—My boy, it’s time _______.
—OK, dad.
A. to lunch B. have lunch C. for lunch
—Why don’t you like city life?
—Because I think the traffic is _______ and the cost of living is ______.
A. much; high B. heavy; much C. heavy; high
— Where is Linda? I can’t find her.
— She her homework in the library.
A. does B. is doing C. do
There is ________ tree in _______ front of our classroom.
A. a;/ B. the; / C. a; the
从明年开始，日照市英语中考开始采用听力口语自动化考试，即人机对话（man-machine conversation）的方式检验学生的口语和听力。特别是对于口语测试（以前的中考对口语没有要求），学生们有不同的看法。我校就“你喜不喜欢用人机对话的形式来检验你的英语口语？”进行了调查，结果如下。请你根据表格内容，用英语写一篇短文，并谈谈你的态度及理由。
| 态度 | 理由 |
85%的学生 | 喜欢 | 1.spoken English is important； 2. make students pay more attention to their spoken English； 3.teachers will let them speak English more in class. |
15%的学生 | 不喜欢 | 1.spoken English is poor； 2. can’t answer all the questions correctly； 3. computers break down suddenly. |
你 | …… | …… |
注意：（1）文章必须包括表中的全部内容，可适当增加细节；
（2）你的理由至少两条；
（3）文章开头已给出，你可以抄用此开头，但不计入总词数；也可以自己写开头，则计入总词数；
（4）词数：80—100。
Do You Like to Have Tests in the Man-machine Conversation?
Several days ago, we did a survey about whether you like to take your spoken English tests in the man-machine conversation. Here are the results.
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A popular saying in the UK is “Manners make the man.” In Britain, even today, people are judged by their table manners, especially when eating out. Here’re some things to remember.
Things you should do:
★If you are at a dinner party, wait until your host starting eating.
★Chew and swallow(咽）all the food in your mouth before taking more or taking a drink.
★Break bread and rolls with your fingers not with your knife.
★Break a small piece of bread (or a roll) and butter it.
Do not butter the whole slice or half a roll at a time.
★You may eat chicken and pizza with your fingers if you are a barbecue or a very informal situation. or always use a knife and fork.
Things you should not do:
★Never chew with your mouth open.
★Never talk with food in your mouth.
★Do not blow on hot food or drinks.
★Never use your fingers to push food onto your spoon or fork.
★If you spill(洒出) anything on someone else, do not try to clean up the thing. Offer him/her a napkin and let him/ her do it.
★If you burp, cover your mouth with your napkin. After it happens, say a quiet “pardon me”.
★If you get some food stuck between your teeth, do not use toothpicks or napkins to deal with the food at the table. __________ go to the bathroom and take it out.
1.How many tips about table manners are mentioned in the passage?
_________________________________________________________________.
2.What is the meaning of the saying “Manners make the man”?
It means __________________________________________________________(no more than 8 words)
3.Translate the underlined sentence into Chinese.
__________________________________________________________________.
4.Fill in the blank with proper words. (No more than five words).
_________________________________________________________________.
5.What might be the best title for this passage?
_________________________________________________________________.
