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(
—Yes,nobody can use it they have the password.
A.unless
B.when
C.since
D.if
A
)1. —Is your study account safe?—Yes,nobody can use it they have the password.
A.unless
B.when
C.since
D.if
答案
1. A
(
A.an;/
B.a; the
C.an; the
D.a;/
C
)2. Edward and William are brothers. There is uncommon similarity between two boys.A.an;/
B.a; the
C.an; the
D.a;/
答案
2. C
(
—You mean she him for ten years.
A.married;has got married to
B.got married;has been married to
C.got married;has been married with
D.got married;has got married with
B
)3. —She ten years ago.—You mean she him for ten years.
A.married;has got married to
B.got married;has been married to
C.got married;has been married with
D.got married;has got married with
答案
3. B
二、用括号内所给词的适当形式填空
1. Make sure you follow the instructions to set up the new phone
2. It is
3.
4. She asked to speak
5. Eating dumplings during the Spring Festival is an important
1. Make sure you follow the instructions to set up the new phone
correctly
(correct).2. It is
improper
(proper) to talk loudly on the phone when you are in a library.3.
Congratulations
(congratulate)! You finally got the job.4. She asked to speak
privately
(private) with her manager about the project details.5. Eating dumplings during the Spring Festival is an important
cultural
(culture) tradition in northern China.答案
1. correctly 2. improper
3. Congratulations 4. privately 5. cultural
3. Congratulations 4. privately 5. cultural
三、阅读理解
On our second day in China, we had already been asked to join the school for supper. Nervous and unsure of the food and table manners, we politely agreed.
Coming to China, the thing I was most nervous about was the food, and now my first dining experience would be with the school staff.
In Chinese culture, the most important person sits facing the door. When plates of food started being served, I wished I had worked on my chopstick skills before arriving in China.
Chinese culture is all about being hospitable(好客的). This means ordering lots of food and encouraging you to keep eating. It also means drinking wine or tea. You’ll never have an empty glass.
Chinese people are friendly. They want to learn about you and talk with you about their culture. They like to ask questions, and it is polite to ask them many questions and keep the conversation going.
To my surprise, I discovered something I really enjoyed. The experience itself is quite amazing. I’ve learnt a lot, yet there’s still so much to learn. It surely is different from my culture and way of living, but being in their shoes and seeing life through their eyes has really helped me to understand. And I look forward to discovering more!
(
A. Table manners.
B. The food.
C. The culture.
D. The school.
(
A. She is good at drinking.
B. She likes all kinds of Chinese food.
C. She has been to China more than once.
D. She wasn’t good at using chopsticks.
(
A. Ordering lots of food.
B. Asking guests personal questions.
C. Encouraging the guests to keep eating.
D. Encouraging the guests to drink so often.
(
A. seating rules
B. tipping customs
C. communication habits
D. table hospitality
(
A. A Taste of Chinese Culture
B. Coming Out of My Comfort Zone
C. A Journey That Changed My Life
D. An Adventure in China
On our second day in China, we had already been asked to join the school for supper. Nervous and unsure of the food and table manners, we politely agreed.
Coming to China, the thing I was most nervous about was the food, and now my first dining experience would be with the school staff.
In Chinese culture, the most important person sits facing the door. When plates of food started being served, I wished I had worked on my chopstick skills before arriving in China.
Chinese culture is all about being hospitable(好客的). This means ordering lots of food and encouraging you to keep eating. It also means drinking wine or tea. You’ll never have an empty glass.
Chinese people are friendly. They want to learn about you and talk with you about their culture. They like to ask questions, and it is polite to ask them many questions and keep the conversation going.
To my surprise, I discovered something I really enjoyed. The experience itself is quite amazing. I’ve learnt a lot, yet there’s still so much to learn. It surely is different from my culture and way of living, but being in their shoes and seeing life through their eyes has really helped me to understand. And I look forward to discovering more!
(
B
)1. What was the author most worried about when she came to China?A. Table manners.
B. The food.
C. The culture.
D. The school.
(
D
)2. What can we infer about the author from this passage?A. She is good at drinking.
B. She likes all kinds of Chinese food.
C. She has been to China more than once.
D. She wasn’t good at using chopsticks.
(
B
)3. Which of the following is NOT the way the Chinese try to be hospitable when at table?A. Ordering lots of food.
B. Asking guests personal questions.
C. Encouraging the guests to keep eating.
D. Encouraging the guests to drink so often.
(
B
)4. The passage mentions the following customs EXCEPT .A. seating rules
B. tipping customs
C. communication habits
D. table hospitality
(
A
)5. What’s the best title for this passage?A. A Taste of Chinese Culture
B. Coming Out of My Comfort Zone
C. A Journey That Changed My Life
D. An Adventure in China
答案
1. B 2. D 3. B 4. B 5. A
