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素养提升作业2　阅读理解——推理判断题 Passage 1 (2020·陕西西安八校三联) When he learned to paint as a teenager, Xiao Yanqing, 52, a farmer in Henan Province，could never have imagined it would lift him out of poverty. Residents in Xiao's native Wanggongzhuang village used to draw and sell new year paintings. The business dates back to the early 20th century, when a retired Imperial Palace craftsman brought the skill to the village. In the 1980s, Xiao practiced in his spare time after farm work and traveled to cities to sell his pieces，which sold so cheaply that he could barely make ends meet. But 1998, the Year of the Tiger, proved a turning point in his life when a client ordered a tiger painting. “I used to paint flowers and birds, but not once had I painted a tiger，” Xiao said. With no real tigers around, he borrowed a tiger painting from a neighbor to copy and he began to travel, not to sell paintings, but to zoos in northeastern China to observe tigers and devoted himself to painting them. He realized he could do something to benefit him and his village. It was a great success. In 1999, he was the first in the village to buy a color TV, and a year later a computer. Using the Internet, Xiao managed to sell his paintings abroad, first to Singapore, then to Japan, Europe and the United States. The village sells thousands of tiger paintings every year, with 40 percent going to overseas markets including Japan and Bangladesh. The total yearly revenue is 100 million yuan (about $15 million)． Wang Jiansheng, in his 30s, has done a lot of jobs, from construction worker to butcher. None of them allowed him to buy a house. But he earns 300,000 yuan a year by painting—enough to run his own workshop. He plans to buy a big apartment in Henan provincial capital, Zhengzhou, and open a gallery there. 1．What can we learn from Paragraph 1? A．Xiao learned to paint at a very young age. B．Xiao Yanqing has rid himself of poverty. C．The tiger painting was brought to life by a craftsman. D．Wanggongzhuang vill