Module 11 Body language 检测题（含答案）

MODULE
11
Body
language
检测题
(时间：60分钟；满分：100分)
听力测试（满分10分）
A.
听句子，选择恰当的答语。（每小题1分，满分5分）
1.
A.
You’re
right.
B.
Oh,
you
should
be
on
time.
C.
What
a
pity!
2.
A.
I
don’t
want
to
eat
dinner.
B.
Supper
is
ready
now.
C.
We
will
cook
it
all
by
ourselves.
3.
A.
Very
funny.
B.
Really
delicious.
C.
I
had
two
bowls.
4.
A.
Sorry,
I
won’t
do
that
any
more.
B.I
like
to
eat
apples.
C.
I
can
give
you
some.
5.
A.
They’re
shaking
hands.
B.
They
went
to
India.
C.
They
touch
noses.
B.
听短文，选择正确答案。（每小题1分，满分5分）
6.
often
ask
“Where
are
you
going ”
when
two
friends
meet
in
the
street.
A.
Americans
B.
Japanese
C.
Chinese
7.
How
will
Americans
feel
if
you
ask
them
“Where
are
you
going ”
A.
They’ll
feel
happy.
B.
They’ll
feel
surprised（惊讶的）.
C.
They’ll
feel
excited.
8.
What
does
the
question
“Have
you
had
your
meal ”
mean
in
Americans’
eyes
A.
They
think
it
is
an
invitation
(邀请).
B.
They
think
it
is
a
greeting.
C.
They
think
it
is
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.
More
foreign
languages
should
be
learnt.
B.
Different
countries
have
different
customs
(风俗).
C.
Some
questions
can
only
be
asked
by
the
police.
二、单项填空（每小题1.5分，满分15分）
11.
is
very
important
to
learn
how
to
ask
for
help
politely.
A.
That
B.
This
C.
He
D.
It
12.
in
the
reading
room.
A.
Not
talk
B.
Not
talking
C.
Don’t
talk
D.
Don’t
talking
13.
Some
parents
don’t
like
their
children
computer
games.
A.
to
play
B.
to
playing
C.
play
D.
plays
14.
—I
can’t
find
my
wallet.
—Don’t
worry.
It
must
be
in
your
room.
A.
anywhere
B.
somewhere
C.
nowhere
D.
everywhere
15.
I
don’t
like
bananas
at
all.
I
eat
them.
A.
always
B.
often
C.
usually
D.
never
16.
more,
and
you’ll
improve
(提高)
your
spoken
English.
A.
Speak
B.
Speaks
C.
Speaking
D.
To
speak
17.
—Mark,
please
don’t
play
basketball
on
the
road.
It’s
very
dangerous.
—
.I
am
going
home
at
once.
A.
Have
a
great
time
B.
Sorry,
I
won’t
do
that
C.
I’d
like
to
D.
OK,
with
pleasure
18.
In
China,
people
shake
hands
each
other
when
they
meet.
A.
among
B.
in
C.
for
D.
with
19.
I
my
CD
player
everywhere,
but
I
couldn’t
find
it.
A.
looked
for
B.
looked
up
C.
looked
at
D.
looked
over
20.
Be
quiet,
please.
The
students
a
class
now.
A.
have
B.
had
C.
are
having
D.
were
having
三、完形填空（每小题1.5分，满分15分）
Around
the
world,
people
have
different
ideas
about
what
good
manners
are.
When
you
go
to
restaurants
in
different
parts
of
the
world,
it’s
21
to
know
the
right
and
wrong
things
to
do.
For
example,
in
China
it’s
OK
to
22
a
lot
of
noise
in
a
restaurant.
In
fact,
if
a
restaurant
isn’t
23
you
may
think
there’s
something
wrong
with
it.
However,
in
many
western
24
,restaurants
are
quiet
places.
If
a
table
is
too
loud,
25
people
who
are
eating
there
might
even
complain
(抱怨)
to
the
owner
of
the
restaurant.
Paying
the
bill
(账单)
is
also
different
from
country
to
country.
In
China,
one
person
usually
pays
for
26
.In
western
countries,
one
person
pays
if
he
or
she
is
entertaining
clients,
but
27
friends
eat
together,
they
usually
share
the
cost.
This
is
called“going
Dutch
(均摊费用)”.
Also,
when
westerners
pay
the
bill,
they
usually
leave
some
money
for
the
28
.This
is
called“leaving
a
tip”.Leaving
a
tip
is
thought
to
be
29
.In
the
US,
it’s
common
(常见的)
to
leave
tips
of
10%,15%,or
20%
of
the
bill,
which
is
decided
by
how
good
the
service
is.
