教师辅导讲义bothered while taking a call.Researchers have based their finding on a survey of 2,000 phone users in Britain, a third of young people aged 18 to 24 admitted answering their cell phones with greetings such as "hi", "yo" or "what's up" instead of "hello".According to the researchers, the greeting "hello" has been around nearly as long as the telephone itself.When Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone in 1876, he answered it with the greeting "Ahoy-hoy" that was used as a greeting on ship radios at the time. However, American inventor Thomas Alva Edison did not like it and invented "hello" which was recorded in the dictionary in 1883.But, nearly a third of the respondents, including adults, said their phone answering habits had become less formal and more casual over the past decade, with only one in twenty adopting a more formal phone answering style.Many of those who use a less formal greeting said it was due to the increase in ways they can communicate, with text messages, mobile phones and emails, British newspaper The Daily Telegraph reported.Scottish people are most likely to greet callers by name when answering their mobile phones, with 28 percent checking who is calling them in order to personalize their greetings, it revealed.Stewart Fox-Mills, the Head of Telephony at the Post Office (英国邮局电信), which commissioned the survey, said, "It's fascinating to see how the public's relationship with the telephone has changed and how, despite range of communication technologies available, it still has such a critical role."1.The greeting "hello" has been existed since_____________ .A. 1876B. 1867C. 1883D. 18382.Scottish people are most likely to greet callers by _____________ w hen answering their mobile phones.A. formal wordsB. checking who is callingC. calling namesD. saying "what's up"3.Stewart Fox-Mills aimed to ___________ .A.show the increasing ways of communicationB.show the importance of the post officeC.show the relationship between the public and the telephoneD.show the importance of the telephone(B) Cathy's BookstoreAlthough it is not a big shop, Cathy's bookstore has a strong speciality in the range and quality in imported children's books which are great for younger readers. You can see a lot of creative books such as pop-up books, books with sound and cloth books. The comfortable seats and nice staff make it a perfect place for kids to hang out. Guides for pregnancy are available too. Blue Goat Bookstore and CafeThe walls of this tiny store are plastered with movie posters and the shelves are filled with quality film art books. They also have a good range of hard-to-find Chinese movies. The cafe offers great traditional American coffee. It's enjoyable to read a good book while enjoying a cup of American Standard. The Book MarkThe Book Mark offers a wide range of books for the whole family, in Chinese, English and other languages, including a sizable selection of children's literature. Children can enjoy regular book club gatherings and a weekly thematic story hour with integrated art activities. A family membership (RMB 400) gets you and your crew the chance to borrow five books for up to two weeks at a time. The BookwormThe Bookworm has an amazing selection of English language books and magazines in town and is often cheaper than Amazon (a famous shopping site). The shop owner arranges a fabulous lecture series that features both local and internationalauthors. You can also borrow books with a family library membership (RMB 500) that allows your family to borrow up six books for two weeks at a time. Capital LibraryWhile its range of books is not as impressive as the National Library's, it does offer foreigners the option of borrowing books. It costs RMB 10 to possess a reader's card and, depending on the type of the card you choose, a deposit ranges from RMB 100 to RMB 500. Foreign language newspapers and periodicals can also be accessed and regular lectures are organized on weekends.Friendship Shopping Centre BookstoreAlthough Friendship Shopping Centre is slightly overpriced, the bookstore there is still highly recommended. The hand-pick books are very impressive and you can always find a few choices for kids. If your kid likes comics but you want to sneak in a little culture, check out the softbound comic books based on Chinese stories like The Water Margin, and even Sun Tzu'sArt of War.1.How many bookstores offer good children's books?A. One.B. Two.C. Three.D. Four.2.How much do you have to pay for a family membership in the Bookworm? A. RMB 10. B. RMB 100.C. RMB 400.D. RMB 500.3.What is Amazon?A. A library.B. A river.C. A shopping site.D. A bookstore.4.Lynn has 2 kids, and both of them are energetic boys. It's hard for these little guys to findsomewhere new to satisfy their curiosity. Now she is pregnant. She is considering taking herkids to a bookstore to read books. Which of the following bookstores is she most likely tochoose?A. Cathy's Bookstore.B. Blue Goat Bookstore and Cafe.C. The Book Mark.D. Friendship Shopping Centre Bookstore.(C)You go red with anger, green with envy, and white with fright. If you're unhappy, you are blue; and if you're a coward (胆小鬼), you are yellow. Whatever your feelings are, you can find a colour to describe you.But colours not only describe feelings, they can also have a very strong effect on us. Everybody has noticed how you feel colder in a blue room than in a red room even though the rooms are at the same temperature. So colours can affect our moods. And it is also possible that our own choice of a favourite colour can tell us something about ourselves. For example, blue is the colour of calm seas and clear skies. You like peace and quiet and like to feel you belong to a group of trusted friends. Red makes bulls charge and makes your pressure go up. You are competitive, very strong-minded and full of energy. If you choose the colour green, you are strong-minded and determined. You do not wish to change, but you certainly wish to succeed and what's more, you want other people to see you are successful. Black is a negative colour. It shows you find life at the moment rather unpleasant. But your choice also shows that you are protesting (抗议) strongly against your situation. So you are not a negative person.1.If you prefer blue, you like to _____________ .A. live a peaceful and quiet lifeB. travel in blue sky or clear seaC. live in a room ofblue colour D. make friends with others2.In cold winter you'd better make your room ________________ .A. whiteB. yellowC. greenD. red3.The underlined word "charge" means ______________ .A. hungryB. angryC. tiredD. attack4.Which of the following is true?A.Blood pressure goes up often because of red colour.B.A coward usually looks yellow.C.Colours can show your feelings and can affect you, too.D.People wear green clothes because they wish for success.5.The number of colours referred to in this passage is ________________ .A. fiveB. sixC. sevenD. eightPart III、Translation (15分)Directions:Translate the following sentences into English, using the word or phrase given in the brackets.1．我们想起中国，就联想到长城。