When Chongqing Hotpot, a Chinese movie came out in 2016, it drew attention to a less noticed part of the city—a former bomb shelter (防空洞). Today, the places serve for a different use—for businesses.

In the movie, the hotpot restaurant is located in one shelter. According to the government, more than 200 shelters have been rented out for other uses, including as gas stations, restaurants, museums and book stores. Dongting Hotpot has been operating for 32 years out of a bomb shelter in Yuzhong district (渝中区). Deng Hong, the restaurant’s owner, said that although he has two other restaurants nearby, many customers still line up for hours to eat at the shelter one.

Deng took over the business from his aunt, who first rented the shelter and changed it into a restaurant in 1986. The rent was lower than other places and the structure was good to store pickles (泡菜). “We never expected the restaurant would be this successful. The flavors and the chef, who is almost 60, are just the same as they were on day one,” Deng Hong said.

【小题1】Why does the writer mentioned the movie Chongqing Hotpot in the 1st paragraph?

A．To show how popular the hotpot is.	B．To lead to the topic of this passage.
C．To arouse readers’ interests.	D．To introduce a kind of hotpot—Chongqing Hotpot.

【小题2】What are the former bomb shelters used for today?

A．Schools.

B．Parks.

C．Businesses.

D．Hospitals.

【小题3】Why did Deng Hong’s aunt rent the shelter as a restaurant in 1986?

A．Because it was located in a busy street.

B．Because it was cheaper to rent a shelter.

C．Because people liked to line up for hours to eat in the shelter.

D．Because the government asked them to do so.

【小题4】The passage may come from ________.

A．a story book

B．a science fiction

C．a culture magazine

D．a health care website