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高中英语(上外版)必修第一册 练习
1AU2 Language and Culture
I. Grammar Directions: Identify the sentence pattern of the following underlined sentences.
(1) My classmate, Jason, is a high school student.
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(2) Jason has recently noticed some greetings in English rather impractical.
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By contrast, (3) he suggests that greetings with the Chinese language are far more communicative.
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(4) They are neat, direct, and efficient.
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(5) We met on campus one day, and (6) he told me this new finding.
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(7) I was a bit confused. (8) Then we consulted our English teacher for an immediate answer.
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II. Directions: Fill in the blank with the appropriate form of the verb given in the brackets.
1. In some part of the world, tea ___________ (serve) with milk and sugar.
2. Old McDonald gave up smoking for a while, but soon ___________ (return) to his old ways.
3. All the preparations for the task _______________ (complete) , and we are ready to start.
4. He stepped into the office, _______________ (sit) down and began to fill in the forms.
5. He _______________ (break) his leg when he _______________ (play) in a football match against another school.
6. Hello, I_______________ (not know) you _______________ (be) in London. How long have you been there?
7. Look at those clouds. It_______________ (rain) this afternoon.
8. He offered me drink after I _______________ (take off) my coat.
9. – Do you like this material?
--No, the steel _____________ (feel) very cold .
III. Cloze
Culture Shock
Culture Shock is a term used to describe the anxiety produced when a person moves to a 1 new environment. This term expresses the loss of direction, the feeling of not knowing what to do or how to do things in a new environment.
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