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It is true. Apart from Vanbeck' s rousing Flower of Scotland at the start, when I was standing still, afterwards I can barely remember the music played along the course. The first act I passed, folk group the Deadly Winters, made me smile, and at one point I found myself running in synchronicity(ͬ²½) with the beat of a heavy-rock combo. But they were moments that came and went in a flash. I can't say they helped my performance very much. But what did other runners make of it? Of course, the music was not only there to help runners to break their personal bests (although sadly it was unable to help me beat mine), but to provide a sense of occasion, draw out the crowds and create a carnival atmosphere.

28. What does Dr. Karageorghis think of Rock'n'Roll marathon series? A. It's useless to improve the running results. B. It's profitable to the music producer. C. It's popular with the athletes.

D. It's effective to improve the running results.

29. Which might be the newcomer of the Rock'n'Roll half-marathon? A. The capital of Scotland. B. The capital of the UK. C. The capital of the US. D. Brunel University.

30. What's Karageorghis' opinion about the speed of running?

A. It has nothing to do with the the benefits of listening to music. B. The benefits of listening to music increase as running speeds up. C. The benefits of listening to music reduce as running speeds up. D. It has a lot to do with the benefits of playing music. 31. What's the best title of the passage? A. Does Music Help You More Confident?

B. Does the Running Help You Much Stronger? C. Does the Running Happen with Music? D. Does Music Help You to Run Faster?

D

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