【正文】 om the interactive exhibits at the Children’s Museum of the Arts by touring the extensive（大量的） kids art collection at this popular museum. ● Do Let Your Kids Jump in he Ball Pond: A cushioned area featuring tons of large gymnastics balls, the Ball Pond is a safe place for kids to blow off some steam at the Children’s Museum of the Arts. ● Don’t Wear Your Nice Clothes: With all the finger –painting, “flubber” and other messy materials you’ll be playing with at the museum, you’ll want to leave your best clothes back at the hotel. ● Don’t Miss the Book Nook(角落 ) : The Book Nook at the Children’s Museum of the Arts is a quiet place for your children to relax with a classic kid’s book for story time. 21. What do we know about the Children’s Museum of the Arts? A. It is intended for smart children. B. It is the very place to learn oil painting. C. It is where kids can develop their talent. D. It is a great spot for kids to explore nature. 22. What should a parent notice first if he wants to take his kid to the museum? A. Getting in touch with the onsite guide ahead of time. B. Learning the importance and value of art. C. Preparing a puter and a light table for his kid. D. Taking his kid’s age into consideration. 23. What can a kid probably do at the museum? A. Be taught what children’s creativity is. B. Have a good time in the Ball Pond. C. Have a chance to show his best clothes. D. Be forced to stay in a corner to read a book. 24. What can we infer form the text? A. Fingerpainting is sort of dangerous to kids. B. The Children’s Museum of the Arts isn’t free. C. Most NYC tourists refuse to visit the museum. D. Kids to the museum will be offered a valuable gift. B As a new resident of Provence, upon arrival in Marseille Provence Airport I couldn’t ignore the number of football shirts proudly worn by the city’s residents. “Droit du but”, the club’s famous motto, which means “straight to the goal”, was easily seen everywhere in the city. This region may be filled with enthusiastic football fans but my passion(熱情 ) goes for another sport. One of the first things I did, having moved to the south of France to start a language assistant post, was to find the local running club! I have been a keen runner peting in regional championships in the UK during my teenage years and national championships while at university. Running is in my blood! So why not make the most of the famous “Allipine” mountains which surround my new town and the extraordinarily warm temperatures? In England it almost seems strange if you aren’t running in the rain! Immediately I felt at home at my fist session with the familiarity of the 400m red and blue track. 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Insurance panies may use in formation from your credit report to help predict your likelihood of filing an insurance claim. They consider this information when deciding whether to give you insurance and how much to charge. Utility（公用事業(yè)） panies use creit scores to decide if a new customer has to apply for services. Cellphone providers and landlords also use scores when considering a new customer. Different panies have different scoring systems. 40 When you apply for a mortgage (抵押貨款 )， for example, the system may consider the amount of your total debt, and your ine. To improve your credit score, focus on paying your bills on time, paying down the outstanding balance（未償還余額） , and staying away from new debts. A． They use credit scores to help them decide. B. A low credit score means you have bad credit. C. Credit scores can be used in a variety of ways. D. Most panies especially emphasize credit scores. E. Sometimes a low credit score can lead to being jobless. F. 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Tahitian. C. French