Many scientists find that colours can change people’s feelings. It’s very interesting. Some colours can make people feel relaxed, and some colours can make people feel nervous. Now, this kind of knowledge is being used in many places. For example, school walls are always painted green because green makes students feel relaxed. It is also good for the students’ eyes. Some books are also green or light blue for the same reason.
Restaurant owners not only have to know how to make food, but also have to know how to make money. Here are some things they’ve learned from scientific studies. The colour red makes people hungry. Many fast food restaurants have red furniture or walls. Soft colours like pink and light blue make people feel relaxed, so they spend more time eating. Loud music may be nice at first, but it soon makes people want to leave. Hard seats also make customers want to eat quickly and leave. Many restaurants, especially fast food restaurants, use this knowledge to make customers eat faster.
【小题1】Which colour isn’t mentioned in this passage?A.Green. | B.White. | C.Light blue. | D.Red. |
①Play loud music. ②Play soft music. ③Have hard seats. ④Paint their walls red.
A.①②③ | B.①③④ | C.①②④ | D.②③④ |
A.Colour and restaurant. | B.Use colour to make money. |
C.Colour and science. | D.Use colour to change feelings. |
A lot of people drink tea. But tea does not mean the same thing to everyone.
In China, for example, tea is very popular for people of all ages.
Tea is also important in Japan. The Japanese have their way of drinking tea. It is an old ceremony(仪式). People follow the rules of ceremony.
Another tea-drinking country is England. In England, the late afternoon is “teatime”. Everyone has a cup of tea then. For teatime, the English usually make tea in a teapot and drink it with milk and sugar.
In the United States, people usually drink tea for breakfast or after dinner
A.In different countries(不同的国家), people have different ideas about drinking tea. |
B.The bags are fast and easy to make tea. |
C.They also eat cakes, cookies and little sandwiches at teatime. |
D.People drink tea at any time of the day at homes or in teahouses. |
E.You can buy all kinds of tea from supermarkets in England. |
F.And there is a room for the ceremony in every family. |
“Like what?” Thomas asked, putting his elbows on the table.
“You shouldn’t put your elbows on the table.”
Thomas did what his mother said. But then he started throwing food into his mouth.
Mom laughed, “Stop. Try using a fork, sitting up, and closing your mouth when you chew (咀嚼).”
“Then it takes forever to eat, and I want to go and watch TV,” Thomas said.
“You should stay and have a discussion with us until we are all done with our meals. Eat slowly and neatly (整洁地), and then help me clear the dishes.”
“But ...” Thomas began to protest (抗议).
“Do you want to use a dog bowl?” Mom said.
“No, thank you,” Thomas said softly, which made Grandma smile.
Mom smiled as he lifted his food carefully to his lips and chewed with his mouth closed. “Excellent. You might still make someone a good husband.”
Dad cleared his throat and ate neatly, too. But he wasn’t praised.
【小题1】What did Thomas do at the beginning of the story?
A.He put his elbows on the table. | B.He put his napkin on the table. |
C.He burped loudly at the table. | D.He chewed with his mouth open. |
A.He thought it was scary. | B.He thought it was funny. |
C.He was angry about it. | D.He didn’t like it at all. |
A.Chew with your mouth closed. | B.Use a knife to eat your beef. |
C.Sit up straight. | D.Eat slowly and neatly. |
A.He ate nicely. | B.He left the table. |
C.He burped, too. | D.He fell asleep. |
A.A party. | B.A film. | C.Table manners. | D.Greeting manners. |
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