1936, anthropologist Jia Lanpo discovered another three fossilized skulls of the Upper Cave Man. In the late 1960s, the Xindong Man relics that existed 100，000 years ago were excavated (发掘) in the same place. The series of important discoveries provided an important materials for the research of the origin of mankind. Zhoukoudian was listed in the Protected Cultural Relics by the State Council of China and World Cultural Heritage (遗产) by UNESCO.

　　The front of the exhibition hall is a model of Longgu Mountain, with stone specimens dating back to 100 to 400 million years in the Zhoukoudian area in the display cabinets, reflecting the geological changes in history. The models of the fossilized skulls, the fire relics and various stone tools of the Peking Man are exhibited in the No.1 Hall. The restored cave of the Upper Cave Man is in the No.2 Hall. The No.3 Hall contains a necklace made by the Upper Cave Man as well as a model of the distribution of amniotes fossils and the habitants of the ancient people. In the No.4 Hall are fossils of the ancient people found both in China and all over the world at different periods, stone tools and drawings, paintings and other artworks of the Paleolithic Period (旧石器时代)．

　　1．When you visit the Zhoukoudian Relics Museum of palaeoanthropology, you will know about ________．

　　A．what was the life of the Peking Man like

　　B．what happened 600，000 years ago

　　C．the Xindong Man existed earlier than the Peking Man

　　D．the Peking Man was more developed than the Upper Cave Man

　　2．Which of the following is TRUE?

　　A．The Peking Man lived before the Xindong Man.

　　B．The Xindong Man relics was discovered earlier than the Upper Cave Man.

　　C．The discovery of the three fossilized skulls of the Upper Cave Man shook the world.

　　D．It is Jia Lanpo who discovered the Xindong Man relics.

　　3．Zhoukoudian was listed in the Protected Cultural Relics by the State Council of China and World Cultural Heritage by UNESCO because ________.

　　A．the people living there tens of millions of years ago were the oldest in the world

　　B．the people living there were the only ones living in China tens of millions of years ago

　　C．the discoveries found there are still very important for research nowadays

　　D．no Paleolithic relics were found in other places in China

　　4．The article is mostly ________．

　　A．a news report by a journalist after interviewing anthropologists

　　B．an introduction to the Zhoukoudian Relics Museum of palaeoanthropology

　　C．in a text book written for students

　　D．a research report made by anthropologists