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① Going to an art museum can be a fun activity. However,if you're not sure what the art is about,it may seem boring. Here are many ways to understand different kinds of art.
② You don't need to visit the most famous museum in your area. Instead,have an adult help you look at the websites of a few local museums to see what exhibits(展览) they have. Choose one you're interested in to visit. For example,if you enjoy taking photos,you might go to a photography exhibit.
③ If a piece of art(艺术品) catches your eyes,you may start by getting close to the artwork. Think about the story the artwork may be trying to tell. Bring a notebook and pencil with you,so you can make a quick drawing yourself. This way,you might see new details(细节) of it that you didn't notice before.
④ If you want to find out more details of the artwork,a volunteer at the museum may be helpful to talk to you about it. Free brochures(手册) may also provide information. You can also ask yourself what the work means to you. For example,maybe the colours in the piece remind you of a place that's special to you or the emotions you've been feeling.
⑤ After you leave the museum,consider which pieces of art stay in your mind and why. Talk to friends who went with you,and ask them about their favourite pieces,too. The way artists make themselves understood through their work is the magic of art really.
( )7. What's the writer's advice when choosing a museum?
A. Ask your parents to help you decide. B. Visit the most famous museum nearby. C. Choose an exhibit that interests you. D. Go to see a photography exhibit first.
( )8. Why do you need a notebook and pencil according to Paragraph 3?
A. To draw a similar picture by yourself. B. To draw a picture of yourself quickly. C. To write down the story of the artwork. D. To copy things from the free brochures.
( )9. What may be the magic of art really according to the last paragraph?
A. The art pieces that stay in your mind for a long time. B. The way you understand artists through their work. C. The time you spend talking with your friend or an adult. D. The story your favourite piece of art is trying to tell.
( )10. Which of the following best shows the structure of the text?

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① Going to an art museum can be a fun activity. However,if you're not sure what the art is about,it may seem boring. Here are many ways to understand different kinds of art.
② You don't need to visit the most famous museum in your area. Instead,have an adult help you look at the websites of a few local museums to see what exhibits(展览) they have. Choose one you're interested in to visit. For example,if you enjoy taking photos,you might go to a photography exhibit.
③ If a piece of art(艺术品) catches your eyes,you may start by getting close to the artwork. Think about the story the artwork may be trying to tell. Bring a notebook and pencil with you,so you can make a quick drawing yourself. This way,you might see new details(细节) of it that you didn't notice before.
④ If you want to find out more details of the artwork,a volunteer at the museum may be helpful to talk to you about it. Free brochures(手册) may also provide information. You can also ask yourself what the work means to you. For example,maybe the colours in the piece remind you of a place that's special to you or the emotions you've been feeling.
⑤ After you leave the museum,consider which pieces of art stay in your mind and why. Talk to friends who went with you,and ask them about their favourite pieces,too. The way artists make themselves understood through their work is the magic of art really.
( )7. What's the writer's advice when choosing a museum?
A. Ask your parents to help you decide. B. Visit the most famous museum nearby. C. Choose an exhibit that interests you. D. Go to see a photography exhibit first.
( )8. Why do you need a notebook and pencil according to Paragraph 3?
A. To draw a similar picture by yourself. B. To draw a picture of yourself quickly. C. To write down the story of the artwork. D. To copy things from the free brochures.
( )9. What may be the magic of art really according to the last paragraph?
A. The art pieces that stay in your mind for a long time. B. The way you understand artists through their work. C. The time you spend talking with your friend or an adult. D. The story your favourite piece of art is trying to tell.
( )10. Which of the following best shows the structure of the text?
A. ①
↙ ↓ ↘
② ③ ④ ⑤
B. ①
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② ③ ④
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C. ①
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③ ④ ⑤
D. ①
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答案:
7. C
8. A
9. B
10. B
8. A
9. B
10. B
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