题目内容
Mr Lin asked us questions in English, not in Chinese.
- A.answer
- B.to answer
- C.answering
- D.answered
本题考查的是ask sb to do sth ，故选B
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A taboo(忌讳，禁忌) is a social action that is not allowed. Every culture in the world has its own taboos. The breaking of a taboo sometimes makes people feel uncomfortable. I learned this through my own experience.
Last weekend, Wang Lin and I showed two foreigners around our city. Mr Singh was from India and Mr. White from USA. When I held out my left hand to shake hands with him, Mr. Singh seemed to be unhappy. Mr. White, however, was quite casual. He said hello to me with a big smile and a wave of his hand.
In the evening, we stopped at a restaurant for dinner. I noticed that Mr. Singh didn’t touch the beef and Mr. White seemed not to like chickens’ claws. During the meal, Wang Lin said sorry to Mr. Singh and continued to explain that we didn’t know it was a taboo in India to shake one’s left hand. Mr. Singh explained that since oxen are sacred(神圣的) in India, people don’t eat beef there. Mr. White joined in and said that it was not usual in the states for people to eat chickens’ claws. He went on to say that Americans don’ t usually get into each other’ s personal space. Marriage, job and age are their taboos. Isn’ t it a good lesson to remember?
| Main idea | The taboos in every country are ____【小题1】_____. People sometimes feel ____【小题2】____ if one breaks a taboo. | |
| Facts | In India | Indians don’ t eat ____ 【小题3】___because they think oxen are sacred. It’ s 【小题4】 to shake one’ s left hand. |
| In the USA | Although it’ s not a taboo, Americans 【小题5】 eat chickens’ claws | |
| Americans don’ t usually get into each other’ s personal space. For example, they usually don’t ask someone else’s 【小题6】 , job or 【小题7】 . | ||
| Conclusion | If you pay 【小题8】 to taboos, you can get on 【小题9】 with the people with different 【小题10】 . | |
口语运用（每空1分，共5分）
阅读下面对话，从方框内7个选项中选择5个恰当的句子完成此对话，并将其番号填入答题卷相对应的横线上。
| A. You’re welcome. B. It’s hard to say. C. How can you earn money? D. Are you pleased with your pay? E. I like it very much. F. Health, I think. G. Do you like your job? |
B: Of course! Please.
A:【小题1】________
B: Yes, I do. I like it very much.
A:【小题2】___________
B: Not really, but I can make enough money to support my family.
A: Who do you think are happier, the rich or the poor?
B:【小题3】_________ I don’t think money can bring people lasting happiness.
A: Which do you think is the most important, health, money or work?
B:【小题4】________ Without a healthy body, you can do nothing.
A: I agree. Health must come first. Thank you for answering my questions.
B:【小题5】________
A taboo(忌讳，禁忌) is a social action that is not allowed. Every culture in the world has its own taboos. The breaking of a taboo sometimes makes people feel uncomfortable. I learned this through my own experience.
Last weekend, Wang Lin and I showed two foreigners around our city. Mr Singh was from India and Mr. White from USA. When I held out my left hand to shake hands with him, Mr. Singh seemed to be unhappy. Mr. White, however, was quite casual. He said hello to me with a big smile and a wave of his hand.
In the evening, we stopped at a restaurant for dinner. I noticed that Mr. Singh didn’t touch the beef and Mr. White seemed not to like chickens’ claws. During the meal, Wang Lin said sorry to Mr. Singh and continued to explain that we didn’t know it was a taboo in India to shake one’s left hand. Mr. Singh explained that since oxen are sacred(神圣的) in India, people don’t eat beef there. Mr. White joined in and said that it was not usual in the states for people to eat chickens’ claws. He went on to say that Americans don’ t usually get into each other’ s personal space. Marriage, job and age are their taboos. Isn’ t it a good lesson to remember?
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Main idea |
The taboos in every country are ____1._____. People sometimes feel ____2.____ if one breaks a taboo. |
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Facts |
In India |
Indians don’ t eat ____ 3.___because they think oxen are sacred. It’ s 4. to shake one’ s left hand. |
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In the USA |
Although it’ s not a taboo, Americans 5. eat chickens’ claws |
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Americans don’ t usually get into each other’ s personal space. For example, they usually don’t ask someone else’s 6. , job or 7. . |
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Conclusion |
If you pay 8. to taboos, you can get on 9. with the people with different 10. . |