四、完形填空
Have you heard of a headdress（头饰）made of dried（脱水的）carrots? We all know dried carrots are
ingredients（配料）for cooking. People use them a lot. But they were turned into beautiful “flower” headdresses by a man named Wang Ping, a photographer（摄影师）and designer. Isn’t it amazing?
The 26-year-old man, having two photography workrooms, was
in making headdresses. He said that he couldn’t find a headdress in the clothing shop to
clothes in his workrooms. So he began to make some by himself. As a designer, Wang is
drawing. He tells us there are three steps（步骤）to
a headdress. “First, I design a drawing. Then, I prepare（准备）all the
I need and make shapes（形状）of the headdress,” Wang said. “The last step is to put them together and paint.”
The materials include（包括）many things,
plastic, cotton and so on. Surprisingly, most of them are “waste”
they come from old clothes. Wang
the useful things from the waste. “I try my best to design and make the headdresses in a green way,” Wang said. He usually shares videos about
he makes headdresses on Douyin. In a year, he has over 150,000 fans. “I’ll keep connecting（连接）traditional Chinese culture with fashion to make more beautiful headdresses,” Wang said.
（
D
）1. A. comfortable B. soft C. warm D. popular
（
D
）2. A. tired B. good C. bad D. interested
（
A
）3. A. match B. design C. carry D. buy
（
B
）4. A. popular with B. good at C. bad at D. far from
（
C
）5. A. try B. buy C. make D. borrow
（
A
）6. A. materials B. books C. features D. models
（
C
）7. A. as B. for C. like D. with
（
D
）8. A. so B. if C. or D. because
（
A
）9. A. collects B. tastes C. keeps D. carries
（
B
）10. A. where B. how C. what D. when
