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It is essential to know how to use chopsticks for Japanese dining etiquette, particularly in formal (1) occasions and when doing
business in Japan. If you're (2) clumsy with the chopsticks, how can you be expected to handle other (3) clever matters? Don't
expect to always rely on Western-style utensils. First, start by (4) lifting the chopsticks with both hands and follow the basic
(5) rules of chopsticks etiquette. Always keep in (6) mind that chopsticks are eating utensils, just as a (7) fork and knife, so
don't play with them, point with them, or rub them together! If no serving utensils are (8) dropping during a family-style meal
(sometimes this is the case when visiting someone's home), remember to take food from the (9) bowls on the table by using
the thick ends, the ends that don't go into your (10) mouth, of the chopsticks.
It is essential to know how to use chopsticks for Japanese dining etiquette, particularly in formal (1) occasions and when doing
business in Japan. If you're (2) clumsy with the chopsticks, how can you be expected to handle other (3) clever matters? Don't
expect to always rely on Western-style utensils. First, start by (4) lifting the chopsticks with both hands and follow the basic
(5) rules of chopsticks etiquette. Always keep in (6) mind that chopsticks are eating utensils, just as a (7) fork and knife, so
don't play with them, point with them, or rub them together! If no serving utensils are (8) dropping during a family-style meal
(sometimes this is the case when visiting someone's home), remember to take food from the (9) bowls on the table by using
the thick ends, the ends that don't go into your (10) mouth, of the chopsticks.
p/s: bài này của b thật sự là khá khó đối với mình =(( mình cũng không chắc rằng là mình có làm đúng hoàn toàn không nhưng mình có thể đảm bảo với bạn là sẽ không sai nhiều đâu nên bạn cứ tham khảo câu trả lời của mình nha!
Xin lũi bạn nhớ tại bài này mình lấy trong đề thi hsg nên sẽ rất khó mong bạn thông cảm với cả cho mình cảm ơn nhé!
Give advice with Should or Shouldn't, using the cues about table manners in Japan:
1. Don't drink at a dinner party until everyone is served
->..YOU SHOULDN'T DRINK A DINNER PARTY UNTIL EVERYONE IS SERVED...........
2. Raise your drink and say "kampai" (cheers) before you drink
->......YOU SHOULD RAISE YOUR DRINK AND SAY " KAMPAI " CHEERS BEFORE YOU DRINK.........
3. Use a small wet cloth at most Japaness restaurants to wash your hands before eating
->.....YOU SHOULD Use a small wet cloth at most Japaness restaurants to wash your hands before eating ..........
4. Don't use it as a napkin or to touch any part of your face
->.......YOU SHOULDN'T use it as a napkin or to touch any part of your face ........
5. Use chopsticks during the meal
->.....YOU SHOULD USE CHOPSTICKS DURING THE MEAL .....
Give advice with Should or Shouldn't, using the cues about table manners in Japan:
1. Don't drink at a dinner party until everyone is served
->..YOU SHOULDN'T DRINK A DINNER PARTY UNTIL EVERYONE IS SERVED...........
2. Raise your drink and say "kampai" (cheers) before you drink
->......YOU SHOULD RAISE YOUR DRINK AND SAY " KAMPAI " CHEERS BEFORE YOU DRINK.........
3. Use a small wet cloth at most Japaness restaurants to wash your hands before eating
->.....YOU SHOULD Use a small wet cloth at most Japaness restaurants to wash your hands before eating ..........
4. Don't use it as a napkin or to touch any part of your face
->.......YOU SHOULDN'T use it as a napkin or to touch any part of your face ........
5. Use chopsticks during the meal
->.....YOU SHOULD USE CHOPSTICKS DURING THE MEAL .....
WHO IS REALLY ON THE INTERNET?
One of the great things about the Internet, as well as one of its biggest problems, is that people are basically anonymous on it. In Internet chat rooms and web cafés, people can use a different name and even create an entirely different identity if they want to. In some ways, this is a good thing. For many people, it gives them the chance to
do things that they could never do in real life. For example, a person might be very shy in real life, but that same person may find the courage to make friends on the Internet because it feels safer. In addition, people in some countries are not free to express their opinions, especially if they don‟t like the government. By using a different identity on the Internet, they can express their opinions without worrying about getting in trouble.
