第二节 (本土文化)根据首字母提示补全短文。
[2025 镇江期中改编]Vinegar is important in our daily life. Chinese people like it and often make delicious dishes with it. Zhenjiang, a city in Jiangsu Province, is 1. f for making vinegar.
If you are 2. i in vinegar, come to the Vinegar Culture Museum of China in Zhenjiang, the first vinegar-themed museum in China. It is on the factory grounds of Hengshun, the 3. l and most famous vinegar producer(生产公司) in Zhenjiang. It is made up of many parts. And the most important houses are the Vinegar History Hall and the Old Workshop. In the Vinegar History Hall, visitors get to 4. k how important vinegar is in people's lives throughout history. For example, tea lovers in the Tang Dynasty 5. a vinegar to tea. In the Old Workshop, visitors learn about the traditional ways of making vinegar and 6. t different kinds of vinegar. This may be the most interesting part of the museum.
Walking out of the workshop, visitors can take a look at the modern factory of Hengshun. There, they can 7. c see the vinegar production line. Changing from an old workshop to a busy modern factory is 8. l a journey in time and space.
At the end of the trip, visitors may make their own stickers on the vinegar bottles and take them home.
Now many people come to Zhenjiang 9. b of the Vinegar Culture Museum. It 10. r the history of vinegar making and tells the stories of Chinese people and this amazing sauce. We are sure vinegar will be more and more popular around the world.

七、(本土文化)任务型阅读。(每小题2分,共10分)
The Classical Gardens of Suzhou, which are also called Suzhou Gardens, are a group of beautiful gardens located in the city of Suzhou in Jiangsu Province. The first classical Suzhou garden was created during the Spring and Autumn Period in the 6th century BC. More gardens were built in the following centuries and most of them were private gardens of scholars(学者) and officials. During the Ming and Qing dynasties, the construction(建设) of the gardens reached its peak because of the prosperity(繁荣) of Suzhou in that period. It is said that there were more than 200 gardens all over the city and that Suzhou was famous as the "paradise on earth" and the "City of Gardens".
Nowadays, 97 well-protected gardens are open to the public as tourist attractions. Among them, some famous gardens are regarded as typical examples of Suzhou Gardens, such as the Humble Administrator's Garden, the Lingering Garden, the Master of the Nets Garden and
Suzhou Gardens in many ways explain the ideas behind classical Chinese garden design. Their owners were not just interested in having a pleasing arrangement(安排) of plants and flowers: they used history, philosophy, art and architecture(建筑学) in their designs. Each element(要素) of a classical Chinese garden—each hill, pond, plant and rock—is filled with meaning. Although every element was carefully designed, the end goal was always to have a garden which looked like it was created by nature, without the help of human hands.
Suzhou Gardens show the development of Chinese garden design over more than two thousand years. They are national 5A tourist attractions in China and 9 of them have been added to the UNESCO World Heritage List.
根据短文内容回答问题,每题答案不超过8个词。
1. When was the first classical Suzhou garden built?
2. How many gardens are open to tourists now?
3. Which period was the golden age of Suzhou Gardens?
4. What does the third paragraph mainly tell us?
5. Why do you think Suzhou Gardens are important?