“TomatoplantsattheRoyalHorticulturalSociety’s(英国皇家园艺学会)gardenswilllistentovoicesthroughMP3earphonesfor30days”areportertoldpeopleinanewspaper.AtatimemanyEnglishpeoplecouldn’tbelievein

　　“TomatoplantsattheRoyalHorticulturalSociety’s(英国皇家园艺学会)gardenswilllistentovoicesthroughMP3earphonesfor30days”areportertoldpeopleinanewspaper.AtatimemanyEnglishpeoplecouldn’tbelieveinsuchathingandsomepeopleevenlaughedatit.

　　Gardenersdidtheexperimentbythemselves.Theywrotedownhowthetomatoplantsgrewbeforeduringandaftertheexperiment.Andthentheycomparedtheresultswithothertomatoplants.

　　“Wearetakingitveryseriouslyeventhoughalotofpeoplemaythinkitisajoke.Howeverstudiesshowthatcertainsoundsdohelpplantsgrowbetter”thegardenerstoldareporter.

　　“Wewanttogetdifferentkindsofvoices.Throughthisexperimentwehopetofindthemostplant-friendlyhumansoundforplantstogrow”saidthegardeners.

　　“Theplantswilllistentopoemsstoriesandsongs”thegardenersadded.

　　Nowletourplantsenjoybeautifulmusic.

　　1.HowdidtheRoyalgardensprove（证明）themselves?

　　A.Throughthereporterhimself.

　　B.Bytheexperimentdonebygardeners.

　　C.Throughthegardenersandreporter.

　　D.Bytheresultsfromcommongardens.

　　2.Bytheexperimentwecanlearnthat .

　　A.storiesespeciallysuitgreenplants

　　B.manyplantspreferthesamevoices

　　C.someplantsprefertotalktopeople

　　D.somesoundshelpplantsgrowbetter

　　3.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?

　　A.Peopleweren’tsureofthereportatfirst.

　　B.Thegardenersthemselvesdidthestudy.

　　C.Thegardenershopetofindthebestvoices.

　　D.Plantslovetolistentoallkindsofsounds.