阅读理解。     From the time we were babies we have been taught manners. We are taugh

阅读理解。     From the time we were babies we have been taught manners. We are taugh

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阅读理解。     From the time we were babies we have been taught manners. We are taught how to hold a knife and fork
and not to talk with our mouths full. We are taught how to shake hands and when to stand and when to sit
and the way to introduce people.
     Sometimes good manners in one place are very bad manners somewhere else. Almost everywhere eating
together means that people are very friendly to each other. But in parts of Polynesia (波利尼西亚) it is bad
manners to be seen eating beside each other. So they politely turn their backs to each other when they are
taking food.
     Some East Africans spit four times as a kind of blessing (祝福). They do it to show that they want a sick
person to get well, or to bless a new-born baby. In most other places,spitting means something completely
different. It usually shows an unhealthy habit. In many countries,it may mean that you hate someone.
     When we go to visit someone we say "Hello!"Or "How are you?" or things like that. But if you are visiting
an East African village, everyone will be very careful not to pay attention to you. The polite thing there will be
for you to go quietly, without speaking to anyone, and sit beside your friend. You should wait until he has
finished what he is doing and then he will begin talking to you.
     In a village in Arab, a visitor will walk behind all the tents until he gets to the one he wants to visit. If he
passes in front, he will be invited into each tent and asked to eat. It is rude to refuse. 1. From this passage we know _____. A. it"s good manners to use a knife and fork to eat
B. it"s bad manners to stand and talk
C. it"s good manners not to talk with our mouths full
D. how to shake hands when we introduce people 2. In many places,spitting may mean _____. A. you give a new-born baby the blessing
B. you want a sick person to get well
C. you hate someone
D. you show your love to your relatives or friends 3. If you visit an East African village, you _____. A. should say "Hello!" or "How are you?" to others
B. should talk to the villagers quietly
C. should be very careful and not to pay any attention to others
D. must wait until your friend has finished his work and then begin to talk to him
答案
1-3 CCD
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阅读理解。     People live around the world. They like to have celebrations (庆祝活动). In China, people celebrate New
Year. New Year is in January or February. They wear red clothes because red is the color that will bring joy.
Chinese children get money in red envelopes for the new year. In Gambia (冈比亚), people celebrate
Independence Day (独立日). It is in February. They wear bright clothes and play music at the celebration. In
England, people celebrate May Day. May Day is in May. They wear pretty clothes to celebrate the coming
spring. The children like to dance on this day. In America, people celebrate Thanksgiving Day (感恩节). It"s
in November. They have a very big dinner with their families or friends. They eat turkeys (火鸡) and a lot of
other delicious food. They have a long talk after the dinner.                                      Celebrations Around the World
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1._______Celebrations Months Clothes
China New Year January or February2._______
Gambia Independence Day 3._______bright clothes
England 4._______May pretty clothes
5._______Thanksgiving Day November /
阅读理解。
                                                                   Happy New Years!
     Today is March 17th. About two and a half months ago, I said "Happy New Year!" to many of my friends.
About fifty days ago, I said the same thing to some other friends. In about four days, I"ll say the same wishes
to yet another group of friends. I"ll do the same thing in July and also in September. "How can that be?" you
might ask (if you "re from Western Europe or the Americas). "Everyone knows that New Year"s Day is in
January!"
     In fact, the date of New Year"s Day depends on the calendar (日历)-and I have friends who use one or
more of five different calendars to keep track of at least part of their lives:
●January 1st: New Year"s Day on the Western/international calendar
●In January or February (in 2006, January 29th): New Year"s Day on the Chinese calendar (China, Korea, and
a few other places)
●March 21st: New Year"s Day on the traditional Persian (波斯)calendar
●Mid-July (usually the 16th): New Year"s Day on the Islamic (穆斯林) calendar
●September: New Year"s Day on most Eastern Orthodox Church (东正教) calendars (Central and Eastern
Europe) and, usually, on the Jewish calendar.
