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无奈求解

OG 873页文章结构是什么啊？作者想表达什么意思？874-875页9，14，17怎么做为什么是那些选项啊，怎么分析的？

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Explanation for Correct Answer D :
Choice is correct. The "ribbon draped across an antique chair" is described as "forbidding"; the "sign" is a "Do Not Touch" sign. Both are features of European museums that the author claims "have nothing to do with" more accessible places like Colonial William***urg. Unlike Colonial William***urg, where visitors are invited to parti***te in history, museums
Explanation for Incorrect Answer A :
Choice (A) is incorrect. The author implies that the ribbon and "Do Not Touch" sign alienate people from the objects, not assist in understanding them.
Explanation for Incorrect Answer B :
Choice (B) is incorrect. Although the "ribbon" and the "sign" could prevent damage to antiques, the author is more concerned with making a point about the alienating effect they have on the museum visitors.
Explanation for Incorrect Answer C :
Choice (C) is incorrect. There is no indication that the "ribbon" and the "sign" have any effect on architects.
Explanation for Incorrect Answer E :
Choice (E) is incorrect. There is no indication in the passage that the "ribbon" and the "sign" convey misinformation about the objects they protect.

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Explanation for Correct Answer E :
Choice (E) is correct. The phrase "this type of crime" (line 82) refers to the kind of restoration that destroys historic buildings and objects (described in the preceding paragraph). According to the author, this kind of restoration does not bother people because it "has become an established element of po***r culture." Although the author never actually says that the development of such restorations is "ominous," or menacing, the theme of the entire passage—the damage done by such restorations—clearly indicates the author's attitude toward them.
Explanation for Incorrect Answer A :
Choice (A) is incorrect. In the author's view, "this type of crime," that is, the restoration of Colonial William***urg, would not be committed if most people treasured architectural history.
Explanation for Incorrect Answer B :
Choice (B) is incorrect. Although it can be inferred that the author is alarmed by the restoration of Colonial William***urg, no mention is made of the effect such projects might have on the livelihood of artists.
Explanation for Incorrect Answer C :
Choice (C) is incorrect. There is no discussion in the passage of the exploitation of the good will of others in the process of restoration.
Explanation for Incorrect Answer D :
Choice (D) is incorrect. The author's objection to restorations like that of Colonial William***urg does not have to do with maintaining existing historic buildings and monuments. Rather, the author's concern is the destruction of historic buildings.

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Explanation for Correct Answer E :
The correct answer is (E). The speeches, made by William***urg guides, are made up by the guides themselves, not prescribed by historians. Since the guides choose what to say, such speeches could be seen as examples of the "replacement of reality with selective fantasy" described in the first sentence of Passage 2.
Explanation for Incorrect Answer A :
Choice (A) is incorrect. In the view of the author of Passage 2, no aspect of Colonial William***urg has value for those who want to preserve "the stuff of which real history and art are made."
Explanation for Incorrect Answer B :
Choice (B) is incorrect. There is no indication that Colonial William***urg or the guides' speeches are unable to generate interest in history. In fact, the success attributed to Colonial William***urg in Passage 2 suggests that such interest is being generated.
Explanation for Incorrect Answer C :
Choice (C) is incorrect. Since the speeches are made up by people who are not historians, the author of Passage 2 would not see the speeches as evidence of a scholarly re***tion.
Explanation for Incorrect Answer D :
Choice (D) is incorrect. The speeches made by Colonial William***urg's guides have nothing to do with the restoration's architectural integrity.

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