1. What are the speakers mainly talking about?
A.Their hobbies. | B.An activity holiday. | C.The teamwork spirit. |
A.Climbing. | B.Sailing. | C.Walking. |
M: Now we have a program for those who
The play is written by Lisa Nanni-Messegee. Todd Messegee will be the
A.Go jogging. | B.See a film. | C.Work out at the gym. |
4 . What do people associate with the Metropolitan Museum of Art called the Met? For most, this New York museum is a treasure trove (宝库) of beautifully-scheduled artistic expression. After all, its collections include 1.5 million works of art from prehistory to the present.
But since September 9, 2023, as Hyperallergic reports, the Met is also the setting for a new, super-creative center for kids aged 3—11 and their families, named“81st St Studio”, which sets out to help children understand the materials used to make art. Coming in through the entrance, visitors see tree trunks, cardboard and a carved wooden screen among other examples. Visitors can participate in activities such as woodblock carving and drum making.
According to Heidi Holder, Chai r of the Met’s education department, there’s no contradiction in this new attempt. She recently said the Met is a science institution. As she explains, “We have three big parts of ourselves: our scientific research, our conservation and our art.” As Holder explains, even when objects created hundreds of years earlier come in, a scientific understanding of the materials used will help people better understand the art itself.
The exhibit is rich with art and science activities to encourage self-expression. There’re no traditional glass exhibition cupboards here. Instead, the 3,500-square-foot center is filled with seven stations that encourage visitors to explore them using all their senses. As Holder said, “It’s an open space where you can create your own path. You can learn at your own pace. You can take risks, be curious, have fun, and discover things.”
A music installation (装置), for instance, helps kids understand how materials influence sound. It consists of several creative music-making devices. Curious young visitors can pull open small, drawer like boxes. For example, an accordion lets out an airy sound as the opening and closing motion compresses (压缩) the air inside it.
In agreement with its ambitions to serve as a community center, the 81st St Studio is free to enter for children and their caregivers, no museum ticket required, during regular Met hours.
1. What is the purpose of the 81st St Studio?A.To encourage participators to be more creative. | B.To assist children in learning about art materials. |
C.To help children to create some works of art. | D.To ask people to concentrate on conservation. |
A.Approving. | B.Negative. | C.Uncaring. | D.Uncertain. |
A.The 81st St Studio has a limited space. | B.Kids will be faced with some difficulties. |
C.Lots of exhibits are not easy to discover. | D.Kids are free to explore the 81st St Studio. |
A.The Met Is Best for Art Education | B.Scientific Activities Are Based on Art |
C.Art and Science Can Meet for Education | D.Artistic Creation Comes from Inspiration |
A.Try skydiving with Amy. |
B.Ask Amy’s friends for help. |
C.Tell Amy to give up skydiving. |
A.On Friday. | B.On Saturday. | C.On Sunday. |
1. Who is probably the speaker?
A.A tour guide. | B.A journalist. | C.A radio host. |
A.Grow vegetables. | B.Eat chocolate cakes. | C.Make pizzas. |
A.£25. | B.£65. | C.£90. |
A.Go to the school in person. |
B.Call for further information. |
C.Remember the e-mail address. |
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1. What did the man do last Saturday?
A.Studied a lot. | B.Joined a club. | C.Camped out. |
A.To experience a crisis. | B.To make friends. | C.To earn money. |
1. Where did Lisa see the first snow this year?
A.In Scotland. |
B.In London. |
C.In the north of England. |
A.Take some photos. |
B.Make snowmen. |
C.Have snowball fights. |
A.-1℃. | B.0℃. | C.1℃. |
A.Thick gloves. | B.Right shoes. | C.Dark coats. |