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 阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。  Even today, kites are fun for the young and the old. Elderly Chinese 1 them in the middle of Beijing, cleverly avoiding trees and power lines. Many of the earliest records of kite-flying seem to indicate that, even when it began, it was done just for 2 . The Chinese philosopher, Mo Di, who 3 from 468 to 376 BC, is reported to have 4 an eagle out of wood and, after three years of perfecting the eagle, he got it to fly — one of the earliest kites in recorded history! Mo Di's student, Gongshu Ban (also called Lu Ban) 5 his teacher's technique, making his own bird, a magpie, and crafting it from bamboo rather than wood. His magpie could stay up for 6 three days.  Later in Chinese history, kites were used for more serious 7 , such as communicating information and measuring the force or direction of the wind. During the Tang Dynasty, Emperor Xuan Zong was treated to a kite-flying show in Yichun County in Penglai Palace, Shandong Province. It was the invention of paper that brought kites to the 8  people. The name fengzheng 9  to the kite was due to a man named Li Ye during the Ming Dynasty. Once, to make his kite more interesting, he 10  a bamboo whistle to the top of the kite, so there would be a sharp zheng sound as the kite flew. Today, of course, with the availability of cheap paper and other lightweight materials, anyone can make as an unusual kite as he wants.   （1） A . fly B . sell C . keep D . start （2） A . treasure B . travel C . fun D . sight （3） A . appeared B . lived C . owned D . changed （4） A . done B . created C . found D . made （5） A . equipped B . admired C . improved D . thought （6） A . as soon as B . as long as C . as much as D . as far as （7） A . purposes B . holiday C . advantages D . incidents （8） A . special B . popular C . ordinary D . normal （9） A . developed B . given C . fixed D . observed （10） A . passed B . offered C . sent D . attached 答案：（1）A；（2）C；（3）B；（4）D；（5）C；（6）B；（7）A；（8）C；（9）B；（10）D；

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