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1£®A museum in the Netherlands is trying to show visitors more of the objects it has and bring them more excitement£®It is using an augmented reality£¨ÔöÇ¿ÏÖʵ£©device made by Microsoft to reach its goal£®However£¬the use of this high-technology device started with a basic problem£®
The Dutch National Museum of Antiquities does not have enough space to put all of its artifacts£¨È˹¤ÖÆÆ·£©on display£®So£¬the museum asked experts at Delft University of Science and Technology to find a way to let more visitors-especially young people-experience what the museum has to offer£®
The experts used the Hololens£¨È«Ï¢Í¸¾µ£©£®It is a computer that shows visitors holograms£¬or virtual pictures that appear to have three dimensions£®
Annelies Maltha£¬a researcher at the University£¬says that almost 80 percent of the artifacts at the museum are not shown to the public£®"So by using the Hololens£¬"she adds£¬"people can virtually visit the exhibit and see so much more£®"
The Dutch National Museum has artifacts like the Egyptian Temple of Teffeh£®The structure was reconstructed inside the museum in 1971£®It is not currently available to the public£®
"The Hololens enables you to have augmented reality£¬instead of virtual reality£¬which means you can still see the temple£¬you can still feel the ancient vibe£¨·ÕΧ£©around you£¬so to speak£®"The augmented reality technology gives visitors the ability to interact with their surroundings£®
The researchers are using the Hololens to make three dimensional images of every room in the temple£®Erik Hoglund£¬another researcher£¬explains that his team can create 3D models and add different images£¬movies£¬or animations£®The effect is to make visitors feel like they are interacting with the temple£®
The Hololens program is still being developed£®But museum officials hope that£¬in the future£¬the Hololens will serve as a tour guide for exhibits that have been hidden from public view£®

32£®What does the underlined part"its goal"in Paragraph 1mean£¿C
A£®The experience of excitement£®
B£®The solving of the basic problem£®
C£®The showing of more museum objects£®
D£®The use of the augmented reality device£®
33£®What can be learnt about the augmented reality device£¿C
A£®It has been widely applied to museums£®
B£®It is what we call virtual reality£®
C£®It is developed by Microsoft£®
D£®It has many hidden dangers£®
34£®Which of the following statements about the Hololens is TRUE£¿A
A£®It makes interactions possible£®
B£®It gives the museum much more space£®
C£®It enables visitors to have virtual reality£®
D£®It is a must-have item for the common people£®
35£®What would happen if the technology were to be applied in the museums£¿A
a£®More young people would be attracted to the museums£®
b£®More items of the museums would be on display£®
c£®People would travel back to ancient times£®
d£®Fewer guides would be needed£®
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11£®The decisions that we make shape us throughout our lives£®No matter what decisions we make£¬good or had£¬each one puts us on a new road in the future£®Make a had decision£¿No problem£®Learn from the decision and make another decision to get on a different path£®This is advice that I got from Tony Robbins in his hook Awaken the Giant Within£®This is a hook that I recommend to anyone wanting to develop a fire within to make changes in their life£®It helped me to understand how fear of making poor choices was hindering me from becoming the great man who I am today£®Now I am not saying that I am a well-known person in any particular circle£®But I am the king of my castle working hard and trying to make good decisions in regard to the paths that I have chosen£®I am a great man in the eyes of my wife and my children£®And that is all the recognition that I need in my lifetime£®And I know that my past failures have been the building block that I continue to use to build my career and self-image in my community that I live in£®
Ben Lerer£¬cofounder and CEO of Thrillist Wedia Group£¬is a good example of this£®In an article on the Fast Company website£®Lerer talks about this very subject£®He says£¬"I've had to make some really tough decisions hut finally£¬I think the best companies are those that can recognize when something isn't going right£¬and fix it£¬instesd of just turning a blind eye because it's easier£®"Great people make decisions£®When a decision does not have the desired result£¬make a different decision£®It does not get any simpler than that£®

29£®From Tony Robbins'book Awaken the Giant Within£¬the writer knewD
A£®making a had decision is very terrible
B£®making decisions helps us become a great man
C£®being afraid to make a had decision is very natural
D£®learning from the had decision can help make a new choice
30£®What can be inferred from the last paragraph£¿B
A£®A had decision has a had effect on people£®
B£®The best company can admit and correct a bad decision£®
C£®People should learn how to make a good decision£®
D£®Waking a decision is much simpler than changing one£®
31£®What could he the best title of the passage£¿C
A£®Overcome Your Fears B£®Take Action C£®Wake Decisions D£®Trust Yourself£®
2£®On Saturday 17September 2016£¬you may catch sight of hundreds of apes£¨ÐÉÐÉ£© running around the streets of London£®They'll have been filming a new Planet of the Apes movie£¬you'll probably think£®But in fact£¬when the starter's pistol sounds for the Great Gorilla Run next year£¬this highly popular event will have been raising money for thirteen years£®People from all over the world will run£¬jog or walk 8km in gorilla costumes through the capital's streets£¬passing such iconic landmarks as The Tower of London and St Paul's Cathedral£®By the time the last ape crosses the finishing line£¬the runners will have raised millions for endangered species and education projects in Central Africa£®
Unusual charity events such as these are a huge trend for raising money for worthwhile causes£®If£¬however£¬you're looking to really like the idea of running through mud and freezing cold ice£¬then The Tough Mudder is perhaps what you've been searching for£®In this difficult and tiring team event£¬participants finish a 10to 12-mile barrier course that tests physical strength and mental courage£®It's more about friendship than winning£®Over 150such events worldwide have raised£5million£®
But fundraising doesn't have to involve physical effort£®Students at a school in Illinois played Justin Bieber's song¡®Baby'over loudspeakers and urged fellow students to pay to stop the song£®They needed to raise 1£¬000in one week to achieve this£®Beyond expectations£¬they exceeded£¨³¬¹ý£© the goal within three days£®Even teachers  chipped in£®
If you want to join the ranks of gorillas next September£¬you only have to pay£60to register£®This includes the gorilla suit£¬which you can keep£®If you take part£¬not only will you have been helping the gorillas and people who depend on their habitat£¬you'll never have to buy another set of fancy clothes again!
28£®What is the Great Gorilla Run held for£¿B
A£®To film a new Planet of the Apes                  
B£®To collect money for Central Africa
C£®To make a study of the origin of man               
D£®To enjoy famous senic spots in London
29£®What can we learn about the Tough Mudder£¿D
A£®It is disgusting                                 
B£®It is unique
C£®It is competitive                                
D£®It is challenging
30£®What does the phrase"chipped in"in the third paragraph refer to£¿B
A£®Joined in singing                               
B£®Made a contribution
C£®Scolded the organizers                       
D£®Interrupted the activity
31£®Which can be a suitable title for the passage£¿A
A£®Going Crazy for Charity!
B£®Protecting Our Rare Animals!
C£®Competing in Unusual Events!
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