['d3u: 9l ri] decorative objects worn on

8. Will museums be replaced by technology someday?
If you had asked this question more or less 10 years ago, I would have
answered no, because back then it was almost impossible to visit museums
virtually, whereas now, most people are already doing it now, I believe it is also
possible that museums will be a thing of the past. For one thing, virtual visits are
more affordable and allow millions of people to explore a museum at a time, and
another benefit of virtual museums is that your location doesn’t constrain you.
Museums that offer virtual tours enable you to get immersed museums from your
own home.
9. Do you think people should remember their family history?
I do think so, since knowing your ancestors will give you a sense of
belonging yeah, the more you learn about who were your ancestors, where they
came from, what they did and what kind of talents they had, the more emotionally
connected you feel to them, even you can discover your hidden talents, for example
when I got to know that my grand-grandfather was a famous interpreter, I wanted to
try my hand at learning foreign languages and I am happy that I am making good
progress, so yeah.

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Speaking part 3. History Vocabulary
> Historic 
- [hi'sto:r.ik] important and famous:
Example: When the Berlin wall came down, it was a historic occasion.
> Historical 
- [hi'stoxi.ksl] ‘related to the study of things from the past’: 
Example: Archaeologists found a large number of historical objects when they 
excavated the field.
> Historical heritage 
- [ 'her.i.t d
3
] C2. places of significance to people on 
account of historical, physical and cultural values.
Example: It has also a considerable architectural and historical heritage to build on