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Ticket TypesRegulationsNotes
Single Day  Admission *For all visitors
*On any standard Day other than Peak Day
*One ticket per person, valid(有效的)for one entry on the day of admission
Standard Day tickets refer to the tickets for all visiting days(167 days in total)
except for Peak Days during the Expo.
Special Admission*For the disabled  
* For people born in or before 1950
*For students with valid IDs
*For children above 1.2m
*For Chinese military personnel on active duty
*Valid IDs are required upon ticket purchase and entry
*On any Standard Day other than Peak Day
*One ticket per person, valid for one entry on the day of admission
3 Day  Admission *For all visitors
*Valid for any three days except Peak Days
*One ticket per person, valid for one entry per day

The tickets are designed to meet the multi-entry demand of visitors.

7 Day  Admission * For all visitors
*Valid for any seven days except Peak Days
*One ticket per person, valid for one entry per day

1. _______ can get a Special Admission ticket for himself/ herself.
A. A 56-year-old bus driver      
B. A school girl with her valid student card
C. A policeman in his forties    
D. A U.S. army officer on active duty

2. If you want to enter the Expo Park once every week in one month and don't want to bother to
    buy the ticket each time, you can buy a ______ ticket.
A. Single Day Admission        
B. Special Admission
C. 3 Day Admission            
D. 7 Day Admission

3. The function of the table is to ______ .
A. remind the public of the difficulty buying the Expo tickets
B. show which groups of people can get admission into the Expo Park
C. provide information about the Expo tickets and regulations
D. introduce all the visiting regulations in the Expo Park
答案

1-3: BDC

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The ancient religions of the Greeks and Romans were based on myths. Originally the word meant “spoken words” or stories. Nowadays myths refer to tales without a kernel of truth, or fantasies.
In nearly every civilization people tried to control their surroundings and the things happening around them to make them less threatening. In prehistoric cultures myths were used to explain natural phenomena. Ancient civilizations saw the earth as the goddess because of its fertility. Other phenomena like wind, lightning and thunder also were brought into connection with supernatural forces. The people felt themselves surrounded by gods and completely dependent.
The Greek myths also originated in that manner, but had more functions. They also explained the beginning of the world and the origin of man. Furthermore, the myths kept alive the memories of the foundation of important cities as well as the heroic deeds of civilizations and individuals. The tales of heroes, human beings with often supernatural capacities, gave men examples of perfection. During the whole Classical Period people believed the myths, but over time they came to be taken less and less seriously.
During the Greek Period myths were spread by word of mouth. The singing of mythical events was an important aspect of religious ritual. Many singers traveled around and sang the tales they heard on their way.
The first collection of myths was the work of Homer. He was blind, and to survive he collected traditional stories and let them been written down by others. The books of his that we know are the Iliad and the Odyssey. The first author to write about the beginning of the world and its deities was Hesiod in the 18the century.
                            Title: 小题1:_____ of Myths
Meaning
小题2:________
They meant “spoken words” or traditional stories.
Nowadays
They meant something that people believe but which doesn’t 小题3:_____ or is false.
小题4:____ and Status
Prehistoric cultures
They were used to explain aspects of the natural world and supernatural phenomena.
People felt completely dependent on 小题5:_____.
Classical period
Besides explaining natural phenomena, they also
①explained how the world began and how the man came into 小题6:______;
②小题7:________ the foundation of important cities and good deeds;
③dealt with supernatural beings and heroes.
People believed in them but were not小题8:___ about them gradually.
Forms
Oral myths
They were usually sung in religious rituals or by 小题9:___ singers.
小题10:____ myths
The representative authors are Homer and Hesiod.
 
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