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Koreanfriendswhentheyvisitedourhome.

Dodifferentcultureshavedifferentideasastowhatispolite?

Yes,definitely.Inhighschool,Iwasexpectedtolookstraightintheeyesofmyteachersandtotalkopenlywiththem.ButwhenKoreansspoketome,Iwasexpectedtolookatmyfeetandtobeshyandsilent.

Doyouthinkthathavingtwopersonalitiesmakesyouaricherperson?

Yes,butsometimesIdon'

tknowwhoIam.

Exercise1

1.F2.F3.T4.F5.T6.T

Exercise2

1）outsideworld2）athome3）wavehello4）bow

5）lookstraightintheeyesof6）openly7）lookatmyfeet

8）shyandsilent

ListeningII

Iamaverysensitiveperson,andthat'

sgoodtoapoint.Ifeeleveryoneshouldbeabletofeelorunderstandwhatothersaregoingthrough.Butwhenyouhurt,cry,orareunhappyforpeopleyoudon'

tknow,orforamoviethatisnotreal,thenIthinkthat'

salittletoosensitive.That'

sthewayIam.

Iamaveryindependentperson.Imustdothingsformyself.Idon'

tlikepeopledoingthingsforme,orhelpingme,orgivingmethings.It'

snotthatIdon'

tappreciateit,becauseIdo.Ijustfeelthatwhensomeonedoessomethingforyou,youowethem,andifthereisonethingIdon'

tliketofeel,it'

sthatIoweanyoneanything.

IthinkIwouldbeagoodfriend.IwoulddoalmostanythingforsomeoneIlike,andwouldshareorgiveanythingIhave.I'

mverycaringandunderstanding.Peopletrustmewiththeirsecrets,andthey'

rerightfordoingsobecauseInevertellanysecretthatistoldtome.I'

malwaystheretohelpinanywaythatIcan.Allyouhavetodoisask.

Ienjoylifeandpeople,whichmakesmefeelgood.IfindfuninalmosteverythingIdo（excepthousework）.Iliketowatchpeople,talktothem,andbearoundthem.ItmakesnodifferencewhetherIagreeordisagreewithwhattheyfeel,orhowtheylive,orwhattheylooklike,orwhatagetheyare.Ijustenjoylearningandbeingawareofeverythingandeveryonearoundme.

1.sensitive/caringindependent/understanding

2.goodfriend3.lifepeople4.learningbeingaware

1.B2.C3.A4.D5.B

PartThreeMoreListening

PracticeOne

Tom:

Hey,Bill.Doyouhaveanyplansforthisweekend?

Bill:

Yeah,Tom.CindyandIaregoingice-skatingonSaturday.

Oh.

Whydoyouask?

Well,Ithoughtyoumightwanttocomeoverandstudyfornextweek'

schemistrytest.

Study?

!

Noway.Hey,whatifItrytofixyouupwithCindy'

ssister,Kristi.Wecoulddouble-date.She'

sreallyoutgoing,bright,andfunnytoo.

Hey,Istillrememberthegirlyoufixedmeupwithlasttime.Shewasverymoodyandself-centered.Shecouldn'

tstoptalkingabouthowgreatshewas.I'

mnotsureifIcantrustyou,"

Mr.Matchmaker"

.

Ohcomeon.SoImadeamistakelasttime.Cindy'

ssisterisreallydifferent.

Well,whatdoesshelooklike?

Ah.Looksaren'

timportant.Shehasawonderfulpersonality.

Right.

Okay.Shehaslongwavyblondhairandblueeyes.She'

sofmediumheight,justalittleshorterthanyouare.

Goon.

Shehasagreatfigure,anicecomplexion,andshehasasexyvoice.Oh,andshehasatattooofaneagleonherarm.

Awhat?

No,justkidding.Bytheway,shewastherunner-upintheMissCaliforniaBeautyPageanttwoyearsago.Well,you'

reprobablynotinterested.

No,wait!

Ah,justforgetIevermentionedit.

No,I'

minterested!

1.ice-skating2.chemistry3.outgoingbrightfunny

4.moodyself-centered5.wavyblondmediumheight

6.unner-up

Exercise2

1.T2.F3.T4.F5.F6T

PracticeTwo

David:

Barbara,beforeyougo,couldyoutellmeaboutthesestudentsthatarecomingintomyclass?

Barbara:

Oh,yes.Now,letmethink,well,there'

s...er...Paul.He'

satall,slimladwithfairhair.Veryfriendlyface,lovelysmile...He'

sparticularlygoodwithgroupactivities,andhe'

saveryhelpfulpersontohaveintheclassandveryhelpfulwiththeotherstudents.Hespeaksfluently,butdoesmakealotofmistakes!

Hedoesn'

tseemtomindmakingmistakes.Heasksalotofquestions...er...hetendstospeakfirstandthinklater.Buthe'

sgotlotsofinterestingideas.

Good.

Ah...Susan...Susan.Now,she'

sverylively,quick,andverybright.ShetalksallthetimebutnotalwaysinEnglish.

What?

Isshedifficultoranything?

