『壹』 一篇关于银行卡的英语阅读,大概适合初中这个阶段，请附带答案，谢谢，急急急！！
在美国，人们更喜欢坐在一起的人，他们不知道等待一个表。这意味着，女主人可能没有座位，直到一个小桌子，即使是一个大的一个小团体。如果你是坐在一张桌子的人，你不知道，这是不礼貌的，不问是否会打扰他们点燃一支香烟。 <br />在美国的餐馆和咖啡馆，你通常自来水供应之前，您的订单。您可能会发现，面包，黄油是免费的，如果您的咖啡，你可能会得到一个免费续杯。 <br />大多数城市和城镇都没有规定开启和关闭的时间为商店或餐厅，虽然他们通常会做规则的酒吧。尤其是在大城市，商店可能是每天24小时开放。 <br />在餐厅服务往往是大，太大了很多人。如果你不能完成你的饭，但想享受美食后，问服务员或者服务员的“打包”。它可能有一个图片的狗，但每个人都知道自己正在做的食物。 <br />晚餐和晚餐的晚餐的话。有些人有“星期日晚餐”。这是一个特别大中午的饭。 <br />提示是不是通常的检查。他们正在用餐的价格，不包含在。预计约15％的小费，当你离开的时候，你应该把它放在桌子上。在一些餐馆，检查盘子上，你把你的钱。然后侍者给你带来的变化。 <br /> 1。哪种说法是正确的？ <br /> A.美国人喜欢坐在一起的人，他们不知道。 <br /> B.女主人总是在一张大桌子坐一小群。 <br /> C.美国人再也坐不住的人，他们不知道。 <br /> D.美国人不会点燃一支香烟，坐在同一张桌子的人谁想到他们的吸烟。 <br /> 2。服务之前，为了什么？ <br /> A.面包B.黄油C.咖啡的D.冷水<br /> 3。美国人总是什么时份是太大，他们呢？ <br />答：他们为他们的狗与小狗包中粮置业。 <br /> B.他们离开餐桌上的食物和消失。 <br /> C.他们采取了一个打包食物回家，享受美食。 <br /> D.他们要求服务员或者服务员为他们保持食物。 <br /> 4。周日晚餐is_______。 <br /> A.一个晚宴在晚上的一大中午吃完饭<br />丰盛的午餐上周日的晚餐（星期日）D. <br />这是一个讲的的美国餐饮海关的阅读。 <br />你知道不同的国家有不同的习俗。也有很多含义在许多国家的许多手势。这里有几个例子的手势。英国渔夫在显示他已经被握住他的两只手，手掌（手掌）面临的相互一条鱼的大小，合适的距离，除了在前面的，但一个来自非洲的某些部分将测量的沿着他的左胳膊，用右手的大小。在英国的手势来显示数字“1”是由容纳食指（第二手指），但在瑞士，它是拇指的第一手指举起。有些人指出的嘴唇，伸出手指，其他对象。的姿态为“到这里来”的提出在英国与食指，而这正是朝上，在眼睛的水平和弯曲朝向身体，在埃及的手是举行在手臂的长度，手掌向下，和手指是那么弯曲。的动作之间的区别是很重要的，并可能在不同的国家相对相同的手势的含义。它可能会带来麻烦，对那些它不为人所熟知。 <br /> 1。这一段主要是_______。 <br /> A.不同的人在不同的国家B.如何理解手势，在英国<br /> C. D.不同的手势如何在埃及<br /> 2Sometimes差异在不同的国家之间的变动表明一种姿态可能给你带来_______。 <br /> A.一个好运气B.一个新的世界所有不良影响D.幸福<br /> 3，非洲人将如何表达对象的大小是更长的时间比他们的左胳膊？ <br /> A.一个字符串来证明这一点。 B.保持沉默。 <br /> C.对象到现场。 D.以另一种方式。 <br /> 4According的流逝，我们应该_______。 <br /> A.三思而行B.挑选选择<br /> C.罢工而铁是热D.在罗马的罗马人做<br /> <br /> <br />这是西关的一章。的第一个答案给你，我希望你努力工作，让你做你的答案可以告诉我，我会告诉你正确的。
阿尔法
Alpha
『贰』 一篇英语阅读
Unlike notes, metal money becomes more valuable the longer it is held, especially if it is put away where is won’t get scratched or worn. Why is this? One reason is that coins, being more rable(耐久),fall more readily into a category for collectors. Naturally, the rarer gold pieces must become more valuable as the piece of this metal goes up.
