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26.What does the author miss about trees while第21.Which hotel allows guests to explore SanAntonio's attractions conveniently?The Westin Riverwalk.第二部living on Uist?Their seasonal changes.B.Their beautiful appearance.分B.The Emily Morgan Hotel.C.The fun of collecting leaves in autumn.C.The Gunter Hotel.D.The comfort of staying under them.27.What did the author realize finally?D.The Menger Hotel.A.Never judge a book by its cover.读读Home is where the heart is.C.Beauty lies in the lover's eyes.D.The grass is always greener on the other度c第22.What is special about The Gunter Hotel?Filmmakers have long used music to make movies,scenes andA.It has a modern kitchen.第characters more memorable.Now psychological research has started touncover the science behind this processB.It provides delicious supper.soelosely linked with our cinematic experienees thatwe部分C.It sits near the River Walk.sometimes end up having a false memory for it.One study showed that.after watching a brief movie scene,up to two-thirds of the people believedIt allows guests to take pets.that the scene was accompanied by a musical score-even when it wasn't.Scientists call this"ecy bias(偏见)”23.What do all the four hotels offer to guests?But is there any frm eviene that music n actually infuenceA.A fitness center.(视觉的)memories?Research into music and memory has shown that the圆B.Rooms with free Wi-Fi.An outdoor swimming pool.阅读two are strongly linked.People are more accurate in recalling the actions.characters and final outcome of a positive or negative film scene if it isaccompaniedI by music witth as1mlarly positivenegativemotionalquality.This match between the emotional content of the film and music isD.A restaurant with good service.called a mood-congruency(情绪一致性)effect..It reinforces our memoryof what was previously viewed by"chunking(将…组合)"memory partsinto a quickeasy and more manageable whein our mindsBSo what if the music doesn't match the emotional content of the film,for第example,watching a brief video of a wedding party set against slow-pacedRecently,a strange thing happened to me-I visited my childhoodhome in the Scottish Borders and decided it was one of the most beautiful第sad music?Research suggests that the sad music will make us aware ofplaces in the world.This would,no doubt,have shocked my teenage self.a mismatch between the visual content and our previous experiences ofGrowing up in the Borders gave me an appreciation for the beauty ofwedding parties.We might be asking,"Where is the cheerful music for thethe countryside,but (as is often the case with young people)I couldn't waitparty guests to dance to?"Searching for the answer makes us notice this分to leave my hometown behind.I was deterrmined to end up in the wildermismatch even more.This is almost like a"what's coming next"setting inmajesty (of Scotland's islands.Well,I did end up here-and,just as I分our brain that makes us pay more attention-and therefore remember theexpeeted,the beauty of Uist's landscape continues to inspire me,day afterevent better.阅读day.阅读So what happens if our previous experiences of these music-causedOne of the best things about living in one of Scotland's most uniqueemotions are broken into pieces or missing altogether,as might be thelandscapes is that it completely changes your perspective (oncase with individuals who are deaf or have hearing problems?And if thethe world around you.Once you adapt to a new normal,the things youunexpected becomes the expected,is the effect lost?Answers to theseconsidered boring before become things to treasure.questions might just open up a new door into our movie-viewing universe.康Trees are an example.On Uist,we have some wonderful commurfity第woodlands,but the majority of the landscape is treeless.I love the beauty28.What is most people's false impression of music?of Uist's moors(荒野)，but I do miss treesand their looks in differentseasons.There's nothing like getting off the plane onto the mainland and第It is essential to each scene.stepping into the autumn you hadn'tquite realized was happening.B.It can add to the appeal of a movie部分What Uist might lack in trees,it makes up for in water.Even puttingaside our iconic beaches,the lakes of every shape and size that spread overUist mean that,wherever you look,you never seem to see an unbroken雾C.It is a valuable indicator of charactersD.It can determine the impact of a movie.stretch of land.In comparison,the stretches of green hills across the29.What does the underlined word "reinforces"inBorders seem quite majestic.阅读We can't have both at the same time.The Outer Hebrides might beparagraph 3 probably mean?more famous for their landscapes than the Scottish Borders,but every place读A.Shapes.B.Damages.has a beauty of its own,and no two are quite alike.Coming home from myStrengthens.visit to the Borders,I sat by a window as my plane dropped down towardsD.Changes.Benbecula Airport.Below me was the view that never fails to take myQbreath away-the islands of Uist.For me,now,that's the kind of beautythat is home感24.What can we infer about the teenage author?第A.She loved nature.B.She enjoyed city life第30.Why can the mismatch between music and theC.She wanted to travel more.visual content enable people to remember better?She got bored of her hometown.A.It leaves a deep impression on them.分25.How has living on Uist influenced the author?分B.It agrees with something deep in their mind.A.She began to miss the quiet life in herIt makes them focus more on the visualhometown.content.B.She showed no interest in the scenery aroundD.It inspires them to find the reason for the读her.She changed her view of the scenery in her读mismatch.hometown.D.She found it quite inconvenient to live inhometown.3

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