《交际英语》第一册各章节习题-4.docVIP

BOOK ONE UNIT ONE: MEETING PEOPLE WORD STUDY Words Ideas, Examples and Exercises name full name first/Christian name be on first/Christian name terms with sb middle/second name surname /last name family name maiden name title initial initial stands for identity evidence of identity nickname pet name false name under a false name pseudonym under the pseudonym pen name under the pen name stage name alias aka/a.k.a. under the name of under an assumed name go by the name of sb’s name is be called be known as named call call sb sth name name sb sth be christened be christened Mary etc thingy/thingummy (infml BrE) what’s his/her name (infml BrE) Whatsit so-and-so 1. a person’s name Examples: (1) My ______ is Karen – what’s yours? (2) “Excuse me. Could you tell me your ______?” “It’s John, John Davies.” (3) The commonest English _______ are Smith and John. (4) I’m terrible at remembering people’s ______. (5) At the top of the form write down your full _______, your address and daytime telephone number. (6) My mother’s Ch_________ name was Mary. (7) “Mrs Johnson?” “Please call me by my _______ name.” (8) He knows the Queen well and is on _______ _______ terms with many members of the Royal family. (9) John F. Kennedy’s _______ name was Fitzgerald. (10) We don’t use ______names, it’s too formal. (11) Kim is a very common ___________ in Korea. (12) Joseph Conrad’s original family ______ was Korzeniowski. (13) He died leaving no children to carry on the _______ name. (14) A woman’s maiden _______ is the family name that she used to have before she was married. (15) A woman in China continues to use her ________ name after marriage. She does not use her husband’s family name. ‘Title’ is a word that you put before your name, or instead of your first name, to show your position in society, to show whether you are married etc. ‘Identity’ shows who someone is, and what their name is, especially when people do not know and are trying to find out. ‘Initial’ is the fi