1 . 根据对话内容，从对话之后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。
Todd: So, Adrienne, you said you lived in Mexico for a while?
Adrienne: Mm, I studied there.
Todd: Really!     1    
Adrienne: I did. I studied Spanish.
Todd: Wow,     2    
Adrienne: Ah, it was interesting. The weather was really hot the entire time I was there. Um, and it was very confusing,     3     but I learned quickly because I was living in the situation every day where I had to use language so that was really helpful in the end.
Todd: So, what were the people like? What was the city like?
Adrienne: The city was small. 1 million people, and that’s pretty small. The architecture is very colonial style. It’s interesting.     4    .
Todd: Mexican food’s the best.
Adrienne:     5    .
Todd: Yeah, and the people?
Adrienne:     6    . Big families and they’re always inviting you over for dinner, lunch and breakfast, and tea and coffee and chocolate and it’s really, it’s really a very familial environment.
Todd: What was your favorite place in Mexico?
Adrienne:     7    . It’s a very small town. That has a pyramid, and Aztec pyramid with a cathedral on top of it and it has views of the mountains, the volcano and, just beautiful landscape all around. It’s a great place to watch the sunset.
Todd: What volcano?
Adrienne: Po! They call it Popo, but the full name I think is Popocatepetl.     8    
Todd: Oh, sounds like a nice place.
Adrienne:     9    
Todd: Any plans to go back to Mexico soon?
Adrienne:     10     I always want to go back but whether I actually make it in the next year or two, I don’t know.
A. It’s beautiful.
B. Of course.
C. so what was it like being a student in Mexico?
D. because I didn’t know the language very well when I first arrived
E. The people are really friendly, really, really friendly.
F. My favorite place, still, is a town called Cholula.
G. It’s an Aztec name.
H. You studied in Mexico?
I. Very beautiful, old, a lot of wood and stone and the food was great.
J. I think so too.

2 . Katie: How was the welcome party for foreign students last night?
John: Great! I made some new friends.     1    
Katie: What?
John: I met a Japanese boy called Sato, and as soon as I held out my hand, he bowed.
Katie: That’s how people in Japan are expected to greet each other.     2    
John: I didn’t know that.     3    
Katie: I remember when I first met Marie last year, I did the same thing. I held out my hand and to my surprise, she kissed me on both sides of my face!
John:     4    
Katie: Very funny.
Katie: Later I found out French people are supposed to kiss when they see each other.
John:     5    
A. It’s impolite if you don’t bow.
B. But a funny thing happened.
C. I wouldn’t mind that!
D. Oh, I see.
E. So I just stood there with my hand out, he bowed.

3 . 补全对话，选项中有两项为多余选项
M: Susan, I am writing a report now on different cultural festivals in different countries. It’s amazing that     1    
W: That’s great, Jack. Can I share your new discoveries?
M: Yes. India celebrates Teachers’ Day on September 5th. And in America, Teachers’ Day is a holiday on the Tuesday of the first full week of May.
W: Thailand also has its own Teachers’ Day.     2    
M: Oh, it’s on January 16th.     3    
W: Any other country?
M: Yeah ... Germany on June 12th, Sudan on February 24th. Hungarian Teachers’ Day is on the first Monday of June.
W:     4    
M: Most of the celebrations have something in common. Both the government and the society show their love and respect as well as their support to teachers and education.
W:     5    
M: Thank you so much.
A. When is that?
B. I think honesty education is necessary.
C. You have become an expert on Teachers’ Day.
D. I found many countries celebrate Teachers’ Day.
E. How do these countries celebrate Teachers’ Day?
F. I major in both education and English.
G. All the teachers celebrate their own day, free from work.