Part I Read Passage 1 and answer the questions (1-10)as required.(30 points,3 points each) Passage】 How the Craze for Pins started In 1886,the coca-cola company in the United States of America gave away pins to persuade people to drink coca-cola,but other companies didn't copy the idea.In the 1950s and 1960s,American students often wore little badges to show which college and which groups they belonged to and they called these badges pins'. The recent craze for pins really began during the Olympic Games in Los Angeles in 1984.Lots of different pins appeared at that time and people began to collect and exchange them.Then,in 1988,the sponsors of a tennis tournament in France produced a set of pins and the craze began to spread throughout Europe.Just two years later,there were 80 companies in France which made pins and they sold more than two and a half million in a year.Other countries followed and now people in most parts of the world can collect pins and there are even magazines and books about the many different pins that exist. Questions 1-5 are based on Passage 1. Directions:Read Passage 1 and find what the underlined word(s)in each sentence refer(s)to (指代). 1....but other companies didn't copy the idea. 2.American students often wore little badges to show which college and which groups they belonged to and they called these badges 'pins'. 3.Lots of different pins appeared at that time... 4....and people began to collect and exchange them. 5....and they sold more than two and a half million in a year. 914Part j Read Passage 1 and answer the questions(1一10) as required. (30 points, 3 points each) Passage I How the Craze for Pins started In 1886，the coca-cola company in the United States of America gave away pins to persuade people to drink coca-cola，but other companies didn’t copy the idea. In the 1950s and 1960s，American students often wore little badges to show which college and which groups they belonged to and they called these badges‘pins'. The recent craze for pins really began during the Olympic Games in Los Angeles in 1984. Lots of different pins appeared at that time and people began to collect and exchange them. Then, in 1988，the sponsors of a tennis tournament in France produced a set of pins and the craze began to spread throughout Europe. Just two years later, there were 80 companies in France which made pins and they sold more than two and a half million in a year. Other countries followed and now people in most parts of the world can collect pins and there are even magazines and books about the many different pins that exist. Questions 1一5 are based on Passage 1. Directions:Read Passage 1 and find what the underlined word(s) in each sentence refer(s) to (指代). 1.… but other companies didn’t copy the idea. 2. American students often w o re little badges to show which college and which groups they belonged to and they called these badges‘pins 3. Lots of different pins appeared at that time... 4.… and people began to collect and exchange them. 5.… and they sold more than two and ahalf million in a year. 914