第二節(jié) 短文理解1

　　閱讀下面短文，從[A](Right)、[B](Wrong)、[c](Doesn’t Say)三個(gè)判斷中選擇一個(gè)正確選項(xiàng)，并在答題卡1上將該項(xiàng)涂黑。

　　If youhave agreed to go out to eat with someone，you should be clear who is paying.If the other person suggests that you should have lunch with him orher，you might simply say something like this：“l(fā)’m afraid it’11 have to be some inexpensive place as I have verylittle money.”The other person may say：“0.K.I’11 meet youat McDonald’s.”This means that it is agreed that eachperson pays for his own meal.If the person says“Oh，no，1 want to take you to lunch in a littlerestaurant I like very much.”it means that the personwants to pay the bill(賬單)for both of you.If a person invites you to his or her home for a meal，it is understood that that person is paying;ifyou invite someone to your home，it is，understood that you are buying the food.Ifyou want to invite someone out for lunch，you must alsomake yourself clear that you are paying by saying，forexample，“Let’s have lunch together tomorrow at Burget King.It’s on me.”American women used to expectmen to pay for all meals，but today most women will payfor themselves.

　　56.If someone suggests thatyou have lunch with him，you know that he will pay·

　　[A]Right

　　[B]Wrong

　　[C]Doesn’t Say

　　57.When you eat in arestaurant，you must take home what is left of your food.

　　[A]Right

　　[B]Wrong

　　[c]Doesn’t Say

　　58.If you want to pay for the meal，you can say“It’s on me.”

　　[A]Right

　　[B]Wrong

　　[C]Doesn’t Say

　　59.If someone is invited toyour home for a meal，he must bring some food with him.

　　[A]Right

　　[B]Wrong

　　[C]Doesn’t Say

　　60.Now American women makemore money，SO they have to pay for themselves.

　　[A]Right

　　[B]Wrong

　　[C]Doesn’t Say