题目内容
A.Good luck, sir! B.Good afternoon, sir! C.Thank you, sir!
A tall man________ a long face is standing outside.
A.has B.in C.with
What things are acceptable(可接受的) when you are at the dinner table and what things are serious breaches(违犯) of manners?
I will tell you some of the most important American rules of table manners. When you sit down to eat, you should place the napkin across your lap. You should never talk with your mouth full and should chew with your mouth closed. If someone asks you a question while you are chewing, you should finish chewing and then swallow(吞咽) the food before answering. You should never drop scraps on the table; instead place them on a spare plate. Salt and pepper(胡椒粉) will be at the table, but you should taste your food before adding any. Only put food on someone else’s plate if they ask for it and if they say they do not want anything else to eat or drink then you will not give them anything else. Do not use your knife or fork to point at others because it is considered rude.
In China I know it is rude to point with your chopsticks. It is common practice to place food into a friends bowl and to put drink in their glass even after they have said they do not want any more. It is fine to drop the scraps onto the table. Though salt and pepper are not always on the table, vinegar(醋) and soy sauce(酱油) usually are. Talking while you’re eating is not considered impolite.
Manners are different all over the world and can even change in different parts of a country. Have you ever seen a foreigner do something you thought was impolite? Is there something you have done that they might view as impolite?
1.The underlined word “scraps” in Paragraph 2 means “____” in Chinese.
A.残羹 B.筷子 C.米饭 D.餐巾
2.How many parts can the passage be divided into?
A.①②;③;④ B.①;②③;④. C.①;②;③④ D.①②;③;④
3.If someone asks you a question while you are chewing in America, you should_____.
A.answer it right away. B.ask him to repeat it.
C.be chewing while answering. D.chew and swallow the food before answering.
4.What’s the best title of the passage?.
A.American rules of table manners B.Chinese rules of table manners
C.American and Chinese rules of table manners D.Manners all over the world
听材料，回答下列各小题。
1.What’s Jack’s favorite drink?
A.Juice. B.Tea. C.Coke.
2.What does Jack like to eat?
A.A chicken sandwich. B.A tomato sandwich. C.A potato sandwich.
A.He’s a doctor. B.He is busy. C.He is Tom, my friend.
Nothing can stop us getting the success. (改为同义句)
Nothing can _________ us _________ getting the success.
Every year, lots of people go to visit the Great Wall. The most popular section is Badaling (八达岭). However, during my seven years in China, Badaling never appeared attractive to me—there were too many tourists.
As an adventurous (爱冒险的) hiker, I prefer places that few people visit. One day in May 2000, I chose to visit Simatai. It is surrounded by thick forests and is extremely steep (陡峭的).
At the entrance, I met a group of vendors (小贩). They were selling some postcards. One tiny old woman followed me wherever I went. Finally, I became impatient. I shouted at her and ran away.
As soon as I saw the Great Wall, I felt extremely excited. The old woman had long disappeared from my mind. I raced up the Great Wall.
Then, halfway up, I stopped. Suddenly, I realized I was on a very dangerous path. It was no wider than a meter and there were no “walls”. It came to me that some tourists had fallen to their deaths there.
I felt terribly frightened. A cold wind came up. I stood there alone.
Suddenly, I felt a small hand on my back. A soft voice told me, in Chinese, not to be afraid. It said she would lead me to the top. And so she did—carefully and gently from behind. All the while, she repeated that everything would be fine.
Half an hour later, we reached a safer section. Feeling better, I turned around to see who had been so kind.
It was the old woman. I felt ashamed of myself and gave her a big hug. Later, I bought every one of her postcards. She smiled and took my hands in hers.
1.Where did the writer first meet the old woman?
A.Badaling. B.Halfway up to Simatai.
C.At the entrance. D.On a very dangerous path.
2.Why did the woman follow the writer all the time?
A.Because she wanted to help him.
B.Because she knew the writer would be in danger.
C.She was just a kind woman who wanted to sell postcards.
D.She was a volunteer in fact.
3.How did the woman help the writer?
A.By following him. B.By calming him down.
C.By standing behind him. D.By pushing him from behind.
4.What can we learn from the passage?
A.Where there is a will, there is a way.
B.Many hands make light work.
C.Never judge a book by its cover.
D.He who has never been to the Great wall is not a true man.
A.Mother and son. B.Teacher and student. C.Husband and wife.
The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) began to research and test 5G technology on Jan 7 with the aim of commercializing it by 2020. “The purpose of the research and test is to support the formulation of global 5G standards and boost the development of the telecom industry,” said Cao Shumin, head of a 5G R&D team under the MIIT.
Research and test work will be completed by 2018 and domestic telecom service providers will try to commercialize the 5G technology in the following two years. “China has made progress in the research of some key areas regarding 5G technology,” said MIIT chief engineer Zhang Feng.
China has more than 905 million mobile Internet users and about 380 million are 4G users.
阅读短文，回答下列问题。
1.What’s the purpose of the research?
_______________________________________________
2.What do you think Cao Shumin does?
3.China has made progress in the area of technology, hasn’t it?
4.How many mobile Internet users does China have?
5.What do you think of our country--China?
