1、高二英語譯林版unit 3 understanding each other同步練習答題時間：40分鐘i. 選擇填空1. ive worked with children before, so i know what _ in my new job.a. expectedb. to expectc. to be expectingd. expects2. yesterday he came to our school. he soon adjusted _ here.a. to study b. to studyingc. studyingd. study3. in _ chinese cul

2、ture, marriage decisions are often made by parents for their childrena. traditional b. historic c. remoted. initial4. if _ the same treatment again, he is sure to get well.a. giving b. give c. given d. being given5. he is said to _ for a long time. is that true?a. have got marriedb. have marriedc. h

3、ave been marriedd. be married6. _ all london taxis were black, but now you sometimes see other colours.a. at one time b. at a timec. from time to timed. at the same time7. the book _ forty maps, _ three of great britain.a. is containing; including b. contains; includesc. includes; containing d. cont

4、ains; including8. dont take it too _. im just saying it _ fun.a. friendly; in b. greatly; isc. seriously; for d. much; with9. you _ tv. why not do something more attractive?a. are always watching b. always watchc. have always watchingd. have always been watching10. will you _ the clock? its slow.a.

5、adjust b. fastc. order d. reformii. 閱讀理解：i have always found the chinese to be a very gracious people. in particular, chinese frequently compliment foreign friends on their language skills, knowledge of chinese culture, professional accomplishments, and personal health. curiously, however, chinese a

6、re as loath to accept a compliment as they are eager to give one. as many of my chinese friends have explained, this is a manifestation of the chinese virtue of modesty.i have noticed a difference, though, in the degree to which modesty is emphasized in the united states and china. in the u.s., we t

7、end to place more emphasis on “seeking the truth from facts; thus, americans tend to accept a compliment with gratitude. chinese, on the other hand, tend to reject the compliment, even when they know they deserve the credit or recognition which has been awarded them. i can imagine a chinese basketba

8、ll fan meeting michael jordan of the chicago bulls. he might say, “mr. jordan, i am so happy to meet you. i just want to tell you, you are the best basketball player in the world; youre the greatest! to which jordan would probably respond, “thank you so much, i really appreciate it! i just do try to

9、 do my best every time i step on the court. if an american met deng yaping, chinas premier ping pong player, he might say much the same thing: “ms. deng, youre the best! but as a chinese, deng would probably say, “no, i really dont play all that well, youre much too kind.plainly, americans and chine

10、se have different ways of responding to praise. ironically挖苦地, many americans might consider ms. dengs hypothetical response the less modest, because it is less truthful and therefore less sincere. americans generally place sincerity above etiquette禮儀，禮節; genuine gratitude for the praise serves as a

11、 substitute for protestations of modesty. after all, in the words of one of my closest chinese friends, modesty taken to the extreme is arrogance自大，傲慢.true or false questions:11. in china, chinese tend to accept a compliment when they know they deserve the recognition awarded to them.12. when we met mr. jordan, saying “youre a great basketball player, he would say “no, i really dont play all that well.13. deng yaping tended to reject the foreigners praise because she thought