That same freedom to be “another person” on the Internet, however, causes many problems as well. The major problem is Internet fraud. Many dishonest people use the Internet to pretend to be a different person. Then they trick a person into trusting them in some way and take their money. In one case, two Japanese men lied to Filipinos who wanted to travel to Japan. The two Japanese men told them that they could help them get
visas to Japan for a small price (about400perperson).ThetwoJapanesementookthousandsofdollarsfromhopefulFilipinos,butnoneofthepeopleevergottheirvisas.Thenumberofthesekindsofcrimeisquicklyrising.Lastyear,Internetcriminalsstoleover400perperson).ThetwoJapanesementookthousandsofdollarsfromhopefulFilipinos,butnoneofthepeopleevergottheirvisas.Thenumberofthesekindsofcrimeisquicklyrising.Lastyear,Internetcriminalsstole350 million from trusting people. When you consider that only $ 57 million was stolen in bank robberies in all of Europe, it is easy to see that Internet crime is a serious
problem.
1. The word 'anonymous' in bold in paragraph 1 is closest in meaning to________.
A. nameless B. dishonest C. trusting D. criminal
2. According to paragraph 2 all of the following are true of the Internet EXCEPT_________.
A. it allows people to safely oppose their government.
B. it makes it easier for people to express themselves
C. its get people in trouble
D. it helps shy people make friends
3. They word 'they' in bold in paragraph 2 refers to__________.
A. people B. countries C. opinions D. friends
4. The author mentions two Japanese men in oder to__________.
A. suggest that there is a lot of Internet crime in Japan.
B. show that getting a visa is very difficult in Japan.
C. show that you shouldn't trust anyone on the Internet.
D. give an example of fraud on the Internet.
5. Why does the author mention bank robberies?
A. To show that there is more money in Internet crime than in robbing banks.
B. To suggest that Internet crime is easier than robbing banks.
C. To show that Internet crime is much more common than other types of crime.
D. To show that banks are safe than the Internet.
WHO IS REALLY ON THE INTERNET?
1. The word 'anonymous' in bold in paragraph 1 is closest in meaning to________.
A. nameless B. dishonest C. trusting D. criminal
2. According to paragraph 2 all of the following are true of the Internet EXCEPT_________.
A. it allows people to safely oppose their government.
B. it makes it easier for people to express themselves
C. its get people in trouble
D. it helps shy people make friends
3. They word 'they' in bold in paragraph 2 refers to__________.
A. people B. countries C. opinions D. friends
4. The author mentions two Japanese men in oder to__________.
A. suggest that there is a lot of Internet crime in Japan.
B. show that getting a visa is very difficult in Japan.
C. show that you shouldn't trust anyone on the Internet.
D. give an example of fraud on the Internet.
5. Why does the author mention bank robberies?
A. To show that there is more money in Internet crime than in robbing banks.
B. To suggest that Internet crime is easier than robbing banks.
C. To show that Internet crime is much more common than other types of crime.
D. To show that banks are safe than the Internet.
Mình cũng k chắc lắm vì theo mình đọc hiểu là v, nếu sai xloi nhé !
- people who may ask you questions about what is in your luggage? 1. C
- your suitcases and what is in them? 2. B
- people who are waiting for their suitcases to come from the plane? 3. C
- something you must do it, for example, you have a US or Japanese passport? 4. A
- people who are going to change planes at Heathrow and go to another foreign country? 5. D
- tobacco, alcohol and other things with special tax on them? 6. C
- people of all nationalities who have just come from countries like Japan, the USA, Argentina? 7. A
- people of all nationalities who have just come from countries like France, Italy, Germany? 8. A
- special signs for people who have not yet completed their journey? 9. D
- the first thing you do after you get out of the plane at Heathrow? 10. D
There are five mistake in the passage. Can you find and correct them?
Chopsticks
Depending on the restaurant you decide upon for that evening, you may be required to use chopsticks. If for some reason you aren't too adept with chopsticks, try to learn before passing through immigration. It's not really that hard.
One false assumption among many Japanese that's slowly being dispelled by the time are (=> by time is the ) the " uniqueness " of Japan. Japan is a island nation; Japan is only country that has four seasons; foreigners can't understand Japan; only Japanese can use chopsticks properly.
I cannot count the number of times I've been told how to use Japanese chopsticks but I couldn't use perfectly. If you're dining in => with a Japanese, don't be surprised if you receive a look of amazement at your ability to eat like a Japanese.
P/s : Mấy chỗ in đậm là sửa lại nhé !