Good
waiters
can
make
a
lot
of
money!
The
way
people
eat
food
is
different
in
the
world,
but
you
can
30
the
same
kind
of
food
in
many
countries.
Chinese
and
Italian
food,
for
example,
are
popular
all
over
the
world.
21.
A.
popular
B.
difficult
C.
important
D.
enjoyable
22.
A.
cause
B.
keep
C.
hear
D.
make
23.
A.
noisy
B.
friendly
C.
lucky
D.
polite
24.
A.
families
B.
countries
C.
hospitals
D.
schools
25.
A.
another
B.
others
C.
other
D.
the
others
26.
A.
everybody
B.
nobody
C.
somebody
D.
anybody
27.
A.
until
B.
when
C.
unless
D.
since
28.
A.
gatekeeper
B.
seller
C.
waiter
D.
visitor
29.
A.
impolite
B.
polite
C.
strange
D.
interesting
30.
A.
invent
B.
discover
C.
prefer
D.
find
四、阅读理解（每小题2分，满分20
分）
A
In
America
when
people
meet
each
other
for
the
first
time,
they
talk
about
things
like
weather,
family,
work,
school,
or
sports.
They
ask
questions
like
“Do
you
have
any
brothers
or
sisters ”“Where
do
you
work ”“What
school
do
you
go
to ”and
“Do
you
like
sports ”
They
also
ask
questions
like
“Where
do
you
come
from ”
and
“Where
do
you
live ”These
are
polite
questions,
not
personal
questions.
But
some
things
are
personal
or
private,
and
questions
about
them
are
not
polite.
People
don’t
ask
questions
about
a
person’s
salary
(薪水).
They
don’t
ask
how
much
someone
paid
for
something.
It
is
OK
to
ask
children
how
old
they
are,
but
it
is
not
polite
to
ask
older
people
about
their
age.
It
is
also
not
polite
to
ask
people
questions
about
politics
(政治)
or
religion
(宗教)
if
you
don’t
know
them
very
well.
People
don’t
ask
unmarried
people
“Why
are
you
single ”
and
they
don’t
ask
a
married
couple
with
no
children
“Why
don’t
you
have
any
children ”
根据短文内容，选择最佳选项。
31.
The
writer
wants
us
to
.
A.
be
very
friendly
to
people
from
America
B.
find
out
a
lot
about
America
C.
know
what
questions
are
polite
in
America
D.
talk
freely
with
an
American
32.
According
to
this
article,
when
you
meet
Americans,
it
is
OK
to
ask
them
about
their
.
A.
average
salary
B.
favorite
sports
C.
religious
beliefs
D.
age
33.
When
you
meet
Americans
for
the
first
time,
the
question
such
as
is
NOT
polite.
A.
“Do
you
come
from
a
big
family ”
B.
“Do
you
like
playing
baseball ”
C.
“How
much
did
your
shoes
cost ”
D.
“Where
do
you
come
from ”
34.
In
America,
it’s
OK
to
discuss
politics
with
.
A.
married
couples
(已婚夫妇)
B.
children
C.
older
people
D.
good
friends
35.
In
America
it
is
OK
to
ask
a
how
old
he/she
is.
A.
child
B.
man
C.
woman
D.
doctor
B
Wang
Fei,
a
Chinese
student,
and
Mary,
an
American
student
studying
Chinese
in
China,
were
in
a
supermarket.
They
saw
a
young
man
walking
down
the
stairs.
In
his
hurry,
he
missed
the
last
two
steps
and
fell
onto
the
ground.
He
tried
to
stand
up
while
people
around
him
laughed.
Luckily,
he
seemed
to
be
OK.
Mary
found
Wang
Fei
smiling
a
little
and
was
not
happy
about
it.“Tell
me,
Fei,
how
could
people
laugh
when
someone
fell
like
that
Why
didn’t
they
go
up
and
ask
him
if
he
was
hurt ”
Wang
Fei
said,“Because
they
knew
he
wasn’t
hurt
too
much.”
“But
I
still
don’t
understand.
A
fall
is
a
fall.
In
my
culture
(文化),people
would
never
laugh!”
This
is
an
example.
The
Chinese
and
the
westerners
will
think
and
act
differently
when
seeing
such
a
thing.
Chinese
people
are
used
to
laughing
or
smiling.
Very
often
the
person
who
is
in
embarrassing（困窘的）
situation
would
also
laugh
or
smile
to
get
out
of
it.
However,
if
someone
gets
hurt
seriously,
it
will
not
be
a
laughing
matter
any
more.
People
will
help
him
or
her
instead.
