Question

After a busy morning at work, lunchtime gives me a chance to do many things, such as exercise, read or watch TV. One cultural difference I've noticed between Britain and China is what we do during lunchtime.

Here in China, workers have longer lunch breaks, which gives them enough time to take a short nap. So Chinese people usually use lunchtime to rest. I often see office workers rest their heads on their desks. The room turns into a quiet “bedroom”. Once, I even saw workers in a restaurant taking short naps as well. This is also very common for students in China. After lunch, they will go back to their dormitories (宿舍) or classrooms to take a nap. Chinese people believe a short nap at noon can help them feel more energetic in the afternoon.

In Britain, this activity is quite uncommon. British students usually have a one-hour lunch break. Instead of napping, they fill that time by playing sports or talking with friends.

Most workers in Britain don't get the chance to nap. They generally have short lunch breaks-between 30 minutes to an hour. There is not enough time to have a nap. Because of the shortness of their lunch breaks, it is common for people to work through lunch or just finish their lunch at their desk.

1.What does the writer often do after lunch?

A.Sleeps or docs some reading. B.Talks with friends or sleeps.

C.Watches TV or plays sports. D.Does chores or takes a short rest.

2.The underlined word “Nap“ means_______.

A.聊天 B.鍛煉 C.散步 D.小睡

3.Which of the sentence is TRUE?

A.Taking naps is not common for Chinese students.

B.Workers have shorter lunch breaks in Britain.

C.Workers in restaurants hardly take short naps during lunch breaks.

D.Chinese people believe a nap can help them feel less energetic.

4.In the last paragraph, “They“ refers to（指代） _______.

A.Chinese workers. B.Chinese students. C.English workers. D.English students.

5.The writer of this passage probably comes from________.

A.England B.China C.Japan D.Korea

Answer 1