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       Have you ever tried fortune cookies? Are you curious about them? Let’s learn more about fortune cookies.
       It has been a long tradition for the Japanese to make cookies with eggs, butter, sugar, and flour. Around the 1900s, they began to put little notes in cookies to tell a person’s fortune.   36    With this tradition in mind, Makoto Hagiwara started to make fortune cookies in the USA.
       Before the 1950s, bakers often made fortune cookies either with their hands or with chopsticks, so   37     . That changed when Shuck Yee, a Chinese American, invented a machine to make the cookies faster. This helped them spread and made them popular at Chinese restaurants across the USA.
       Today, many Chinese restaurants in the USA serve fortune cookies at the end of a meal.   38    , don’t forget to try a fortune cookies at a Chinese restaurant and check out your fortune.

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【題組】36.
(A)Instead, they made fortune cookies for dessert.
(B)Since then, they have been a part of the local food culture.
(C)However, they didn’t enjoy this food culture.
(D)They have also enjoyed cooking Japanese food.