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How did your father go to work last week? (根据实际情况回答)
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Being polite is very important. If you are polite to others, they will be polite to you. In English there are many words to show you are polite. Many visitors don’t know when to use “please”. When they go into a café and say “A coffee.” or “I want a coffee.” These might be OK for the English people. But they can be very impolite to an English ear if you are a visitor. So adding a simple “please” would make it better. “A coffee, please.” or “I would like a coffee, please.” will make you a polite visitor.

In fact, you can be even more polite: “Sorry, could you tell me the way to Oxford Street, please?” “Sorry, could you tell me your name again, please?” It’s very common to start a request (请求) with the word “sorry”.

If you ask for help, try “I’m sorry to bother you.” or “But could you possibly help me, please?” And you might say to a friend “Hey, John. Lend me $100, will you?” But you couldn’t say this to somebody you do not know well.

1.It’s OK for a visitor to say “I want a coffee.” when they are in a café. ( )
2.“I would like a coffee, please.” is a polite way to say. ( )
3.“Sorry, could you tell me your name again, please?” is an impolite way to say. ( )
4.In England, people seldom start a request with the word “sorry”. ( )
5.You can say to a friend “Hey, Xiaoling. Lend me 100 yuan.” ( )
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Table Manners

Good table manners are different from country to country.

In India, for example, people eat with their right hands. Eating with left hands is very rude (粗鲁的)!

In the West, people don’t usually share food. Everyone has his or her own plate of food. And you should not make noise when you are eating, even if the food is really good. Eating with noise is rude in the West. But in Japan it is good manners to make noise when you are eating, because that shows you are enjoying the food.

In China, it is OK to make a lot of noise in a restaurant. But in the West, the restaurant is a quiet place. Making much noise in a restaurant shows one’s bad manners.

Country

Good table manners

Bad table manners

In India

People eat with 1..

Eating with 2..

In the West

People eat his or her own 3..

Eating with 4..

In Japan

People make 5. when they are eating.

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In 6.

It’s OK to make a lot of noise in a restaurant.

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如何做一个有礼貌的孩子?你能给你的朋友提一些建议吗?至少40个单词。


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他们正在排队等候轮到他们。
They are standing _______ _______ to wait for _______ _______.
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给有需要的人让座是件有礼貌的事情。
It’s a polite thing _______ _______ your seat to the people _______ _______.
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他没有东西可吃。
He has _______ _______ _______.
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请安静!不要在老师讲课的时候玩耍。
_______ _______! Don’t play when the teacher is talking.
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不要拿走所有的食物。我们应该跟其他人分享。
Don’t take away all the food. We should _______ _______ _______.
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Rules are everywhere. When we read ______ the library, play football or drive a car, we have to ______ some rules. Rules are ______ to us. We must also follow the rules on the ______. Lucy and her mother went to the UK by plane last week. She took the emergency exit (紧急出口) seat. She ______ a card on her seat. The card said, “If you are in an emergency exit seat, you must:

• Be at least 15 years old and healthy.

• Be able to (能够) speak and read ______ very well.

You must not:

• Sit with a ______ (two years old or under).

• Sit with a ______ like a cat, a dog, etc.

This is because you need to be free to give help to others.”

1.
A.atB.onC.beside
2.
A.followB.getC.make
3.
A.interestingB.successfulC.important
4.
A.trainB.planeC.bus
5.
A.leftB.wroteC.saw
6.
A.JapaneseB.ChineseC.English
7.
A.childB.ladyC.pupil
8.
A.boyB.petC.hare
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