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2021人教版Unit3Couldyoupleasetellmewheretherestroomsare?Lauraisattheairport(机场).Shewaitsforherplane.Her

planeistoBerlin,anditis4hoursaway.Laurawalksaroundtheshops.Afteranhourshewantstogotothebathroom.Butshedoesn'tfindit."Whereisthebathroom?"shesaystoh

erself.Shestartsaskingotherpeople.Laurasaystoaman,"Excuseme,sir,couldyoupleasetellmewherethebathroomis?"Themansays,"Y

oumeantherestroom,right?"Laurasays,"No,Imeanthebathroom.""Well,therestroomisoverthere."Hesaysandwalksaway.Lauradoesn'tunderstand(明白).Sheasksawoma

n,"Excuseme,madam,couldyoupleasetellmewherethebathroomis?""Therestroomisoverthere,"theladyanswersandwalksaway.Lauraisconfused,"

What'swrong?Ineedtousethebathroomandtheytellmetorest!"ThenLauragivesup(放弃).Shefeelstiredandthinkssheneedstorest.Shewalkstotherestroom.Nowsheiss

urprised.Sherealizes(意识到)therestroomisthenameforapublic(公共的)bathroom！1．Laurawillgoto_______.A．theairportB．theshopC．arestaurantD．Berlin

2．Lauraasks________wherethebathroomis.A．aboyB．amanandawomanC．twomenD．nobody3．What'sthemeaningoftheunderlined(加下划线的)word"con

fused"?A．兴奋的B．明白的C．迷惑的D．发怒的4．WhichofthefollowingisTRUE(正确的)?A．ItneedsonehourtoBerlin.B．Themandoesn'ttellwh

erethebathroomis.C．Laurafindsthebathroomatlast.D．Youcan'tbuythingsattheairport.5．Thepassagetellsus________.A．theculture(文化)aboutlanguageB．

therules(规则)attheairportC．thepeoplearenotkindD．therestroomisforrestThegiantpandaisananimalpopularwithp

eopleallovertheworld.Withtheirblackandwhitefurandsoftroundbodies,theyarelovedbytheoldandyoung.Doyoulovethem?Ifyoudo,whynotjoininapandavolunteerp

rogram?Herearesometipsforyouifyouwanttobeavolunteeroftheprograms.Book（预定）EarlyIfyoudon'tbookearly,theprogramsmaybecomefu

llybooked.Somevolunteerprogramslimit（限制）thenumberofthevolunteers.Wesuggestbookingatleastoneweekinadvance（提前）.Follo

wtheinstructionsGiantpandasleadaverydifferentlife.Sometimes,itisveryhardforthemtostandoutsideinfluences.We'dbetternotdisturb（

打扰）theirpeacefullife,sosomeoftheactivitiesmightbechangedorcanceled.•Pleasedonotmakeanynoiseormovementstha

tmightdisturbthepandas.•Pleasedonotgetclosetothepandasorthrowfoodtothem,unlessthepandakeepertellsyoutodoso.Itmightdisturbthepandas'eatingha

bitsandcausethemtobecomesick.•Foryoursafetydonotgetintothecage.Touchtheadultpandasorletthemtouchyou,unlessthepandakeepertellsyoutodoso.•Donottakep

hotosorvideosunlessit'sallowed.DressCodeToprotectyourselfwhencarryingbamboo,pleasedonotwearshortsorslippery（滑的）shoes.Also

,pandashaveaverykeen（敏锐的）senseofsmell.Asyouwillgetveryclosetothem,pleaseddonotwearperfume（香水）ornailpolish.6.Ifyoudo

n’tbooktheprogramearly,itmay________.A.bechangedB.becanceledC.beputoffD.becomefullybooked7.Thewritersuggestsbookingatl

east________inadvance.A.oneweekB.twoweeksC.threeweeksD.fourweeks8.WhichofthefollowingisNOTTRUE,accordingtoth

epassage?A.Donotmakeanynoisethatmightdisturbthepandas.B.Youcanthrowfoodtothepandasfreelyifyoulike.C.Donotgetintothecagewithoutbeingtoldtodo

so.D.Donottakephotosorvideosunlessit'sallowed.9.Whyareyouadvisednottowearshortsorslipperyshoeswhencarryingbamboo?A.Toprotectpand

as.B.Toprotectbamboo.C.Toprotectyourself.D.Toprotectothers10.Whomaybeinterestedinthispassage?A.Apeacelover.B.Apanda

