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In England, people don’t usually talk much. You can go on a bus, or a train, and everyone sits looking out of the window. Often they read. They read books and papers, but they don’t talk much. When you meet English people, they often talk about one thing---the weather. So when you meet somebody in England, you can say, “Nice weather for the time of year!”9w9t)g'b8m,@/Z,f+Q6N;u6j.p
“But it was a little cold yesterday.” Somebody may answer, “But it got a bit warmer later.” You can say.9w9t)g'b8m,@/Z,f+Q6N;u6j.p
Talk like this and the English will think, “How friendly you are!”9w9t)g'b8m,@/Z,f+Q6N;u6j.p
)c4Z1G8F8U 1. English people often _____ on a bus.9w9t)g'b8m,@/Z,f+Q6N;u6j.p
A. talk much9w9t)g'b8m,@/Z,f+Q6N;u6j.p
B.talk little9w9t)g'b8m,@/Z,f+Q6N;u6j.p
C.eat something9w9t)g'b8m,@/Z,f+Q6N;u6j.p
D.read papers9w9t)g'b8m,@/Z,f+Q6N;u6j.p
6v(V3n7a0k1i4|0M7X-Q*C 2. When you meet English people, you can talk like this _____.9w9t)g'b8m,@/Z,f+Q6N;u6j.p
A. how do you do9w9t)g'b8m,@/Z,f+Q6N;u6j.p
B. how are you9w9t)g'b8m,@/Z,f+Q6N;u6j.p
C. Nice weather9w9t)g'b8m,@/Z,f+Q6N;u6j.p
D.Nice to meet you9w9t)g'b8m,@/Z,f+Q6N;u6j.p
7e.n+@+f3. If you talk with the English people about the weather, they will think _____.9w9t)g'b8m,@/Z,f+Q6N;u6j.p
A.you are friendly9w9t)g'b8m,@/Z,f+Q6N;u6j.p
B.you are right9w9t)g'b8m,@/Z,f+Q6N;u6j.p
C. you are English9w9t)g'b8m,@/Z,f+Q6N;u6j.p
D.you talk too much9w9t)g'b8m,@/Z,f+Q6N;u6j.p
'k/w(K,K0r*h 4. English people always hope the weather will get _____.9w9t)g'b8m,@/Z,f+Q6N;u6j.p
A.better9w9t)g'b8m,@/Z,f+Q6N;u6j.p
B.warmer9w9t)g'b8m,@/Z,f+Q6N;u6j.p
C.colder9w9t)g'b8m,@/Z,f+Q6N;u6j.p
D.hotter9w9t)g'b8m,@/Z,f+Q6N;u6j.p
(k.J+{-G,t 5. Which is right?9w9t)g'b8m,@/Z,f+Q6N;u6j.p
A. English people like to talk on a bus.9w9t)g'b8m,@/Z,f+Q6N;u6j.p
B. English people didn’t enjoy the best weather9w9t)g'b8m,@/Z,f+Q6N;u6j.p
C. English people are the most friendly9w9t)g'b8m,@/Z,f+Q6N;u6j.p
D. English people don’t talk much.9w9t)g'b8m,@/Z,f+Q6N;u6j.p