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D.【答案】1. 2. 3.【1細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)第二段“TheNorwegianBlissoffersaffordablesingle-studiostaterooms.(NorwegianBliss提供價格實惠的單人客艙。)”和“makingitagreatbudget-friendlyoption(使其成為一個非常經(jīng)濟(jì)實惠的選擇)”可知，NorwegianBlissC。【2細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)第四段“TheCelebrityApexisperfectforfoodlovers.Ithas24singlestaterooms,givingyouagoodchancetomeetothersolotravellers.Theshipfeatures29restaurants,bars,andlounges,eachofferinguniquediningexperiences.(TheCelebrityApex24間單人客艙，讓你有機(jī)會結(jié)識29家餐廳、酒吧和休息室，每家都提供獨(dú)特的用餐體驗。)”可知，如果你喜TheCelebrityApexA。【3推理判斷題。根據(jù)第一段“Ifyou’replanningasolovacationatsea,thereareplentyofgreatoptions.youwanttomeetnewpeople,enjoysomealonetime,orjusthaveafun-filledadventure,there’sacruisetailoredjustforyou.(如果你正計劃一場海上獨(dú)自旅行，有很多優(yōu)質(zhì)選擇可供挑選。無論你想結(jié)識新朋友、享受獨(dú)處D。ShortlybeforeChristmasin2024,BrazilianpianistMartinsinvitedhisfriendstoabarnearhishome,showingthemthebestgifthehadreceived:anewpairofgloves.Theyaren’tjustanygloves,however.Thespeciallymadebionic仿生學(xué)的devicesarelettingthe79-oldplaywithbothhandsforthefirsttimeinover20years.TheartistisconsideredoneofthegreatestplayersofthemusicofJohannSebastianBach.Martinsretiredin2024.Bythen,hehadundergone24medicalprocedurestotrytoreducepaincausedbyaprogressivediseaseandfromaseriesofaccidents.Hislimitationshadforcedhimtoworkmostlyasamusicalconductorsincetheearly2000s.Butinthefinaldaysof2019,friendsreturnedtohishome.Theylistenedtohimonceagainbringinghisfavouriteclassicalmusicbacktolifeonhispiano.Beforetheglovesespeciallydevelopedforhim,Martinscouldonlyplaysongsslowlywithhisthumbsand,sometimes,hispointerfingers.Martins’healthproblemsdatefrom1965.Hebecameknownforcomingbackfromeverystrugglehefaced.Forexample,hesufferednervedamageinhisarmfromasoccerinjury.Butevenhisclosefriendsbelievedthatthelatestsurgery,onhislefthand,wouldmarktheendofhisdaysasapianist.However,onedesigner,UbirataBizarroCosta,createdspecialbionicglovesforMartins’hands.Thegloveshelpmovehisfingersupaftertheypressonthepianokeys.CostacreatedearlymodelsbasedonimagesofMartins’hands.Buthesaidthosemodelswere“farfromideal”.HethendecidedtotellMartinsabouthisefforts.CostaandMartinsthenspentseveralmonthstestingdifferentmodels.TheperfectmatchcameinDecember,andcostonly$125tobuild.ThenewgloveshavegivenMartinsanewgoal.HehopestoplaythepianoatNewYork’sCarnegieHall.Heisalreadysettoconductaconcertcelebratingthe60thanniversaryofhisfirstappearancethere.WhydidMartinsspecificallyinvitehisfriendstotheToshowcasehisnewTocelebratehisphysicalTosharethejoyofhisartisticToannouncehisnewperformanceWhatmaybetheevaluationoftheeffectivenessofhislatestA B.GreatC.Anunavoidable D.AnunexpectedWhatcanbeinferredfromtheCostaispassionateaboutclassicalCostaisapersonfullofkindnessandMartinshasneverperformedatCarnegieHallItwasinthe2010sthatMartinswasWhatisthepurposeoftheToadvertiseaspecialTopromoteanewTotellusaboutmagicgloveslettingapianistplayTointroduceanoutstanding【答案】4. 5. 6. 7.2024年圣誕前，79歲巴西鋼琴家馬丁斯邀友展示仿生手套，該手20多年來首次用雙手彈琴，其設(shè)計者經(jīng)多次測試制成，馬丁斯還盼赴卡內(nèi)基音樂廳演奏?！?推理判斷題。根據(jù)第一段中“BrazilianpianistMartinsinvitedhisfriendstoabarnearhishome,showingthemthebestgifthehadreceived:anewpairofgloves.(巴西鋼琴家馬丁斯邀請他的朋友到他家附近的一家酒吧，向他們展示了他收到的最好的禮物：一副新手套。)Thespeciallymadebionic(仿生學(xué)的)devicesarelettingthe79-year-oldplaywithbothhandsforthefirsttimeinover20years.(特制的仿生設(shè)備讓這7920多年來第一次用雙手彈奏。)”可知，馬丁斯邀請朋友去酒吧是為了展示他收到的特殊禮物——仿生手套，這副手套讓他能夠重新用雙手彈奏鋼琴，他是想分享自己能夠再次彈奏鋼琴，實現(xiàn)藝C項?！?細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)第四段中“Butevenhisclosefriendsbelievedthatthelatestsurgery,onhislefthand,wouldmarktheendofhisdaysasapianist.(但就連他最親密的朋友也認(rèn)為，最近在他左手上做的手術(shù)，將標(biāo)志著B項?！?推理判斷題。根據(jù)第五段中“However,onedesigner,UbirataBizarroCosta,createdspecialbionicglovesforMartins’hands.Thegloveshelpmovehisfingersupaftertheypressonthepianokeys.CostacreatedearlymodelsbasedonimagesofMartins’hands.Buthesaidthosemodelswere“farfromideal”.HethendecidedtotellMartinsabouthisefforts.CostaandMartinsthenspentseveralmonthstestingdifferentmodels.(然而，一位名叫烏比拉塔·比扎羅·B項?！? 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