I love eating delicious food. For breakfast, I'm going to eat fried 1. ______(鸡蛋) with toast. In the afternoon, I'm going to have a 2. ______(三明治) with cheese and vegetables. Later, I want to make a 3. ______(沙拉) with fruits and nuts. In the evening, I'm going to the 4. ______(餐馆) to try some new dishes. I also enjoy baking 5. ______(蛋糕) with my mother on weekends. I like 6. ______(吃) my favorite food, which is pizza. Sometimes, I also 7. ______(喝) fruit juice after dinner. I think food can make me feel 8. ______(快乐). I always try to eat 9. ______(健康) meals to stay strong. What about you? Do you like 10. ______(做饭)?

1. eggs 2. sandwich 3. salad 4. restaurant 5. cakes 6. eating 7. drink
8. happy 9. healthy 10. cooking

Dining out in the West and dining out in China are very different.
In the West, people eat very personally (个人地). They do not often 1 their food. When a plate 2 in a French restaurant or US diner, it is for one person. They want to know 3 they are going to eat, and 4 they should pay. Unless it's someone's treat (请客), each diner usually only 5 for his or her share.
But people are often generous (慷慨的) about 6 waiters. What are the rules about tipping? You tip more or 7 depending on how good the service (服务) was. But it's usually about 10 percent of the bill.
In China, 8 out to eat is more lively. Food is 9 around and shared. Yet paying is not shared. The 10 that people argue (争吵) for paying the bill seems strange to Westerners.
() 1. A. share B. borrow C. enjoy D. eat
() 2. A. gets B. reaches C. arrives D. returns
() 3. A. where B. how C. when D. what
() 4. A. how much B. how many C. how old D. how long
() 5. A. costs B. takes C. spends D. pays
() 6. A. calling B. tipping C. helping D. asking
() 7. A. less B. slower C. cheaper D. worse
() 8. A. sending B. leaving C. going D. taking
() 9. A. put B. sold C. passed D. bought
() 10. A. road B. face C. look D. way

1—5 ACDAD 6—10 BACCD