Awesome Renaissance Festivals The Renaissance（复兴）is often romanticized in books． But there's a specific type of live event that caters to（迎合）those who want to pretend they're walking through the 16th-century England． Texas Renaissance Festival The Texas Renaissance Festival is the largest event of its kind in the country． It takes place over nine weekends in Todd Mission． When it first started over four decades ago， the festival drew 30，000 people． Now， it sees over a half-million attendees during its run each October and November． Each weekend has a different theme to keep happenings fresh for repeat visitors． Sterling Renaissance Festival The Sterling Renaissance Festival， held on weekends in July and August， takes place in Warwick， which has been created to look like a 16th century English town． Actors play the role of real historical figures like Queen Elizabeth I． The performers not only play on stages， but also wander around interacting with attendees． This gives the Sterling festival more of a "living history" feel than other similar events． Bristol Renaissance Faire The Bristol Renaissance Faire is held in July and August． Like Sterling， this one is set during the period of Elizabeth I． An actor playing the part of the famous English ruler makes an appearance with her "court" each year． Other actors also take part in the Bristol Faire． Many of these performers are professionals from Second City and the Players Workshop． Arizona Renaissance Festival Renaissance festivals are often summertime affairs． But that's not the case in Arizona， where the Arizona Renaissance Festival kicks off in February and runs through the end of March． This helps the fest-goers avoid the hot Southwest summertime， and it also allows for special themed weekends． The Renaissance Festival is a big attraction here， drawing about 250，000 people per year．
Where can visitors enjoy the largest Renaissance Festival？ ______
A. In Warwick． B. In Second City． C. In Todd Mission． D. In Arizona．
What makes Sterling Renaissance Festival special？ ______
A. People can see "Queen Elizabeth I"． B. It is held on weekends in July and August． C. It gives people more of a "living history" feel． D. It takes place in a town built in the 16th century．
Which festival takes place in spring？ ______
A. Bristol Renaissance Faire． B. Texas Renaissance Festival． C. Sterling Renaissance Festival． D. Arizona Renaissance Festival．
