三、 用方框中所給單詞和詞組的適當(dāng)形式填空

  keep one's voice down   shake hands   touch  good manners 

  push in before   polite enough to   queue   push past 

   Here are some good manners in America.

   Generally,when people meet for the first time,they usually (1) . This goes for both men and women,although elderly woman may not be used to doing this.

   When entering or leaving a building,people think it's (2) to hold open the door for whoever behind them. People are also ⑶ wait for an elevator to empty before they enter. It is considered to be very rude to (4) each other to enter a building or train car and so on. Americans seldom (5) strangers.

   While they are (6) , they never stand too close to the person in front of them.(7) others is also unacceptable.

   If they carry on a conversation in a public place,they always (8) .

二、 根據(jù)課文內(nèi)容，填寫單詞

   Daniel and Jenny are talking about (1) in the UK in a school radio show.

   British people say “hello” or “nice to meet you” and shake your hand when they (2) meet you.They only greet their (3) friends or relatives with a kiss. They usually start a (4) .with subjects such as the weather,holidays,music and books.

   British people behave politely both in (5) and at home. They always queue for their(6) . They think it's (7) to push in before others. They dislike shouting or (8) loudly. If someone is in their way,they will say “excuse me” and wait till he or she (9) .

根據(jù)課文內(nèi)容，回答問題

1. Is it proper to greet people by shaking their hands in the UK?

2. What subjects should we avoid when we talk with British people?

3. If British people bump into someone in the street,what will they say?

4. If you are in their way,what won’t they do?

5. Are British people polite at home? What do they often say at home?

短文缺詞填空

   Eddie tells Hobo that he is old (1) to learn about manners. With a cake in his hand,Hobo（2） what Eddie means. Eddie starts to ⑶ Hobo some good manners. First,Eddie asks Hobo to always (4) things with others. While saying so,he takes the (5) from Hobo's hand. Hobo is surprised,and he shouts ,“Hey!That's (6) !” Right away Eddie asks Hobo to always(7) politely instead of (8) in on others. Hobo is so (9) that he talks back,“You should learn about manners too. You’re(10) too old to learn.”

二、 從方框中選擇適當(dāng)?shù)脑~組填空，完成對(duì)話(八選五) 

  queue for our turn   pick flowers   make any noise   follow the rules 

  keep quiet   keep it clean   drop litter   put them back 

Mum: Andy,remember to turn off your mobile phone before the concert starts.

Andy: Why?

Mum: Because we should (l) at a concert.

Andy: OK. Can we take some food or drinks to the theatre?

Mum: No. We shouldn’t (2) or ⑶ there.

Andy: I see. Can we take photos? , Mum: No. Taking photos isn’t allowed at most concerts.

Andy: Anything else?

Mum: We should arrive early and (4) when entering the theatre.

Andy: OK. I’ll (5) .

5. Wait your (輪流的順序) to get on the bus—don't push or shove.

4. The sign over there means “Don’t (摘) the flowers”.

3. People in Brentwood face £75 fines for dropping (垃圾) in town.

2. Don’t leave the tap (流動(dòng)) while brushing your teeth.

1. He stood up (禮貌地) when the lady entered the room.