短文缺詞填空

   You are eating dinner with friends at a nice restaurant. You are (1) h a great time when a phone rings at the table next to you. A man takes out his phone and starts talking (2) 1 . He talks for about 15 minutes!This (3) h on buses,in theatres and almose everywhere!

   Here are some mobile phone (4) m .

   With a friend and the mobile phone rings? Speak softly and for a (5) s time. Otherwise,you give the impression (印象) that the friend you are with is (6) 1 important than the caller.

   Lights off,phone off! (7) N take calls in a theatre or cinema.

   Pay attention!Talking on a mobile phone while driving or walking is (8) d . You are more likely to (9) h yourself for doing that.

   The next time you’re getting ready to make a call in (10) p , stop and consider the people around you.

5. A saying is short but it usually (解釋) some truth about life.

4. Great (疼痛) and little gain will make a man soon weary.

3. Better to light one (蠟燭) than to curse the darkness.

一、 從方框中選擇適當?shù)闹V語，完成對話

1. —You shouldn’t read a novel while doing your homework,Jack.

—But Dad isn’t at home. .

2. —I told Tom to arrive before 7 p.m.

— if he arrives on time. 

3. I’m applying for (申請) a job,Dad.

-Why not try some more? . 

4. 一Mum,let’s go to the new supermarket down the street.

—We’d better not. .

5. —My job is so boring. I wish I had my own business,like Peter does.

—Peter probably wishes he had a job like yours. .

   A. Don’t put all your eggs in one basket

   B. When the cat’s away,the mice will play

   C. It’s raming cats and dogs

   D. The grass is always greener on the other side

   E. I’ll eat my hat

1. The zookeeper (警告) us not to touch the animals just now.

2. A healthy man is a (成功的) man.

二、從方框中選擇適當?shù)木渥犹羁�，完成對�?/p>

David: What a beautiful lake! 

Sue: Yes. The water is so clear and clean. 

David: Look,there's a large rock beside the lake.⑴   

Sue: No,we can't climb the rock,David. 

David: (2) 

Sue: Look at the sign next to the rock. It says “No climbing”.⑶

David: I see. I didn't notice the sign just now.(4) 

Sue: We can't do that either. Here's another sign,which says “No swimming”.(5) 

David: Good idea!Let's go.

   A. Shall we go swimming in the lake?

   B. What about rowing a boat on the lake?

   C. Let’s climb up it.

   D. Why?

   E. It’s dangerous to climb the rock,I think.

第二部分聽短文，選擇正確答案(聽兩遍)

() 6. How will an American feel if you ask him “Where are you going”？

   A. He’ll feel happy. B. He’ll feel surprised. C. He’ll feel excited.

() 7. Who will probably ask “Where are you going” in America according to the speaker?

   A. Businessmen. B. Friends. C. Policemen.

() 8. What does the question “Have you had your meal” mean in Americans’ eyes?

   A. An invitation. B. A greeting. C. An introduction.

() 9. Which of the following will NOT be used as a greeting in America?

   A. How are you? B. Hello! C. How old are you?

() 10. What does the speaker mainly want to tell us?

   A. We should learn more foreign languages.

   B. Different countries have different customs.

   C. We can't ask “Have you had your meals?” any more.

第一部分聽對話,選擇正確答案(聽兩遍)

() 1. Where are the two speakers?

   A. In the school art room. B. In a museum. C. At a zoo.

() 2. What does the sign mean?

   A. You can park here. B. You can't park here. C. We,re not sure.

() 3. What are they talking about?

   A. Public signs. B. Public places. C. Useful information.

() 4. Which sign may they see?

   A. ‘No smoking”.   B. “No littering”.   C. “No swimming”.

() 5. What do you think of Tony?

   A. He is slow. B. He is honest. C. He is polite.

完形填空

   Practising good manners is very important.

   People with good manners 1 lots of support while those with bad manners suffer (受苦) a lot.A person with good manners will be welcome 2 . If you ask for help,you should be careful of your 3 . Almost everyone likes a person with good manners. A teacher will do his or her job 4 and well if his or her students have good manners. On the contrary (相反) ， 5 likes a person with bad manners. People will 6 a person with bad manners. Dropping litter in the street,speaking 7 in the library,and smoking with a lady nearby are all bad manners. People 8 do no want to talk with those ill-mannered people.

   In our daily lives we should be careful of what we 9 and what we do and practise good manners. Being polite is more than opening doors and writing thank-you notes; it means thinking about how others are 10 .

() 1. A. enjoy   B. lose   C. miss   D. avoid

() 2. A. at home   B. in public   C. somewhere   D. everywhere

() 3. A. manners   B. conversations   C. subjects   D. clothes

() 4. A. excitedly   B. carelessly   C. happily   D. sadly

() 5. A. someone   B. anyone   C. everyone   D. no one

() 6. A. welcome   B. refuse   C. greet   D. throw

() 7. A. loudly   B. quietly   C. politely   D. surprisingly

() 8. A. still   B. already   C. even   D. ever

() 9. A. behave   B. have   C. say   D. like

() l0. A. doing things   B. feeling   C. seeing   D. speaking