原文并没把metal money paper money直接做价值的对比。所以虽版然infer也得权选b
『叁』 短篇英语阅读带答案
A
Mr. Smith usually got up late in the morning, so Mrs. Smith always called him up in order to make him not to be late for work. One day, they had a loud and long quarelling, so they were not speaking to each other. In the evening Mr. Smith handed his wife a piece of paper. He had written" call me at 7 in the morning" on it. Then without a word, he went to sleep.
Next morning, when Mr. Smith woke up, it was already 9:30.He got up and put on his clothes quickly. As he went out, he found another piece of paper on the table." It's seven o'clock. Get up!"
A）根据短文内容，对下面一个句子做出判断，如句子与短文内容相符，在题
前括号内写（T），如不符则写（F）。
( )1.Mr.Smith woke up earlier than his wife every morning.
( )2.After the quarelling. Mr. Smith still wanted his wife to wake him up.
( )3.Mr.Smith did not speak to his wife the whole evening.
( )4.Mrs.Smith did not want to speak to him either.
( )5.Mr.Smith might be late for work that morning.
B）根据短文内容，从下面每小题的a、b、c、d四个答案中，选择一个正确答
案，把它的序号填入左边括号内。
( )1.If Mrs. Smith did not wake him up, usually Mr. Smith might ________.
a. be late for work b. get angry
c. sleep all day d. quarrel with his wife
( )2.Why weren't they speaking to each other?
a. They had quarreled b. They couldn't speak
c. They were afraid to speak d. They wanted to be quiet
( )3.Why did Mr. Smith write a piece of paper to ask his wife to call him up the next morning?
a. He liked writing b. He was afraid that his wife might forget
c. They had just quarreled d. They were not speaking to each other.
( )4.Mrs.Smith woke up the next morning_______.
a. before 7 b. after 7 c. at 9:30 d. at 6:30
( )5.Mr.Smith woke up late by _______.
a. two and a half hours b. one hour c. half an hour d. about three hours
B
Mr. Smith gave his wife money every Friday evening. His wife always spent it all before the next Wednesday, so that for the next three days she had no money to spend at all.
One day Mr. Smith asked her," But how did you spend all that money?" She answered," I don't know. "So one Friday evening, Mr. Smith gave her money together with an exercise book and a pencil. He said to his wife," Please write down how you spend the money."
Next Tuesday, his wife had no money again. Mr. Smith took the exercise book to see how she had spent it." I have done what you told me," She said gladly. She had written "Friday, I got 18 pounds from Mr. Smith "on the first page, and on the second page, she wrote," Tuesday, I have spent it all."
A）根据短文内容，对下面五个句子做出判断，如句子与短文内容相符，在题
前括号内写（T），如不符则写（F）。
( )1.Mr.Smith gave money to his wife.
( )2.Mrs.Smith had no money to spend on Wednesdays.
( )3.Mrs.Smith did what her husband asked her to do.
( )4.Mrs.Smith was glad in the end.
B）根据短文内容，从下面每小题的a、b、c、d四个答案中，选择一个正确答
案，把它的序号填入左边括号内。
( )1.Mrs.Smith always spent all the money_______.
a. the next day b. in four days c. in a week d. on next Wednesday
( )2.Mr.Smith gave his wife an exercise book and a pencil and asked her to ______.
a. to do homework b. to have a look
c. to write down how she spent the money d. to draw a picture on it
( )3.Mrs.Smith was _______ to do what Mr. Smith asked her to do.
a. happy b. sad c. sorry d. excited
( )4.Mr.Smith gave his wife money ______ a week.
a. once b. twice c. three times d. four times
( )5.They story tells us that Mrs. Smith was not very _____.
a. glad b. tall c. careful d. good
答案：
A
A）1-5 FTTTT
B）1-5 aaddd
B
A）1-4 TTFF
B）1-5 bcaac
『肆』 关于中国给不给小费的问题英语翻译作文
中国聚餐的最基本元素是过量---跟朋友、家人分享美味食物、美好回忆和好事情。我在中国吃饭的大部分时光是在家人或朋友的注视下，“多吃点!”不管我是不是被美食所累。
The basic element of the Chinese dinner is excess --- sharing delicious food with friends and family, good memories and good things.. Most of the time I eat in China is watching over my family or friends, eating more! Whether I'm tired of being food or not..
我相信天真的中国游客有义务了解更多。很明显，一旦中国游客真正理解美国小费的意义和重要性，他们一定会留下足够的小费以体现中国人的慷慨。或者是中国暴发户的心智有所改变了?发展的经济改变了世代沿袭的传统?
