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WecanlearnfromthepassagethatSteve.A.didn'tknowJackhadabuspassatfirsttookuplessonsbecausehecouldnWecanlearnfromthepassagethatSteve.A.didn'tknowJackhadabuspassatfirsttookuplessonsbecausehecouldn'tsleepstoodupandhadabigfightwithJackBItwas128yearsagowhenArthurConanDoylewrotesomestoriesaboutagreatdetective(偵探).Hiscreation,SherlockHolmeshasbecomethemostfavoritecharacterinfilmsandTVseries.ManyhavetriedtofilltheshoesofSherlockHolmes,butwhopulledoffthebestperformanee?JeremyBrettJeremyBrettplayedasSherlockHolmesinthe(1984-1994).TheTVseriesrespectedDoyle'sstories.TheAdventureofSherlockHolmesVeryfewchangesweremade.JeremyBrettwastheSherlockfromthebook.HetotallyputshimselfinthecharacterandbecomesHolmesinawaynootheractoreverhas.RobertDownyJr.RobertDownyJr.wasthedetectiveinthemovieSherlockHolmes(2020).Inthismovie,heismoreofacomedyactorthanadetective.ThecharacterseemstohavenothingtodowithDoyle'sstorybutthename.Hopefully,themovieisfunenoughtomakeafewintoSherlockfans.BenedictCumberbatchStaroftheBBCseriesSherlock(2020),BenedictCumberbatchisHolmesofthe21stcentury.Theactorequips(裝酉己)HolmeswithallmodernsolvescasesbytextingonmobilephonesandfindingbadguyswithGPS.Morethanthat,hisfastthinkingandtalkingkeepupwiththemoderntime.ItshowsthatConanDoyle'sstorycanlastforever.'42.Theunderlinephrase“filltheshoesofmeansA.dresslikeB.writeaboutC.playasWeknowthatSherlockistheclosesttotheSherlockinDoyle'sstory.A.RobertDowneyJr.'sB.JeremyBrett'sC.BenedictCumberbatch'sRobertDowneyJr.'sHolmesisinthemovie.B.seriousA.hopelessB.seriousC.humorous45.ThemodernSherlockworkedwiththetoolinPicture46.ThepassagemainlyintroducesthreeA.actionmoviesB.HolmesactorsC.detectivestoriesCHaveyoueverwantedtobelockedinahotelroom?Oreventrapped（困難）insideanoldhospital?Nowfearnot:yourstrangedreamshavebeenrealizedintheroomescapegame!Thisishowitworks.Inspiredbythefamousphonegame,aroomescapeputsthegameintoreallife.Agroupofpeopleistakenintoaroomandthey'relockedin.Everythingintheroommayseemnormalatfirst,butonacloserlookyoufindaseriesofpuzzles（謎題）.Youmustsolvethemwithinanhour.Ifyousucceed,youwillfindakeytouniockthedoorandgetout.Here'sonecommonpuzzleintheroom.Itholdsanimportantcluethatgivesyouthenumbertoasafeboxwhereitholdsthekey.Tosolvethepuzzle,youneedtotranslatetheworld”HELP'intonumbers.Lookcarefullyatthekeyboard,thenumber”2”to“9”eachstandsforsomeEnglishlettersfromForexample,ifyouwanttocalltoenterthenumber“539”“ABCto“WXYZof“9”.”KEY',allyouneedis（Kison5,EandTip:Call“IIELP"Y”areon“3”and“9”）.Nowyoumustknowthenumber.right?Unlikewhatyousawinscaryfilms,noonegetshurtduringthegame.Andyouwonbelockedforeverifyoufailtogetoutintime.Instead,havefailedcomebackforasecondtry.Aroomescapegameisplayed.A.inacinemaphonesC.inaroomParagraph2mainlytalksabouttheofthegame.A.ruleB.historyInParagraph3,animportantcluemightyouinthegame.A.lockB.helpit'softentoseethosewhoB.onmobilerealC.nameC.call50.AccordingtoParagraph3,theword”HELPcanbetranslatedintothenumberA.2539B.4357C.753451.Wecaninferthatpeoplewhofailedtogetoutintimemight.A.gethurtB.tryagainC.belockedDAStatueEngland'shistoricstatuseshavestoodquietlyamongusforcenturies,oftenunnoticed.Butnow,someofthemhavebeengivenavoice.AStatueOnceyoustandinfrontoftheQueen'sstatue,swipe（滑動(dòng)）youphoneonthesign.Ring,ring!It's“theQueenontheline.TheblackstatueofQueenVictoriaisagivenamonologue（獨(dú)白）,humoringthetourists.“QueenofEnglandfor63years,sevenmonthsandtwodays.Butwho'ssoboredtocountthedays?”sheasks.“Donotpicturemeasthisoldwomaninblack.Trustme,Igotabettertaste!”O(jiān)fcourse,that'snottherealQueentalking.AnumberofUK'sbestmindswereaskedtocreatespeechesforthem.“Everycityhasstatuesthatareforgotten,”ColetteHiller,theleaderoftheproject,says,“Soweworkedwithsomewritersandactorstobringthemtolife.Thereare35statuestalkinginEngland.Eachhasspeechofitsown.TheUnknownSoldiersatLondonPaddingtonStationasksyoutoshowdownandheartheirstories.“There'ssomuchIdon'tknowaboutthecity.Thestatuesaremapstodiscoverthecity'shistory,”says,Mike,whowasbornandraisedinLondon.Althoughphonesareneeded,theideabehinditisactuallytodrawpeopleawayfromsmartphones.“Lookup!”saysIsaacNewtonoutsidetheBritishLibrary,inaloudvoice.TOC\o"1-5"\h\z“Mostofthethingsyou'redoingnowcanonlybedonebecauseofmydiscoveries.”C.makeasignC.feelfunC.C.makeasignC.feelfunC.C.C.getintotheA.getacallB.meettheQueenThemonologueofQueentriestomakepeople.A.keepquietB.getangryColetteHillerhopesthatpeoplecan.A.savesomefamouspeople'slivesB.hearwordsfromtherealQueentakeaninterestinthestatuesTheUnknownSoldiersstatuetalksinorderto.A.slowdowntheirstepsB.sharestorieswithpeopleshowpeoplethewayThewordsofIsaacNewtonremindpeopleto.A.callhimupB.usephoneslesslibraryEItissaidthatdoingphysicalexercisecanmakeourbrainworkbetter,butIwantedtoknowifthatwastrue.Maybeitcouldbetheanswertogettinggoodgradesatschool.Tofindoutaboutit,wedecidedtomakeamemorytest.Wetook25differentthingsfromaroundthehouseandcoveredthemupwithatowel（毛巾）.Next,weaskedeightofourfriendstotakeatest.Wetookawaythetowelandgavethemoneminutetostareatthethings.Whentheminutewasup,wecoveredthethingsagainandaske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