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    You’d better in class, It’s not polite. A. talk B. to talk C. not talk D. not to talk *5. It’s really nice you. Thank you for your helping. A. to B. at C. of D. on **6. Mr. Wang call the police after he heard the bad news. A. hurry off to B. hurried in C. hurried off to D. hurried up to 【查看更多】

     

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    You'd better _____ in class, It's not polite.
    [     ]
    A. talk                  
    B. to talk              
    C. not talk            
    D. not to talk

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    　　It's easy to make you embarrassed(窘迫的)．You may run into the wrong classroom and everyone looks at you．Or you have a piece of cabbage in your teeth! What do the American and British teens find embarrassing and how do they react(回应)to it?

    　　One big embarrassing thing for them is answering personal questions．If you ask“How old are you?”or“How much money do you make?”they'll get angry．It's polite to stop, asking．If you meet someone for the first time, talk about something not personal, such as your neighborhood or school．British people love to talk about weather．

    　　British and American teens feel embarrassed if they still rise their parents' money to buy clothes or have to ask their parents before making a decision, because others will laugh at them．

    　　In some situations, if you look bad in public, don't worry．A child may forget and call his or her teacher“mom”in class．A good laugh is a good way out of it! Sometimes you find that you don't have enough money when you pay at the supermarket．Just put some things back quickly．If you explain too much, you'll attract a lot of attention!

    　　Honesty always works best．If you forget the name of a person, or don't know how to clean the toilet after using it at your friend's home, just ask them about it．

    (1)

    Which of the following questions may make British or American teens angry?

    [　　]

    A．

    It's cold, isn't it?

    B．

    How do you like your neighborhood?

    C．

    How much pocket motley do you have?

    D．

    What do you think of your school?

    (2)

    You'd better ________ if you don't have enough money to pay at the supermarket．

    [　　]

    A．

    ask for a cheaper price

    B．

    phone your parents

    C．

    attract a lot of attention

    D．

    put some things back quickly

    (3)

    The following embarrassing things are mentioned in the passage EXCEPT ________．

    [　　]

    A．

    having a piece of cabbage in one's teeth

    B．

    forgetting the name of a person

    C．

    taking a stranger's umbrella by mistake

    D．

    running into a wrong classroom

    (4)

    The passage is mainly related to(涉及)________．

    [　　]

    A．

    traffic

    B．

    culture

    C．

    environment

    D．

    food

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    　　In England,“Thank you!”is the polite sentence of daily life. When someone gives you some help, you should say”Thank you!”to him. When you buy something, you should say”Thank you”to the salesgirl or the salesman in the shop. When a meeting or a class is over, the speaker or your teacher always says“Thank you”to the people or the students.

    　　Yet, we usually do not say”How old are you?”,”Where are you from?”or”How is your father?”When we meet somebody for the first time, because these are questions of privacy（隐私）.

    　　If a person you know very well says”Goodbye”to you, you'd better say”See you later !”to him, especially when you are talking with a girl. If a person you don't know very well says”Goodbye”to you, you should also say”Goodbye”or”Bye-bye”to her.

    　　But what to say or what not to say is decided by the situations（情况）. We must remember that in different situations. We should use different words.

    (1) Which of the following statements about”Thank you”is true?

    [　　]

    A．It is a sentence to show our happiness to receive others' help.

    B．We use it almost every day.

    C．It is a polite sentence.

    D．It is for girls only.

    (2) When should we say”Thank you”?

    [　　]

    A．You want to borrow something from others.

    B．You knock down a young lady.

    C．Your wallet is missing．Somebody sends it back to you.

    D．Somebody says”Thank you”to you.

    (3) Sally is a beautiful girl．You just know her in the party．What should you talk with her?

    [　　]

    A．Her age.

    B．The weather.

    C．Her mother's job.

    D．Her hometown.

    (4) According to the passage, what is the difference between”Goodbye”and”See you later”?

    [　　]

    A．You can not say”See you later”to a girl.

    B．When somebody says”Goodbye”to you, you must also say”Goodbye”.

