A、To make people beautiful. B、To raise the nation’s egos. C、To make big money. D、To change a nation. B

People always look in the mirror before leaving for work and feel discouraged before stepping out of the door. A new mirror from IKEA aims to nip those self-esteem issues in the bud.
The "Motivational Mirror", created by a Swedish furniture retailer, pays compliments to the person standing in front of it. The experimental product was launched in a trail at an IKEA store in London this month.
   A survey from IKEA found 49 percent of British citizens receive no compliments in a week, "despite 38 percent saying just one positive comment would make them smile and 26 percent revealing a kind word results in them liking themselves more ," according to a statement.
IKEA stated the goal of the mirrors "to raise the nation’s egos."
   "We believe that starting the day positively will have knock-on effects that shape not only the mood of the individual, but that of the nation," said Myriam, head of bedrooms and bathrooms, IKEA UK & Ireland.
5. What can the "Motivational Mirror" do according to the news?
6. What’s the percentage of the British who receive no compliments in a week?
7. What’s the goal of the "Motivational Mirror"?