高中英语完形填与空语法填空专辑.docVIP

完形填空与语法填空专项练习 完形填空Table manners are about showing respect and politeness to others. If you don’t want people to think you are ____(1)____, please follow some basic table manners. You are invited to dinner. When you enter the dining room and the ____(2)____ says, “Please take a seat”, you may often ____(3)____, “Which seat?” At a Chinese-style dinner, the host takes the seat facing the ____(4)____. As the host is the center of attention, the seat to his left is ____(5)____ to the seat to his right. Usually, the most important guest is seated to the host’s left. At a Western-style dinner, however, the seat that faces the door is ____(6)____ for the most important guest. As for seating arrangements, in both situations, people from the host group should ____(7)____ alternately（交替地） with people from the guest group. Although many Chinese people see dinners as a perfect setting for ____(8)____, Westerners don’t always like talking at the table. Remember not to talk with your mouth ____(9)____. While someone is talking, you should look into his or her eyes and listen ____(10)____. Safe conversation ____(11)____ include food, the day’s activities and weather. “I can’t stand people who talk ____(12)____ into their phones,” people often ____(13)____. We’re tired of listening to painfully loud conversations in public. When your mobile phone rings in public, remember people are not even ____(14)____ interested in your business. When you are at dinner, it’s best to keep your phone on silent. If ____(15)____, just send a text message. 1. A. innocent B. proud C. rude D. dependent 2. A. boss B. host C. visitor D. chairman 3. A. wonder B. request C. pause D. imagine 4. A. door B. passage C. kitchen D. window 5. A. similar B. appropriate C. indifferent D. superior 6. A. designed B. reserved C. adapted D. made 7. A. drink B. talk C. sit D. eat 8. A. fun B. debate C. reunion D. conversation 9. A. wide B. open C. full D. occ