Thanks to a TV show，Fu Sheng is no longer a stranger to us. He is a scholar （学者） who lived during the 3rd and 2nd centuries BC. Thanks to this scholar，we have the chance to enjoy the great book Shangshu，one of the "five classics" of Confucianism （儒学） .

The TV show is named China in the Classics （典籍里的中国） . The wonderful program was presentedby CCTV. In its first episode （集） ，Fu Sheng's story was turned into a stage show. After watching it，people not only showed great interest，but also were deeply moved by him. He lived a simple life and made his efforts to protect and pass on a country's culture.

The art director of the show is Tian Qinxin. It was not an easy task for him to turn an ancient classic into a one﹣hour stage show that connects with the people of today. However，he made it and the show received high praise from people.

The TV show tells one classic Chinese book of ancient times in teach episode，letting rich history shake hands with modern expressions. It is enjoyed by young people and makes classics "alive".

"Through the classics，we can see the foundations （基础） of modern China，" said Tian. "No matter how the human history has developed，they still have a great influence on us. The classics remind us not to forget out past and explain where our cultural confidence （ 自信） comes from. "

（1）From Paragraph 1，we can know 　    　.

A．	a TV show makes us know Fu Sheng
B．	many people have ever read Shangshu
C．	Shangshu tells Fu Sheng's lifetime story

（2）What is the Chinese meaning of the underlined word "presented" in the sentence？ 　    　

A．	出版.
B．	播出.
C．	观看.

（3）Fu Sheng tried his best to 　    　in his life.

A．	live a rich life
B．	make himself famous
C．	pass on a county's culture

（4）Which of the following is true according to the passage？ 　    　

A．	Young people are not interested in the TV show.
B．	The TV show has nothing to do with modern life.
C．	It was difficult for the art director to put on the TV show.

（5）What's the purpose of writing the last paragraph？ 　    　

A．	To require people to watch CCTV.
B．	To encourage people to learn classics.
C．	To advise people to take part in stage shows.