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问题                     MAGIC INGREDIENTS

    Food stylist Ruth MacDonald tells us some of the "secrets" of her profession.
1. People always ask me; "What’s the secret? How do you make food look like that? Is it real?" I understand why they ask. I mean, the picture in your cookbook doesn’t usually look like the food on your table, does it? But we’ re not magicians.
2. In fact, a food stylist has to shop and select ingredients. Yesterday I was doing a TV ad for hamburgers and I needed two slices of tomato. It took me three hours to find a kilo of the right kind of tomatoes in the market.
3. A lot of the "secrets" of the job are actually solutions to the problems of light, heat and time in the photographer’s studio. Milk, for example, looks blue in bright light. So I use white glue instead. Cheese looks wet after a little time under hot lights, so we spray it with antiperspirant—the same stuff you spray under your arms! Roast chicken and turkey soon begin to look "tired" in the studio, so I put the meat in the oven for a very short time and then paint it brown. 4. Now my job is a bit easier because simpler, more natural pictures of food are more fashionable. Also, the whole job is quicker because of digital cameras. As a result, food stylists use a little less "magic" than before. [br] What can we learn from the passage about the food prepared by a food stylist?

选项 A、It’s important to get the proper ingredients.
B、It needs a special kind of ingredient.
C、It should not be found in any cookbook.
D、It tastes just as good as it looks.

答案 A

解析 文章第二段说a food stylist为了能在电视上表演汉堡包的制作,亲自去市场买菜,而且买菜花了大约近三个小时。由此可知配料的重要性。
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