Choose the correct option
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Nội dung trong bức ảnh là:
"Studying in a foreign country can be exciting. It can be difficult too, especially if the culture is very different from your own. However, there are often surprises, even if the culture is very similar to your own. Megan, a British student, first arrived here in the United States she was shocked to eat with a knife and fork. “But they don’t use the knife and fork like we do,” says Megan. “In Britain, we ate with the fork in the left hand and the knife in the right hand. Whereas Americans often just use a fork in the right hand.” Megan is also surprised that Americans tip a lot more than the British do. “We never tip a waiter just for a cup of coffee, but Americans tip 15 percent. The accents can be so different, too!” For students who come here from more different backgrounds, settling in can take longer. Ken, a student who came from Taiwan only a few months ago, told us, “When I first arrived everything was new and exciting. I really liked the differences between here and home. I was happy to be in a new country. Now, though, I miss my family and friends and feel a bit lonely. Sometimes I’m confused about what to do. There are still lots of things that I like, but now there are more things I dislike. I feel really homesick!”
1. Which of the following can be the best title for the passage?
A. The difference between British culture and American culture. B. Culture shock
C. The differences in the way people from different background tip D. Cultural diversity
2. According to the passage, what is the thing that made Megan surprised when coming to America?
A. Americans use knives and forks in their meals. B. Americans tip waiters more than the British.
C. Americans eat with a fork in their left hands. D. Americans usually tip 15 cents for a cup of coffee.
3. The phrase “getting used to” is closest in meaning to …………
A. getting familiar with B. knowing C. understanding D. like
4. The phrase “settling in” could be best replaced by ………...
A. moving B. staying C. changing D. adjusting
5. Megan’s feeling could be described as…..
A. excited B. humorous C. surprised D. lonely"
Nội dung trong bức ảnh là:
"Studying in a foreign country can be exciting. It can be difficult too, especially if the culture is very different from your own. However, there are often surprises, even if the culture is very similar to your own. Megan, a British student, first arrived here in the United States she was shocked to eat with a knife and fork. “But they don’t use the knife and fork like we do,” says Megan. “In Britain, we ate with the fork in the left hand and the knife in the right hand. Whereas Americans often just use a fork in the right hand.” Megan is also surprised that Americans tip a lot more than the British do. “We never tip a waiter just for a cup of coffee, but Americans tip 15 percent. The accents can be so different, too!” For students who come here from more different backgrounds, settling in can take longer. Ken, a student who came from Taiwan only a few months ago, told us, “When I first arrived everything was new and exciting. I really liked the differences between here and home. I was happy to be in a new country. Now, though, I miss my family and friends and feel a bit lonely. Sometimes I’m confused about what to do. There are still lots of things that I like, but now there are more things I dislike. I feel really homesick!”
1. Which of the following can be the best title for the passage?
A. The difference between British culture and American culture. B. Culture shock
C. The differences in the way people from different background tip D. Cultural diversity
2. According to the passage, what is the thing that made Megan surprised when coming to America?
A. Americans use knives and forks in their meals. B. Americans tip waiters more than the British.
C. Americans eat with a fork in their left hands. D. Americans usually tip 15 cents for a cup of coffee.
3. The phrase “getting used to” is closest in meaning to …………
A. getting familiar with B. knowing C. understanding D. like
4. The phrase “settling in” could be best replaced by ………...
A. moving B. staying C. changing D. adjusting
5. Megan’s feeling could be described as…..
A. excited B. humorous C. surprised D. lonely"