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Why is Coco Chanel mentioned in the article?A. Because she opposed sporting a tanned skin.B. Because she was famous for her tanned skin.C. Because she appeared in high fashion advertisements.D. Because she was believed as a revolutionist for tanning.

Why is Coco Chanel mentioned in the article? A. Because she opposed sporting a tanned skin. B. Because she was famous for her tanned skin. C. Because she appeared in high fashion advertisements. D. Because she was believed as a revolutionist for tanning.

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题目:为什么文章中提到了可可·香奈儿(Coco Chanel)? 选项: A. 因为她反对拥有晒黑的皮肤。 B. 因为她以晒黑的皮肤而闻名。 C. 因为她出现在高端时尚广告中。 D. 因为她被认为是晒黑风潮的革命者。 解题过程: 这个问题要求我们理解文章中提到可可·香奈儿的原因。虽然题目没有直接提供文章内容,但根据历史常识和文化背景,我们可以进行合理推断。 在20世纪之前,白皙的皮肤在西方社会被视为上层阶级的象征,因为只有不需要在户外劳作的人才能保持皮肤白皙。而晒黑的皮肤通常与工人阶级、户外劳动联系在一起。 然而,到了1920年代,这种审美观念发生了巨大转变。可可·香奈儿被认为是推动“晒黑皮肤成为时尚”这一潮流的关键人物。据传,她在一次航海旅行中意外晒黑了皮肤,结果这种健康的古铜肤色被媒体广泛报道,并迅速成为时尚界的潮流象征。她将晒黑的皮肤与奢华、休闲、度假生活联系在一起,从而改变了人们的审美观念。 因此,可可·香奈儿并不是反对晒黑皮肤,而是她本人拥有晒黑的皮肤,并引领了这一时尚风潮。她并没有因出现在广告中而被提及(虽然她确实与时尚广告有关),但关键点在于她对晒黑文化的影响。 分析选项: A. 错误。她并不反对晒黑皮肤,恰恰相反,她是晒黑风潮的推动者。 B. 部分正确。她确实以晒黑的皮肤出名,但这不是提到她的根本原因;根本原因是她引领了这一潮流。 C. 不准确。虽然她与时尚广告有关,但提到她通常不是因为广告出镜,而是她的文化影响力。 D. 正确。她被认为是晒黑风潮的“革命者”,因为她彻底改变了人们对肤色的审美观念。 因此,最准确、最符合历史背景的答案是 D。 答案:\boxed{D}

解析

考查要点:本题主要考查学生对历史人物在时尚文化中作用的理解,以及根据背景知识推断文章意图的能力。
解题核心:需明确可可·香奈儿在20世纪20年代如何通过自身行为推动“晒黑皮肤成为时尚”的潮流,从而改变社会审美观念。
关键点:香奈儿并非被动接受晒黑,而是主动将其与奢华生活联系,成为这一风潮的象征性人物,因此选项需突出她的“革命性”影响。

选项分析

选项A(错误)

香奈儿是晒黑风潮的推动者,而非反对者。她本人因意外晒黑皮肤成为时尚象征,因此选项A与事实相反。

选项B(部分正确但不全面)

香奈儿确因晒黑皮肤出名,但文章提及她的根本原因在于她主动引领潮流,而非单纯描述她的外貌特征。

选项C(不准确)

虽然香奈儿与时尚广告相关,但文章提到她的核心意图是强调她对晒黑文化的文化影响力,而非广告曝光。

选项D(正确)

香奈儿通过将晒黑与奢华、度假生活绑定,彻底改变了传统审美观念,成为晒黑风潮的革命者,最符合题意。

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