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(On World Ballet Day, William Smith had an interview with Naomi Hibberd, one of Australia's most famous dancers, in the studio.)
William: Welcome to our interview, Ms Hibberd! What do you like most about being a dancer?
Naomi: I enjoy the feeling of moving around and I can keep doing it all day. I also love to do research on background stories and characters. It makes me feel like an actress.
William: What do you think is the hardest part of being a dancer?
Naomi: I love early bedtime. However, my shows sometimes end after 10:30 at night, so I can't go to bed until midnight.
William: So, do you feel really tired then?
Naomi: Yes. But you know, the more you do it, the easier it becomes. My body has got used to the work time. But if possible, I would like to have eight hours' sleep every night. It's really important to get a good rest.
William: That's true. Do you always have to eat healthy food?
Naomi: I try to eat healthily, but for me, some food like meat and sugar can provide me with long-burning energy. I must make sure I eat plenty of such food throughout the day.
William: I see. Do you get nervous often, Ms Hibberd?
Naomi: I used to, and each time I was under stress, I would always take three deep breaths to calm down. Before going to the stage, I also checked all the steps to make sure I was fully prepared. I hardly get nervous now as performing has become normal for me.
William: ▲
Naomi: It was to have a better body shape before. But later I realized that I should be happy with what I had. Finishing every performance well is what I aim for now. I hope to be the best performer I can be, though it's not easy.
William: Good luck to you! And thanks for your time.
() 5. Which is the hardest part of being a dancer for Naomi?
A. She has to move around all day.
B. She has to keep slim and healthy.
C. She has to study stories and characters.
D. She has to stay up late to finish shows.
() 6. What do we know about Naomi?
A. She is always unhappy with her body.
B. She needs plenty of energy every day.
C. She never gets nervous before performing.
D. She is one of the best actresses in Australia.
() 7. What might be William's question in "▲"?
A. What is your goal in ballet?
B. How do you keep a good body shape?
C. Why did you decide to become a dancer?
D. What do you do to prepare for your performances?
() 8. What is the interview mainly about?
A. What it's like being a dancer.
B. Naomi Hibberd's love for dancing.
C. Useful advice on dancing well.
D. How to celebrate World Ballet Day.

三、信息还原（10分）
For over a century, people have watched films in traditional cinemas quietly. People watch stories with only one ending. However, the interactive（互动）cinema breaks this rule. People can take part in the story. 1. In recent years, it has become popular around the world.
Interactive cinemas mix the experience of traditional movies with game rules. 2. Films in traditional cinemas have only one storyline, but in interactive cinemas, they have many story parts and different endings. 3. These choices can change the direction of the story.
4. But they did not become popular until digital media（媒体）developed and some famous films appeared. All story parts of these films are finished before they are shown. When people watch a film, they can make important choices to change the directions in which the story develops. Some films have 28 decision points and 5 different endings.
5. All the choices are set by creators beforehand. Although people can choose different story paths, they cannot make new stories. It is just like visiting a theme park. It is exciting, but you can only stay in a certain area.
A. This is different from traditional cinemas.
B. They can also decide how the story develops.
C. In fact, interactive cinemas are nothing new.
D. People can touch the screen to make choices.
E. The idea of interactive cinemas first appeared in 1967.
F. However, the interactive cinema has a clear disadvantage（缺点）.
G. Interactive cinemas will take the place of traditional cinemas in the future.