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Dave: Nice to meet you! I’m Dave from America.
He Wei: Nice to meet you, too! I’m He Wei, an exchange student from China.
Dave: China? It’ s a great country.【小题1】
He Wei: Really? Well, next year, you can come to my house for the New Year.
Dave: OK.【小题2】
He Wei: Of course not. On the New Year’ s Eve, we always make dumplings with family and some coins are put in the dumplings.【小题3】
Dave: That’s cool. Anything else?
He Wei: On the New Year’ s Day, we Chinese always visit relatives and give gifts to each other.
Dave: Oh, I like gifts.【小题4】
He Wei: In China, you shouldn’ t open the gift at once. You should wait and open it later.
Dave: Really? It’s interesting.【小题5】
He Wei: You’re welcome.
He Wei: Nice to meet you, too! I’m He Wei, an exchange student from China.
Dave: China? It’ s a great country.
He Wei: Really? Well, next year, you can come to my house for the New Year.
Dave: OK.
He Wei: Of course not. On the New Year’ s Eve, we always make dumplings with family and some coins are put in the dumplings.
Dave: That’s cool. Anything else?
He Wei: On the New Year’ s Day, we Chinese always visit relatives and give gifts to each other.
Dave: Oh, I like gifts.
He Wei: In China, you shouldn’ t open the gift at once. You should wait and open it later.
Dave: Really? It’s interesting.
He Wei: You’re welcome.
| A．Thank you for telling me so much. |
| B．When I get a gift, could I open it right now? |
| C．Would you mind telling me some customs about the festival? |
| D．I’m interested in Chinese festivals, especially the Chinese New Year. |
| E．The person with coins is lucky. |
| F．Do you like coins? |
18-19九年级上·重庆·阶段练习
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A: Hi, Li Xing. Where are you going for your winter holiday?
B: Hi, Kate.【小题1】
A: Really? I think you'd better know some rules (规则) and customs in England. They are different from those in China.
B: But I don't know.【小题2】
A: Sure. The first rule is that you must drive on the left of the road.
B: What's the next rule?
A: And you mustn't ride your bike on the pavement.
B: What else?
A:【小题3】 For example, “How old are you?”
B:【小题4】
A: You can call them Mr, Mrs, Ms, or Miss before their family names.
B: Thanks a lot.
A:【小题5】
B: Hi, Kate.
A: Really? I think you'd better know some rules (规则) and customs in England. They are different from those in China.
B: But I don't know.
A: Sure. The first rule is that you must drive on the left of the road.
B: What's the next rule?
A: And you mustn't ride your bike on the pavement.
B: What else?
A:
B:
A: You can call them Mr, Mrs, Ms, or Miss before their family names.
B: Thanks a lot.
A:
| A．Can you tell me some? |
| B．What should I call people there? |
| C．I'm going to England. |
| D．It's not polite to ask personal questions. |
| E．You're welcome. |
| F．How long will you stay there? |
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A: Hello, David!【小题1】 Can you tell me?
B: Sure.【小题2】
A: You are great! Thank you!
B: Not at all. Any other question?
A: What’s the difference between “ring up” and “call”?
B: In British English, people “ring up” someone,【小题3】
A: Oh, I see.【小题4】
B: In England, people use the word “lift” instead of “elevator” like in America.
A: And how to spell “中心”?【小题5】
B: British people spell “centre” instead of “center”.
A: You`re so helpful. Thanks a lot.
B: You’re welcome.
A: Hello, David!
B: Sure.
A: You are great! Thank you!
B: Not at all. Any other question?
A: What’s the difference between “ring up” and “call”?
B: In British English, people “ring up” someone,
A: Oh, I see.
B: In England, people use the word “lift” instead of “elevator” like in America.
A: And how to spell “中心”?
B: British people spell “centre” instead of “center”.
A: You`re so helpful. Thanks a lot.
B: You’re welcome.
| A．while in American English, people “call” someone. |
| B．Does it spell “centre” or “center”? |
| C．I can’t tell the differences between “toilet” and “bathroom.” |
| D．And how to use the “lift” and “elevator”？ |
| E．In England, they usually use “toilet” and in America they use “bathroom.” |
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