No...she'

squiteyoungbutshedoesbehaveinquiteagrown-upwayreallyforherage.Itcanbeabitdifficulttoactuallyshutherupsometimesandmakeherlistentoyou.

Ah,right.

She'

sverynice.Shehasdarkhairanddarkeyes.

Right,well...arethereanyothergirlsintheclass?

Yes,thereisMaria.She'

sSusan'

ssister.

Yes.

Actuallyit'

squitedifficulttotellthemapartalthough...er...Mariaisslightlyolder.She'

sabitplumperandhaslongerhairthanSusan.She'

snotquiteasbrightashersisterandIthinkthatmakesherfeelabitinferiorreally.Well,youknow,shesulksabitwhenshegetsthingswrongorshemisunderstandsyou.Butonthewhole,averysensiblegirl.

OK.

Andthenthere'

sPeter,who'

solderthantheothers.He'

sgotasortofmoustache,spectaclesandwavydarkbrownhair.Heusuallywearsajacketandsometimesasuit.He'

sverysmartandtakesnotesallthetime.He'

salsoveryseriousanddeterminedtolearnasmuchaspossible.Heasksquitedifficultquestionsbuthedoesn'

tmeantobenasty.

Well,thanks,Barbara.It'

salluptomenow,isn'

tit?

Haveagoodholiday,won'

Thanks.

Bye.

1.Four2.Colleagues3.Teacher4.Susan5.Barbara\

1）PaulDEJ2）SusanBF3）MariaCH

4）PeterAGI

PracticeThree

1.Pedrosleepsonlysixhoursanight.Hegoestoschoolfull-timeandworkspart-timeintheafternoons.Atnightheplayssoccerorbasketball.He'

sseldomtiredandhisfavoritewaytorelaxistojogtwoorthreemiles.

WhatkindofpersonisPedro?

2.Mr.Millerwasteachinghisfourthgradeclasshowtodivide.Thestudentsdidn'

tunderstand.Hehadtorepeathislessonandexplaintheideamoreslowly.Overthenextfewdaysheexplainedandexplainedthelessonuntilalmostthewholeclassunderstoodandknewhowtodivide.

WhatkindofteacherisMr.Miller?

3.PeopleintheHighStreetneighborhooddon'

tbuytheirfruitsandvegetablesinthesupermarket.TheybuythemfromMr.Smith'

struck.YoucantrustMr.Smith.Henevertriestosellanybadorunripefruit.Hispricesarefair.

WhatkindofpersonisMr.Smith?

4.JakeandCharlesranintotheclassroom.Eachonesawthechairhewantedtositon.Unfortunately,itwasthesamechair.Theybothsatdownatthesametime.Eachofthemhadhalfachair.CharlessaidhewastherefirstandtriedtopushJakeoffthechair.Jakesaidhewasfirst.Bothboysrefusedtomove.

"

Allright,boys,"

saidtheteacher."

Ifyouwon'

tmove,thenyoucansitlikethatforthewholeperiod."

JakeandCharlessatlikethatforthewholeperioduntilthebellrang.Whentheystooduptheywerestiffandsore.

Idon'

tcare,"

saidJake."

Iwastherefirst."

WhatkindofpersonisJake?

5.Room46AatTravisHighSchoolwasalwaysthedirtiestroomintheschool.Manyofthestudentsthrewpaperonthefloor.Oneday,Mrs.Dukehadanidea.Shefastenedabasketballhoopoverthewastebasket.Nowthestudentslovetopracticethrowingtheirpaperintothebasket.Whentheymiss,theypickthepaperupandtryagain.Andthatwastheendoftheproblem.

WhatkindofpersonisMrs.Duke?

1.Pedroenergetic2.Mr.Millerpatient

3.Mr.Smithhonest4.Jakestubborn

5.Mrs.Dukecreative

PracticeFour

AnumberofvisitorstotheUK,whohadtraveledthroughouttheBritishIsles,wereaskedbyanewspaperreporterwhattheirimpressionsoftheBritishpeoplewere.Here'

sabriefsummaryofwhattheythought.

Thereweremanydifferentopinionsamongthoseinterviewed:

Somewereveryflattering,othersverycritical.ThedistinctionbetweentheEnglishandtheBritishwasn'

talwaysunderstood,but,onthewhole,itseemedthattheScotswereverypopularwithvisitors.Theywerethoughttobeveryfriendly,eventhoughoneDutchvisitorconfessedshe'

dfoundithardtounderstandtheirEnglish.

AgreatnumberfoundtheBritishgenerallyreserved,particularlytheEnglish,althoughoneAustralianvisitorcalledtheEnglish"

thefriendliestpeopleintheworldandmosthospitable"

.Butshedidadmitthatspeakingthesamelanguagewasagreathelp.

SomeAsianbusinessmen,whohadtraveledwidelythroughoutEngland,saidquiteopenlythattheyfoundNorthcountrypeople"

muchnicer"

thanpeopleintheSouth.Whenaskedwhatexactlytheymeantby"

oneofthemsaid,withaplayfulsmileonhisface,"

BymuchnicerImeanmuchmorelikeus!

Afewcontinentalspraised"

Englishco