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Questions are based on the following passage．It all started in 2009, with a seven-hour train trip from Oslo to Bergen. Bergensbanen,a live broadcast of the voyage by NRK, followed the train as it chugged ( 发出咔嚓声 )through dark tunnels, snow-covered mountains, and misty valleys.
Since then, "slow TV" has become a1Norwegian public broadcasting. In 2011,more than half the country watched a 2 ship's 134-hour journey up Norway's westcoast. Earlier this year, NRK broadcast 18 hours of salmon swimming upstream. Two newepics 3 this fall, one showing 100 hours of chess played by the Norwegian grandmaster Magnus Carlsen, and another offering a "sheep to sweater" view of4: fourhours of discussion followed by eight and a half hours of sheep-shaving, thread-spinning,and needle-clacla'ng ( 发出咔嗒声 ) .
Rather than complaining about the programs' long running times, Norwegians seemto 5 them. "They allow you to go far6, to enjoy more details," a viewer namedFinn Lunde told the German broadcaster Deutsche Welle.
The hosts of National Firewood Night, a 12-hour broadcast of 7 being cut andthen burned, invited viewers to submit advice via Facebook on how to 8 the wood.
"I couldn't go to bed because I was so excited," one commenter wrote on the Web site ofDagbladet, a Norwegian newspaper. "When will they add new logs?"
Slow TV reflects the 9 required to survive a long Norwegian winter, but alsoa hint of cultural 10. "All other TV is just speeding up, and we want to break withthat," Lise-May, who produced the knitting project, told Deutsche Welle. "We want toallow people to finish their sentences."
A．aired
B．broadcasting
C．cruise
D．deeper
E．further
F．knitting
G．leading
H．logs
I．needling
J．patience
K．position
L．precisely
M．rebellion
N．relish
O．revolutionary
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