完形填空EnglishnamesandChinesenamesarequitedifferentinsome1ways,butit'snothardforustoknow.UnlikeChinese,mostEnglishpeoplehave2names.Oneistheirfamilyname,bothoftheothernamesaregivenn

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完形填空

　English names and Chinese names are quite different in some __1___ ways, but it's not hard for us to know. Unlike Chinese, most English people have __2___ names. One is their family name, both of the other names are given names. Their family name is __3___ the given name. They use Mr., Mrs. or Miss with the __4___ name, but they never use __5___ with the first name. For example, we can __6___ a man named James Allan Green Mr. Green, __7___ we can't call him Mr. James or Mr. Allan. People usually use Jim __8___ James. Jim is short for James because it's __9___ to remember. But Chinese names are the opposite. A girl with the name Han Limei __10___ her family name Han first. Of course, she can be called Ah Mei for short in China if you wish.

(1)

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A. another	B. other
C. others	D. the others

(2)

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A. one	B. two
C. three	D. four

(3)

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A. above	B. front
C. back	D. behind

(4)

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A. last	B. given
C. middle	D. full

(5)

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A. their	B. them
C. its	D. it

(6)

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A. ask	B. say
C. call	D. write

(7)

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A. so	B. or
C. and	D. but

(8)

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A. instead of	B. for long
C. so far	D. next to

(9)

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A. important	B. easy
C. difficult	D. interesting

(10)

[　　]

A. put	B. putting
C. puts	D, was put

Answer 1

B;C;D;A;B;C;D;A;B;C

(1)B 在其他方式上

(2)C 根据后文,推断有三个名字.

(3)D 根据常识.

(4)A Mr/Mrs/Miss用于姓氏之前.

(5)B 宾语

(6)C 叫

(7)D 表转折.

(8)A 而不是.

(9)B 短的名字自然容易记忆.

(10)C 中国名字把姓放在名字前面.