新人教版英語(yǔ)九年《unit 12 you’re supposed to shake hands》單元測(cè)試-全文預(yù)覽
【正文】 t Mean in English and Chinese C That little “a” with a circle around it is most monly used as the “at” symbol. The symbol is usually found in addresses. Surprisingly though, there is no official (官方的 ) name for this symbol, there are lots of strange ways to describe the symbol. Before the symbol became the popular symbol for , it was used to show the cost of something. For example, if you bought 6 apples, you might write 6 apples $ each. As is being more and more popular, the symbol or the “at” sign is used between a person’s online user name and his mail server address, for example, . The symbol’s use on the Inter made it necessary for people to put this symbol on keyboards in the countries that had never seen or used the symbol before. The actual origin (起源 ) of the symbol remains a mystery. According to an ancient western legend, during the Middle Ages before the invention of the printing press (印刷機(jī) ), every letter of a word had to be written by hand for each copy of a book. The monks (僧侶 ) looked for ways to make the letters of mon words less. Although the word “at” was quite short, it was quite a mon word in texts and documents. As a result, they circled around “a” and created . 根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，選擇最佳選項(xiàng)。 51. The mother gave her baby a _________(親吻 ) on the forehead. 52. You can’t run on a ___________(吃飽的 ) stomach. 53. Would you please take out the _________(垃圾 )? 54. What’s your attitude t_________ this matter? 55. Imagine how I was angry when he p________ at me with his chopsticks. Ⅵ . 情景交際 (共 10小題，每小題 1分，計(jì) 10分 ) 在對(duì)話的空白處填寫恰當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~，使對(duì)話完整、正確。 要點(diǎn)提示： 1. food 2. things used for eating with 3. eating etiquette (like whether people can make some noise when eating) 詞語(yǔ)提示： differences, prefer, steak (肉排 ), make a loud noise, rude, … Key： 15 BCCAB 610 CBCDC 1115 BDABA 1620 ACDBD 2125 ABCAD 2630 DDBCC 3135 CDDAB 3640 DCBDA 4145 DACBC 4650 BEADC 51. kiss 52. full 53. rubbish 54. towards 55. pointed 56. supposed 57. nothing 58. something 59. follow / do 60. chopsticks 61. stick 62. why 63. used 64. noises 65. way One possible version: There are many differences in eating habits between China and Western countries. Firstly, Chinese people eat rice, noodles, vegetables and meat w hile Western people prefer bread, milk, salad and steak. Secondly, Westerners are used to eating with a knife and fork, but the Chinese eat with chopsticks. Thirdly, Westerners don’t make a loud noise during meals. They think it is rude. But it is mon for the Chinese to talk with family and friends while having dinner. 。 Lily: This Saturday I’m going to a Japanese friend’s house for dinner. I’m so nervous, because this is my first meal in a Japanese house. Am I (56) to do anything special? Rose: There’s (57) to be nervous about. Just be yourself. Lily: Oh, e on! There must be (58) special. Am I supposed to bow when I see them? Rose: You can just (59) what they do. If they bow, you should do so, too. Lily: OK. What about the meal? Am I supposed to eat with (60) ? Rose: Yes, they’ll probably have them at the table. By the way, do you know you should not (61) your chopsticks into your rice? Lily: No, I don’t. That’s (62) I ask you these questions. Is a spoon (63) for drinking their soup? Rose: Sometimes, but they can drink it from the bowl. They can make (64) when drinking their soup. Lily: Why do they do that? Rose: I guess it’s just
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