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29.What does Daniel Greenberg expect wearers to do with the sneakers?A.Keep them gray.B.Keep them clean.C.Wear them down.D.Wear them carefully.30.What is the last paragraph mainly about?A.Reasons for the popularity of the sneakers.B.Unavoidable disadvantages of the sneakers.C.Doubts about the beauty of the sneakers.D.Creative thinking behind the sneakers.31.What might be the best title for the text?A.New Sneakers Are the Last Shoes You Need to BuyB.New Sneakers Get Well-Known for Their Ugly BeautyC.New Sneakers Are More Comfortable than Old OnesD.New Sneakers Become Colorful after Being Scuffed◇Talking to an adult about feelings can be an uncomfortable experience for children and adolescents.While amental health professional can provide a confidential()space,the first few interactions can still bringthem a sense of uneasiness.But what if they could share how they honestly feel without interacting directly withanother human?With this in mind,a recent study from the University of Cambridge tested a robot's effectivenessin determining children's well-being.The study involved 28 children between the ages of 8 and 13 and their parents or guardians completing awell-being questionnaire focused on the young individuals.Then a human-like robot asked the young participantsopen-ended questions about happy and sad memories over the last week and had them respond to prompts()around pictures.The parents or guardians and research team members observed the interaction from a separateroom.Children with mental well-being issues were likelier to divulge the extent of these problems while talking tothe robot.Researchers also found they felt more negative than stated in the initial questionnaire.On the otherhand,children without previously stated mental well-being concerns presented an even more positive image to therobot.Actually,the idea that children would share more with a robot than parents or mental health professionals iseasy to understand."Not all children have a secure attachment style,meaning they feel safe and connected totheir caregivers,"says Dr.Katherine Grill,a behavioral scientist."Children without secure attachments oftenfind comfort in companions like imaginary friends.In this instance,a robot may serve as a viable option forchildren to open up about their well-being.Even in cases where children have secure attachment styles,a robotmay provide them with a non-judgmental relationship where they're willing to share their feelings."While this study demonstrates the benefit of robots,it doesn't remove the need for human interaction in themental health field.Technology-enabled services mean digital support and even enhanced care,but they don'treplace work with a human being,"says Dr.Aaron Haddock,associate professor of Clark University."After all,the relationship between clients and providers is a key driver of positive treatment outcomes.32.What were the children arranged to do in the study?A.Share secrets with the other children.B.Finish a questionnaire about their parents.C.Interact with a human-like robot alone.D.Draw pictures about their happy memories.33.Which of the following words can replace the word "divulge"underlined in paragraph 3?A.Reveal.B.Assess.C.Control.D.Ignore.34.What is Dr.Katherine Grill trying to do in paragraph 4?A.Explain the results of the study.B.Draw conclusions from the study.C.Make evaluations about kids'well-being.D.Analyze the issues with health care.【高三11月质量检测·英语第5页（共8页）】