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I have an English friend. One day I came to see him. He invited me to dinner. At table, Englishmen had their good manners. To accept a dish was by saying, "Yes, please." To decline it was by saying, "No, thanks." When eating they made little noise.
After dinner he went upstairs to change his clothes. But he didn't come back. After a while I went upstairs and found him in bed asleep. That was his habit.
Habits are very strong. If a man by habit saying, "thank you" and "please", it is easy for him to be polite. If a man smokes a great deal, it becomes very difficult for him to stop. A language is also made of habits. So we should form good habits of reading and speaking English.
1. What should you say when you want to eat the dish in England?
A. OK. B. Yes, please. C. No, thanks. D. I want to eat it.
2. What should you say when you don't want to eat the dish in England?
A. I don't like to eat. B. I don't want. C. No, thanks. D. No, I don't eat it.
3. When Englishmen are eating, they often make ________ noise.
A. a little B. little C. large D. big
4. It is ________ to smoke a great deal in public.
A. bad manner B. good manner C. easy D. difficult
5. The best title for the passage is ________.
A. Good Manners B. Bad Manners C. American Habits D. English Habits