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Unit8Howdoyoumakeabananamilkshake?特殊的飲食【教材同步拓展閱讀11月刊】學(xué)校:___________姓名:___________班級(jí):___________考號(hào):___________閱讀單選AEveryyearthereisaSpringFestivalinChina.UsuallyitisinJanuaryorFebruary.ItisthemostimportantfestivalinChina.Sobeforeites,everyonehastopreparethings.Theybuypork,beef,chicken,fruitsandmanyotherthings.Andtheyoftenmakeaspecialkindoffood—dumplings.Itmeans“etogether”.Onthedaybeforethefestival,parentsbuynewclothesfortheirchildren.Childrenalsobuypresentsfortheirparents.OntheSpringFestivalEve(除夕),allthefamilymembersebacktotheirhometown.Thisisahappymoment.Somesinganddance,someplaycardsandothersgetthedinnerready.Whentheyenjoythemeal,theygiveeachotherthebestwishesfortheingyear.Theyallhaveagoodtime.1.WhichisthemostimportantfestivalinChina?A.Christmas. B.TheSpringFestival. C.Children’sDay.2.WhenistheChineseSpringFestivalusuallycelebrated?A.InMarchorApril. B.InMayorJune. C.InJanuaryorFebruary.3.________isthespecialkindoffoodfortheSpringFestivalinChina.A.Chicken B.Dumpling C.Duck4.Whatdoparentsbuyforchildrenonthedaybeforethefestival?A.Beef B.Newclothes C.Presents5.Thefamily________whentheyarehavingdinnertogetherontheSpringFestivalEve.A.giveeachotherthebestwishes B.goshoppingtogether C.sing,danceandplaycardsBMydearfriend,Danny,weletoChina.NowIwanttointroduceChinesemealstoyou.WeChinesepeoplehavethreemealseveryday.Wehavebreakfastatabout7:00.Wehaveeggs,bread,noodles,milk,orotherfoodforbreakfast.LunchisabigmealinChina.Wealwayshavelunchatabout12:00.Studentshavelunchatschoolonschooldays.Workershavelunchattheirpanies.Wehaverice,vegetables,meat,soup,orotherfood.Wealwayshavesupperathomeatabout5:00p.m.Wehaverice,vegetables,fishandmeat.Thedinnerisusuallybig,too.Inaword,IthinkChinesefoodisverynice.PleaseremembertoeatsomeChinesefoodwhenyouetoChina.Ihopeyouwilllikeit.Canyoutellmeaboutyourfoodinyourcountry?6.Whowillreceive(收到)thisletter?______A.Mydearfriend B.Wedon’tknow C.Danny D.Acook7.Whowritetheletter?______A.Danny B.Adoctor C.AChinese D.AnAmerican8.WhatmealsinChinaareusuallybig?______A.Breakfastandlunch. B.Breakfastandlunch.C.Lunchandsupper. D.Breakfastanddinner.9.Chinesepeopleusuallydon’thavericefor______.A.breakfast B.lunch C.dinner D.none10.What’sthemeaningoftheunderlinedword“panies”?______A.學(xué)校 B.家 C.公司 D.政府CTea,HighTeaandAfternoonTeaWhatarethedifferencesamongteathedrink,teathemeal,highteaandafternoontea?TeathedrinkTeathedrinkismadefromtheprocessingofmakingteas.Thebasicteasarealsooftenmixedwithotherplantslikevanilla,mintandmelon.TeathemealTeathemealontheotherhandincludesteathedrinkasanimportantpart,butmainlyreferstosocialandfamilygettogether.Generallyspeaking,theteamealbecamepopularinEnglandfirst,butspreadtoEnglishspeakingcountries,whereteamealsarealsoheldinmanydifferentforms.AfternoonteaAfternoontea(orLowtea)isalightmealeatenat4:00pm.ItalsoesfromBritain,thoughmostBritishpeoplenolongereatsuchamealnowadays.Traditionally,looseteawouldbeputinateapotwithmilkandsugar,togetherwithvarioussandwiches(withcucumber,egg,tuna,ham,andsmokedsalmon),scones(withbutter,creamandjam)andcakes.Usually,theteaandfoodwouldbeputonalowtable.Whileafternoonteausedtobeaneverydayevent,nowadaysitismorelikelytobeservedinahotel,café,orteashop,althoughmanyBritishpeoplestillhaveacupofteaandapieceofcakeorchocolateatteatime.HighteaHighteaisanearlyeveningmeal,typicallyeatenbetween5:00pmand6:00pm.Itwouldtaketheplaceinsteadofbothafternoonteaandtheeveningmeal.Thetermesfromthemealbeingeatenatthe“high”(main)table.Itisnowlargelyreplacedbythelatermeal.Inrecentyears,“hightea”hasbeeawordforexquisite(精致)afternoontea.Actually,suchusageiswrong.Highteaisnotthesameasafternoontea.MaineveningmealTeaisthemaineveningmeal,evenifpeoplearenotdrinkingtea.Itistraditionallyeatenat5o’clockintheevening,thoughoftenitislater,aslateas9pm.So,insomefarmingareasoftheUK,teaasamealisequaltodinnerinStandardEnglish.11.Thewriterwritesthepassageto________.A.tellpeoplehowtodrinkteacorrectlyB.letpeopleknowmoreaboutteacultureC.introducethenewmeaningof“hightea”D.informpeoplethedifferencebetweenteaandmeal12.Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingisTRUE?A.Teathemealisthesameasteathedrink.B.Afternoonteaisoftenservedatahightable.C.TeaisawordformealinsomeareasintheUK.D.Highteahasnothingtodowithafternoonteaatall.13.Whichofthefollowingpicturesbestshowsthefoodanddrinkofafternoontea?A. B. C. D.14.Thepassageismostprobablytakenfrom________A.a(chǎn)sciencereport B.a(chǎn)fashionmagazineC.a(chǎn)newspaperwebsite D.a(chǎn)travelguidebookDHotPot(火鍋)andHotpotI’mlearningEnglishintheUKwhereImeetalotofnewfriendsandeatsomethingdelicious.HotpotismanyChinesepeople’sfavoritefood,including(包括)me.Afterhavingthreedaysofhamburgers,sandwichesandpotatoesintheUK,howexcitedIwastoknowthattherewasgoingtobeafreemealofhotpottowelethenewstudents.Onthewaytothecanteen,Iseemedtosmellthehotpotintheair.Tomysurprise,whenIsteppedintotheroom,infrontofmewerestillpotatoesandbread.Wherewasthehotpot?Withmanyquestionsinmyhead,Isatdowntohavethefreemeal.AftertalkingwithaFrenchgirl,Igottoknowthathotpotispletelydifferentfromhotpot.Chinesehotpotiswrittenintwowordsandhotpot,oneword,isatraditionalEnglishdish.Hotpotismadefrommuttonandonion.Onthetopthereareslicedpotatoes.Peopleputitintheovenalldayinaheavypotandonalowheat.YoucanoftenseeitatpartiesintheUKbecauseit’seasytoprepareforalargenumberofpeopleandisnotexpensive.Hotpotdoesn’ttastebad.However,Istillmisshotpot,twowords!15.A“canteen”maybeaplace________.A.sellingfoodanddrinksB.forstudentstohavesportsC.justlikealibraryD.forstudentstostudy16.Hotpotisoftenpreparedforpartiesbecauseitis________.A.delicious B.healthy C.easytoprepare D.expensive17.Afterthefreemeal,thewriterlearnedthat_______.A.“hotpot”wasn’t“hotpot”B.hotpottooklittletimetocook.C.hotpotwasn’ttraditionalintheUKD.theFrenchgirlknewnothingabouthotpot.18.Afterreadingthepassage,weknowthewriteris________.A.a(chǎn)nEnglishteacher B.a(chǎn)Frenchgirl C.a(chǎn)Japanesecook D.a(chǎn)ChinesestudentEDoyoulikeeatingwontons(餛飩)?TheyarenotonlypopularinChina,butalsoaroundtheworld.YoucanfindtheminNorthAmerica,SoutheastAsiaandAustralia.Wontonsarelikedumplings,onlysmaller.TheyareakindoftraditionalfoodfromnorthernChina.ItissaidthatduringtheHanDynasty,theXiongnu,anancienttribeinnorthernChina,hadconflicts(沖突)withlocalpeopleontheborder(邊界).HunshiandTunshiwerethetwoleadersoftheXiongnu.Sopeoplebegantocalltheirfood"huntun"andwishfortheendoftheconflicts.IndifferentpartsofChina,awontonhasdifferentnames.Inthenorth,itiscalled"huntun".InGuangdong,itiscalled"yuntun".PeopleinSichuancallit"chaoshou",whileinthesoutheasternprovinceofFujian,itiscalled"bianshi".Peopleusuallyeatwontonswithsoup.Sometimestheyalsodeepfry(油炸)them.Youmakeawontonwithawrapper(面皮).Youputsomefillingsinthewrapper,andpushtheoutsideofthewrappertogetherwithyourfingers.Themostpopularfillingsareporkandshrimp.Theytastegood.19.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"fillings"mean?A.可樂(lè) B.果汁 C.餡 D.牛奶20.Whatisthemainideaofthelastparagraph(段落)?A.Howtoeatwontons. B.Howtomakeandeatwontons.C.Howtomakewontons. D.Howtomakethefillings21.WhichofthefollowingisNOTTRUE?A.IndifferentplacesofChina,wontonsdon'thavethesamenames.B.WontonsarenotonlypopularinChina,butalsoaroundtheworld.C.PeopleinChinanevereatwontonswithsoup.D.Themostpopularfillingsareporkandshrimp.二、語(yǔ)法填空F綜合填空讀短文,在空白處填入恰當(dāng)?shù)脑~或用單詞的適當(dāng)形式填空。Afterafullweekofworkingorstudying,maybeyou’re22.tiredtogetupearlyonSaturdaymorning.Whenyou23.(最后)rise,you’vealreadymissedbreakfast,butlunchisstillafewhoursaway.Sowhatdoyoudo?Well,brunchisagoodchoice.Brunchgets24.(it)namefromthefirsttwolettersofbreakfastandthelastfourlettersoflunch.Sometimes,itraisesbreakfasttoanartistic(藝術(shù)的)level.For25.(例子),blueberrypancakesmighttaketheplaceof26.(普通的)pancakesforbrunch.Brunch27.(bee)morepopularamongyoungpeoplenow.beautifulbruncheshelpthemgetmore“l(fā)ikes”onsocialmedia.InMelbourne,brunchcultureisalsopopular.Idecidedtotryitwithmyfriend.Wevisitedacafethatisfamous28.itsflowertheme(主題).Therewasawallfullofdifferenttypesoffreshandcolorfulflowers.Thefoodanddrinksalsohadthistheme.Theyusedrosepetals(玫瑰花瓣)todecorateapinkrosetealatte.Ittasted29.(sweet)thanitlooked.Forthemaincourse(主菜),I30.(choose)thesoftshellcrab(軟殼螃蟹).Thecrabwasplacedinabreadbowlwithsomefriedcrabclaws(蟹爪)ontop.Thebrunchtastedgreat.ThoughIwasfull31.havingsuchabigmeal,Istillwantedtohaveanotherone.GWhatcanbebothredorgreen,roundorsharp,bigorsmall,andmoreimpo

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