Module 5 - Section 4 选项类Summary - Exercise 9

Module 5 - Section 4 选项类Summary
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Questions 37–40
Complete the summary using the list of words, A-I, below.
Write the correct letter, A-I, in boxes 37-40 on your answer sheet.

原文

Films have shown that it is possible to use CGI to make actors look younger, older, weaker or stronger than they actually are in a surprisingly realistic manner. At least, it is possible if the altered actors are not filmed too closely. This is because the difficulty of recreating the textures of both skin and fabric means that the effect is less convincing when seen close up. The work of Marschner and his colleagues has greatly improved the accurate and realistic modeling of both skin and fabric. They recognized that one of the difficulties of creating lifelike characters in the computer world is that in CGI the characters’ skin is opaque (two-dimensional) whereas real skin is in fact translucent (three- dimensional), that is to say it is semi-transparent.

Marschner and his colleagues received the Oscar for their work in successfully producing a CGI model that simulates translucency; this is when light penetrates skin and then scatters below the skin’s surface before re-emerging. This is called subsurface scattering, and the mathematics for the model goes back many decades to the time when it was used in astrophysics. Because human skin is naturally translucent, it was necessary to be able to create this artificially in order to simulate the soft appearance of real skin. Previous CGI models, which assumed that skin was entirely opaque, resulted in characters with a plastic appearance. The scientists’ new model of CGI was so important in bringing digital characters to life that, within two years of their original research paper, all the major special- effects studios had incorporated it into their digital rendering systems.

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Alight
Bage
Ctransparency
Dastrophysics
Euse
Fcolour
Gtranslucency
Hmathematics
Iimprovement
The work of Marschner and his colleagues
第 37 题
For many years, CGl characters in films did not appear entirely lifelike as their skin lacked _____ Marschner and his colleagues were the first to apply an understanding of how ____ interacts with human skin. Their CGl model is based on a novel application of principles of ____ which had previously been applied in other scientific research. The importance of CGl to the film industry has led to the ____ of Marschner's model by special effects studios.
第 38 题
For many years, CGl characters in films did not appear entirely lifelike as their skin lacked ____ Marschner and his colleagues were the first to apply an understanding of how _____ interacts with human skin. Their CGl model is based on a novel application of principles of ____ which had previously been applied in other scientific research. The importance of CGl to the film industry has led to the ____ of Marschner's model by special effects studios.
第 39 题
For many years, CGl characters in films did not appear entirely lifelike as their skin lacked ____ Marschner and his colleagues were the first to apply an understanding of how ____ interacts with human skin. Their CGl model is based on a novel application of principles of _____ which had previously been applied in other scientific research. The importance of CGl to the film industry has led to the ____ of Marschner's model by special effects studios.
第 40 题
For many years, CGl characters in films did not appear entirely lifelike as their skin lacked ____ Marschner and his colleagues were the first to apply an understanding of how ____ interacts with human skin. Their CGl model is based on a novel application of principles of ____ which had previously been applied in other scientific research. The importance of CGl to the film industry has led to the _____ of Marschner's model by special effects studios.
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