一、完形填空
Tea is to Chinese people what coffee is to Westerners. A host often welcomes his guests by serving them a cup of tea in China. It's a traditional . In Chinese tea culture, there are some to follow. We call them tea manners, just like table manners.
, guests should sit in order of importance from the left-hand side of the host. It that older and superior(地位高的) guests usually sit down first. Don't sit face to face with the host because people think it is impolite. If it is inevitable(不可避免的), children should take this seat.
Secondly, when the host serves guests with tea, guests should the tea cup with both hands. Don't forget to your thanks to the host. In China, finger tapping(敲) is a way to give silent(无声的) thanks to the person pouring tea for you. Do you know to do it? Just tap the table three times with two fingers (sometimes, one or five) each time your cup is filled with tea by another person.
Thirdly, people usually tea in a small cup, because this allows the tea to cool faster. However, no matter what the cup is, don't drink the tea at once.
()1. A. decision B. symbol C. custom
()2. A. rules B. reasons C. changes
()3. A. Firstly B. Lastly C. Suddenly
()4. A. notices B. means C. reminds
()5. A. receive B. refuse C. bring
()6. A. exchange B. express C. realize
()7. A. strange B. common C. difficult
()8. A. how B. when C. why
()9. A. sell B. discover C. serve
()10. A. colour B. size C. form

1.C 2.A 3.A 4.B 5.A 6.B 7.B
8.A 9.C 10.B

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In our global village, cultural exchanges happen every day. Greetings, as a key part of culture, vary(变化) a lot across countries. Here's what you need to know.
In Japan
Bowing is a traditional greeting. The depth of the bow shows different meanings. A small bow is for casual meetings, while a deeper one is for showing great respect, like when meeting elders or business partners. 1.
In France
People often greet with a kiss on the cheek, called "la bise". But the number of kisses varies by region—two, three, or even four in some places! 2. It's polite to follow locals' ways.
In Saudi Arabia
Men might greet by shaking hands and saying polite words. However, women usually don't shake hands with men they don't know well. 3. Respecting such customs helps avoid misunderstandings.
In Brazil
A warm hug or a friendly pat on the back is common among friends. Brazilians are open and love lively greetings. 4. It makes interactions full of energy.
In Australia
Australians are laid-back(轻松的). A simple "G'day" and a handshake (or just a wave) work well. For close friends, a casual hug is also fine. Their greetings match their relaxed lifestyle.
A. This kind of greeting reflects their passion(热情) for life.
B. So, if you see two French people kiss four times, don't be surprised!
C. Learning about these can help you "bow" to others in DPRK(朝鲜).
D. In a business meeting, a proper bow shows you understand Japanese culture.
E. So, men should wait for women to offer a handshake first in some situations.

1.D 2.B 3.E 4.A