I believe naive Chinese tourists have a ty to learn more. Obviously, once the Chinese tourists really understand the significance and importance of the tip of the United States, they will leave enough tips to reflect the generosity of the Chinese people. Or is the mind of the Chinese outbreak changing the economy of the development of the economy changed the tradition of generations?
这些问题闪过我的脑袋，当我目送这个年轻家庭走出饭店、进入一辆崭新的宝马车、消失在微凉的夜色中，而为他们提供服务的侍者勉为其难地拿着很少或没有小费的账单。我想起中国的一句成语，“勤俭致富。”也许吧。但仅仅是小费就能修补文化上的冲突么?或者需要做更多事情来跨越鸿沟?
These problems flashed into my head, when I watched the young family out of the hotel, enter a brand-new BMW car, disappeared in the cool evening, and as they provide service waiter reluctance with little or no tip of the bill. I think Chinese a phrase, "being rich." Perhaps. But is it just a tip that can fix the culture conflict? Or do more to cross the gap?
『伍』 英语阅读一篇
When National Day comes, I Feel so excited, it is not because I will have a vacation, but also I have many plans. I have made some plans for the vacation, I want to relax myself and find some interesting to do. I learn that there will be a lot of people going out, but I will choose some places that are less people to go, anyway, I have two plans on the seven days’ vacation.
当国庆节到来的时候，我感到很高兴，不仅仅是因为我将要有一个假期，而且我有很多计划。我已经为这个假期制定了一些计划，我想要放松自己，并找一些有趣的事情来做。我知道会有很多人出去玩，但是我会选择一些没那么多人的地方去，无论如何，我在七天的假期中有两个计划。
First, I will go to visit my grandparents. My grandparents live in the countryside, and it is the place where I grow up. I miss the place so much, I want to spend more time with my grandparents, they are a little old now. I also like to see the countryside’s scenery, the trees are so green and the water is so clean, I enjoy the time when I stay with my grandparents.
第一，我会去拜访我的外公和外婆。外公和外婆住在乡村，那也是我长大的地方。我很想念那里，我想要花多点时间和外公外婆在一起，他们现在有点上年纪了。我也想要看看乡村的景色，树很油绿，水很清澈，我很享受和外公外婆呆在一起的时光。
Second, I will join my friend’s wedding. I received my junior middle school classmate’s wedding note a week ago, I feel so happy for her, she asks me to be her bridesmaid, I feel it a honor to be her bridesmaid.
第二，我将会参加朋友的婚礼。我已经在一周前收到了初中同学的结婚通知，我为她感到高兴，她邀请我成为她的婚礼伴娘，我觉得这是很大的荣幸。
I can’t wait for my vacation now, I have bought the ticket to go home, it will be a wonderful holiday.
我已经等不及要放假了，我已经买了票回家，这将会是一个美好的假期。
『陆』 不同国家的小费（英语作文）
In India, for example, you could have saved yourself a headache by finding out beforehand that you should round the taxi fare up to the next 10 rupees and give porters 10 rupees a bag; if the concierge got you your taxi on your way out to dinner, he would appreciate five rupees; and at dinner it's appropriate to tip 10% of the bill, unless a service charge is included
Tipping in developing countries and Asia is perhaps the most confusing. Not only do customs vary hugely, but there are often ethical and cultural factors to consider. Keen to avoid an awkward situation, many tourists will err on the side of generosity. However, this strategy might not be as acceptable as you would think
In many cultures, for example, particularly in Asian and Pacific countries such as Japan, tipping is actually perceived as an insult. You could even end up breaking the law - in Vietnam tipping is illegal. In other countries, such as Australia and New Zealand, a tip is simply not expected. In Singapore tipping is not encouraged. But, while it's also not customary in nearby Malaysia and Thailand, the practice is growing in resorts.
In poor countries, it's particularly difficult deciding how much to tip. Most Mexican tourist instry workers, for example, live near the poverty line, and your tips will be greatly appreciated. In countries such as these, sticking to local rates of tipping can be particularly difficult as the people you're tipping know how much you would tip their counterpart back home and could push to get the same. This can be a tough ethical dilemma, so it's worth thinking through what you think is appropriate before you leave, to avoid difficult situations.
In the US, tipping is more straightforward: tip more people and tip them more. Tips of between 15% to 20% are standard in restaurants, and a service charge won't usually be added. Bar staff and taxi drivers will expect a similar level of tip. If you fail to tip, it's unlikely you'll be hassled for it - but if you're in a bar or a restaurant and plan to return, don't expect the same level of service next time.
