一、根据句意及汉语提示填写单词
1. (咖喱)is a very popular dish in many countries and it has a strong taste.
2. It's (粗鲁的)to talk loudly in the library.
3. He accidentally hit his (手肘)on the door and it felt very sore.
4. He held his hands together with (手掌)facing each other in a traditional greeting.
5. The baby is learning how to use a (叉子)to pick up his food by himself.

1. Curry 2. rude 3. elbow 4. palms 5. fork

二、在空白处填入适当的词或用括号中所给单词的适当形式填空
1. The (manner)of different countries are quite different.
2. The problem is so (confuse)that I can't understand it.
3. There is a (serve)of rice on the plate.
4. It's (proper)to speak with your mouth full.
5. She (sit)up straight when the teacher came in.
6. In a Chinese restaurant, the waiter usually brings you a pair of (chopstick)and a spoon.
7. In China, it's (common)to start eating before the oldest person at the table.
8. You can't enter the museum you have a ticket.
9. My mum told me to keep the wet floor because I might slip and fall.
10. The movie we watched last night told a wonderful story about an (India)girl and her family.

1. manners 2. confusing 3. serving 4. improper 5. sat 6. chopsticks 7. uncommon 8. unless 9. off 10. Indian

三、句子翻译
1. 在中国，人们吃饭时通常用筷子。

2. 在英国，除非主人邀请，否则不要在吃饭时先动刀叉。

3. 他的行为如此粗鲁，以至于没人想要和他交朋友。

4. 当你和别人分享食物时，你应该使用公筷。

5. 我们应该保持手肘远离餐桌，这是恰当的餐桌礼仪。

1. In China, people usually use chopsticks when eating.
2. In the UK, don't start using a fork and knife unless the host invites you to.
3. His behaviour is so rude that no one wants to make friends with him.
4. You should use serving chopsticks when you share food with others.
5. We should keep our elbows off the table. It's proper table manners.

一、阅读短文，选择正确答案
Dear David,
How are you these days? Today I'm going to tell you something between me and my good friend. Last year, my good friend Carlos invited me to his birthday party. At his party I saw my first pinata(彩罐). It looked like an animal and was full of candies. People put it on the ceiling(天花板). Carlos hit the pinata until it broke. All the candies fell on the floor, and we had a great time eating candies. Everyone shared. It was fun!
Carlos's birthday party also got me thinking about how kids in other places celebrate birthdays.
Did you know that in Vietnam kids do not celebrate on birthdays? Instead, on New Year's Day, all the kids celebrate their birthdays. Parents give kids red envelopes with lucky money in them.
In South Africa, kids do not celebrate every birthday. However, on their 21st birthday, their parents make a key. It can be made of paper or wood. Parents give their child this key. It is a sign from the parents that the child can now “unlock the door to their future life”.
In Japan, children get a new set of clothes on their birthdays. While in Italy, adults pull children's ears—one pull for each year.
My friend Carlos also helps me to know more in many other ways. Do you have such an experience with your friends?
Linda
1. What's in the “pinata” on Carlos's birthday?()
A. Water.
B. Candies.
C. Money.
D. Keys.
2. What does the underlined sentence most probably mean?()
A. The kids are old enough to face their future.
B. It's time for parents to give their kids a good future.
C. Kids don't need to face their future by themselves.
D. Kids can have a better future with their parents' help.
3. What will adults do on children's birthday in Italy?()

4. What will David probably do next?()
A. He will say “Happy Birthday” to Carlos.
B. He will send Linda a gift.
C. He will come and celebrate his birthday with Linda.
D. He will write something between his friend and him.

1—4 BACD