2018-2019学年高二英语外研版选修七课时阅读训练 十七 Module 5 Period 1 .docVIP

课时阅读训练 十七 Module 5　Period 1 Ⅰ. 阅读理解 A When international students arrive on campus, they are amazed at invitations to a variety of welcome events. The first few weeks are jam packed with opportunities to meet new people: both international students and locals. You probably are aware that there will be cultural differences, but most people don’t realize that one of the biggest differences may be when it comes to eating. American dining habits are quite different than many other countries abroad, so here’s a little preview of what to expect. In many countries lunch-time is a sacred meal: a time when families come together to eat a hearty meal. However, as you will soon notice, lunch is not the most important meal of the day in the US. For most people lunch-time is squeezed in where it can be, the 30 minutes given to them by their job or before their next class. It is quite common to see people eating outside, wherever they can, or even having food with them to snack on during the day. Another big shock for many when they arrive in the US is the “doggy bag” culture. “Doggy bag” culture refers to the fact that when you go out to eat at a restaurant and do not finish your meal (because the portions are huge! ), you can ask for a box to take the leftover food home. The idea of tipping in the US is supposed to be an act of generosity. If you have found your favorite restaurant near campus and want to become a regular customer, make sure to tip at every visit or you may not get the best service the next time you go. It is important to note that at fast food restaurants tips are not expected, and it is usually at any sit-down restaurant. 【语篇概述】饮食习惯在世界各地迥异, 读读此文, 看看如何做到像一个地道的美国人去餐馆就餐。 1. According to Paragraph 1, international students arrive on campus in the US may feel 　　　　. ? A. surprised　　　　　　　 B. nervous C. embarrassed　 D. upset 【解析】选A。推理判断题。根据第一段中的“they are amazed at invitations to a variety of welcome events”可知, 初到美国的国际生看到各种各样的欢迎活