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1、 —Could you give me some advice ____ table manners in the UK? —Sure!A、on B、in C、for
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2、 It's important to know about different (manner) when traveling abroad.
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3、 We should (keep) our elbows off the table when having dinner.
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4、 (unless) you practice more, you won't master the table manners quickly.
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5、 She felt (confuse) when she saw everyone using knives and forks.
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6、 You should learn the (properly) way to greet people in different countries.
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7、 The rules of western table manners are (confuse) for many Chinese people.
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8、 英汉互译(1)、礼仪；方式(2)、令人困惑的(3)、恰当的；合适的(4)、筷子(5)、餐桌礼仪(6)、使不碰到；使避开(7)、serving chopsticks(8)、sit up(9)、reach for(10)、English table manners are so confusing that many people feel worried.
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9、结合"世界不同文化习俗"主题，用所学词汇和句型完成英语表达，语句通顺即可。(1)、你想询问 "英国人如何问候他人"，怎么说？(2)、你想告诉朋友 "在印度用左手递东西是不礼貌的"，怎么说？(3)、你想描述 "日本人通常鞠躬问候"，怎么说？(4)、你想建议 "去外国前了解当地习俗很重要"，怎么说？
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10、 bow、to、they、greet、often、elders、their（.）
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11、 eat、a、lot、curry、people、of、India、in（.）
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12、 is、rude、it、left、use、hand、your、to（.）
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13、 hands、we、shake、usually、strangers、with（.）
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14、 greet、how、do、people、in、India（?）
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15、 仿写句子：在法国，人们通常通过亲脸颊来问候朋友。（France、usually、greet friends、by kissing cheeks）
In , people by .
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16、 She was embarrassed because she made a mistake.（改为否定句）
She embarrassed because she made a mistake.
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17、 They usually shake hands when they meet.（改为一般疑问句）
they usually hands when they meet?
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18、 It's rude to use your left hand in India.（改为同义句）
Using your left hand in India is .
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19、 People in Japan greet each other by bowing.（对划线部分提问）
people in Japan greet each other?
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20、 补全对话
A: Hi Tom! I'm going to visit India next month. Can you tell me about their customs?
B: Sure! People in India have a special . They press their palms together, , and say "Namaste."
A: What about eating habits? Should I use a knife and fork?
B: No, they often eat with their hands. And they don't eat beef because are special to them.
A: Thanks for telling me. Anything else?
B: It's to use your left hand to give or take things.
A: I see. Thank you very much!