More than40 years ago, a group of television educators, child development experts and artists gathered to develop a revolutionary television program. Their goal was to make a television show that would teach young children about subjects like reading and math in a way that was entertaining and fun to watch. The show was also aimed at providing children from low-income families with additional preparation for school."Sesame Street" was first broadcast on November 10, 1969. It was produced by a non-profit group called "The Children's Television Workshop," which is called "The Sesame Workshop" today.When the show first aired, some of its creators were not sure it would last one season. But40 years later, "Sesame Street" is the longest running children's television program in the United States.Today, versions of "Sesame Street" are broadcast in more than125 countries. And "Sesame Street" has worked hard to deal with important issues. For example, in Egypt, "Sesame Street" is called "Alam Simsim." The program has a female puppet called Khokha. She was created to be a role model for Egyptian girls. She expresses the importance of girls going to school and working hard to learn.The words of one of the creators explain the goals of the show. Joan Ganz Cooney says that "Sesame Street" producers do not pretend that a television show can solve the problems of the world. But she says they believe it would be a terrible mistake not to use these influential tools to contribute to the answers.Glossary：sesame: 芝麻puppet: 木偶1.According to the passage, what do the creators of "Sesame Street" want it to be?A) They just wanted to create a completely new children's program.B) They wanted to create a fun yet educational children's program.C) They wanted to create an educational but also profitable children's program.D) They wanted to create a children's program which is world-known.2.What do the creators think of the show?A) They think it will help children from poor families prepare for school.B) They think it will be popular from its first broadcast.C) They think it will be successful in terms of both education and finance.D) They think it is the first television program in teaching children reading and math.3.Why is a female puppet "Khokha" created in the Egyptian version of "Sesame Street"?A) Because female characters are more popular in Egypt's children programs.B) Because the creators want to make the version different from others.C) Because the creators want to set an example for Egyptian children.D) Because the creators want to tell Egyptian girls the importance of learning.