After three years of preparations，the Atlantic Museum is finally open to the public.Twelve to fourteen meters under the Atlantic Ocean near Spain，it is the first underwater museum in Europe.
   The museum shows more than 300 human sculpture （雕塑） created by British artist Jason de Caires Taylor.The exhibits show a number of different scenes from our everyday lives.In one scene，a couple is talking a selfie.In another，a group of 35 people are walking. "I want the museum to inspire people to understand more about our oceans，" says Jason.
   Jason spent two years creating these sculptures.To keep his creations（創(chuàng)作品） for centuries，he used high-strength cement （高強度水泥）.This material does not harm the environment.As you can see from the picture，the sculptures look great on the ocean floor，though you need to swim deep down to see them in person.
   In the future，the artist plans to hold underwater light shows and concerts.He thinks that the clear water of the Atlantic Ocean is perfect for this purpose.
（1）How deep is the underwater museum in Europe located？

Twelve to fourteen meters under the Atlantic Ocean near Spain.

Twelve to fourteen meters under the Atlantic Ocean near Spain.

（2）How many human sculptures are created bu Jason，the British artist？

More than 300.

More than 300.

（3）How much time did Jason spend creating the works of art，two years or three years？

Two years.

Two years.

（4）Why did Jason use high-strength cement？

Because it can last for centuries and does not harm the environment.

Because it can last for centuries and does not harm the environment.

（5）What is perfect for holding underwater light shows and concerts？

The clear water of the Atlantic Ocean.

The clear water of the Atlantic Ocean.

（6）After visiting different scenes，what will people probably do？

People will probably understand more about the oceans.

People will probably understand more about the oceans.