Question

Usually people in the UK do not talk with each other on their way. Some people are found sitting and looking out of the window and other people reading newspapers or books on a bus or on a train.

English people often start a conversation（談話）by talking about the weather. So when you meet somebody in England, you can say “Nice weather for the time of year!”

“But it was a little cold yesterday,” somebody may answer.

“But it will get a bit warmer later,” you can say.

Talk like this, and the English people will think, “How friendly you are!”

根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，選擇最佳答案。

1.Some people sit and look out of the on a train.

A.roof B.window C.door D.hole

2.English people often on the bus.

A.talk a lot B.talk to each other

C.eat something D.read newspapers

3.When you meet an English people, you can start the conversation by talking about the .

A.time B.food C.weather D.age

4.According to the passage, if you talk to English people about the weather, they will think .

A.you are friendly B.you talk much C.you are English D.you are right

5.Which sentence is true?

A.English people are unfriendly.

B.English people like traveling by train.

C.English people don’t enjoy good weather.

D.English people don’t talk much when they’re on public transport.

Answer 1