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1
Which region in China is most renowned for the tradition of sugar painting?
Xianggang
Beijing
Shanghai
Sichuan
2
This is "糖画“tang hua”.
False
True
3
What is Chinese sugar painting primarily made from?
White sugar
Honey
Corn syrup
Brown sugar
4
In Chinese sugar painting, what is the typical method used to cool and solidify the designs?
Refrigeration
Pouring on a cool surface
Submerging in ice water
Blowing air
5
Which traditional tool is commonly used to create Chinese sugar paintings?
Chopsticks
Paintbrush
Metal ladle
Wooden spoon
6
Chinese sugar painting is a traditional form of what type of art?
Calligraphy
Origami
Sculpture
Culinary art
7
Tanghulu can only be made with hawthorn berries.
False
True
8
In which Chinese festival is sugar painting often seen?
Chinese New Year
Dragon Boat Festival
Lantern Festival
Mid-Autumn Festival
9
Tanghulu is typically sour in taste because the sugar syrup used is flavored with vinegar.
True
False
10
This is called "糖葫芦tang hu lu".
True
False
11
What is a common subject of Chinese sugar paintings?
Natural landscapes
Architectural designs
Famous historical figures
Mythical creatures
12
Tanghulu is traditionally made by skewering fruits and coating them with a hardened sugar syrup.
False
True
13
How is the molten sugar typically applied to create the designs in Chinese sugar painting?
Squeezed from a piping bag
Sprayed from a bottle
Drizzled from a spoon
Poured directly from a pot
14
The most common fruit used for tanghulu is the strawberry.
False
True
15
Tanghulu originated in Northern China and is especially popular during the winter season.
True
False
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What is the main purpose of Chinese sugar painting today?
Entertainment and decoration
Children’s education
Medicinal uses
Religious rituals