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DNA in the future to protect
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选题人：刘松 审we
do in the UK. However, Im afraid I still cant bring myself to shout
“fuwuyuan” in a crowded restaurant
– my inner polite British
person wont let me! 1. Why did the author learn the word
某 ie
某 ie
first when he first learned Chinese A. He thought it was the easiest
word to learn. B. He wanted to be considered polite. C. His Chinese
friends advised him to do it. D. He believed that it wouldnt confuse
people. 2. The author learned from his Chinese friends that saying
“某 ie 某 ie ” and
“qing ” _______. A. is not necessary at all in
China B. is something people only say to strangers C. is not good for
developing a close relationship D. is a way to judge if a person has
good manners 3. