()9. —I don’t know how to behave at a western dinner party.
—. I can tell you some rules.

A.Don’t worry
B.Of course
C.You’re welcome
D.That’s right

9.A

()10. He got up early he could catch the early bus.

A.so that
B.until
C.although
D.because

10.A

()11. it was raining, they still went out for a walk.

A.Because
B.Although
C.If
D.When

11.B

()12. —Must I finish my homework now?
—No, you . You can do it later.

A.mustn't
B.don't have to
C.can't
D.shouldn't

12.B

()13. You bow when you meet someone for the first time in Japan.

A.should
B.could
C.may
D.might

13.A

()14. You smoke here. Look at the sign.

A.can
B.may
C.mustn't
D.don't have to

14.C

()15. To stay healthy, you eat more vegetables.

A.should
B.can
C.could
D.all of the above

15.D

二、选词填空。

Last year, I went to 1. my cousin in South Korea. I was excited but also worried about the 2. between China and South Korea.
On the first day, when I met my cousin’s family, they 3. me with a deep bow. I didn’t know what to do at first, so I just stood there. Then my cousin told me that bowing is a 4. way to greet people there.
Later, I learned that in South Korea, people also pay attention to how to 5. at the table. For example, you shouldn’t start eating before the elders. And you shouldn’t talk loudly while eating.
One day, we went to a park. I met a local girl. She was very 6. and wanted to make friends with me. She tried to 7. me, but I remembered that in South Korea, people usually don’t hug strangers. So I bowed to her instead. She smiled and said I was 8..
I stayed there for a month. During that time, I learned many 9.. I realized that understanding other cultures can help us get on well with people from 10. countries.

1. visit 2. differences 3. greeted 4. polite 5. behave 6. friendly 7. hug
8. polite 9. customs 10. different