【1】I saw the smoke___________ (rise) from the chimney when I walked past his house yesterday.

【2】The old man thought to___________ (he), “How lucky I am!”

【3】After the accident, the old man was lucky to be___________ (live).

【4】The fireman rescued two children from the ___________ (burn) building.

【5】Many office ___________ (work) in Beijing stay up late on weekdays.

【1】Fire! Keep away from the b_________house. It's very dangerous.

【2】People don't know the value of health t_________they lose it.

【3】The sun rises in the east and sets in the w________.

【4】If you travel by air, you must get to the a_________very early.

【5】My father is a w_________in a factory.

【1】I prefer bread with ___________ (奶油) in it.

【2】This___________ (街區(qū)) is right in the center of the city.

【3】The temperature often stays ___________ (在……上面) zero in Sanya.

【4】I think Beijing Capital International ___________ (機(jī)場(chǎng)) is the busiest one in China.

【5】I will go to the___________ (市場(chǎng)) to buy some food with my mother this afternoon.

【1】希望我回電話嗎？

Am I ________ ________ call back?

【2】用筷子指著人是不禮貌的。

It's ________to ________ ________people with chopsticks.

【3】別把你的手插進(jìn)嘴里。

Don't ________your hand ________your mouth.

【4】你介意敲打空碗嗎？

Would you mind ________ ________ ________bowl?

【5】在法國(guó)，你應(yīng)該把面包放在桌子上。

In France, you're________ ________ ________your bread on the table.

【6】敲打空碗是不禮貌的。

It's _____________to hit the _____________bowl.

【1】I was supposed to arrive at 7:00.(對(duì)畫(huà)線部分提問(wèn))

_____________ were you _____________ to arrive?

【2】They are supposed to shake hands.(改為否定句)

They __________ __________ to shake hands.

【3】You should eat with your hands in India.(改為同義句)

You __________ __________ to eat with your hands in India.

【4】You shouldn't be late.(改為同義句)

You __________ _______ on time.

【5】Shaking hands is common for us.(改為同義句)

________ __________for us to shake hands.

up，arrive，voice，own，share，shout，lead，eye，polite，noisy

Eating in western restaurants is a little different from eating in Chinese ones. It is necessary to understand the differences and to behave 【1】. When you first 【2】 at the restaurant, you should wait for the waiter(服務(wù)員) to 【3】 you to a table.

In a western restaurant, each person usually asks for their 【4】 food or dishes and eats what they ask for. Western people don’t put all of the food in the centre of the table to 【5】. One of the biggest differences between Chinese restaurants and western ones is that most Chinese restaurants are 【6】, but most western restaurants are quiet and people there speak in a low 【7】. Don’t 【8】 to the waiters, or people may think that you are rude. If you need help, you should try to ask with your 【9】 instead of with your voice. It’s better not to put 【10】 your hand, either.

【1】It's________(polite)to stare at a girl.

【2】The nurse is________(stick)the needle into my arm.

【3】We should start eating after the ________(old) people.

【4】We can use the knife________(open)the lock.

【5】In Korea, the oldest person is expected to start ________ (eat) first.

【1】There were no e ___________seats on the bus, so I had to stand all the way.

【2】In China, you’re not supposed to s ___________your chopsticks into the food.

【3】Tom was upset because his new car was h ___________ by a stone.

【4】You shouldn’t p ___________ at anyone with your chopsticks when eating.

【5】—Would you m___________ turning off your radio?

—Certainly not.

【1】You can put your toys in the ___________(空的) box.

【2】You shouldn't ___________(插) your chopsticks into the food.

【3】By reading this article，we can learn more about _________(禮儀)．

【4】Would you __________(介意) opening the window?

【5】Don't ___________(指) at me with your finger!

—I’m sorry. I won’t do that again.

A.stuck; intoB.sticking; onto

C.stick; intoD.stick; for