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31.WhatisthebookAttention,Then and Nowaimed at?A.Listing classic works on attention training practices.B.Discussing the impact of thenew media on attention.C.Investigatingways to train attention based on science.D. Comparing the educational theories of different educators.DThe ability toremember andrecognize a musical theme does not seem to be affected byage,unlikemanyotherformsofmemory.Peoplewithsevere Alzheimersmightnotrecognizefaces,but can still sing the songs oftheir childhood,says Sarah Sauve,a music scientist attheUniversity of Lincoln.The effect of age on the ability to recall music has been investigated, but Sauve wasinterested in exploring this effect in a real-world setting such as a concert.In her study,she tested how well a group of 90 healthy adults aged 18 to 86,were able torecognize familiar and unfamiliar musical themes at a live concert and another 31 people折watched a recording of the concert in a laboratory.They listened to three pieces:a well-known Mozart piece and two new ones. One new piece had clear melodies (旋律), while theother was more unusual. Participants had to recognize a short melody repeated later in eachpiece.The melodic piece from Mozart was equally well recognized across all ages and musicalbackgrounds, with no loss of recognition as age increased. All participants were less confidentin recognizing the theme in the new melodic piece,and even less confident with the unfamiliarand unusual piece,but this didn't change with age either. The study also found no differencesbetween concert-goers and lab participants.Steffen Herff,a cognitive（认知）neuroscientist at theUniversity of Sydney，Australia，says the reason music memory stay strong might have to do with the emotions that music stirsin people,which helps it stick in our memory.“We know from general memory research that,叠effectively,the amygdala —or emotional processing—operates a little bit like an importancestamp," he says.The study collected limited data on some participants’cognitive health，and so did notprovide detailedinsightsintohowneurodegenerative（神经退行性的）diseasesaffectmemoryscaffolding’—that is，as a memory aid for other information—in individuals withneurodegenerative conditions.32.What does Sauve's study focus on?A.The role music plays in recognition tasks.B.The differencebetween live and recorded concerts.C.The ability to recognize unfamiliar musical themes.线D.The impacts of aging on music recognition in real-life situations.33. What is paragraph 3 mainly about?A.The design of the study.B.The reflection of the study.C. The results of Sauve's study.D.The background of the study.34.What role does the amygdala play in memory, according to Steffen Herff?A.It helps with reasoning.B. It processes musical notes.C.It identifies emotions in people.D. It acts as a marker of importance.35.What can we infer from the last paragraph?A. Music is of no use as a memory aid.B.More dataisneeded for furtherstudy.C.Music is useful for treating most diseases.D.The data on cognitivehealth is not objective.【英语第5页（共8页）】