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5. Joseph (go) to evening classes since last month,

but he still can't say "What's your name? " in Russian.

5. has been going

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On a recent morning at Children's Hospital in Boston,the main lobby sounded like a fantastic musical experiment in a tropical rain forest. That was because the hospital just installed "Soundstair", designed by local artist Christo?pher Janney.

When people walk up and down the stairs,they step on a series of sensors which make natural sounds. For example,climbing the stairs,the person might hear sounds from a bamboo flute and birds. Another individual using the stairs an hour later might hear an entirely different set of sounds.

"The basic idea is about animating space and sound," Janney said. Sound-stair is Janney's effort to get the public to interact with the spaces around them by transforming those spaces into jazz instruments.

Soundstair is brand new to Children's Hospital,but it's been in the Mu?seum of Science for several years. Janney is trained as a jazz musician and ar?chitect and his art reflects both of those disciplines. He has installed the same technology from Soundstair on a New York subway platform. " So you have a musical experience on your way to work," he said. "This is an urban musical instrument which allows people to creatively play in their everyday life.” While doctors,nurses and other adults went up and down the stairs ap?parently unaware of the instrument,10-year-old Carolyn Foppiano,who was visiting the hospital with her parents and two younger brothers,couldn't resist it. "It's sort of like magic," Carolyn said,as she danced up and down the steps. Carolyn also plays the recorder (竖笛) ."But this is easier！" she said.

As he watched Carolyn and her brothers on his Soundstair,Janney smiled with pride. "It is hard for us adults to become young again,but it may take the young seconds to feel happy. If Soundstair can just do that,then it is meaning?ful and helpful," he said.

1. What is Paragraph 2 mainly about?

A. Why Soundstair was designed.

B. Benefits of Soundstair.

C. How Soundstair works,

D. Tips for using Soundstair.

2. According to the passage,Christopher Janney .

A. knows little about architecture

B. works at Children's Hospital

C. wants to become a professional musician

D. believes music is beneficial in everyday life

3. How did people react to Soundstair at Children's Hospital?

A. Nurses didn't seem to be interested in it.

B. Doctors relied on it to treat children.

C. Parents worried that it could be noisy.

D. Children thought it was hard to play.

4. We can learn from the passage that Carolyn Foppiano .

A. often visits the hospital

B. has a sick brother

C. comes from a poor family

D. plays an instrument

3. His mother (scold) him for getting home so late,but he just laughed it off.

4. Apart from blue eyes,blonde hair is also a (character) of Swedish people.

3. 电话已经响了好几分钟了，但还没有人接。

The telephone for minutes,but no one has answered it.

5. We agreed to meet here but so far he hasn't been turning up yet.

10. She ought to stop working;she has a headache because she (read) too long

1. There is always a strange (collect) of runners in the London Marathon.

5. 这个婴儿打开书好像他会读书一样。

The baby opened the book .

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