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阅读理解 　　So now you have a drink, but what about meeting the locals? Pub－goers will indicate in unspoken ways if they are interested in chatting．Pay attention to those who have bought drinks and are still wandering at the bar．Those who have moved to sit at tables are probably not seeking someone to talk to．Look for people with “open” body language, facing outwards and looking around the room．Don't ever introduce yourself with an outstretched hand and a big smile．Natives will not feel comfortable at this situation．The British, quite frankly, do not want to know your name and shake your hand, or at least not until a proper degree of mutual interest has been well established(建立)． 　　Talk generally about the weather, the beer, or the pub(酒店)and at a proper moment, offer your newfound companion a drink．This exchange is the key to feeling part of the pub-goers and getting to know more about Britain than its tourist spots．The ritual of sharing－buying rounds of drinks in turn－is of great importance．This is because the British males are frightened of getting too close to each other．They find it difficult to express friendly interest in other males and they can be somewhat aggressive(侵犯的)in their manner． 　　If you are having British friends or discussing business contracts, one of your hosts will probably buy the first round, and you should be quick to offer the next．The right time to offer to buy a drink is when their glasses are still a quarter full．The words “It's my round－What are you having?” may not be in your phrase book, but it is one of the most useful sentences in the English language． (1) The article was written to ________． [　　] A． advertise British pubs B． introduce drinking in Britain C． tell how to make friends D． relate what to talk with strangers (2) Which of the following is true according to the passage? [　　] A． In a business gathering, the host will probably buy the first round． B． The other party would buy a drink when the host drinks to the bottom up． C． Buying rounds of drinks in turn is not so often in a party． D． The most common topic in talk is discussing business． (3) Which are not proper manners in meeting the British locals? a．Tell your name when meeting others． b．Shake hands warmly with strangers． c．Stand quite close to others． d．Talk to others with a big smile． e．Talk about weather with strangers． [　　] A． bcde B． acde C． abde D． abcd (4) It is implied in the passage that ________． [　　] A． pub－goers are all easy to chat with B． British drinking customs are unacceptable C． proper manners are important in pubs D． it is quite difficult to make friends with British males

Answer 1

答案：1．B;2．A;3．D;4．C;
解析：

(1)	考查主旨大意。文章首句开门见山地提出了所要叙述的话题，由此可判断此项是本文的中心内容。
(2)	考查细节理解。根据最后一段第一句的中间部分可判断此项正确。
(3)	考查细节理解。本题可采用排除法，根据第二段的开头部分可知谈论天气是非常礼貌的行为，而四个选项中只有最后一项没有包括e项。
(4)	解析：考查推理判断。文章介绍了在英国酒店中需要注意的一些不适当行为，并提供了几点有益的建议以便和对方建立融洽的关系，由此可推断此项正确。根据作者的叙述可以推测只要举止得当，和英国人结交朋友并非难事，但本文叙述的只是在酒店中交朋友需要注意的事项，并不能涵盖生活中的方方面面，因此最后一项不恰当。 　　文章大意：众所周知，英国人比较保守，即使在酒店中想结交朋友也绝非易事。入乡随俗，了解他们的文化是最佳之道。