Attracting Children to Museums When you were young，did your parents ever take you to a museum？Do you remember what it was like or if it was an exciting experience for you？Very often parents do things like going to museums with their young children because they think it is something they must do（1）DD
Museums understand that it is important to attract children and get them interested in going frequently to museums.They want them to start going as children and continue to go as adults（2）EE
The first thing to remember is that children are active and learn better by doing，not just by passively looking.（3）AASo some museums are building separate section just for children where they can learn by doing.The biggest museum in Canada has a large area called the Children's Discovery Centre.There children can touch and feel and smell and play.They can build things，and paint，and solve puzzles.Everything is arranged to attract the interest of children and to keep them there for as long as possible.
（4）BBIt is always interesting to see a father sitting on the floor with his child putting pieces of a puzzle together.It quickly becomes obvious that the adults are having just as much fun as their children.And that is exactly what the museum wants to happen because they know that both the parents and the children will want to come back if they have fun on their first visit.
（5）GGChildren from elementary schools and high schools come with their teachers in buses to visit the museum and receive a special tour of displays in the museum that they know will interest.
A.They also learn by playing and discovering
B.Parents，too，are welcome to go into the Children's Discovery Centre.
C.If everything works right，the child will leave with wonderful memories.
D.But just as often the children get bored quickly and don't have a good time at all.
E.If you were the director of a museum，what would you do to attract more children？
F.And every group gets to do some sort of activity rather than just walking through the museum.
G.One other way the museum tries to attract children is through a school group visit program.
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【答案】D；E；A；B；G
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