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Whenyouareeating,especiallywhenyou_

(1)___toadinnerparty,youshould__

(2)__yourtablemannersanditwillhelpyougivegoodimpressionstoothers.

Properposture(姿势)atthetableisveryimportant.Situpstraight,withyourarmsheldnearyourbody.Youshould_(3)__leanonthebackofthechairnorbendforwardtoplacetheelbows(胳膊肘)onthetable.

Whenshouldyoustarteating?

Itiscommon_(4)__untileveryoneatthetablehasreceivedaservingandthehostesshasbeguneating.Youcanwaituntiloneortwoof_(5)__guestsarealreadytobegin,_(6)___youarenottheonlypersonsatthetablewho_(7)__.

When_(8)__soup,don’tputyourmouthintothebowl.You’dbetterdipthespoonintothesoup,movingitawayfromyourbody.(ifyoumoveittowardsyourself,itismorelikelytosplashsoupontoyourlap.)Whenthespoonis_(9)__full,sipthesoupfromthesideofthespoon.Don’tputthewholespoonintoyourmouth.

Remembernottotalk_(10)___yourmouthfulloffoodandnottomakebignoiseswheneating.Ifabowlofwaterisservedattheendofthemeal,don’tdrinkit!

It’sforwashingyourhands.

(1).A.inviteB.invitedC.areinvitedD.areinviting

(2).A.lookatB.knowC.thinkD.mind

(3).A.nitherB.notC.neverD.better

(4).A.tobeginB.towaitC.beginningD.waiting

(5).A.theB.theotherC.theallD.theelse

(6).A.inordertoB.sothatC.aswellasD.and

(7).A.iseatingB.areeatingC.iswaitingD.arewaiting

(8).A.eatB.eatenC.toeatD.eating

(9).A.two-threeB.two-thirdsC.second-thirdD.second-thirds

(10).A.asB.whenC.withD.about

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Mr.andMrs.Smithweresingers,andtheywenttoalotofcountries.Whentheywentbyplane.Peoplecheckedthemandtheirthingsofcourse31theydidn’twantthemtotakeknivesontotheplanewiththem.

OnedayMr.Smithcameto32theplaneandthemensearched33andhisthings.Whenhewasready34ontheplane.Mrs.Smitharrived.Shewaslate35inahurry,butthepeoplesearchedherandherbag36.Mr.Smithheardher37andsaytothemenhappily,”Oh,that’sverygood.I’ve38thosescissorshereandthere39severaldays,andnowyou40themforme.Thankyouverymuch.”

1.A.beforeB.becauseC.ifD.when

2.A.takeB.makeC.doD.have

3.A.himselfB.hisC.heD.him

4.A.gotB.gettingC.togetD.togetting

5.A.yetB.orC.butD.and

6.A.certainlyB.carefullyC.angrilyD.badly

7.A.tolaughB.laughedC.laughD.tolaughing

8.A.lookedforB.lookedonC.lookedD.lookedat

9.A.onB.inC.sinceD.for

10.A.willfindB.havefoundC.findD.arefinding

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RedisusedinmanyAmericanexpressions.Itcanbeusedto______1______happiness,asin“ared-letterday.”Thisisaday______2______somethingspecialhappens.Theexpressionprobablyis______3_______onchurchcustoms.Almostforsixhundredyears,churchcalendarhavebeen________4_______withredtoindicatespecialholidays.Today'scalendarsstillaremarkedthatwaywiththe______5_______ofholidays,andspecialdays_______6______inred.TheexpressionRed-letterDayisoftenheardineveryday_______7______.Ared-letterdayisespeciallyhappy.Itmaybeadayyou'vewaitedforlong,aweddingday,forexample._______8______itmaybeadaywithahappy______9______.Youmighttellyourfriendthatyesterdaywasared-letterday,becauseyouwonsomemoneyinthestatelottery.

   Redalsoisusedinsomeexpressionthatare_______10______happy.Red-Handedisone.TobecaughtRed-Handedistobecaughtactuallyperformingawrongact.You'reguilty.

1. A.show     B.say    C.speakof     D.tellabout

2. A.onthat   B.that     C.when       D.which

3. A.seen     B.from   C.based       D.followed

4. A.done     B.marked   C.written      D.painted

5. A.names    B.dates   C.days       D.meaning

6. A.printed   B.copied   C.typed       D.written

7. A.talk     B.conversationC.life        D.teaching

8. A.And     B.But     C.For        D.Or

9. A.time    B.meeting   C.surprise     D.birthday

10. A.less     B.not     C.few       D.little

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OnSeptember21,20001bigerathquakeshooktheislandofTaiwan,2nearly2,300people,injuringabout8,700others,andleavingmorethan100,000people3.Itwas4earthquakeeverrecordedinTaiwan.

Theearthquakestruckintheearlymorninghours5mostofpeopleweresleeping.Sotheycouldnotescape6.

Thehighbulidings,bridges,highwayswere7damaged.Officials(官员)saidthatitwould8atleastseveralbilliondoll

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