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The Children's Museum of Denver

Learn through play. The museum combines physical activity and science exploration. Programs are offered in house as well as in the fields. The museum focuses on children from newborn to eight and adults who care for them. As the most widely accepted leader in child development,the museum uses interactive exhibits and programs to create hands-on learning opportunities.

Betty Brinn Children's Museum

Exhibits include: A Trading Place — Role-play;jobs in the community and learn about economics and commerce (贸易.) . Pick apples from our garden. Serve ：dinner at the Cafe Eat. Explore musical instruments.Play a keyboard. Write a secret message using sign language. Projects may be different,but you,11 always :say proudly, “I made it myself."

Madison Children's Museum

They can create their own buildings by experimenting with different building materials and technologies. Other exhibits include Celebrating The Early Years (open-ended activities,and programs for children aged one to five) . In addition to our 'award-winning exhibits,special programs will give ：you the opportunity to test the laws of science with experiments,paint and take part in celebrations from ;around the globe.

13. The Children,s Museum of Denver may attract kids who.

A. love classical music

B. like hands-on activities

C. love designing buildings

D. want to learn sign language

14. In Betty Brinn Children's Museum,kids can learn.

A. about the laws of nature

B. to make musical instruments

C. about science during activities

D. to do business through role-play

15. Kids visiting Madison Children's Museum can.

A. learn by doing experiments

B. enjoy different local traditions

C. perform in Arthur* s World on TV

D. make friends with children globally

16. Which museum is among the first to adopt interactive exhibitions?

A. The Children,s Museum.

B. Madison Children's Museum,

C. Betty Brinn Children's Museum.

D. The Children,s Museum of Denver.

13. B. 细节理解题。由 The Children's Museum of Denver 部分中的 create hands-on learning opportunities可知，那些喜欢动手活动的孩子对这家博物馆感兴趣。

14. D. 细节理解题。由 Betty Brinn Children’S Museum 部分中的 A Trading Place-Role-play jobs in the community and leam about economics and commerce可知，在该博物馆中们可以通过扮演角色的方式学习做生韋。

15.A. 细节理解题。由 Madison Children’ S Museum 中的 give you the opportunity to test the laws of science with experiments 可知，在该博物馆中孩子们有机会通过做实验学习知识。

16.A. 细节理解题。由 The Children's Museum 部分中的 It pioneered the concept of interactive exhibitions used widely in museums today 可知，该博物是采用互动k展览方式的开拓者。

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1. Why did Tillie leave her friend every day?

A. She wanted to search for food.

B. She acted as a guard near the pool.

C. She wanted to play with the volunteers.

D. She tried to find someone to save Phoebe.

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