Americans use the word “friend” in a very general way. They may call many connections . Americans school friends, work friends, sports friends and neighbourhood friends. These friendships are based common interests. When the shared activity , the friendship may disappear. Now Steve and Yarer are no longer classmates. Their friendship has . In some friendship means a strong lifelong bond(关系) between people. In these cultures friendship develop , since they are built to last. American society is one of changes. Studies show that one out of five American families every year because they must change their jobs. The result is American friendship develops quickly. People from the United States may seem friendly. Americans often chat with strangers. They exchange information their families, hobbies and work. They may warmly and say “Have a nice day” or “See you later.” Schoolmates may say, “Let’s get sometime.” But American friendliness is not an offer of true friendship. After an experience like Yarer’s, outsiders may consider to be changeable. Learning how Americans view friendship can non-Americans avoid misunderstanding. It can also help them make friends in the American .
1.A. teachers B. students C. masters D. friends
2.A. hold B. have C. own D. share
3.A. on B. with C. in D. for
4.A. begins B. develops C. ends D. continues
5.A. missed B. changed C. failed D. separated
6.A. cultures B. cities C. schools D. places
7.A. some B. two C. three D. all
8.A. fast B. soon C. slowly D. finally
9.A. thick B. high C. rapid D. large
10.A. moves B. comes C. does D. disappears
11.A. which B. how C. whether D. that
12.A. at once B. at first C. at last D. at all
13.A. easily B. hard C. much D. fast
14.A. to B. from C. about D. for
15.A. smile B. laugh C. nod D. greet
16.A. there B. over C. away D. together
17.A. always B. any C. just D. only
18.A. Chinese B. Japanese C. Americans D. Europeans
19.A. cause B. get C. hope D. help
20.A. ones B. way C. people D. means
—I’m going to Thailand this summer holiday.
—
A. Take care! B. Write to me.
C. Have a nice trip! D. When will you come back?
—Which of the two computer games did you prefer?
—Actually I didn’t like .
A. both of them B. either of them
C. none of them D. neither of them
Every minute must be made full use of spoken English.
A. to practise B. practicing
C. practise D. practiced
—When is Amy flying to Beijing on Saturday?
—Her flight at 7:00 a.m..
A. takes off B. took off
C. taking off D. take off
In order to lose weight, she usually chooses some fruits as her main diet some bananas for breakfast, some tomatoes for lunch and some apples for supper.
A. in other words B. such as
C. for example D. that is