But,
in
that
case,
a
westerner
will
rush
over
and
help
the
person
get
up.
If
a
westerner
falls,
he
or
she,
like
a
Chinese
person,
may
try
to
make
a
joke
if
he
or
she
is
not
hurt.
If
two
close
friends
are
walking
together,
and
one
falls
but
clearly
isn’t
hurt,
a
common
joke
is
to
say
“Have
a
nice
trip.”
So
different
people
have
different
habits(习惯)
and
different
countries
have
different
cultures.
根据短文内容，回答下列问题。
36.
Will
Wang
Fei
and
Mary
think
and
act
in
the
same
way
if
they
see
a
young
man
falling
down
37.
Why
didn’t
people
go
up
and
ask
the
young
man
if
he
was
hurt
38.
What
do
Chinese
people
often
do
when
they
find
themselves
in
embarrassing
situation
39.What
is
a
westerner
likely
(可能)
to
do
when
he
or
she
sees
someone
falling
down
40.
What
might
Mary
say
to
Wang
Fei
if
she
falls
but
clearly
is
not
hurt
五、根据汉语提示完成句子（每小题2分，满分10分）
41.我喜欢英语，事实上，它是我最喜欢的科目。
I
like
English.
,it’s
my
favourite
subject.
42.在中国，人们初次见面时握手。
In
China
people
they
meet
for
the
first
time.
43.有些人一点也不喜欢别人接触他们的身体。
Some
people
don’t
like
other
people
them
.
44.丹尼，不要上课迟到。
for
class,
Danny.
45.没有道别就离开是不礼貌的。
isn’t
polite
without
goodbye.
六、补全对话（有两项多余）（每小题2分，满分10分）
A.
It’s
good
to
stay
at
home
for
you.B.
After
the
meal,
don’t
leave
at
once.C.
Could
you
help
me D.
What
rules
do
they
have
in
America E.
But
I’m
a
bit
nervous
(紧张的).F.
You
can
leave
before
the
meal.G.
It
isn’t
polite
to
arrive
late.
A:
You
must
be
really
excited
about
leaving
for
America
tomorrow,
Li
Ping!
B:
Yeah.
46
A:
Nervous
about
what
B:
I
don’t
know
many
of
the
customs
(风俗)
and
manners
in
the
USA.
47
A:
Sure.
B:
48
A:
Well,
it’s
important
to
be
on
time
when
you’re
invited
for
dinner.
49
Americans
like
their
guests
to
be
on
time.
B:
Then
how
long
may
I
stay
there
A:
50
Or
you
seem
to
have
come
only
for
the
meal.
When
your
friends
seem
to
be
getting
tired
and
running
out
of
things,
it’s
time
to
leave.
The
next
day,
call
or
write
a
thank-you
note
to
say
how
much
you
enjoyed
the
evening.
七、书面表达（满分20
分）
在不同的国家，人们互相问候的方式不同，恰到好处的问候方式令人愉悦。握手是最流行的问候方式之一。在美国、英国等一些西方国家，人们初次见面的问候方式是握手，但家人和亲密朋友之间的问候方式是拥抱或吻面颊。在日本，人们初次见面的问候方式是互相鞠躬。在俄罗斯，人们见面时通常亲吻三次。在印度，人们通常把手合在一起并且点头。
请你根据上面的文字材料，以Different
countries,
different
greeting
ways为题写一篇70词左右的短文。
MODULE
11
Body
language检测题听力原文及参考答案
听力原文:
A.
听句子，选择恰当的答语。
1.
My
pen
friend
Tina
invited
me
to
her
home
yesterday,
but
I
was
late.
2.
Who
will
cook
dinner
for
us
this
evening
3.
How
were
the
noodles
you
ate
last
night
4.
You
can’t
eat
any
fruit
in
the
classroom,
Peter!
5.
What
are
they
doing
B.
听短文，选择正确答案。
“Where
are
you
going ”
is
often
asked
by
Chinese
when
two
friends
meet
in
the
street.
But
if
you
ask
Americans
the
same
question,
they
will
be
surprised
because
they
think
that
“where
they
are
going”
is
their
own
business.
In
their
eyes,
only
a
policeman
will
ask
questions
like
that
in
the
street.
The
same
thing
will
happen
to
Americans
if
you
ask
them
“Have
you
had
your
meal ”In
fact,
to
us
Chinese,
such
questions
do
not
mean
anything
but
a
greeting.
