Country music has been long led by an age of "bro-country" --- country music made by straight white men，best characterized by songs about drinking，trucks.jye.ai blue jeans.Yet，at its core，country music is a type that is truly all about subversion.Country，essentially，takes the legend of the cowboy and turns it into an act，one that breaks away from tradition.In this new "bro-country" movement，subversion is completely lost，which is why someone like Orville Peck，with the first two chapters of his latest album "Bronco，" is so important for this age of country music.
   The Toronto-based singer-songwriter Orville Peck announced "Bronco" on Feb.7.In the trailer（預(yù)告片），the album was revealed to be released in three separate chapters weeks apart from each other.
   The two chapters that have been released stay true to the musical stylings of country but often draw subtle influences from the closely related types of folk and rock，which may not be surprising given Peck's time as a drummer in a punk band.As to the content，the first chapter of "Bronco" presents a more upbeat，somewhat positive feeling with its selection of songs like "C'mon Baby Cry，" "Outta Time，" "Dayton Sand，" and "Any Turn，" which in particular truly feels like the perfect jig（吉格舞曲）to square dance to.The second chapter of "Bronco"，with a focus on the fragile emotions that often lies at the core of the country type，explores darker topics，being largely made up of emotional songs that dive into topics like abusive relationships，loneliness，deep longing，and depression.While sharply different from one another，the two chapters fit amazingly well togejye.air.The songs draw on multiple contemporary inspirations，and in doing so stand out against what has become expected of country.
   With the third and final chapter of "Bronco" coming on the road，we have reasons to believe that Peck will manage to meet and exceed public expectations and successfully made an album that may shake any who feel no appetite for the type of country music.

（1）What do you learn about "bro-country"？

A

A

A．It is original country music.
B．It has gained lasting popularity.
C．It supports cowboy's untraditional act.
D．It is well presented in the album "Bronco".
（2）What does the underlined word "subversion" mean in paragraph 1？

D

D

A．Legend.
B．Movement.
C．Tradition.
D．Opposition.
（3）Which statement can best describe the released chapters of "Bronco"？

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A

A．The two chapters contrast strikingly but mix well.
B．The style of the songs is restricted to country music.
C．The second chapter mainly concerns positive emotions.
D．The first chapter is a mixture of folk，rock，punk and jig.
（4）What is the main idea of this passage？

B

B

A．"Bro-country" meets great challenge.
B．Orville Peck is to release a new album.
C．Traditional country music finds its way back.
D．"Bronco" returns to the core of country music.