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When you go out to travel, you should learn about some culture(文化)in different countries.

When you go to England, you shouldn’t ask English people about their income(收入). It’s OK to ask, “Where are you going?” in China. But you shouldn’t ask English people like that. Chinese people like asking, “Did you have dinner?” But you should be careful to ask that when you meet an English man.

In Thailand, you can’t put your hand on a child’s head. In China, touching(触摸)a child’s head means “You like the child very much.”

In Japan, when you visit a family, you should take off your shoes before you get into the house. When you eat noodles, it’s good to make a big noise. It can tell the family that the noodles are delicious.

In a word(简而言之), when you’re in Rome(罗马), do as the Romans do.


根据短文内容,选择正确答案。
1. What can’t you do in England?
A.You can’t ask someone’s income.
B.You can’t ask where you should go.
C.You can’t ask what the weather is like.
D.You can’t ask what time it is now.
2. Who usually say “Did you have dinner?” when they meet each other?
A.English people.B.Chinese people.
C.People in Thailand.D.Japanese people.
3. What can’t you do in Thailand?
A.B.C.D.
4. How many kinds of Japanese culture does the writer speak about?
A.Three.B.Four.C.One.D.Two.
5. What does the underlined words “when you’re in Rome, do as the Romans do.” mean in Chinese?
A.相见恨晚B.入乡随俗C.熟能生巧D.一见如故
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