一、词汇运用
1. The sad story (打动) all the people in the room yesterday.
2. You can wear (耳机) if you don't want to trouble others.
3. We drew a (圆圈) on the ground to play the game together.
4. I usually don't know how much I should leave as a (小费) after dinner in the USA.
5. The little girl spoke (respect) to the old man and he felt very warm.
6. It's (polite) to talk loudly in the museum or other public places.
7. The park is so (peace) in the morning that many people like to walk there.
8. Close the door (quiet) in case you wake the baby up.

1. moved 2. earphones 3. circle 4. tip 5. respectfully
6. impolite 7. peaceful 8. quietly

二、单项选择
() 1. The true story about the kind firemen all of us deeply. We couldn't stop crying after hearing it.

A.moved
B.changed
C.supported
D.cared

1.A

() 2. — Do you know that it's to point at people with chopsticks in China?
— Yes. We should never do that.

A.serious
B.useful
C.important
D.impolite

2.D

() 3. Jack is always to wait for a long time without getting angry.

A.too patient
B.patient enough
C.enough patient
D.patiently enough

3.B

() 4. You should reply to people's messages to show your good manners although you're not talking face-to-face.

A.quickly
B.respectfully
C.carelessly
D.happily

4.B

() 5. — , but could you show me the way to the bathroom?
— Of course. Just follow the sign over there.

A.Please feel at home
B.Help yourself
C.Attention please
D.Sorry to trouble you

5.D

三、动词填空
1. The movie is so wonderful that I (watch) it twice.
2. Look! How fast the woman (swim)! I didn't know she could swim so fast.
3. I didn't have enough time (finish) the task, so I had to give up.
4. They (learn) a lot about good table manners since last term.
5. I thought you would come on time yesterday, but you left me (wait) for nearly half an hour.
6. By (send) messages to each other, we have learnt a lot of interesting stories about our school.
7. I don't think he (know) me at that time.
8. — How long you (live) in this town?
— Since three years ago.

1. have watched 2. is swimming 3. to finish 4. have learned 5. waiting
6. sending 7. knew 8. have, lived

四、综合填空
Last month, our English teacher gave us a lively lesson about manners in different cultures. She started (1) greeting customs, telling us that people's greeting ways vary (变化) a lot across the world. For example, in some European countries, people usually kiss each other on both cheeks (脸颊) when they meet friends or even acquaintances (熟人). In China, (2) , we prefer shaking hands or nodding gently to show respect, especially when meeting someone for (3) first time.
The teacher addressed the (4) (important) of respecting other cultures. She warned us that without learning about local customs, we might cause misunderstandings (误会). She shared a real story: An (5) (Italy) exchange student once visited our school. When he first met a Chinese girl in our class, he gave her a warm hug as a greeting. The girl felt quite surprised and even a little embarrassed (尴尬的), because (6) (hug) is not a common greeting between strangers in China.
We also discussed table manners in different countries. The teacher (7) (teach) us some practical (实用的) tips: It's polite to say “thank you” when someone serves you food. Besides, eating quietly is a basic rule—making loud noises while chewing (咀嚼) is (8) (polite) everywhere. She added that in Western countries, people should use knives and forks as (9) (quiet) as possible. And when we Chinese use chopsticks, we shouldn't stick them upright in the rice.
After the lesson, we all agreed the tips were helpful. We realized that good manners are a bridge (10) (connect) people from different countries.

1. with 2. however 3. the 4. importance 5. Italian
6. hugging 7. taught 8. impolite 9. quietly
10. connecting/to connect