I'm just puppets是什么意思?

like making 明明就是选第一个答案呀?!

答案是：
Can your father make puppets?希望您可以采纳,谢谢

some改any

1、My father can make puppets.(改为一般疑问句)
Can your father make puppets?
2.There are some pictures on the wall.(改成否定句)
There aren't any pictures on the wall.
3.Theremare two beds in the bedroom.(对划线部分提问,对two提问)
How many beds are there in the bedroom?

关于这三个傀儡
这个女巫很高而且很胖.她很丑.她有一头长长的黑发.
汉森是一个年轻的男孩.他又高又瘦.他有一头亚麻色的短发,他有一个小鼻子和一双大大的蓝眼睛.
格里塔是一个年轻的女孩.她很矮但是很漂亮.她有一头棕色的长头发和一双棕色的眼睛.
关于这个故事
有一天,女巫遇见了格里塔并且把她抓到了自己的家里.她想把格里塔训练得像她一样.但格里塔不想当女巫.汉森是格里塔的朋友.他杀了女巫并救出了格里塔.

布袋木偶,

选B
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A figure,usually human or animal,moved by human agency,used in a theatrical show.Puppets are thus to be distinguished from dolls,clockwork automata,and other toys.They come in several varieties:glove or hand puppets are hollow bodies,usually made of cloth,into which the performer inserts a hand,with the fingers and thumb manipulating the usually wooden head and hands; marionettes are full-length figures moved from above by strings or wires; rod puppets are large,and manipulated by rods to the head and hands; shadow puppets,common in Java,Bali,and Thailand,are flat figures held between a light and a translucent screen.There are many other less familiar types,for instance living marionettes; bodies attached to the actual head of the performer,with either legs or arms manipulated by rods from behind; and ‘held’ puppets — figures carried about by one or several operators,like the characters in Japanese Bunraku theatre.
The origins of puppetry lie with ritual magic.Puppet theatre has featured in almost all civilizations.In Europe there are written records of it from the fifth century bc,and puppets certainly figured in the repertoire of medieval jongleurs.In sixteenth-century Italy they were closely linked with the characters of the commedia dell'arte,though in England they played mainly folk stories and popular Old Testament stories.The introduction of Punch into England in the seventeenth century united these two traditions.Puppet theatre has customarily been a form of folk theatre,often featuring a comic character,such as Petroushka in Russia or Pulcinella in Naples.
Occasionally,however,puppet theatre has become a fashionable,élite entertainment.In the eighteenth century,various operas were composed for puppets; Alessandro Scarlatti wrote works for Cardinal Ottoboni's theatre in Rome,as did Joseph Haydn for Count Esterhazy.The puppet theatre occasionally provided a fine vehicle for parody,as in early Hanoverian England,when Powell's Covent Garden theatre attained celebrity by sending up the vogue for Italian opera,and Henry Fielding,Samuel Foote,and other comic writers presented puppet shows to burlesque contemporary fashions.
In the nineteenth century,various artists and writers sought to turn the puppet theatre into a serious medium.In Germany,an essay by Heinrich von Kleist,written in 1810,was a forerunner of this move; in France,George and Maurice Sand directed a home puppet theatre in the 1860s that inspired many imitators; in Belgium in the 1890s,Maurice Maeterlinck wrote symbolist plays to be performed by marionettes; in England in 1907,Gordon Craig hailed the übermarionette as the ideal actor.Alfred Jarry's Ubu Roi (1888),originally written for puppets,has been viewed as a precursor of the theatre of the absurd.In the 1920s the German Lotte Reiniger exploited film techniques to produce remarkable silhouette shows based on shadow figures.In Communist Eastern Europe,state subsidies led to work of great technical accomplishment and artistic sophistication.This highbrow interest,however,has been rather limited,and,for the public at large,puppets in modern culture have typically been regarded as children's entertainment — notably the Punch and Judy show.
Recent years have seen revived use of puppets for political satire,as in the British television show Spitting Image.Puppets have also served as an educational medium in the American TV programme Sesame Street and they are employed in child psychiatry as surrogate figures.
— Roy Porte

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你可以用我们来演一场木偶戏!

从他八岁起,他的工作就开始和木偶打交道.