Answer the following questions according to the passage.1) Where could people see flying carpets and wind-fire wheels in the past? People could only see flying carpets and wind-fire wheels _______________.

The second man dreamed of（） A: traveling B: buying carpets C: entertaining kings and queens at his home D: sleeping

I’m looking for the curtain that can（）the carpets in my rooms. A: suit B: match C: fit D: agree

I'm looking for a curtain that can ______ the carpets in my rooms. A: suit B: match C: fit D: agree

All the rooms on the second floor have nicely ( ) carpets,which are included in the price of the house. A: suited B: adapted C: fitted D: equipped

What are the listeners asked to do A: Clean the carpets by hand B: Clean up their workspaces C: Put papers into piles D: Give Gary their files

All the rooms on the second floor have nicely ______ carpets, which are included in the price of the house. A: adapted B: equipped C: C. suited D: D. fitted

Which of the following is NOT a complaint made by the caller A: The painter gave an unreasonable quote. B: The line at the top of the walls is wavy. C: The painter didn’t protect the carpets properly.

Identify the main idea of the following paragraph and make the revision of it.According to Rachel Jones, Assistant Director of Housing Service, the initial purchase and installation of carpeting would cost $300 per room. Considering the number of rooms in the three residence halls, carpeting amounts to a substantial investment. Additionally, once the carpets are installed, the university would need to maintain them through the purchase of more vacuum cleaners and shampoo machines. This money would be better spent on other dorm improvements that would benefit more residents, such as expanded kitchen facilities and improved recreational space. Thus carpets would be too expensive.--The Allyn & Bacon Guide to Writing by Ramage, Bean & Johnson,2009, p. 528The topic sentence (main idea) is _____ of the paragraph.A. at the beginning B. at the end

Persian CarpetPersian carpet isregardedasone ofthemost Iranianhandicraft.Itisfamousforits ,colorfulpatterns.Thenumberofcolors inthecarpet from15to25in eachcolorsignifiesa meaning.Thepatternsare bythe andfeelingsof theweavers.Infact,the designsofthePersiancarpets weavers'culture, ,andnatural .ThePersiancarpetisoneofthegreatestmanifestationsofthe Iranian andculture. Themuseum avarietyof Persiancarpetsfromthefourcorners ofIran.Thepatternsfeaturenatural ,suchasflowers,fruits,and animals or ancient patterns passeddownthrough . Some carpets displaythetreeoflife belongingtothe andnotables. Beyondeachpieceofcarpet,thereisan story.Somecarpetsare reflectionsofdailylife ofthe . Somereflectthepure nature,and someare bytheepicsofShahnameh, whichisthebookofkingswritten by thePersianpoetFedowsi. Acopyoftheoldest carpetnamedPositi iskeptinIran's carpetmuseum.Itiswovenonthe model.Therearesome Iranian patternsandarecommitted designsonthecarpet,whichproves thatit isthe Persiancarpetdating backto2,500yearsago.