1、Unit 3 Language in use Module 6 Eating together After a few weeks in China， I started to notice something strange at the dinner table. I was in a restaurant with my friends when， beside us on another table， a group of four men 1 at each other and waving their money around. I finally learned that the
2、y were actually “fighting” 2 the bill! This scene made me think of what it would look like 3 Britain. It would be unheard of. British food culture usually implies that you pay for 4 you ordered. In a Britain restaurant， youll just pay for yourself. It 5 “splitting the bill” or “going Dutch”. 一一、语法选择
3、语法选择 I guess there is one reason that could express some of the 6 between East and West. How you pay the bill depends on how you order， as well as how you eat. Usually in a Chinese restaurant， the group decides on each dish， so the group eats 7 of the dishes. Can you imagine trying to work out how m
4、uch each person needs to pay 8 youre all sharing! The opposite is true for Western-style food. Each person chooses the food that he or she wants. Sharing isnt commonly practiced. So it is simple to pay for what you ordered. I 9 enjoy both practices. Its nice to treat your friends to dinner sometimes
5、. And its also nice to be treated. And on days when I miss Western food， I know therell be no “fighting” over who 10 pay! （ ） 1. A. shouted B. were shouting C. has shouted D. shout （ ） 2. A. pay B. paid C. to pay D. paying B B C C （ ） 3. A. at B. in C. on D. with （ ） 4. A. whatever B. whichever C. w
6、hoever D. however （ ） 5. A. call B. called C. was called D. is called （ ） 6. A. different B. differ C. differences D. differently B B A A D D C C （ ） 7. A. all B. some C. both D. none （ ） 8. A. whether B. if C. unless D. until （ ） 9. A. person B. personal C. personally D. more personal （ ） 10. A. mu
7、st B. may C. can D. should A A B B C C D D The day after Thanksgiving has become Americas wildest shopping day. Closed all day on 1 ， shops all across the country open early on Friday. Some lazy ones， like Target this year， dont open their doors on Friday 2 6 a.m. From Friday to the day before Chris
8、tmas， this is the season when businesses make 3 25% of their whole years revenue（收入）. Reporters from local TV stations 4 people who camp out in front of shops before the doors open on Friday. These people patiently wait in line to get products that are discounted（打折） 50 percent or more. “Oh， 二、完形填空二
9、、完形填空 we have fun，” said one camper. “We bring games to play. And， most 5 of all， we save big dollars!” Not all Americans like this crazy shopping. Reverend William Graham wants to 6 the name of Black Friday. “We want to call it Remember Jesus （耶稣） Friday. People should start the season 7 the right
10、attitude（态度）. Christmas time has become a Season of Shopping. We want to make it a Season of 8 . And we dont mean giving iPods， DVDs， flat screen TVs， and so on. We mean giving your back， your mind， and your hands. Help an old lady 9 her house. Teach a kid how to read. Give blood to the 10 . Celebra
11、te Christmas by remembering Jesus and forgetting Father Christmas. ” （ ） 1. A. Monday B. Thursday C. Friday D. Saturday （ ） 2. A. at B. since C. until D. from （ ） 3. A. as much as B. as many as C. as far as D. not the same as （ ） 4. A. stop B. look C. interview D. tell B B C C A A C C （ ） 5. A. dang
12、erous B. careful C. beautiful D. important （ ） 6. A. give B. change C. make D. call （ ） 7. A. at B. with C. on D. for （ ） 8. A. Taking B. Selling C. Giving D. Thanking D D B B B B C C （ ） 9. A. put up B. give up C. get up D. clean up （ ） 10. A. Oxfam B. UNICEF C. Red Cross D. ORBIS D D C C Experts b
13、elieve that there are more than 8 million restaurants in the world today. So it might surprise you to learn that restaurants， as we know them， have only existed for a few centuries. Before 1765， there were no restaurants. That is， there were no places that provided the restaurant experience. There w
