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People in different countries have different ways of doing things. Something that is polite in one country may be quite impolite in another. In Britain, you mustn't lift your bowl to your mouth when you are having some liquid(液体) food. But it's different in China. And in Japan you even needn't worry about making noises when you have it. It shows that you are enjoying it. But it is regarded as bad manners in Britain. If you are a visitor in Mongolia, what manners do they wish you to have? They wish you to give a loud “burp”(打嗝) after you finish eating. Burping shows that you like the food.

In Britain, you should try not to put your hands on the table when you're having a meal. In Mexico, however, guests are expected to keep their hands on the table during a meal. But in Arab countries you must be very careful with your hands. You mustn't eat with your left hand. Arabs consider it very bad manners eating with left hands. So, what should you do if you are on a visit in another country? Well, just do in Rome as the Romans do. You can ask the native(本土的) people to help you or just watch carefully and follow them.

66. According to the passage, making noises when you have liquid food isn't bad manners in . A. China B. Japan C. Britain D. Mongolia 67. is bad manners in Britain. A. Eating food without making noises

B. Putting liquid food in the bowl C. Having soup directly with a bowl D. Keeping hands off the table

A. Mongolian people burp when they are eating B. Japanese people all make noises when drinking C. Chinese people never make noises at table D. few Arabs eat with left hands

68. From the passage, we can infer(推断) that . 69. “Do in Rome as the Romans do” means . A. Do as the native people do

B. Do as you do at home C. Ask the native people to do it D. Watch the native people doing it A. some table manners in Britain B. some different table manners C. different ways of having liquid food D. to have good manners

70. The passage mainly(主要) tells us . B

I had little in the way of money when I took this job in Ft. Lauderdale. One noon, I felt very hungry, so I sat outside at a little park and had a small piece of bread, ate half with a glass of water. I was OK with that. I thought about my work and enjoyed the sun, birds and people, taking out any problems I had.

A tall man walked to me who was not dressed well and began a conversation about little things. I always dressed clean and neat well. So he thought I had money. He said, \please give me some money?\ I said, \

He kept on asking, and I said, \

He then became sarcastic and said, \know the persons like you, you wouldn't give anybody anything.\

That made me mad. I became angry because he doubted me. I looked at him and gave my wallet to him, \

He then said \ I looked at him in surprise and said, \ It's good to remember that people can always surprise you. 71. The story happened . A. in the writer's workplace B. in the park

C. in the factory

D. in the office

72. The tall man came to the writer to . A. ask some money B. have a conversation

C. give him some money A. 兴奋的

B. 犹豫的

D. laugh at him C. 知足的

D. 挖苦的

73. The underlined word \74. The writer was mad at the tall man because . A. he wasn't clean and neat B. he wasn't dressed well

C. he gave some money to him

D. he doubted him

75. From the passage, we know . A. the tall man was very rich

B. the writer was very rich

C. men can not be judged(判断) by their looks

D. the writer didn't want to give any money to the tall man

C

They were young and happy boys and girls, but their lives came to a tragic early end. On Sept. 26, six students died and 31 were injured in a stampede(踩踏) at Mingtong Primary School in Kunming, Yunnan.

The accident happened when a two-metre long cotton cushion(垫子) for gym class fell over and blocked a stairway hall. Several children were covered by it and their classmates rushed out and stepped on them without realizing.

This is not the first tragedy in recent times. Last year, four children died in a stampede at a school in Xiangyang, Hubei, when pupils left their dormitory on the fourth floor and tried to get out. The ground floor gate was closed, resulting in the crush.

According to a survey done by the China Youth and Children Research Center, about 1,600 elementary and middle school students in China were killed every year in accidents. The main causes come from stampedes, earthquakes, fires and sports injuries.

A stampede is possible anywhere. The larger a crowd, the more likely a stampede becomes. On March 31, the National Day of Education on the Safety of primary and Middle School Students, the Ministry of Education gave out instructions: If students around you begin to push, stand still and try to hold onto something, or stay in a corner until the crowd leaves. If you fall down in a moving crowd, cover your head with both hands. Lean to one side, curl your body and bend your legs.

76. About students were killed in crush in Kunming. A. 4 B. 6 C. 26 D. 31 77. The word \ A. stand in the way B. trap in a place

C. shape something with tools

D. cover something

78. The last paragraph mainly tells about how to . A. protect yourself in a stampede

B. stop a stampede happening C. keep schools safe all the time D. make students walk slowly

79. We can probably find the article in the part of a newspaper. A. education B. news C. lifestyle D. economy

D

Do you need to \of people you don't really want to talk to? Do you go out with people from work or school more often than with your real friends? Do you say yes to invitations because you think you should, not because you want to? If you answered yes to at least two of these questions, then perhaps you need to \

Nowadays people like to spend a lot of time with people at work or classmates at school. The result is that we don't have enough time to see our real, close friends. As our lives get busier, it becomes more important to spend the little free time we have with people we really want to see, people we love and who really love us.

Who are the friends you need to edit? A few years ago I read a book about how to get rid of unnecessary possessions(物品). It said you should ask yourself about each thing you have: Is it useful? Do I really like it? Do I feel better every time I look at it? If the answer is no to any one of those questions, you should throw it away. Maybe we should ask similar questions about our friends.

What kind of friends will you probably need to edit? Sometimes it's an old friend. Somebody who you used to have a lot in common with, but who, when you meet now, you have very little or nothing to say to. Or it might be a new friend who you get on quite well with, but who is taking up too much of your time. Next time one of these people calls you and suggests a meeting, think \an excuse. That way you'll have more time to spend with your real friends. 80. People need to edit their friends when . A. they have moved to a different area

B. they have no time with their real friends C. some of their friends don't talk very much D. their friends are people from work or school

C. old friends

D. new friends

81. People don't need to edit their . A. real friends B. young friends

82. What does the writer want to tell us in Paragraph 3? A. We should often throw some possessions.

B. Most of our friends are not necessary at all. C. We shouldn't treat our friends as possessions. D. We should ask ourselves who our real friends are.

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Everyone needs friends. 83. It is nice to have a friend to talk with and do things with. Of course, we need to be alone sometimes. We don't always need people around. But we will feel lonely if we never have a friend. 84. Sometimes we don't get on well with our friends. But it doesn't mean that we no longer like each other.

Sometimes friends move away (搬走). Then we feel very sad. 85. Maybe, we can never see them again. However, we can make new friends. It is surprising to find out how much we like the new people when we get to know them.

People sometimes name their children after a close friend. 86. Some libraries are named in this way. So are some schools. We think of these people when we go to these places. There's good news for people who have many friends. They live longer than people who don't. Why? 87. Being happy helps them stay well. If someone cares about you, you will take better care of yourself.

A. People with friends are happier.

B. No two people are just the same. C. We all like to feel close to someone.