     And these are just the New Year"s Days that I know about! As a matter of fact, there are probably even
more!
1. The first time the writer said, "Happy New Year!" was about January 1st. The second time was on or
    after _____.
A. February 28th
B. the middle of March
C. January 29th
D. March 21st
2. The writer will say "Happy New Year" around March 21st to some friends.
A. Chinese
B. Korean
C. Persian
D. Eastern Orthodox
3. According to the passage, we can infer that the exact (准确的) dates for the two New Year"s Days in
    September are _____.
A. probably different
B. not always in September
C. probably the same
D. after September
4. The meaning of "keep track of" is _____.
A. understand
B. choose
C. manage
D. forget
5. The Chinese calendar is used _____.
A. only in China B. in several different places
C. only in China and Korea
D. all over the world
6. The word "Years" in the title of this article _____.
A. means that January 1st is at different times on different calendars
B. is a mistake and should be "Year"
C. is used because New Year"s Day is at different times on different calendars
D. means that the writer was polite
阅读理解。
     Most English people have three names: a first name, a middle name and a family name. For example, my
full name is Ann Allan Green. Green is my family name. Ann and Allan are my given names. People don"t use
their middle names very much. So we can say Ann Green. We can say Miss Green or Mrs Green. But we
can"t say Miss Ann or Mrs Ann. It"s different from (与…不同) Chinese names. In China the first name is the
family name and the last name is the given name.
1. In China, the first name is the  _______.
A. given name
B. family name
C. middle name
D. full name
2. In English-speaking countries (讲英语的国家), the first name is the  _______.
A. given name
B. family name
C. middle name
D. full name
3. In English, the last name is the _______.
A. given name
B. family name
C. middle name
D. full name
4. The teacher"s name is Mary Joan Read. You can say  _______.
A. Miss Read
B. Miss Mary
C. Miss Joan
D. Mr Read
缺词填空。
     Peter is a teacher in a middle school in Shanghai. He (1)t_______ English. He is (2)f_______ America. His
parents aren"t in China. They (3)a_______ in America.
     Shanghai is very nice and Peter likes it very (4)m_______His school is very nice, (5)t_______. The other
teachers and the students are (6)a_______ very friendly. On Sundays Peter often (7)g_______ to the parks
with some Chinese friends. Peter can (8)s_______ much Chinese. He often (9)t_______ with Chinese people.
He is very (10)h_______ in China.
阅读理解。
     Dragon Boat Festival is a funny Chinese holiday. Usually, it"s around June or July. Both children and adults
like this holiday.
     First, there are dragon boat races. Dragon boats are very long. They are painted in bright colours. In each
boat, there are many people rowing. There"s also somebody beating a drum (击鼓). The winners of the races
can get a lot of money.
     During Dragon Boat Festival, people also eat a special kind of rice dumplings. To make one of these rice
dumplings, people prepare meat, vegetables and other things. Then they can make different flavors of
dumplings. Some are sweet, and some are salty (咸的). They all taste good. People give them to friends.
     On the evening of the holiday, families have a big meal together. Dragon Boat Festival is a great time for
everybody.
1. When is Dragon Boat Festival? 
A. Every June fifth.
B. Twice a year.
C. It"s around June or July.
D. In winter.
2. How do Chinese people celebrate the festival?
A. Eating mooncakes.
B. Eating rice dumplings.
C. Holding dragon boat races.
D. Both B and C.
3. Which of the following about dragon boats is TRUE?
A. They are very long.
B. They have many flowers.
C. They are full of flags.
D. Babies often row them.
4. The meaning of the word "flavors" in Chinese is _________.
A. 风情
B. 情趣
C. 味道
D. 特点
5. Which is NOT the way (方式) to celebrate Dragon Boat Festival?
A. Having a big meal together.
B. Eating jiaozi and wonton (馄饨).
C. In memory of (纪念) Qu Yuan.
D. Holding dragon boat races.