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Pubs are an important part of British life. Pubs, formally public houses, are common in towns and villages in England.People usually talk,eat, drink,meet their friends and relax there.You can order soft drinks like orange juice,cola or coffee ,but many people go to pubs to have an alcoholic drink.Many types of alcoholic drinks are available, but the most popular drink is beer.
Traditional English beer comes in a variety of local flavors and is called ‘draught’beer .All draught beer is served from a hand pump on the bar rather than in bottles or cans. Unlike American or other European beers, it is served cool but not cold.Nowadays,a lot of English people enjoy a European beers called lager（淡味啤酒）.This is lighter, more refreshing(清新的) and is served cold. Beer is sold in pint or half-pint glasses (a pint is just over half a litre).When you order a drink, ask for a ‘pint’ or a ‘half’ of the beer you want to try.
There is no waiter service in an English pub.You go to the bar and place your order to the pub staff. They will pour your drinks and pass them to you. They will then tell you how much to pay.You have to pay your drinks there and then. After receiving your change,you can carry your drinks back to a table to enjoy. It is usual for friends to take turns buying drinks for each other.This is known as’buying a round’.
Pubs sell cheap food too.The choice of food ranges(涉及) from small bar snacks such as crisps and peanuts ,to three-course meals.A popular meal during the summer months is a ‘ploughman’s lunch ’.This is a dish of bread ,cheese or ham ,and salad which is served cold.You will often find a pub’s menu written on a blackboard .There may even be daily specials for you to try.
You must be at least 18 years old to buy alcohol(含酒精的饮料)in England. Children under 14 years old are not usually allowed inside a pub, but families with children can sit outside in the garden, known as the beer garden ,when the weather is warm .Parents are allowed to buy soft drinks for their children.
Pubs are places where people go to enjoy themselves .People like to drink, eat ,talk with friends and have a good time.If you go to an English pub ,you will get a true taste of English life.【小题1】Traditional English beer is __________.
| A．served slightly cold | B．served in pint glasses only |
| C．Served by waiters | D．called lager |
【小题2】The bar staff ___________________.| A．are called waiters | B．expect you to tip them |
| C．pour your drinks before you pay | D．pour your drinks after you pay |
【小题3】If you ‘buy a round’,you ______| A．pay for your drinks at the end of a meal |
| B．taste a variety of beers |
| C．share the cost of drinking with friends |
| D．pay for your own drinks |
【小题4】.Pub food _______| A．is cheese or ham | B．doesn’t cost much money |
| C．is called a ‘bar snack’ | D．is special English meal |
【小题5】.Children _________| A．are allowed in pubs | B．can not drink alcohol |
| C．must not eat pub food | D．must buy rounds of drinks |
【小题6】English pubs______| A．serve only alcoholic drinks | B．are for families only |
| C．serve both food and drink | D．are no longer common in England |
Traditional English beer comes in a variety of local flavors and is called ‘draught’beer .All draught beer is served from a hand pump on the bar rather than in bottles or cans. Unlike American or other European beers, it is served cool but not cold.Nowadays,a lot of English people enjoy a European beers called lager（淡味啤酒）.This is lighter, more refreshing(清新的) and is served cold. Beer is sold in pint or half-pint glasses (a pint is just over half a litre).When you order a drink, ask for a ‘pint’ or a ‘half’ of the beer you want to try.
There is no waiter service in an English pub.You go to the bar and place your order to the pub staff. They will pour your drinks and pass them to you. They will then tell you how much to pay.You have to pay your drinks there and then. After receiving your change,you can carry your drinks back to a table to enjoy. It is usual for friends to take turns buying drinks for each other.This is known as’buying a round’.
Pubs sell cheap food too.The choice of food ranges(涉及) from small bar snacks such as crisps and peanuts ,to three-course meals.A popular meal during the summer months is a ‘ploughman’s lunch ’.This is a dish of bread ,cheese or ham ,and salad which is served cold.You will often find a pub’s menu written on a blackboard .There may even be daily specials for you to try.
You must be at least 18 years old to buy alcohol(含酒精的饮料)in England. Children under 14 years old are not usually allowed inside a pub, but families with children can sit outside in the garden, known as the beer garden ,when the weather is warm .Parents are allowed to buy soft drinks for their children.
Pubs are places where people go to enjoy themselves .People like to drink, eat ,talk with friends and have a good time.If you go to an English pub ,you will get a true taste of English life.
