题型:阅读选择 题类:常考题 难易度:普通
广东省深圳市2016-2017年英语中考模拟冲刺(六)
This is my first time in Japan. One day some new colleagues invited me to eat out. At first, I felt quite pleased and learnt to use chopsticks with them, but later the problems started.
My cold was not quite finished and my nose was still running a little so I took out a tissue (纸巾),turned away from the table and blew my nose(抠鼻涕). My colleagues, who were talking
about how to arrange (安排) the final exams of pupils, were looking at me strangely. They explained to me that in Japan, people don't blow their noses in public especially at the table.
When I was trying to stick my chopsticks in my bowl of rice, one of my colleagues said, “Don't do that. Just leave them on the table.” Later, I found that leaving your chopsticks in your rice means death in Japanese culture!
The next time I needed to blow my nose, I left the table and went to the toilet. When I returned, it was nearly time to leave. I noticed there were some little bowls of tea with lemon next to everybody's place on the table. It was hot, and I started drinking it before it got cold. Then I noticed some of my friends were covering their mouths and looking at each other. They were trying not to laugh. “What's wrong?” I asked the friend next to me. “That's not for drinking,” he explained. “It's for washing your fingers.” For a moment, I didn't know whether to laugh or cry.
① In the living room of your own house.
② In a reading room of a library.
③ At the table in a restaurant.
④In a restroom of an airport.
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