14、as nowhere in which a waiter brought you food and drink that you picked from a menu. In fact， there were no menus anywhere. There were eating places travelers could go to centuries before that. The countryside was full of inns 三三、 回答问题回答问题 that would serve food. And there were taverns where one coul
15、d get drinks. The rich could also eat special meals prepared by private cooks. But none of them could be called a “restaurant”. A man called Boulanger changed that. In 1765， he opened a place in Paris that sold soups（汤）. On his sign he used the word “restaurant” to describe what he was selling. At t
16、hat time， soups were considered something that could help“restore”（恢复） your healthin French the word“restore” is “restaurer”so he called the soups“restaurants”. Soon， people started to use the word“restaurant” to refer to a place selling soups rather than the soup itself. More“restaurants”opened in
17、France， and people began to buy soups more often. Later， restaurants in Paris began to serve other food besides soups. In the 1790s， menus started to appear. By the mid-1800s， there were many types of restaurants throughout the world. The United States offered coffee shops. Tea houses became popular
18、 throughout China. Paris created beautiful restaurants for the rich. The British began to copy the French， and the restaurant idea spread throughout the British Empire. Today cities are filled with all types of restaurants. Diners have millions of options from which to choose. 1. Before 1765， there
19、weret any restaurants， were there？ . 2. Could inns served food centuries ago？. . 3. When it was first used， what did the word “restaurant” refer to？. _ . No， there werent. Yes， they could. It referred to soups. 4. When did restaurants begin to grow internationally？ _ _ 5. Is the word “restaurant” fr
20、om France or England？ _ Restaurants began to grow internationally by the mid-1800s. The word “restaurant” is from France. In the past， paper cutting could be seen in many parts of China during the Spring Festival. People put it on windows， doors and walls for the festival. Its 1 that it has a long h
21、istory of over 1,500 years. People usually use 2 to cut the red paper into different kinds of things about Chinese history. However, the ancient art is at the risk of disappearing. Ms. Woo, a paper cutting artist, works hard and hopes to bring the art back to 3 . Ms. Woo began to study the art of pa
22、per cutting at the age of 14 in the hometown in Southeast China. At that time， all the students at school had to learn 四、四、 短文填空短文填空 the art. She showed a special love for it， 4 the teacher gave her more training after class. Ms. Woo came to the USA after she finished college 5 June， 2008. In the US
23、A, she was often invited to perform paper cutting. She decided to spread Chinese paper cutting to the rest of the world from then on. Ms. Woo said， “I saw so many people coming to 6 and asking about paper cutting. I was surprised that so many people are 7 in it. I believe Chinese art is for all the
24、people around the world. Its time to promote （发扬） paper cutting to those people 8 are interested in it. I hope 9 I am doing will help to make Chinese people pay more attention to our traditional arts.” Ms. Woo has set such 10 good example to us. We must learn from her and try our best to save and sp
25、read Chinese traditional arts. 1. . 2. 3. . 4. . 5. . 6. . 7. . 8. . 9. . 10. . so in me interested who a what said/believed life scissors 五五、 课文经典句型回顾课文经典句型回顾 1.事实上，我被选择播放舞曲。 _ _ 2. 披萨在英国到处被吃。 _ 3. 我们可以在学校食堂加热它。 _ Pizza is eaten everywhere in England. In fact， I was chosen to play the dance music.
26、We can heat it up in the school kitchen. 4. 酸辣汤是由鸡肉和蔬菜做成的。 _ _ 5. 入乡随俗。 _ 6. 如果一吃完就离开是不礼貌的。 _ _ When in Rome， do as the Romans do. Hot and sour soup is made with chicken and vegetables. Its not polite if you leave as soon as you finish eating. 7. 在吃饭时，你可能被邀请自助。 _ _ 8. 叉握在左手，刀在右手。 _ _ 9. 用勺子喝汤。 _ 10. 晚餐在晚上7点左右或更晚些供应。 _ The fork is held in your left hand and the knife in your right. During the meal， you may be invited to serve yourself. Soup is eaten with a spoon. Dinner is served around 7 pm or even later.
