在对话空格填入适当的单词，使对话完整正确，并将单词填入答题卡的相应位置。一空一词（含缩写词）

Mary, an exchange student from the US, is talking with friends excitedly in the dining hall, then Li Hao joins them.

M—Mary; L—Li Hao
L: Hey, Mary. Did you go anywhere fun last weekend?
M: Hey, Li Hao. I went to Renmin Park with Joe last Sunday. And we tried quite a few interesting things there.
L: It     1     that you had a good time. What     2     you most there? (Mary is showing a picture on her phone to Li Hao)
M: Ah, that is Sugar Painting and it was my favorite when I was a kid. I would like to try one whenever I went to the park.
L: I do like the     3     taste of it. It’s like eating the sugar. Can you tell me more about it?
M: Yes, that’s why it’s called sugar painting. And it is     4     like a traditional Chinese art than one kind of food. It is also like painting using a spoon instead of (而不是) a brush or a pen. The artists should carefully but quickly pour the hot sugar onto a stone table to create pictures before the     5     of sugar goes down, then it becomes cold and hard in a very short time.
L: I agree. I can see they are made in the     6     of different animals, like dragons, monkeys and birds. Some are even made into the cartoon     7    —Sun Wukong and Zhu Bajie from Journey to the West.
M: Yes, we can enjoy it both with our tongues (舌头) and with our eyes. Because of the good taste and the lovely looks, it’s very     8    . That’s why there are so many people waiting to try it.
L: The way you get one is more interesting.
M: Quite true. Customers will spin a needle (旋转指针) to     9     which one the artist will create. It makes sugar painting     10     more fun.
L: I can’t agree with you more. Since the Year of the Dragon is coming, let’s go and see if we can get one like that in the picture.