loverC.AmusicloverD.Apandakeeper.EveryEnglishlearnerneedstoknowhowtoaskforsomethinginEnglish.Thereareanumberof

waystodothis.Ifyouknowsomeonehassomething,youcanaskforitwithapolitequestion.Ifyoudon’tknow,it’spossibletoaskforsomething

withayesornoquestion.Becarefulnottousethedirectexpressions.Inotherwords,don’tsay“Givemethat”,butaskkindlyasthefol

lowingexamples,“DoyouhaveapenIcouldborrow?”“Isthereanywine?”“Didyoubuyanybread?”Ifyouknoworseesomeonehassomething,askapolitequestionwith“cou

ld”,“may”or“might”.It’salsopossibletouse“can”insomespecialsituations.Inthepast,“can”wasnotusedwhenpeopleaskedforsomething,b

utmeantability.IntheUK,peoplemainlyuse“Canyoulendme…?”or“CanIhave…?”IntheUS,thisisstillconsideredtobewrongand“M

ayIhave…?”ispreferred.It’scommontouse“Couldyoulend/hand/give…?”Youcanalsouse:“May/CanIborrow…?”“Could/Canyoulendme…?”“MayIha

ve…?”“Couldyouhand/giveme…?”Donotbeginasentencewith“please”,butyoucanadd“please”attheendofthesentence

tobepolite.11．Whatcanweaskifweknowsomeonehassomething?A．Adirectquestion.B．Anoquestion.C．Ayesquestion.D．Apolitequest

ion.12．WhatcanLucysaypolitelyifshewantssomecoffee?A．Passmesomecoffee.B．Isthereanycoffee?C．Givemesome

coffee.D．Takesomecoffeetome.13．Whatdidn’tpeoplesaywhentheywantedsomethingpolitelyinthepast?A．CanIuseyourdictionary?B．Couldyoulendmeyo

urbike?C．MayItryyourcomputernow?D．MightItakeyourcartoday?14．Whichofthefollowingisacorrectpoliteexpressionaccordingtothepassage?A．Doyougive

meanymilk,please?B．Pleasecouldyoulendmeyourruler?C．MayIhavesometea,please?D．Pleasecouldyouhandmeaknife?15．What’

sthemainideaofthepassage?A．Howtoexpressoraskpolitely.B．Whattodowhenwearepolite.C．Howtodescribeourideas.D．Whattodowithourlanguageproblems.M

r.Whiteisablindmanwholikestravelingalone.However,asablindman,hehasmetalotof1duringhistrips.OnceMr.WhitetraveledtoTexas.Itwashisfirsttimetogothere.

Ontheplane,hesatnexttoawomanwho2Texas.Thewomantoldhimthateverythingwas3andbetterinhercity.WhenMr.Whitearrived,hefounda4anddecidedtospend

thenightthere.Afterdinner,Mr.Whitewenttoawinebar(酒吧)andorderedaglassofwine.Whenthewaiter(服务员)broughthimone,hewas5“Wow!H

owbig！”hesaid.Mr.Whitedoesn'tdrinkoften,6hewasalittledrunk(喝醉)afterdrinkingthewine.Hewantedtogototherestroom,soheaskedanotherwaiterfor7.“Turnrig

htattheinformationdeskanditistheseconddoorontheright，”saidthewaiter.WhenMr.Whitewalkedpastthefirstdoor,hefelldown.Hemissed(错过)the8doorandwenttowar

dsthethirddoorinstead.Hewalkedforwardandthen9intotheswimmingpool.Atthattimehe10thateverythingtherewasbigger.“

Don'tflush(冲洗)!Don'tflush！”heshoutedassoonashegothisheadabovewater.1．A．animalsB．troublesC．strangersD．visitors

2．A．camefromB．heardfromC．lookedatD．arrivedat3．A．smallerB．newerC．olderD．bigger4．A．museumB．restaurantC．hotelD．supermarket5．A．nervousB．surp

risedC．upsetD．bored6．A．althoughB．untilC．orD．so7．A．addressesB．directionsC．ordersD．suggestions8．A．secondB．thirdC．fourthD．fif

th9．A．gotB．turnedC．fellD．jumped10．A．rememberedB．dreamedC．wantedD．Hope获得更多资源请扫码加入享学资源网微信公众号www.xiangxue

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