11．HOLIDAY FUN AT THE POWERHOUSE
500 HARRIS STREET ULTIMO•TELEPHONE （02）9270111
Join in the holida y fun at the powerhouse this month linked to our new exhibition，Evolution & Revolution：Chinese dress 1700s to now．DON'T FORGET our other special event，the Club Med Circus School which is part of the Circus（馬戲團）！150 years of circus in Australia exhibition experience!
◆Chinese Folk Dancing：Colorful Chinese dance and musical performances by The Chinese Folk Dancing School of Sydney．Dances include：the Golden and the Chinese drum dance．A feature will be the Qin dynasty Emperor's count dance．Also included is a show of face painting for Beijing opera performances．
Sunday 29 June and Wednesday 2 July in the Turbine Hall，at 11：30 am & 1：30 pm．
◆Australian Chinese Children's Arts Theatre：Well-known children's play experts from Shanghai lead this dynamic youth group．Performance include Chinese fairy tales and plays．
    Thursday 3 to Sunday 6 July in the Turbine Hall，at 11：30 am & 1：30 pm．
◆Chinese Youth League：A traditional performing arts group featuring performance highlights such as Red scarf and Spring flower dances，and a musician playing Er Hu．
    Sunday 6 to Tuesday 8 July in the Turbine Hall，11：30 am to 1：30 pm．
◆Kids Activity：Make a Paper Horse：Young children make a paper horse cut-out．（The horse is a frequent theme in Chinese painting，including a kind of advancement．） Suitable for ages 8-12 years．
Sunday 28 June to Tuesday 8 July in the Turbine Hall，12：30 pm to 1：00 pm．
◆Club Med Circus School：Learn circus skills，including the trapeze，tramp lining and magic．Note only for children over 5．There are 40 places available in each 1 hour session and these must be booked at the front desk，level 4，on the day．
    Enjoy unlimited free visits and many other benefits by becoming a Family member of the Powerhouse．Our family memberships cover two adults and all children under the age of 16 years at the one address．
    Members receive Power line，our monthly magazine，discounts in the shops and restaurants，as well as free admission to the Museum．All this for as little as 50.00ayear!Call（02）92170600formoredetails．
1．When can you watch the Chinese drum dance？A
A．On July 2．
B．On July 3．
C．On July 6．
D．On July 8．
2．To learn the magic tricks，you can go toC．
A．Kids Activity．
B．Chinese Youth League．
C．Club Med Circus School．
D．Children's Arts Theatre．
3．What is required if you want to enjoy free visits to the Museum？B
A．Calling （02）92170600．
B．Gaining family m embership．
C．Coming for the holiday fun．
D．Paying powerline 50.00 a year．

10．照顧好你的健康是有意義的．
Itmakes/issense/meaningfulto look after your health．

9．To hissatisfaction（satisfy），his son made rapid progress in English．

8．J．K．Rowling，author of the hugely popular Harry Potter Series，hag written her own special magic in tile fantasy genre（體裁）．Though she may be the best-known fantasy writer to the current generation，she is hardly the first．A number of others，many of whom，like Rowling，are British，were writing fantasy novels before J．K．Rowling was born．
One such writer is George MacDonald，a Scottish author，best known for his novels Phantastes and Lilith．MacDonald's work，like Rowling's，showed that fantasy literature could hold appeal for older children and even adults．In Phantastes，a young man named Anodos journeys through a fantasy land where he experiences magical adventures．While Phantastes is a relatively light story，Lilith，a much later work by MacDonald，is a darker and more serious tale．In this novel，a character called Mr．Vane travels through a fantasy land．There he meets Lilith，an attractive but troubling fairy princess； in describing Mr．Vane's experiences，MaCDonald explores the question of what it means to be human．
Another British fantasy writer，C．S．Lewis，acknowledged that he was grateful to George MacDonald．It was MacDonald's mythmaking，rather than his writing style，that Lewis admired．Lewis's The Chronicles of Narnia，a tale of mythical power，is a group of seven books tied together more by the fictional world they created than by the description of a particular character's experiences．
Narnia is a magical place where animals can talk and time progresses at its own rate．Like Harry Potter and his mates at Hogwarts，the characters who live in Narnia struggle with the conflicting forces of good and evil．
Yet another fantasy series，occupying fewer printed pages but treating its material in the way the Harry Potter series does，is J．R．Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings．The series describes a group of seven characters who journey together in order to destroy a ring which would give an evil lord power if he gets it．As Lewis does with Narnia，Tolkien invents a universe，which he calls Middle Earth，and peoples，from humans to terrifying creatures called"ores"and"uruk-hai．"
25．What do the four writers in the text have in common？B
A．They are all Scottish writers．
B．They are all fantasy novelists．
C．They are all best-selling writers．
D．They have the same writing style．
26．We can infer from the text thatC．
A．Phantastes is a serious story
B．Lilith is one of MacDonald's early works
C．the Chronicles of Narnia is a fantasy series
D．the Lord of the Rings is the earliest fantasy work
27．It can be learned from the text thatA．
A．J．K．Rowling was born much later than the others
B．MacDonald's works are only popular among children
C．Narnia is the name of a character in Lewis's novel
D．Lewis disliked MacDonald's mythmaking
28．The main purpose of the text is toA．
A．introduce several British writers
B．discuss Rowling's Harry Potter series
C．show fantasy stories'influence on Rowling
D．explain the development of fantasy literature．

7．IsBobswimming（swim） now？

6．We invited her to dinner but she didn't even bother toturn up．

5．I think highly of those whoare searching（search ） for the Amber Room．

4．Decorated（ decorate） with gold and jewels，which took the best artists about ten years to make，the Amber Room was a treasure．

3．（1）When I washaving（have） dinner，Mr Smith came to my house．
（2）My friendleft（leave） this city three years ago．
（3）He says that he has alreadyseen（see） this film．
（4）Tom said hehadjustfinished（finish）this work．
（5）Did yougo（go）there by bus？

2．（1）Ther e are lots of peopleinthe room．
（2）I am lookingformy p en．
（3）The books which areonthe desk are mine．
（4）He was drivingat60 miles an hour．
（5）I usually go to workbybus．