1. 阅读理解

You draw, you paint, or you do sculptures(雕塑). It doesn't matter - everyone is an artist!

THE CASE: FOR

We look at the Mona Lisa or a Picasso painting, and we say," That's art. "But what about the amazing graffiti(涂鸦)on your street ? What about photographs posted online by our friends? What about your school art display? You worked hard, and it's great. So, is that art? To me, art is anything that's creative. Of course, 1 like going to famous museums. But I also like drawing pictures of my friends. I'm not very good, but I'm creative. I'm very interested in it, and my friends like it. Most of all, I like it!

Jane, age 15

THE CASE: AGAINST

I like visiting art museums, too. Why? Because I like looking at good art. Art is not the drawings of four-year-old children. It isn't painting your body crazy colors and standing in the street. And it certainly isn't graffiti. Some people say, "If it's creative and cool, it's art. "I don't agree. Art is the result of hard work and study. My aunt is an artist. She went to art school for six years. She doesn't make much money, but sometimes her sculptures are on display (展示). Her art is great. Art is very hard, and not many people can do it well.

Kayla, age 16

1. （1） What do Jane and Kayla argue(争辩)about?

   A . Whether everyone is an artist. B . Whether children should learn art. C . Whether artists make much money. D . Whether people like visiting museums.
3. （2） The underlined word "it" in THE CASE: FOR refers to ________.

   A . going to famous museums B . posting photographs online C . drawing pictures of friends D . making friends by drawing
5. （3） How can we become artists according to Kayla?

   A . Go to art museums from time to time. B . Stay in an art school for six years. C . Devote (投入) ourselves to art study and practice. D . Try to get our sculptures displayed.
7. （4） Where may this passage come from?

   A . A storybook. B . An art book. C . A science book. D . A medicine book.