阅读理解
Sugar painting is a kind of snack and also one of the traditional Chinese art forms. It started from the Ming Dynasty and became popular in the Qing Dynasty. At that time, many people made a living through sugar painting, setting up stalls (摊位) in busy streets or public places. Now people can still see it in many areas of China. The sugar painters usually sit before a wooden table. On the side of the table, there is a wooden plate with a revolvable arrow (可旋转箭头) on it. The plate is painted with different pictures. After paying, the customers (顾客) turn the arrow and wait till it stops. The picture pointed by the arrow is the one that the painters will make.
Sugar painting is different from usual painting. The sugar painters use syrup (糖浆) as the “paint”, a spoon as the “paintbrush”, and a smooth slab (板) as the “paper”. To make the syrup, the painters have to make sugar hot before painting. Since the syrup may become solid (固体的) if it cools, the painters have to work very quickly. They move the spoon full of the syrup up and down, left and right. Soon a sugar painting of an animal, a flower or a bike is finished.
() 1. When did sugar painting become popular?
A. In the Ming Dynasty.
B. In the Qing Dynasty.
C. Before the Ming Dynasty.
D. Before the Qing Dynasty.
() 2. Where did the sugar painters set up their stalls?
A. At their homes.
B. In their shops.
C. In busy streets.
D. In schools.
() 3. What is the main idea of the second paragraph?
A. The value of sugar painting.
B. The history of sugar painting.
C. The cost of sugar painting.
D. The making of sugar painting.
Sugar painting is a kind of snack and also one of the traditional Chinese art forms. It started from the Ming Dynasty and became popular in the Qing Dynasty. At that time, many people made a living through sugar painting, setting up stalls (摊位) in busy streets or public places. Now people can still see it in many areas of China. The sugar painters usually sit before a wooden table. On the side of the table, there is a wooden plate with a revolvable arrow (可旋转箭头) on it. The plate is painted with different pictures. After paying, the customers (顾客) turn the arrow and wait till it stops. The picture pointed by the arrow is the one that the painters will make.
Sugar painting is different from usual painting. The sugar painters use syrup (糖浆) as the “paint”, a spoon as the “paintbrush”, and a smooth slab (板) as the “paper”. To make the syrup, the painters have to make sugar hot before painting. Since the syrup may become solid (固体的) if it cools, the painters have to work very quickly. They move the spoon full of the syrup up and down, left and right. Soon a sugar painting of an animal, a flower or a bike is finished.
() 1. When did sugar painting become popular?
A. In the Ming Dynasty.
B. In the Qing Dynasty.
C. Before the Ming Dynasty.
D. Before the Qing Dynasty.
() 2. Where did the sugar painters set up their stalls?
A. At their homes.
B. In their shops.
C. In busy streets.
D. In schools.
() 3. What is the main idea of the second paragraph?
A. The value of sugar painting.
B. The history of sugar painting.
C. The cost of sugar painting.
D. The making of sugar painting.
答案：1. B；2. C；3. D
解析：
1. 第1题：定位到文章第一段“It started from the Ming Dynasty and became popular in the Qing Dynasty.”，可知糖画在清朝变得流行，故选B。2. 第2题：根据第一段“setting up stalls (摊位) in busy streets or public places.”，可知糖画摊主在热闹的街道摆摊，故选C。3. 第3题：第二段主要介绍了糖画制作所用的特殊材料以及制作时的操作要求，核心是糖画的制作过程，故选D。