Question

When you hear Westerners say “Drop in anytime” or “Come and see me soon”, you should realize that it doesn’t mean you are welcome to come over to their house anytime. It’s wise to telephone before visiting someone.

Never accept an invitation unless you really plan to go. You may refuse by saying, “Thank you for inviting me, but I may not be able to come.” If you are unable to come after accepting the invitation, be sure to tell those who invite you in advance(提前) that you will not be there.

When you have accepted the invitation to a party or dinner, it is polite to bring small gifts with you, such as bottles of drink, flowers and chocolate. Sometimes Westerners may take you out to dinner in a restaurant and it does not necessarily mean that he is going to pay the bill at the end of the meal. He might want you to “go Dutch”, which means each person pays his own bill.

1.The best title(標(biāo)題) for the passage is __________.

A. Drop in anytime B. Come and see me soon

C. Invitation in Western countries D. Westerners

2.When Westerners say “Drop in anytime” or “Come and see me soon”, it means _________.

A. you are welcome to visit them anytime

B. you are welcome to visit them, but you still need to call them before going to their house

C. they don’t want you to visit them

D. they will hold a party for you

3.If a Westerner invites you to go to his house, __________.

A. you may refuse if you don’t plan to go

B. you have to accept the invitation even if you don’t want to go

C. you can’t accept the invitation

D. and you accept the invitation, you must go

4.If you have accepted the invitation to a party or a dinner, you can bring some __________ with you.

A. money B. televisions C. computers D. cakes

5.The underlined words “go Dutch” means “__________” in Chinese.

A. 去荷蘭 B. 去Dutch這家餐廳 C. 實(shí)行AA制 D. 請(qǐng)客

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