Unit 3 Could you please tell me where the restrooms are?SectionB 2a-2d基础练习（含答案）

Unit 3 Could you please tell me where the restrooms are
Section B 2a-2d
一、根据句意及所给首字母提示，补全所缺单词。
1. It is c to live in the center of the city. It’s easy to take the bus and go shopping.
2. Victor, it’s i to throw rubbish everywhere.
3. Holly made one or two mistakes, but most of her answers were c .
4. Paul has a d way of speaking. If he wants something, he will ask for it.
5. Jessica still couldn’t find the hotel, even though she asked many people for d .
6. My spoken English is so poor that I have great trouble talking to native English s .
二、适当形式填空
1. It is 　　　　(polite) to keep others waiting in many Western countries.
2. With 　　　　(who) do you want to talk when you are sad or lonely
3. The post office is 　　　　(direct) opposite the town hall.
4. There is a 　　　　(park) lot over there to park your car.
5. The 　　　　(speak) at the meeting are all excellent, so I like all of their speeches.
三、根据所给汉语提示完成下列句子。
1.询问信息或请求帮助是非常普遍而必要的活动
Asking for information or help is a very and .
2.怎样使用正确的语言很重要，但有时只这样是不够的。
It’s important to learn proper language, but sometimes this alone is not .
3.我们应当学习怎样有礼貌地提出请求
We need to learn how to be polite when we .
4.你说话的方式取决于你和谁说话和你对他了解的程度。
The expressions you use might whom you are speaking to or
you know them.
5.两种都是正确的，但第一种听起来不够礼貌。
Both are correct, but the first one .
6.这样做将有助你更好地掌握英语。
will also help you become English.
完型填空
We went for a walk in the fields, my mother, my wife, my son and I.
The sun was shining; the birds were 1 ； patches of green, big and small, light and dark, formed a beautiful picture on this piece of land in south China. 2 of these gave us one thing, the vitality(活力) of life.
My mother and I walked in front, followed by my wife and son. Our 3 suddenly shouted out, “A mother and son in front, another mother and son behind.” We all 4 ．
Later, there were differences between us: My mother was in poor health, and even a short walk would make her feel very 5 . So she wanted to take the main road, for it was wide and smooth, 6 my son preferred the little path with more interesting things. It was up to me to make the final decision. I tried to work out a win-win choice, but 7 . Finally, I decided against my son. So, I said, “Let's take the main road.”
But my mother changed her mind. “We'd better take the 8 path. You'll have to carry me on your back in places I can't walk across.”My mother said to me.
Then we picked our way along the little path toward the flowers, the trees, and the pond. They were all bathed(沐浴着) in the 9 . When we came to a certain place, I crouched(蹲下) down to let my mother get on my back. My wife followed my example and 10 our son. Both my wife and I walked slowly and carefully because we thought we had the whole world on our backs.
1. A. singing B. failing C. hiding
2. A. Some B. Most C. All
3. A. daughter B. boy C. student
4. A. shouted B. cried C. laughed
5. A. excited B. tired C. surprised
6 A. but B. and C. so
7. A. passed B. failed C. agreed
8. A. little B. main C. middle
9. A. moon B. water C. sun
10. A. carried B. encouragedC. touched
阅读理解
English has some apologetic terms （表示歉意的用语）.It seems that they mean the same thing.They almost do.However，what's the difference between "Excuse me"， "I'm sorry"， "Pardon"，and "What？"
Pardon
Americans don't really use "Pardon".If you do，they will probably joke that you're trying to sound pretentious （炫耀的） or joke that you're British.
I'm sorry
We often use " I'm sorry" for past events.That's to say，it is generally used to apologize for something you have already done.For example，if you stepped on someone's foot on a crowded bus.you could say "I'm sorry" or "Sorry".
Excuse me
This is generally a term to ask permission （允许） for something.For example，you're walking through a crowded space and someone is in your way.You could say "Excuse me" to ask him to move out of your way.
What？
Americans usually use it to ask someone to repeat himself.If you want to be politer，you could say， "I'm sorry，what was that？" or "Excuse me，what did you say？" or any other such thing.Most Americans will just say "What？" though.
In our daily life，we can also use these terms by mixing them up.You could，for example，ask someone to move by saying "Sorry，would you mind moving？" It's an extra﹣polite way to make your request.
Who say "Pardon" more often，Americans or the British？ 　
Which term is used for future events according to the passage？ 　（3）When do Americans usually say "What？" 　
Imagine a situation to say "I'm sorry". 　
What's the main idea of the passage？
The differences between some apologetic terms.　
答案
一、1. convenient 2. impolite 3. correct 4. direct 5. directions 6. speakers
二、1.impolite　2.whom　3.directly4.parking　5.speakers
三、1. common; necessary activity
2. how to use;enough
3.make requests4. depend on; how well
5. sounds less polite
6. This; better at
四、1-5ACBCB 6-10ABACA
五、　The British.　
Excuse me.　
They want someone to repeat himself.　
When I was cleaning the classroom，I dropped my classmate's book on the floor by accident，I would say"I'm sorry" to him.