阅读理解
English names are different from (不同于) Chinese names. In Chinese, the family name is in front of the given name.
Most (大多数) English people have three names: a first name, a middle name and a family name. For example (例如), my full name (全名) is Ann Alan Green. Ann is my first name. Alan is my middle name. Green is my family name. The given name comes first; the family name comes last.
English people don’t use (使用) their middle names very much. So you can call me Ann Green. People never use Mr., Mrs. or Miss before their first names. So we can say Miss or Ms. Green. But we can’t say Miss Ann or Ms. Ann.
【小题1】How many names do most English people have?
A.One. | B.Two. | C.Three. | D.Four. |
【小题2】In English, ________ is the family name.
A.the given name | B.the middle name | C.the last name | D.the first name |
【小题3】A woman’s name is Mary Joan Read, you can call her ________.
A.Miss Read | B.Miss Mary | C.Miss Joan | D.Joan Read |
【小题4】From the passage we can’t know ________.
A.the difference (不同之处) between English names and Chinese names |
B.whether (是否) English people like their names |
C.how to call (称呼) English people |
D.the number of most English people’s names |
【小题5】We can read the passage from a magazine called ________.
A.School Life | B.Famous People |
C.Chinese Culture | D.Western Culture |