Luyện bài đục lỗ Tiếng Anh EXERCISE 1: FOODSCAPES Have you ever looked at a piece of food and thought it looked so 1 ______ that it should be art?. Warner has created a set of photos c
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EXERCISE 1:
FOODSCAPES
Have you ever looked at a piece of food and thought it looked so (1) that it should be art? If you haven’t, there is at least one person who has: Carl Warner, a(n) (2) _ photographer who
specializes in optical illusions Mr Warner has created a set of photos called Foodscapes , (3)
are beautiful pictures that look more like paintings What is so special about these landscapes? They are
made (4) of food! For a (5) photo shoot, Warner painstakingly constructs each scene
over the course of several days He photographs them in layers so that he can capture the food when
it’s at its most fresh This might (6) taking a picture of grass one day, then making the
‘’houses” the next day, and finishing with the trees and so forth After he has finished shooting, he uses
a computer program to combine all the different layers, and then all of the (7) _ of the photo
come together to form one final masterpiece Warner has many tricks up his sleeve when it comes to creating these edible realistic environments He has used literally everything in his kitchen, and he spends hours in the produce section of supermarkets as he tries to choose the perfect vegetable to shoot
He likes to use broccoli for trees, fresh herbs for grass and bushes, cold cuts and thin slices of salmon for rivers and seas, and even loaves of bread or potatoes for mountains! His inventive techniques and
artistic style have made him (8) _ all over the world Advertising agencies, in (9) , like
to use his images for food campaigns Warner’s pictures are truly stunning works of art, which any
food or art lover would be sure to (10) _ !
1 A vivid B convincing C good D specific
2 A renowned B fashionable C ordinary D common
3 A which B who C whose D that
4 A alone B solely C truly D ordinarily
5 A normal B regular C typical D long
6 A contain B consist C include D involve
7 A elements B pieces C parts D bits
8 A unique B independent C popular D raved
9 A especially B particular C specific D exact
10 A expose B appreciate C estimate D respect
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Have you ever looked at a piece of food and thought it looked so (1) that it should be art? If you haven’t, there is at least one person who has: Carl Warner, a(n) (2) _ photographer who
specializes in optical illusions Mr Warner has created a set of photos called Foodscapes , (3)
are beautiful pictures that look more like paintings What is so special about these landscapes? They are
made (4) of food! For a (5) photo shoot, Warner painstakingly constructs each scene
over the course of several days He photographs them in layers so that he can capture the food when
it’s at its most fresh This might (6) taking a picture of grass one day, then making the
‘’houses” the next day, and finishing with the trees and so forth After he has finished shooting, he uses
a computer program to combine all the different layers, and then all of the (7) _ of the photo
come together to form one final masterpiece Warner has many tricks up his sleeve when it comes to creating these edible realistic environments He has used literally everything in his kitchen, and he spends hours in the produce section of supermarkets as he tries to choose the perfect vegetable to shoot
He likes to use broccoli for trees, fresh herbs for grass and bushes, cold cuts and thin slices of salmon for rivers and seas, and even loaves of bread or potatoes for mountains! His inventive techniques and
artistic style have made him (8) _ all over the world Advertising agencies, in (9) , like
to use his images for food campaigns Warner’s pictures are truly stunning works of art, which any
food or art lover would be sure to (10) _ !
1 A vivid B convincing C good D specific
4 A alone B solely C truly D ordinarily
5 A normal B regular C typical D long
6 A contain B consist C include D involve
8 A unique B independent C popular D raved
9 A especially B particular C specific D exact
10 A expose B appreciate C estimate D respect