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　　Today, museums around the world are holding"Slow Art Day"in order to encourage their visitors to take their time and appreciate (欣赏) art more (1)      .
　　Several studies have shown that the most common amount of time for people to spend looking at a piece of art is ten seconds. Many people may spend more time, but not much more — the (2)       is about 28 seconds. What is worse, people at the Tate Modern Museum in London spend about eight seconds on each art work.
　　In recent years, museums have worked hard to change this (3)       Today, over 170 museums around the world are celebrating "Slow Art Day. They are asking their visitors to spend at least 5—10 minutes looking at just one work of art.
　　Slow Art supporters believe that when visitors take more time looking at and studying the work of art, they appreciate it more. By spending time, they are able to notice (4)       about the work that they would miss with just a quick glance.

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　　Studying a work of art for more time can also help people get a better understanding of the artist's ideas and how much (1)       the artist put into the work.
　　Most of the museums taking part in Slow Art Day are choosing just a few works for their visitors to (2)       Some of the museums offer chances for visitors to talk about the artworks afterward and share their ideas.
　　It is necessary to have the museums support slow art. Often when people visit a museum with lots of art, they (3)       they must see everything in the museum. They go around like they are checking things off of a list.
　　When people view art this way, slow art supporters believe, they aren't really seeing it. They can't really see a(n) (4)       as they're walking by it.

33．　　Accidents are the commonest cause of death among children. One in every six children goes to hospital because of an accident.
　　Scalds
　　Small children don't understand that hot water and hot drinks can be dangerous. A cup of hot tea or coffee or a bath may scald a child badly. A severe scald can mean a long stay in hospital, and a really severe scald can kill.
　　Falls
　　Children of all ages fall and hurt themselves from time to time. Luckily most falls aren't serious, but some can cause severe injuries such as head injuries.
　　For babies, the danger is rolling off the edge of something like a bed. chair table or kitchen worktop.
　　Toddlers (蹒跚行走的幼儿) soon lean to climb and explore. To them, climbing on furniture doesn't seem dangerous. It's just fun. But it's very easy for a toddler to fall off a piece of furniture, or down the stairs or even out of a window or off a balcony With older children, adventure accidents are a problem. Climbing trees, high walls, or fences can be dangerous.
　　Burns
　　Every year children die in house fires and many more are badly burnt. A cigarette, for example, can easily start a fire. And many fires are started by children playing with fireworks.
　　But of course it's not only fires that cause burns. There are things in every home that can burn a child badly﹣a hot iron for example, or an electric fire.
　　Drowning
　　Children love playing with water. Whether it's in the bath at bed time or in the garden pond or in the sea, water is fun. But it is also dangerous. A baby or toddler can drown in very shallow(浅的)water ﹣ less than you put in the bath. (5)

34．　　More than ten years ago, Hock travelled to his country of birth, Indonesia. He was adopted by Dutch parents at two months old. On the trip he learnt the poor conditions for Indonesian kids.
　　According to the World Bank, more than 28 million Indonesians still live below the poverty (贫困) line. This is also (1)      to see in the country's schools which Hock noticed on his visit.
　　He (2)       to start Face This to make a difference. He says, "Instead of focusing on the poor conditions of the schools, we wanted to make use of the optimism (乐观) of the kids at Duduk Atas, the first school we worked with. "
　　How did Face This start doing that?After recognizing schools in need, they set up (3)       classes and asked the kids to create drawings, which would then be sent to the Netherlands. and shared with artists all around the world. The artists would then re﹣imagine the drawings and printed them on T-shirts.
　　Artists were really interested in that way of drawing from kids. Being able to work together with a kid made them feel (4)      . They tried to get back to that way of working.
　　Money from sales goes (5)       back into improving the construction of schools. In the last ten years, the team has donated three schools on the Indonesian islands of Java, Lombol and Flores.
　　Hock says (6)       for the next ten years include expanding the range (范围) beyond T-shirts, extending (扩展) to more Indonesia schools, and working together well with more artists.

35．　　Winston Churchill once said, "We make a living by what we get but we make a life by what we give." I completely agree with him.
　　I have v(1)       at the Boston Children's Hospital every year since I was 13. At the beginning I went there because I could get credit (学分) for something as simple as entertaining children at the hospital. After giving my time from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. for two months, my o(2)       changed.
　　When I first stepped into the well-furnished waiting room on the ground floor, I was not sure whether I would spend my entire summer with kids h(3)       and harmoniously (融洽地). As it became routine (常规的) for me to come every day at 8am many kids began e(4)       me. To my surprise, I began looking forward to seeing their bright faces as well. Kids were curious. My heart warmed when I heard their eager v(5)       asking me for a story or for an answer to a question. I felt valued.
　　As I look back, I see the i(6)       these special children have had on me. It is because of them that I developed my desire to become a psychologist (心理学家). I realize that it is much more i(7)       to love and be loved.

36．Answer the questions. (根据短文内容回答问题)
Remember to Say Thank You
　　I'm here to talk to you about the importance of praise, admiration and "thank you", and let them be specific (具体的) and genuine (真诚的).
　　And the way I got interested in this was, I noticed in myself when I was growing up, and until about a few years ago, that I would want to say thank you to someone, I would want to praise them, I would want to take in their praise of me and I'd just stop it. And I asked myself why?I felt shy. I felt embarrassed. And then my question became, am I the only one who does this?So, I decided to make a survey.
　　I'm fortunate enough to work in a hospital, so I can see people who are facing life and death. One man's biggest wound is his father died without ever saying he was proud of him. But then, he heard from all the family and friends that the father told everybody else that he was proud of his son, but he never told the son. It's because he didn't know that his son needed to hear it.
　　So, my question is, why don't we ask for the things that we need?I know a gentleman called Tony, married for 25 years, who would like to hear his wife say, "Thank you for being the breadwinner so I can stay home with the kids," but doesn't ask.
　　We'd like to win praise but it really has to be specific and genuine. I know a woman. She' good at this. She, once a week, meets with her husband and says "I'd really like you to thank me for all these things I did in the house and with the kids." And he goes, "Oh,this is great, this is great." But does his praise really work?
　　And a friend of mine, April, who I've had since kindergarten, thanks her children for doing some cleaning. And she said, "Why wouldn't I thank it even though they're supposed to do it?By the way, will the children be pleased with their mother's thanks?
　　So, be honest about the praise that you need to hear. What do you need to hear? Go home to your family member﹣go and ask him/her, what does he/she need?And then help the people around you.
　　Thank you for being here, just showing up and changing the world with your ideas.

37．Write at least 60 words on the topic "Small tricks to improve happiness"(以"提升幸福感的小妙招"为题写一篇不少于60个词的短文, 标点符号不占格)
3月20日是国际幸福日．快乐、自信、充实、自豪, 当你拥有这些感受, 你就是一个幸福的人．生活中的一些小妙招可以让我们获得幸福感, 请你结合自己或他人的经历和感受描述至少两个提升幸福感的小妙招, 并说明一下理由．
(注意:
1. 短文中不得出现任何真实的人名、校名及其它相关信息, 否则不予评分．
2. 照抄阅读语篇不得分．)