18/9 5AB Reading Lesson (3)

5AB Reading Lesson(3)

Miss Leung

Multiple Choice

Paragraph 1 is about ....

• Table manners

• Body language

• Visiting friends

Multiple Choice

Paragraph 2 is about .....

• Body language

• Table manners

• Visiting friends

Multiple Choice

Paragraph 3 is about .....

• Table manners

• Table culture

• Body language

Multiple Choice

Which 2 words in the first paragraph have the same meaning?

• body and head

• point and touch

• careful and important

• rude and impolite

Multiple Choice

Which sentence is true about Japan?

• You should eat with your left hand.

• You should eat noodles quietly.

• You should remove your shoes when you visit someone's home.

• You shouldn't point with your feel.

Multiple Select

Which sentences are NOT true?

• You should eat with your right hand in India.

• It is OK to eat messily in a restaurant in England.

• You should put your hand on a Thai person's head to say 'hello'.

• It is OK if your table is messy after eating dim sum.

Multiple Choice

What is the article about?

• how to be safe on holiday

• how to behave in India and Thailand

• eating noodles in Japan

• how to behave in different countries

Multiple Choice

Which word is the opposite of 'neatly'?

• messily

• strangely

• noisily

• quietly

Multiple Choice

If you remove your shoes when you visit your friends' home in England, they will think_________.

• you want to leave

• you are polite

• you are strange

• you want to invite them to your home