一、根据句意和所给中文,写出相应的单词
1. We should do everything (礼貌地) in public.
2. You can't call others' nicknames (除非) they allow you to.
3. In formal situations, you should (称呼) others properly.
4. Chinese people are not used to accept praise (公开地).
5. In the UK, people are usually (高兴) and say "thank you" when they're praised.
6. I've just moved here. I don't have a (亲密的) friend here.
7. Good (礼仪) can help us get along well with others.
8. Last night, Mr Jackson (承诺) to take his son to the zoo this Sunday.
9. Everyone enjoyed the (美味的) food at the party.
10. The (主人) of the birthday party greeted every guest at the door.

1. politely
2. unless
3. address
4. openly
5. pleased
6. close
7. manners
8. promised
9. tasty
10. host

二、用所给单词的适当形式填空
1. It is (polite) to ask people about their age in Britain.
2. The talk will give us a lot of (advise) on table manners.
3. (refuse) an invitation doesn't mean being impolite.
4. The plan is still under (discuss).
5. We should not laugh (loud) in public.
6. Their performance was so (success) that we all cheered for them.
7. You should move quietly through the hall without (trouble) other visitors.
8. We haven't (reply) to him yet.
9. They solved the problem (different).
10. We live in a (peace) village with green trees.

1. impolite
2. advice
3. Refusing
4. discussion
5. loudly
6. successful
7. troubling
8. replied
9. differently
10. peaceful

()1. My father will come back next week.

A.sometimes
B.sometime
C.some times
D.no time

1. B

()2. first Harry Potter book wasn't success.

A.A; a
B.The; a
C.The; /
D.A; /

2. B

()3. Please remember the rules if we want both guests and hosts to be comfortable
.

A.on the table
B.in the table
C.at the table
D.behind the table

3. C