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Ⅰ.用括号内所给单词的适当形式填空。
1.Mum warns me not to play near a busy street because it is
2.My brother was reading a book while I
【熟词生义】To our surprise, the museum received thousands of tourists just in one day.
A. 体验 B. 接待 C. 拒绝
3.As soon as I heard you won first prize, I couldn't wait
4.Mike
5.The beautiful Miao embroidery(苗绣) of Guizhou is not just a craft. It is a living expression of ancient
1.Mum warns me not to play near a busy street because it is
unsafe
(safe).2.My brother was reading a book while I
was receiving
(receive) a phone call.【熟词生义】To our surprise, the museum received thousands of tourists just in one day.
B
A. 体验 B. 接待 C. 拒绝
3.As soon as I heard you won first prize, I couldn't wait
to congratulate
(congratulate) you!4.Mike
married
(marry) Susan thirty years ago, and they still live a happy life.5.The beautiful Miao embroidery(苗绣) of Guizhou is not just a craft. It is a living expression of ancient
traditions
(tradition), using a needle and thread(针线) to share the stories of Miao people’s history and beliefs.答案
1.unsafe
2.was receiving；B
3.to congratulate
4.married
5.traditions
2.was receiving；B
3.to congratulate
4.married
5.traditions
Ⅱ.根据中文提示,补全英语译文。每空限填一词,缩写算一词。
英语课堂上,你们小组正围绕“Cultural Differences”进行讨论,请补全内容要点。
6.当地的习俗对我来说如此陌生,以至于起初我有些紧张。
The local customs were
7.用餐时,主人友善地提醒我把胳膊肘从餐桌上拿下来。
The host kindly reminded me to
8.我还需要习惯在进屋前脱鞋。
I also needed to be used
9.与我的文化不同,这里的人们见面时通常鞠躬而非握手。
Unlike my culture, people here usually bow instead of
10.在给家人写信讲述了这些习俗后,我期待能很快收到他们的回信。
After writing to my family about these customs, I'm looking forward to
英语课堂上,你们小组正围绕“Cultural Differences”进行讨论,请补全内容要点。
6.当地的习俗对我来说如此陌生,以至于起初我有些紧张。
The local customs were
so
unfamiliar to me that
I felt a bit nervous at first.7.用餐时,主人友善地提醒我把胳膊肘从餐桌上拿下来。
The host kindly reminded me to
keep
my elbows off
the table during the meal.8.我还需要习惯在进屋前脱鞋。
I also needed to be used
to
taking
off my shoes before entering the house.9.与我的文化不同,这里的人们见面时通常鞠躬而非握手。
Unlike my culture, people here usually bow instead of
shaking
hands
when meeting.10.在给家人写信讲述了这些习俗后,我期待能很快收到他们的回信。
After writing to my family about these customs, I'm looking forward to
hearing
from
them soon.答案
6.so; that
7.keep; off
8.to taking
9.shaking hands
10.hearing from
7.keep; off
8.to taking
9.shaking hands
10.hearing from
Ⅲ.完形填空。
My name is Fred, from the US. I'm a man in my forties, but this is my first time in Japan. One day, some friends invited me to 11. At first, I was happy to learn to use chopsticks 12 from them, but later problems started.
That day, I had a cold. I felt uncomfortable with 13 nose, so I turned around and blew(擤) my nose. My friends looked at me in surprise. They explained that in Japan, it is 14 to blow your nose in public, especially at table. I felt a bit 15 for not knowing such a basic cultural rule.
Another embarrassing moment came when I was trying to stick my 16 into my bowl of rice. One friend quickly said, "Don't do that. Just leave them on the table." Later, I found that sticking chopsticks into rice means death in Japanese culture!
The next time I needed to blow my nose, I 17 for the restroom(洗手间). When I came back, I noticed there were some small bowls with water on the table. Thinking it was a kind of drink, I started drinking it before it got cold. Then I saw some of my friends 18 their mouths, trying not to laugh. "What's wrong?" I asked. "It's for washing your fingers," a friend said. For a moment, I didn't know 19 to laugh or cry.
From then on, I decided to learn more about local table 20. I didn't really want such embarrassing things to happen again.
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My name is Fred, from the US. I'm a man in my forties, but this is my first time in Japan. One day, some friends invited me to 11. At first, I was happy to learn to use chopsticks 12 from them, but later problems started.
That day, I had a cold. I felt uncomfortable with 13 nose, so I turned around and blew(擤) my nose. My friends looked at me in surprise. They explained that in Japan, it is 14 to blow your nose in public, especially at table. I felt a bit 15 for not knowing such a basic cultural rule.
Another embarrassing moment came when I was trying to stick my 16 into my bowl of rice. One friend quickly said, "Don't do that. Just leave them on the table." Later, I found that sticking chopsticks into rice means death in Japanese culture!
The next time I needed to blow my nose, I 17 for the restroom(洗手间). When I came back, I noticed there were some small bowls with water on the table. Thinking it was a kind of drink, I started drinking it before it got cold. Then I saw some of my friends 18 their mouths, trying not to laugh. "What's wrong?" I asked. "It's for washing your fingers," a friend said. For a moment, I didn't know 19 to laugh or cry.
From then on, I decided to learn more about local table 20. I didn't really want such embarrassing things to happen again.
(
C
)11.A. hang out B. work out C. eat out(
B
)12.A. terribly B. correctly C. nicely(
C
)13.A. his B. her C. my(
A
)14.A. improper B. informal C. unsafe(
A
)15.A. embarrassed B. bored C. excited(
B
)16.A. spoons B. chopsticks C. forks(
C
)17.A. waited B. prepared C. left(
B
)18.A. open B. cover C. check(
A
)19.A. whether B. how C. when(
C
)20.A. secrets B. services C. manners答案
11-15 CBCAA
16-20 BCBAC
16-20 BCBAC