    C．We say”See you later”more to our friends, and”Goodbye”to people we first meet.

    D．“See you later”is only for family members.

    (5) What decides our speaking?

    [　　]

    A．The situations.

    B．Our mood.

    C．We say what we want to say.

    D．The weather.

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    阅读理解。
         It's easy to make you embarrassed (窘迫的)-You may run into the wrong classroom and everyone looks
    at you. Or you have a piece of cabbage in your teeth! What do the American and British teens find
    embarrassing and how do they react to it?
         One big embarrassing thing for them is answering personal questions. If you ask "How old are you?" or
    "How much money do you make?", they'll get angry. It's polite to stop asking. If you meet someone for the
    first time, talk about something not personal, such as your neighborhood or school. British people love to talk
    about weather.
         British and American teens feel embarrassed if they still use their parents' money to buy clothes or have
    to ask their parents before making a decision, because others will laugh at them.
         In some situations, if you look bad in public, don't worry. A child may forget and call his or her teacher
    "mom" in class. A good laugh is a good way out of it! Sometimes you find that you don't have enough money
    when you pay at the supermarket. Just put some things back quickly. If you explain too much, you'll attract
    (吸引) a lot of attention!
         Honesty always works best. If you forget the name of a person, or don't know how to clean the toilet after
    using it at your friend's home, just ask them about it.
    1. The question "_____" may make British or American teens angry.
    A. It's cold, isn't it?
    B. How do you like your neighborhood?
    C. How much money do you make?
    D. What do you think of your school?
    2. British and American teens like to _____.
    A. buy clothes with their own money
    B. laugh at each other
    C. ask parents to make a decision
    D. ask personal questions
    3. You'd better _____ if you don't have enough money to, pay at the supermarket.
    A. ask for a cheaper price
    B. phone your parents
    C. attract a lot of attention
    D. put some things back quickly
    4. The following embarrassing things are mentioned in the passage EXCEPT _____.
    A. having a piece of cabbage in one's teeth
    B. mistaking a stranger for an old friend
    C. running into a wrong classroom
    D. forgetting the name of a person
    5. The passage is mainly related to (涉及) _____.
    A. traffic
    B. culture
    C. environment
    D. food

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    阅读理解。
         It's easy to make you embarrassed (窘迫的). You may run into the wrong classroom and everyone
    looks at you. Or you have a piece of cabbage in your teeth! What do the American and British teens find
    embarrassing and how do they react (回应) to it?
         One big embarrassing thing for them is answering personal questions. If you ask "How old are you?"
    or "How much money do you make?", they'll get angry. It's polite to stop asking. If you meet someone
    for the first time, talk about something not personal, such as your neighborhood or school. British people
    love to talk about weather.
         British and American teens feel embarrassed if they still rise their parents'money to buy clothes or
    have to ask their parents before making a decision,because others will laugh at them.
         In some situations, if you look bad in public, don't worry. A child may forget and call his or her teacher
    "mom" in class. A good laugh is a good way out of it! Sometimes you find that you don't have enough
    money when you pay at the supermarket. Just put some things back quickly. If you explain too much,
    you'll attract a lot of attention! 
         Honesty always works best. If you forget the name of a person, or don't know how to clean the toilet
    after using it at your friend's home,just ask them about it.
    1．Which of the following questions may make British or American teens angry?
    [     ]
    A．It's cold, isn't it?
    B．How do you like your neighborhood?
    C．How much pocket motley do you have?
    D．What do you think of your school?
    2．You'd better _______ if you don't have enough money to pay at the supermarket.
    [     ]
    A．ask for a cheaper price
    B．phone your parents
    C．attract a lot of attention
    D．put some things back quickly
    3．The following embarrassing things are mentioned in the passage EXCEPT _______.
    [     ]
    A．having a piece of cabbage in one's teeth
    B．forgetting the name of a person
    C．taking a stranger's umbrella by mistake
    D．running into a wrong classroom
    4．The passage is mainly related to (涉及) _______.
    [     ]
    A．traffic
    B．culture
    C．environment
    D．food

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