survey shows that 1. （写阿拉伯数字）of adult Chinese citizens write less than four handwritten letters per year. Two Chinese office workers, Huang and Zhao are talking about whether handwriting 2. __ .Huang: Well, I' m a little bit 3. about my Chinese handwriting skills. I use my computer 4. e-mails and my cellphone 5. messages. It's so easy 6. how to write Chinese characters.Zhao: Well, Huang, you are not alone in your worries. Last week, I 7. a postcard my father 8. me. I was struck by how neat and clear it was. You know, he does not live with me, but his unique handwriting 9. _ my days with him.Sometimes, I wonder, will my son 10. my handwriting? My ugly handwriting!Huang: How can your handwriting be beautiful, Zhao, when we 11. computers, cellphones and other electronic tools 12. ? I am afraid that one daywriting by hand will become very difficult because children may be unable 13. the stroke sequences笔划顺序to write some characters.Zhao: Quite possible. You see, traditional calligraphy 14. less attention now. My teacher 15. us more about traditional Chinese calligraphy.Huang: It's not the teacher’s fault. People now 16. the importance of practising calligraphy. They think computers can help people 17. characters.Zhao: Word processing 18 it much easier to communicate, but Chinese handwriting is a tradition of nearly 4,000 years old. How can we 19. it? It's time to do something to help 20. the tradition of handwritten letters.Huang: Recently, an organization 21. a movement entitled"Please Write Letters”, 22. people to send more handwritten letters, to put pen to paper. In some companies, 23. a handwritten note 24. something of a compliment, for it’s more 25. _____ .Zhao: I hope that will work.

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1.What did Zhao think about while reading his fathers postcard?

A)He hoped he could write as well as his father. B)He wanted to teach his son to imitate his fathers handwriting . C)He tried to keep in mind what his father wrote on the postcard . D) He feared his handwriting would not impress his son.

2.What might be the main reason for children’s poor handwriting?

3.What is the goal of the movement “please Write Letters”?

What can be inferred from the conversation?

A)He hoped he could write as well as his father.
B)He wanted to teach his son to imitate his fathers handwriting .
C)He tried to keep in mind what his father wrote on the postcard .
D) He feared his handwriting would not impress his son.