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Would you like to know something that our ancestors knew？Here is a chance to take a trip back in time to the following places and discover it.
   Great Orme Copper Mines，Wales
   The discovery of the copper mines changed much of what we knew about our Bronze Age ancestors.It was believed that metalworking had come to England with the Romans，but this Welsh discovery proved that the British were already working metals 4，000 years ago.The mines are made up of five miles of passageways.Some are so small that historians think they were dug by children as young as five years old.
   Jurassic Coast，Dorset
   Spreading an impressive 95 miles between Exmouth and Dorset，the Jurassic coast is frequently described as a "walk through time".It's perfect for looking for fossils after a storm.Several beach towns along the way make for a much-needed short break.The clean water is perfect for swimming and the Clock Tower Café which is typical of the countryside has beautiful views and delicious cakes.
   Cheddar Gorge，Somerset
   There's something other-worldly about this limestone gorge，where caves carved out by an underground river were once used by our ancient ancestors for maturing cheese and other foods.Visitors to the Gorge can also explore a cave where Britain's oldest human skeleton，the 9，000-year-old Cheddar Man，was first discovered back in 1903.
   Compton Bay，Isle of Wight
   Compton Bay hasn't always been a wonderful place.Some 130 million years ago it was occupied by dinosaurs both great and small.Take a walk along Compton Bay's sandy beach，and you may have a chance to find new fossil dinosaur footprints，preserved in rock.

（1）Which of the following can the discovery of the copper mines show？
D
D

A．The Bronze Age ancestors were very strong.
B．Romans brought metalworking to England.
C．The work of metalworking was very interesting.
D．The British knew metalworking four thousand years ago.
（2）What can we know about the Jurassic coast？
B
B

A．It's a good and safe place to see storms.
B．Visitors can eat some delicious cakes.
C．It's only fit for people to walk on.
D．Visitors must bring food when going there.
（3）Where can the text be found？
C
C

A．In a shopping poster.
B．In a novel.
C．In a tourism magazine.
D．In a science report.

【考點(diǎn)】旅游觀光；說明文．

【答案】D；B；C

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