When travelling closer to home, it's easy to assume tipping customs will be the same. But this isn't necessarily so. Take restaurants across Europe. Some include service charges, others don't. Even if there is a service charge, you may be expected to tip a little extra. In Denmark, tipping isn't expected in restaurants at all. In Belgium, Finland, Hungary, Iceland, Norway, Portugal and Sweden, you should tip 10%, but only if there's no service charge. In Austria, the Czech Republic, France, Germany, Greece, Holland, Italy, Luxembourg, Spain and Ukraine, you should tip 5% to 10%, even if there's a service charge. In Switzerland and Romania, you'll only be expected to round up your bill.
不同的地方都不一样，不知道你要什么只好都给你了
『柒』 以“关于人们是否应该留下小费”写一篇英语作文
In India,for example,you could have saved yourself a headache by finding out beforehand that you should round the taxi fare up to the next 10 rupees and give porters 10 rupees a bag; if the concierge got you your taxi on your way out to dinner,he would appreciate five rupees; and at dinner it's appropriate to tip 10% of the bill,unless a service charge is includedTipping in developing countries and Asia is perhaps the most confusing.Not only do customs vary hugely,but there are often ethical and cultural factors to consider.Keen to avoid an awkward situation,many tourists will err on the side of generosity.However,this strategy might not be as acceptable as you would thinkIn many cultures,for example,particularly in Asian and Pacific countries such as Japan,tipping is actually perceived as an insult.You could even end up breaking the law - in Vietnam tipping is illegal.In other countries,such as Australia and New Zealand,a tip is simply not expected.In Singapore tipping is not encouraged.
『捌』 关于小费的英语文章
你这个难度有点大，应该自己用中文写好了我再帮你翻译
『玖』 求一篇英语阅读/文章原文 讲的是一个女的买了一块巧克力，放在凳子上
一个女的买了一来块巧自克力，放在凳子上，结果转身回来看见一个小男孩在吃。然后这个女的就很生气，抢着吃那块巧克力，最后发现自己的巧克力在包里。A woman bought a piece of chocolate, put it on a stool, turned back and saw a little boy eating. Then the woman was very angry, rushing to eat that piece of chocolate, and finally found his own chocolate in the bag.
『拾』 伦敦小费情况英语作文
In India,for example,you could have saved yourself a headache by finding out beforehand that you should round the taxi fare up to the next 10 rupees and give porters 10 rupees a bag; if the concierge got you your taxi on your way out to dinner,he would appreciate five rupees; and at dinner it's appropriate to tip 10% of the bill,unless a service charge is includedTipping in developing countries and Asia is perhaps the most confusing.Not only do customs vary hugely,but there are often ethical and cultural factors to consider.Keen to avoid an awkward situation,many tourists will err on the side of generosity.However,this strategy might not be as acceptable as you would thinkIn many cultures,for example,particularly in Asian and Pacific countries such as Japan,tipping is actually perceived as an insult.You could even end up breaking the law - in Vietnam tipping is illegal.In other countries,such as Australia and New Zealand,a tip is simply not expected.In Singapore tipping is not encouraged.But,while it's also not customary in nearby Malaysia and Thailand,the practice is growing in resorts.In poor countries,it's particularly difficult deciding how much to tip.Most Mexican tourist instry workers,for example,live near the poverty line,and your tips will be greatly appreciated.In countries such as these,sticking to local rates of tipping can be particularly difficult as the people you're tipping know how much you would tip their counterpart back home and could push to get the same.This can be a tough ethical dilemma,so it's worth thinking through what you think is appropriate before you leave,to avoid difficult situations.In the US,tipping is more straightforward:tip more people and tip them more.Tips of between 15% to 20% are standard in restaurants,and a service charge won't usually be added.Bar staff and taxi drivers will expect a similar level of tip.If you fail to tip,it's unlikely you'll be hassled for it - but if you're in a bar or a restaurant and plan to return,don't expect the same level of service next time.When travelling closer to home,it's easy to assume tipping customs will be the same.But this isn't necessarily so.Take restaurants across Europe.Some include service charges,others don't.Even if there is a service charge,you may be expected to tip a little extra.In Denmark,tipping isn't expected in restaurants at all.In Belgium,Finland,Hungary,Iceland,Norway,Portugal and Sweden,you should tip 10%,but only if there's no service charge.In Austria,the Czech Republic,France,Germany,Greece,Holland,Italy,Luxembourg,Spain and Ukraine,you should tip 5% to 10%,even if there's a service charge.In Switzerland and Romania,you'll only be expected to round up your bill.