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We all know that the British people love their manners. They are part of their national identity (ÌØÐÔ), as well as having fish and chips and complaining about the weather. Recently I read online that they said ¡°sorry¡± up to eight times a day.

After some research I have not been able to find any specific reasons why they are like this. I suppose, for centuries, manners, including how they behave at table and talk to other people have been one of the differences between the lower and upper classes and those manners show their social classes. Britain has traditionally been a quite conservative (±£ÊصÄ) country. There are many articles suggesting that their seemingly polite attitude of always saying ¡°please¡± and ¡°thank you¡± is quite false because it is impossible for a person to always feel that he or she wants to thank someone or say ¡°please¡±.

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1.What don't the British people often do?

A. Eat fish and chips. B. Have no quite good manners.

C. Be polite to others. D. Talk about the weather.

2.What do the British people say up to eight times every day?

A. Hello. B. Thank you. C. I don't know. D. Sorry.

3.What does the writer think are the reasons why the British people are so polite?

¢ÙThe upper classes should have good manners.

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5.What is the best title of this passage?

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B. the largest lake in the world£®

C. the source of water, food and power for America£®

D. the only source for the Nile River£®

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B. It is becoming more beautiful£®

C. It is becoming smaller£®

D. It is becoming more useful£®

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B. 11£®9 meters

C. 14£®4 meters

D. 9£®4 meters

4.Which of the following is NOT true according to the passage?

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B. There has been little rain in the lake area since 2000£®

C. The power plants in Uganda provide water for the lake£®

5.According to the passage, how can we solve the problems around Lake Victoria?

A. People must build more power plants£®

B. More sources of water must be found£®

C. Every country should offer some money to Africa£®

D. All the people living in the area should move to another place£®

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Mary:4..How much are those yellow socks?

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Mary:Great! I'll take two pairs.

Woman:5.

Mary:Thank you.

Woman:You're welcome.

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