You can thank Madame Tussauds for bringing Brad Pitt to life in more than one city at a time.
你可以感謝杜莎夫人蠟像館讓布萊德．彼特栩栩如生地一次出現在好幾個城市。

　　Celebrities are by far the most longed-for and lusted-after people on the planet, and meeting one is a rare opportunity reserved for very few. That doesn't mean you can't snap a few pictures of them, and _(1)_ are you can do this in a city near you. Just don't expect these celebrities to _(2)_ or talk back to you. With branches all over the world, Madame Tussauds is a museum that specializes _(3)_ wax sculptures of celebrities, royal and historical figures, sports stars, and infamous murderers. The museum's creator was a French sculptor named Marie Tussaud who lived from 1761 to 1850. She opened the first museum in London in 1835, and it is not only one of the city's greatest tourist attractions today, _(4)_ the museum can also be found in New York City, Hollywood, Berlin, Hong Kong, Bangkok, Sydney, and Shanghai, amongst others. The museum has also been widely featured in films and throughout pop culture since its _(5)_.
　　The doppelgangers featured in Madame Tussauds are _(6)_ lifelike and have been known to fool a person or two in the past. This is because the utmost _(7)_ is applied when creating the sculptures. The hair, for example, requires about 10,000 strands, which are each individually inserted into the wax scalp and can take up to five weeks alone. Wax, clay, metal, and oil paint make up most of the rest of the sculpture. Some celebrities actually go for sittings _(8)_ they are measured for their replicas. All in all, it takes about 800 hours, or four months, of molding, measuring, painting, and sculpting _(9)_ a cost of US$125,000 for a single statue. The attraction is worth it since anyone who sees your photos will have a hard time _(10)_ out it wasn't really Brad Pitt who was posing for a picture with you

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(F) where　(G) chances　(H) establishment　(I) breathe　(J) at

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你可以感謝杜莎夫人蠟像館讓布萊德．彼特栩栩如生地一次出現在好幾個城市。
　　名人是地球上最最受人期盼和渴望的人，而且很少有人有機會可以遇到他們。這並不代表你沒辦法拍幾張名人的照片，而且你有可能在你住家附近的城市就能做到。不過別期盼這些名人會呼吸或是回你的話。杜莎夫人蠟像館在世界各地都有分館，它是一家專門展出名人、皇室成員及歷史人物、運動明星以及惡名昭彰殺人犯蠟像的美術館。該館的創始人是一位名叫瑪麗．杜莎的法國雕塑家，她出生於 1761 年，逝世於 1850 年。她在 1835 年於倫敦設立了第一家美術館，而這家美術館如今不但是該市最棒的旅遊景點之一，而且在紐約、好萊塢、柏林、香港、曼谷、雪梨和上海等地也都找得到它的蹤跡。這家美術館自從建立以來，也廣泛地出現在電影當中，另外它也遍及了流行文化。
　　杜莎夫人蠟像館中和本尊極為神似的人像栩栩如生的程度相當令人驚訝，而且該館過去一直以愚弄人們而著稱。這是因為這些雕像在打造時都運用了最精確的技術。舉例來說，每一座雕像的蠟製頭皮得要插入一萬根的頭髮，而且光是製作頭髮就要花上長達五週的時間。雕像的其他部份大多由蠟、黏土、金屬和油漆所組成。有些名人真的會來到館內，並坐下讓相關人員為他們量身打造他們的分身。總而言之，一座雕像得要花上八百個小時，或是四個月的時間來塑形、量尺寸、上色及雕刻，成本要十二萬五千美元。這個景點值得這筆花費，因為每個人看到自己的照片時，都看不出來和你一起擺姿勢拍照的人並不是真正的布萊德．彼特。

答案：1. G　2. I　3. B　4. E　5. H　6. C　7. A　8. F　9. J　10. D