英语九年级全一册Unit 10 You're supposed to shake hands. Section B Self Check 同步练习 （含答案）

Unit 10 You’re supposed to shake hands.
Self Check
I.单项选择。
( )1.It is bad to talk with your mouth full.
A.health B.ways C.manners D.hobbies
( )2.In this country,it's to stick your chopsticks into your food.
A.right B.polite C.impolite D.kind
( )3.I'm not sure,but he's supposed sometime next week.
A.return B.returns C.to return D.returning
( )4.-I haven't worked the problem out yet.What am I supposed to do
-Try again！It’s only difficult.
A.a lot B.a bit C.too much D.too many
( )5.I my teacher's home when I was back home last time.
A.dropped on B.dropped by C.dropped in D.dropped off
( )6.He in his English test paper.His teacher was very angry with him.
A.makes some mistakes B.make a mistake
C.made few mistakes D.made many mistakes
( )7.There is a on the front door.Go and find who it is,Jack!
A.bell B.knock C.hit D.sound
( )8.She had never been to the Great Wall before.Today she saw it
the first time.
A.at B.for C.in D.by
Ⅱ.完形填空。
What is rude and what is polite is different in different countries. Some things that many Chinese people do can be considered rude or not 1 in Western countries.Here is some advice on what not to say or do.Let's 2 .
In business settings(环境)，one should never 3 a foreigner a cigarette. Smoking is very rude，and it smells very bad.Please don’t smoke!
4 get angry at someone for going Dutch(各自付款)and 5 the bill when you eat out.In the west，it shows respect (尊重).Try going Dutch. It is cheaper，and it shows equality (平等). When eating dinner in Norway and the United States，it is polite to 6 everything on your plate to show that you enjoyed the food. 7 in some countries,it is polite to leave some of the food on your plate.
Don't use bad 8 at work.Even though some famous people use them,bad words are a sign of a bad education.Bad words should be used 9 or not at all.
If you have to spit(吐痰)，clear your nose or clean your ears，do it in the bathroom where no one can 10 you.Don't be a RUDE person at your office or in public.
( )1.A.polite B.important C.special D.pleased
( )2.A.have a rest B.have a look C.have a try D.have a talk
( )3.A.pick B.sell C.offer D.point
( )4.A.Always B.Never C.Sometimes D.Often
( )5.A.pay B.keep C.share D.take
( )6.A.leave off B.take away C.put off D.eat up
( )7.A.And B.But C.So D.Because
( )8.A.words B.sentences C.passages D.texts
( )9.A.as much as possible B.as little as possible
C.as often as possible D.as soon as possible
( )10.A.stop B.prevent C.see D.hurt
Ⅲ.阅读理解。
Why should we have good table manners They make eating more pleasant. None of us，for example，really want to watch another person chew (咀嚼) food with his or her mouth open.So here are a few easy rules to get you through any meal without displeasing (使不悦) your table mates (伙伴).
1.Put your napkin(餐巾)on your lap(腿)as soon as you sit down and leave it beside your plate when you have finished eating.
2.Sit up straight.It will help you digest(消化)your food, and it’s polite.
3.When you are a guest,take a small portion(部分)of everything that is served. Your parents may not expect you to eat something you don't like, but others will expect you to take a small portion.No one will say anything if you don't finish it.
4.Use your napkin on your mouth after eating solid(固体的)food and before drinking liquids(液体).
5.Say“Please”and “Thank you”when asking someone to pass you something. Pass food without delay(耽搁)to others.
6.Don't chew food with your mouth open.This also means not talking with your mouth full.
7.Don't say that you hate a certain food.Someone works hard to prepare it and won't like hearing this.
8.Don’t wave your eating utensils(用具)around when you are eating or are resting between bites.Put them on your plate.
9.Cut food into small pieces,one piece at a time.Only babies have their food cut up at once-and their parents only do that to save time.
10.Ask to be excused when you are ready to leave the table.
( )1.When you have finished eating, .
A.you should say goodbye to others
B.you should put the napkin beside your plate
C.you should say sorry
D.you can go home immediately
( )2.If you are invited to dinner, .
A.you should eat your favorite food only
B.you had better taste every kind of the food
C.you should listen to your parents
D.you can sit as you like
( )3.According to the passage,which of the following statements is NOT true
A.Before drinking liquids,you should use your napkin on your mouth.
B.It's bad manners to hold your bowl or glass in your hand and shake them.
C.You should pass something to others before you ask them to pass you what you need.
D.You shouldn't cut your food into small pieces all at once unless you are a very little child.
V.补全对话。
A:Excuse me,Li Xin.What are you doing
B:1. .
A:What kind of book
B:About foreign customs.
A:2.
B:Yes,very interesting.For example,English people like talking about the weather when they meet.While they’re eating，they can’t hiccup(打嗝) loudly.
A:3.
B:People in Switzerland are always on time.Maybe because Switzerland is the land of watches!
A:Is there anything interesting
B:Yes,in Japan.4. while the Japanese are eating noodles.
A:Really But in many other countries,it's impolite to make noise.
B:Different countries,different customs.
A:Yes.5. .
A.Are they interesting
B.How about Switzerland
C.I'm reading a book
D.that's right
E.it's polite to make noise
V.书面表达。
假如你是Li Lei，你的一位外国笔友(Jim)即将到你的家中做客，请以书信形式简要向他介绍一下当地待人接物的风俗习惯和餐桌礼仪，要求不少于80词，书信的开头和结尾已经给出，不计入总词数，
Dear Jim,
Welcome to China.I'm very glad that you are coming to my house.
Yours,
Li Lei
参考答案
I.1-5 CCCBB 6-8 DBB
II. 1-5 ABCBC 6-10 DBABC
Π.1-3 BBC
IV.1-5CABED
V.One possible version:
Dear Jim,
Welcome to China.I'm very glad that you are coming to my house.We all know table manners are very important. But they are not the same everywhere.Here are some things you need to know about table manners in my country.
In China,the dishes are placed on the table and everyone shares.You are not allowed to speak with your mouth full.It is not good manners to show all the food in your mouth.You are really not supposed to have your elbows all over the table.
Of course,the main difference on the Chinese dinner table is chopsticks instead of knife and fork. It's rude to hit your bowl with your chopsticks. And you are not allowed to stick your chopsticks in the rice bowl.
Yours,
Li Lei