In
America,
when
two
friends
meet
in
the
street,
they
will
say
“Hello!”
or
“How
are
you ”They
never
ask“Where
are
you
going ”or
“Have
you
had
your
meal ”If
two
friends
meet
at
mealtime
and
one
asks
the
other
“Have
you
had
your
meal ”,that
means
he
wants
to
invite
his
friend
to
have
a
meal
with
him.
It’s
quite
different
from
what
it
means
in
China.
The
examples
above
tell
us
that
people
in
different
countries
have
different
customs.
Now
that
we
are
learning
foreign
languages,
we
must
pay
great
attention
to
these
customs.
参考答案:
1～5
BCBAA
6~10
CBACB
11.
D
本题考查句型“It’s
+
adj.+
to
do
sth.”,其中it作形式主语。
12.C
否定祈使句的结构为：Don’t+动词原形（+其他）。
13.A
like
sb.
to
do
sth.“喜欢某人做某事”。
14.B
somewhere“某个地方”。由本句句意“别担心，它一定在你房间里的某个地方”可
知选B。
15.D
由上句“我一点也不喜欢香蕉”可判断本句句意为“我从不吃它们”。
16.A
本题考查祈使句。祈使句一般以动词原形开头。句意：“多说，你会提高你的英语
口语。”故选A。
17.B
由后一句“我马上回家。”可知意识到自己前面做错了，要改正，故用“抱歉，我
不再那样做了”。
18.D
shake
hands
with...“与……握手”。
19.A
本题考查动词短语的辨析。look
for意为“寻找”，由句意可知选A。
20.C
本题考查动词的时态。由now可判断本句用现在进行时，故选C。
21.C
当你去世界上不同地方的饭店，知道如何做是很重要的。
22.D
make
a
lot
of
noise“弄出很多噪音”。
23.A
联系上下文可以看出，在中国，如果一个饭店不够吵闹，人们会认为它有什么问题。
24.B
由文章内容可知，作者将不同国家的风俗进行比较。
25.C
other“其他的”，后接名词。other
people“其他人”。如果某张桌上的人声音太大，
其他在吃饭的人可能会向饭店的老板抱怨。
26.A
在中国，一个人为所有的人买单。
27.B
在西方国家，当朋友们一起吃饭时，他们均摊费用。
28.C
西方人付账时，会给服务员一些小费。
29.B
在西方国家，付小费被认为是礼貌的。
30.D
由后文可知，在许多国家，你可以找到同一种食品。
31.C
通读短文可以看出，整篇文章是关于在美国初次见面，问哪些问题是有礼貌的，问
哪些是没有礼貌的。
32.B
在第二段中，作者谈到不可以问一些私人的问题，如薪水、年龄、政治和宗教信
仰等。在第一段中指出可以问运动等问题。
33.C
A、B和D项的三个问题在第一段中均提到，都是可以问的问题，只有C项问花了多
少钱是不礼貌的。
34.D
根据第二段中的“It
is
also
not
polite
to
ask
people
questions
about
politics
（政治）or
religion（宗教）if
you
don’t
know
them
very
well.”可知，除非是很好的朋友，否则不能
谈论政治和宗教。
35.A
由第二段中的“It
is
OK
to
ask
children
how
old
they
are...”可知，在美国问小孩子的
年龄是可以的。
36.
No,they
won’t.
37.
Because
he
seemed
to
be
OK.
38.They
often
also
laugh
or
smile.
39.
He
will
go
up
and
ask
him
if
he
is
hurt.
40.
Have
a
nice
trip.
41.In
fact
42.shake
hands
when
43.to
touch,
at
all
44.Don’t
be
late
45.
It,
to
leave,
saying
46.E
由下句“Nervous
about
what ”可知“But
I’m
a
bit
nervous（紧张的）.”符合文意，
故选E。
47.C
前句为“我不了解美国的很多风俗和礼仪”，故此处应是“你能帮我吗？”。
48.D
由
“当你被邀请吃饭时，准时是很重要的”可知选D。
49.G
由上下文知“迟到是不礼貌的”，故选G。
50.B
由上句“Then
how
long
may
I
stay
there ”及下文知“饭后不要立刻离去”。
One
possible
version:
Different
countries,
different
greeting
ways
People
in
different
countries
greet
each
other
in
different
ways.
If
you
greet
people
in
right
ways,
you
may
make
them
happy
and
they
may
think
you’re
polite.
In
America
and
Britain,
people
often
shake
hands
when
they
meet
for
the
first
time.
Friends
and
family
members
often
hug
or
kiss
the
check.
In
Japan,
people
usually
bow
to
greet
each
other.
In
Russia,
people
usually
kiss
three
times,
left,
right,
left.
In
India,
people
put
their
hands
together
and
nod
their
heads
when
they
meet.