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第二部分聽(tīng)短文，選擇正確答案(聽(tīng)兩遍)

() 6. How will an American feel if you ask him “Where are you going”？

   A. He’ll feel happy. B. He’ll feel surprised. C. He’ll feel excited.

() 7. Who will probably ask “Where are you going” in America according to the speaker?

   A. Businessmen. B. Friends. C. Policemen.

() 8. What does the question “Have you had your meal” mean in Americans’ eyes?

   A. An invitation. B. A greeting. C. 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. We should learn more foreign languages.

   B. Different countries have different customs.

   C. We can't ask “Have you had your meals?” any more.

Answer 1

6-10 BCACB

6-10 BCACB

第二部分聽(tīng)短文，選擇正確答案

   Where are you going? The Chinese people often ask,the question when they meet in the street. But if you ask Americans the same question,they will be surprised because they think that “going to some place” is their own business. In their eyes,only a policeman will ask such a question 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 the 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.