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26. What did the violinist remind Blake Miller of?A.His long lost dream.B.His favorite music.C.His successful business.D. His expensive violin.27. Why did Blake give up playing the violin?A. Because he lost interest in it.B. Because he was busy doing businesstiful.C. Because his father didn’'t support him.D. Because he found it too difficult to improve,28.According to Paragraph 4, how did Blake feel about giving up the violin?A.Proud.B.Relaxed.C.Worried.D.Regretful.29.Which words can best describe Blake's father according to the last paragraph?A. Honest and friendly.B.Strict and serious.C. Understanding and wise.D. Outgoing and humorous.30. What is the best title for the text?A. A fancy restaurantB.The love of musicC. Live in the here and nowD.The violinist's secretCSometimes, we get a paper cut when turning the pages of our textbooks.theDid you know some papers are more “dangerous” than others?Ouch!PaperThree scientists from Denmark found that 65-micrometer(微米)-thick潮cutstpaper is most likely to cut our skin. They won the Physics Prize for this atackthe 2024 Pineapple Science Award in Hangzhou, Zhejiang, on November 23.heThe scientists got papers with different thicknesses from 30 to 220llymicrometers. They had tests on man-made fingers made from ballistic gel （弹道凝胶）.Thistogel has the toughness （韧性）of human skin.For thin paper, the scientists found it couldn't cut the “fingers”it just bent (弯曲）.Andfor thicker paper, it left a mark on the fingers but couldn’'t break the “skin”.PWhen they tried the 65-micrometer-thick paper, the scientists found it cut the fingers themost,about once every five tries.This is close to the thickness of a journal ()paper,lkeNature and Science. The A4 printer paper we often use is about 100 micrometers thick and ismuch safer.The cutting angle （角度） is also important. Pushing the paper straight down onto thefingers didn’t often make a cut. Pushing it at a slanted (倾斜的） angle made more cuts.The scientists hope their findings can help make safer things out of paper. They also九年级英语试卷 第5页共10页
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