Every day since early July，Tiffany Wong has been painting a small watercolor of one woman and then sharing the printing on the Internet，providing background information about each woman.Wong started the project to give more people a chance to learn about the different roles of famous women in history，"We don't really get to learn about them in our school as much，" Wong said."I wanted to make the women's history more available for people so that they wouldn't have to do the research and they wouldn't forget their achievements."
   Wong's interest in the women's history started young.As a child in California，she read books about women，including scientist Barbara McClintock，doctor Elizabeth Blackwell and other outstanding women.
   The idea to develop her own women's history project was inspired in part by a free course through Harvard X，Harvard University's developer of online courses.Wong has worked there for the past five years after learning international education policy from the university.The Schlesinger Library provided another inspiration for Wong.In 2018，she visited the library's 75th anniversary exhibit，which told the stories of women through 75 documents and objects.
   As an artist since childhood，Wong decided her project would include both paintings and research about the women."The written part of the post consumes energy and brain and often takes longer than the painting，" Wong said.Whenever possible，she used original sources and quotes，often referring to papers and other documents.
   None of the paintings includes the facial features of the women，which is a painting style that makes the paintings easier to do，while giving people an opportunity to see themselves in the image."I wanted something open，" Wong said. "I wanted people to feel like they could also be these people."
   Her subjects occasionally notice her posts.In February，Wong wrote about the career of Merritt Moore，a physicist and dancer with an undergraduate degree from Harvard.Moore share the post with her own followers and left a comment for Wong."Wong!I'm so touched- thank you!Love this! ! !" Moore wrote.

（1）What has Wong begun to do since early July？

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A．Paint well-known women in history.
B．Learn to draw with a watercolor brush.
C．Share a painting of herself on the Internet.
D．Collect information about each woman she knows.
（2）What is paragraph 3 mainly about？

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A．The sources of motivation Wong got for her project.
B．The cause of Wong's making up the women's stories.
C．The aim of Wong's learning HarvardX's online courses.
D．The reasons for Wong's studying international education.
（3）Which of the following did Wong fund most difficult in her project？

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A．Drawing the women's facial features.
B．Selling her paintings on social websites.
C．Doing a questionnaire about famous women.
D．Writing background information for the women.
（4）What can be the best title tor the text？

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A．Fight for Equal Rights for Women
B．Learn from Wong's Artistic Career
C．Draw Historical Famous Women to Remember Their Contributions
D．Give Famous Women in History an Opportunity to Draw Themselves