小题1:Traditional English beer is __________.| A．served slightly cold | B．served in pint glasses only |
| C．Served by waiters | D．called lager |
小题2:The bar staff ___________________.| A．are called waiters | B．expect you to tip them |
| C．pour your drinks before you pay | D．pour your drinks after you pay |
小题3:If you ‘buy a round’,you ______| A．pay for your drinks at the end of a meal |
| B．taste a variety of beers |
| C．share the cost of drinking with friends |
| D．pay for your own drinks |
小题4:.Pub food _______| A．is cheese or ham | B．doesn’t cost much money |
| C．is called a ‘bar snack’ | D．is special English meal |
小题5:.Children _________| A．are allowed in pubs | B．can not drink alcohol |
| C．must not eat pub food | D．must buy rounds of drinks |
小题6:English pubs______| A．serve only alcoholic drinks | B．are for families only |
| C．serve both food and drink | D．are no longer common in England |
But the three ladies gave her nothing. They only asked, “Tell me, old woman, who of us has the most beautiful hands?” “I shall tell you a little later,” the old woman said and walked away.
A peasant (农民) woman was also sitting by the river. She was poor and her hands were dark because of hard work. The old woman came up to her and said, “I’m hungry. Please give me something to eat. “ The peasant woman took out her a piece of bread and gave a half of it to the old woman.
The old woman ate it and drank some water. Then she took the peasant woman by the hand, brought her before the rich ladies and said, “Now, I shall tell you whose hands are the most beautiful. The hands of the poor peasant woman are dark because of work, but they give me food; they are far more beautiful ,because your hands do nothing. ”
小题1: went to the bank every day.
| A．An old woman | B．Three rich ladies | C．A peasant woman | D．All of them |
| A．Who could be rich |
| B．Who could be the queen |
| C．Whose hands were the most beautiful |
| D．Where they should go |
| A．go home | B．have breakfast |
| C．get something to eat | D．hit them |
| A．A rich lady | B．A peasant woman |
| C．An old woman | D．A child |
| A．The rich ladies’ | B．The old woman’s |
| C．The peasant woman’s | D．All of the above |
of the reform program, it will allow primary schools to enroll students aged under 6, the country's present
age of admission. While some people applaud it, this might not necessarily be a helpful revision.
Once the current six-year-old limitation is cancelled (取消), no parents will want to send their children
to school at that age while other children enter school at younger age. As a result, Chinese children will
have to go to school increasingly early.
The earlier they are sent to school, the less freedom young children will enjoy. They will be thrown into
endless examinations. While their heads become filled with knowledge, their simple happiness will decrease.
This is harmful for their growth, especially when they are thrown into the rigors of a curriculum before
they are five years old.
In countries such as Germany and Australia, parents all hope to send their children to school at an older
age when they have developed more fully physically and psychologically.
The current fixed schooling age is an effective mechanism to protect children against harm brought on
by early schooling. If it is broken, Chinese children might again face a more stressful childhood.
B. 6; 6
C. 5; 5
D. 4; 4
school.
B. perhaps all parents
C. only some parents
D. maybe a half of the parents
B. more freedom
C. less freedom
D. less love
B. learn more foreign languages
C. violate the rules of the school more easily
D. develop better in body and thought
B. doesn't agree the children to go to school younger than 6
C. suggests the Ministry of Education carry out the new program
D. thinks that China should not follow the western countries
Each year, thousands of Chinese middle school students go to study in foreign countries. Recent research shows among 428 middle school students in Shanghai, nearly half of them would like to study abroad(国外). "Chinese children are eager to go abroad to get a wider view, less academic (学业) competition or even family honour," said Chen Yi, a Chinese writer who has lived in the USA for 16 years. "But life in foreign countries can be hard for young people."
"We have to face the culture shock(差异) and language problems," said Hong Guang, a Chinese student in London. However, these are not always the most difficult things to overcome. To most children, controlling themselves when studying alone in a foreign country is a big challenge.
Zhang Jia, a 16-year-old student from Shanghai, entered high school in Melbourne, Australia last October. To his surprise, his teachers there seldom pushed students to study. And usually there wasn't much homework. Some of his friends spent their whole year's money in the first two months of the new term.
"Studying abroad at a young age can help students learn foreign languages quickly and broaden their minds, but students and parents should know about the challenges," Chen said.
(51) What does the research tell us?
A. Half of the students in China would like to study abroad.
B. Half of the students in Shanghai would like to study abroad.
C. Almost half of the students in Shanghai would like to study abroad.
D. Less than 50 percent of the students in China would like to study abroad.
(52) What do Chinese students expect to study abroad Except for?
A. To broaden their mind. B. To get a better job.
C. To get less academic competition. D. To get the family honor.
(53) If students want to study alone in a foreign country, what is the most difficult thing to them?
A. Money. B. Culture shock. C. Language. D. To control themselves well.
(54) Why do students in Australia have more free time than in China?
A. Because teachers never pushed them to study.
B. Because students don't have much homework.
C. Because all the subjects they learn are too easy to them.
D. Because schools give them a lot of play-time.
(55) What's the article mainly about?
A. How to study English well. B. Whether it is good to study abroad.
C. Problems of studying abroad. D. A reach report.
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