21. What does this passage mainly discuss？ （A） The processing of wool
- |( X' Z8 {. E! E3 A9 I （B） Linsey-woolsey bedcovers
9 S, S$ {9 R) V （C） Sleeping habits of colonial Americanswww.examｗ.com
4 \; O3 {$ _- _ （D） Quilts made in England
2 T; W' w2 ]2 H7 m% D% _ H% y 22. The word "prominent" in line 3 is closest in meaning to! L0 Y6 T0 V6 h) {" X4 U1 f( v
（A） isolated( f" H4 _! t. t
（B） concerned+ }# X. T, q3 R. v
（C） generous
6 |: n% m% m: G$ I" g1 ~6 L8 a （D） distinguished
! N4 w5 C* J- Z8 Z0 Z$ W* s 23.The author mention the Revolutionary War as a time period when
. B2 b0 B# [; J/ J, I/ | （A） quills were supplied to the army! S7 `) o( b- G: A0 ?/ Y
（B） more immigrants arrived from England
- W; D+ @2 A" O1 ~5 U2 p （C） quills imported from England became harder to find" D# W( j$ e- S1 Z" u+ X
（D） people s attitudes toward England changed.; N2 Q$ Y- k, D4 y! r4 B
24.The phrase "applied to" in line 11 is closest in meaning to$ c% I; \ G1 k1 B; ^+ _: a
（A） sewn onto
}' E# y! K( T8 p （B） compared to+ p. J0 C" }# C% P+ Y3 g, d
（C） used for
! b9 k3 H' k3 S" j, { （D） written down on7 L7 G' P, d S- x7 m+ y
25.The term "linsey-woolsey" originally meant fabric used primarily in5 v; n/ J5 t9 v
（A）quilts1 E: u% }# R& j+ Y) s2 b' ^
（B）sheets# y6 F# } r+ B1 {4 O7 K
（C）clothing3 z2 {+ G& B3 O4 c) z
（D） pillows |
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