[1] HEY boys, attention please! If you want to go to the US one day, you’d better be fully prepared, because, well, you and the boys in the US are a bit different. In my opinion, you’d better try to do the following things.

[2] Firstly, know how to knot a tie （打領(lǐng)帶）. In the US, every boy above school age wears suits when they go to weddings （婚禮）. My friend Madison from Virginia said it shows respect to others. Do you know how to ____________? Learn how!

[3] Secondly, be a gentleman. I know in China some boys are still proud of being strong. But in the US, a good man should also be polite. Here are two examples: holding the door for people behind you and giving the seat on a bus to old people.

[4] The last is to learn something about football and baseball. Chinese boys like ping-pong, basketball and soccer, but American boys love football and baseball. They get very happy when they play and watch these sports. It’s not necessary to be a fan of football or fix （固定） your TV channel to baseball games. But in order to watch the sports with other boys, at least learning some rules would help.

[5] However, all this doesn’t mean that the American way is always the right way. We sometimes need to know the importance of another culture, but don’t feel you have to know that if it makes you uncomfortable. Have fun along the way!

1.Who might be the audience of this speech? （within 10 words）

2.Please fill in the blank in Paragraph 2? （within 3 words）

3.Which paragraph might the following example be put in? （within 2 words）

“Men in the US like to follow the ‘ladies first’ rule.”

4.What are the popular sports among American boys? （within 3 words）

5.How do you understand the last paragraph? （within 15 words）

1.Chinese boys who may go to the US.

2.knot/wear a tie; tie a necktie

3.（Paragraph） 3.

4.Football and baseball.

5.It’s helpful to do as the locals do, but it’s not always necessary./ We should know the importance of another culture, but we don’t have to follow it.

【解析】

試題分析：本文講述給想要去美國的中國孩子的幾點(diǎn)建議：要知道如何打領(lǐng)帶，要有禮貌，要知道足球和籃球。最后告訴我們知道當(dāng)?shù)匚幕怯杏玫模皇潜匾摹?/p>

1.If you want to go to the US one day, you’d better be fully prepared, because, well, you and the boys in the US are a bit different.如果你有一天想去美國，你最好準(zhǔn)備好，因?yàn)槟愫兔绹泻⒂悬c(diǎn)不同，可知這個(gè)演講的聽眾是去美國的中國男孩。

2.know how to knot a tie這一段都是圍繞要知道如何打領(lǐng)帶而展開的，另Do you know how to ____________? Learn how!可知空格處應(yīng)是你知道如何打領(lǐng)帶嗎，學(xué)吧。

3.But in the US, a good man should also be polite.但是在美國，男人應(yīng)有禮貌，可知美國男人遵循女士優(yōu)先原則這個(gè)例子應(yīng)被放在第三段中。

4.American boys love football and baseball.美國男孩喜歡足球和籃球。

5.

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