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Easter (復(fù)活節(jié)) is one of the two major (主要的) Christian (基督教的) festivals (節(jié)). Easter celebrates
(慶祝) the death (死亡) and resurrection (復(fù)活) of Jesus Christ (耶酥基督) 000and Christmas celebrates his
birth (出生). It's not as big a festival as Christmas. It starts usually in late March or early April and the Easter
holiday is Friday , Saturday , Sunday and Monday. It's quite a long holiday for everybody.
The main (主要的) symbol (象征物) of Easter is the Easter egg. Children like Easter eggs because they are
made of chocolate. Eggs are a symbol of new life.
Easter is also a time for families to get together like Christmas. Many people see Easter as a nice long
holiday and they have a good time with their families and friends.
1. People love Easter because ___________.
A. it's a long holiday
B. it's the birthday of Jesus Christ
C. they can have real eggs on that day
D. everybody believes in Jesus Christ
2. From the passage above, which sentence is wrong?
A. Easter is one of the most important festivals in western countries.
B. Easter is a day that everybody gets his resurrection.
C. Easter is a religious (宗教) festival.
D. Most people love Easter.
3. People begin to celebrate Easter in ________.
A. Mid-April or late April
B. mid-March or late March
C. late March or early April
D. early March or mid-March
4. Easter eggs are_____________.
A. covered by chocolate (巧克力包著的)
B. chocolate eggs
C. a symbol of death
D. not food
5. From the passage above, we can know that __________.
A. Jesus Christ died on Christmas Day
B. Jesus Christ was born on Christmas Day
C. Jesus Christ was born on Easter
D. Jesus Christ died and got his resurrection on Christmas Day
