(   ) 5. —What was the biggest challenge when

you were first inFrance?

—Well! I really didn’t know       at the dinner table.

A. what to behave B. when to behave

C. where to behave D. how to behave

(   ) 4. After you have finished    the test, please

     your paper with  your partner and check the answers each other.

A. receive    B. review

C. exchange    D. admire

(   ) 3. I like all the subjects       science. I

think it’s too difficult.

A. besides    B. except

C. but    D. with

(   ) 2. —What do    you    usually    have for breakfast?

—I used to        dumplings. But these days I’m used to        bread and

milk.

A. eat; have    B. eating;    having

C. eat; having    D. eating;    have

(   ) 1 . —How are   you   getting    along with your English?

—Not bad. Now I can      understand

what the teacher says in class.

A. hardly    B. gradually

C. never    D. specially

  (   ) 5. —Satoshi，can you tell me about the table manners inJapan?

  —Sure, it’s       to    point at anyone

  with your chopsticks.

A. polite    B. proper

C. strict    D. rude

 (   ) 4. —Tom, you are supposed to come to

  school on time, but you are always       time.

  —Sorry, Sir. I’ 11 try not to be late for  school again.

  A. worried    about    B. pleased    with

  C. relaxed    about    D. strict    with

 (   ) 3. Table manners inChinaare different    from

       inAmerica.

 A. this    B. that

 C. those    D. it

 (   ) 2. She was very       ， and everybody liked her.

A. rude     B. polite

C. strict    D. nervous

  (   ) 1. He became a waiter and his job was to

serve at      .

A. play    B. school

C. table    D. work