【正文】 kie. 68. From the passage, we know we should ___________. A. not drink too much while having tea B. not make any noise while having tea C. keep smiling and talking D. not ask for a second cup until you finish the first cup 69. It can be inferred from the passage that ___________. A. you have to drink all of the tea even if it’s a little bitter. B. follow tea party manners when you are at an English tea party C. it’s impolite to drink tea while eating D. good manners are very important 70. If it’s the first time for you to go to an English tea party, you’d better __________. A. try to make yourself at home B. ask the host what you should pa y attention to C. ask other people who have already been to a party like this D. not get nervous or drink more 六、 完成對話（ 5 分） （ Ling Ling 要去英國學習，她向她的網(wǎng)友Mary 了解英國的有關禮儀。你的一位外國筆友(Jennifer)即將到你的家中做客 ,請以書信形式簡要向她介紹一下當?shù)卮私游锏娘L俗習慣(customs)和餐桌禮儀 (table manners)。 要求 : ,語法規(guī)范 。 should h ave +done。 should。fork。 presents。 point。 breadandbutter first, then cake if there is any. Another piece of advice: Do not put more than one piece of bread or cake on your plate at the same time. Choose the best answer according to t he passage: 1. Afternoon tea is usually served with ______. A. tea only B. tea and some food C. tea, dessert and meat D. cake and bread 2. If you want to have afternoon tea in a friend’s home, _______. A. it is necessary for you to send a message B. you should wait for his invitation C. it is impolite for you to go there without taking anything with you D. it is unnecessary for you to call him or send a message 3. In the passage, ―drop in ―means ―_________‖. A. pay an informal visit B. fall down C. drink at a friend’s home D. break 4. It’s impolite for you ______. A. help yourself to cake first B. share a cup with your friend C. put more than one piece of bread or cake on your plate once D. all of the above 5. Which of the following is NOT true? A. Afternoon tea is often taken in the sittingroom. B. The members of the family often share a cup and saucer, a spoon, etc. C. Afternoon tea is usually taken between lunch and supper. D. Help yourself to breadandbutter before cake if there is any. （ C） Some British and American people like to invite friends for a meal at home. You should not be upset（ 不安的 ） if your English friends don’t invite you home. It doesn’t mean they don’t like you. Dinner parties usually start between 7 and 8 . and end at about 11. Ask your hosts（ 主人 ）what time you should arrive. It’s polite to bring flowers, chocolates or a bottle of wine as a gift. Usually the evening starts with drinks and snacks（ 小吃 ） . If you want to be extra polite, say how much you like the room, or the pictures on the wall. But remember－ it’s not polite to ask how much things cos In many families, the husband sits at one of the table and the wife sits at the other end. They eat with their guests. You’ll probably start the meal with soup or something small, then you’ll have meat or fish with vegetables, and then dessert（甜點心） , followed by coffee. It’s polite to finish everything on your plate and to take more if you want it. Did you enjoy the evening? Call your hosts the next day, or write them a short ―thank you‖ letter. British and American people like to say ―thank you, thank, thank you‖ all the time! 1. If your English friend doesn’t invite you to dinner at home, it means he or she ______. A. doesn’t like you B. likes you C. can’t a fford to do so D. is too busy 2. It’s impolite ______. A. to ask about the price of a certain thing B. to say ―thank you‖ to hosts C. take nothing with you when you are invited to dinner D. to eat up everything on your plate 3. The meal ends with _______ usually. A. soup B. coffee C. meat or fish D. dessert 4. When you are invited to a dinner party, you’d better _______. A. ask what time you should arrive B. take your wife with you C. drink as more as possible D. eat more snacks as you can 5. Which of the following is true? A. The hosts like the people who sit closer to them. B. The hosts like the people who ask them time, price, age, etc. C. The husband and the wife usually sit together. D. You can call your host the next day or write a letter of thanks after that. 五 . 寫作 請你寫一篇文章來介紹一下中國一些方面的風俗習慣，可以包括以下這些方面： eating meals with other people 題 2 person 泛指人。 題 3 try to：盡力，企圖，試圖； want to：想要； has to：不得不 。 題 5 usually ：經(jīng)常； never：從不； sometime：某一時刻（ sometimes：時常； sometime：一段時間； some times：若干次）； still：仍然。 題 7 in public：（固定詞組）在公眾場合。 題 9 should：用于現(xiàn)在時的句子，表示應該 題 10 at the time：當場道歉或課后致歉，所以表示選擇應用 or。re supposed to shake hands Ⅰ . seat, sit 辨析： seat 和 sit 作為動詞，都可以表示 ―就座 ‖的意思。例如： He is seated between Jack and Tom. 她坐在杰克和湯姆之間。 Please be seated. (=Please seat yourself.)請坐。 seat 作名詞用時，構成 take a seat 短語，此短語較 sit down 更正式、委婉、禮貌。例 如： Take your seat, please.請坐。 1. I found him seating there. 2. She sat her baby on her knees. 3. Please take a sit, the manager will soon be here. 4. ―Please seat you‖, the teacher said. 5. Hu Peng seated beside me in every class. 參考答 案： 1. seating→seated/sitting 2. sat→seated 3. sit→seat 4. you→yourself 5. seated→sat Ⅱ . arrive, reach, get to 辨析： arrive, reach, get to 三者都有 ―到達 ‖的意思。一般說來，到達的是一個大地方，如洲、國家、大城市等 ，用介詞 in，如果到達的是較小的地方，如車站、學校、村莊等，用介詞 at； reach 是及物動詞，后面直接跟表示地點的詞； get 是不及物動詞，應借助介詞 to， ―get to＋地名 ‖是一個較普通的口頭用法（ get to 后面直接加地點名詞）；另外， arrive at/in, get to 后面跟 home, here, there等這樣的副詞時，應將它們的介詞去掉。例如： When did you arrive in Paris? 你是什么時候到達巴黎的？ The train arrived at the station. 火車到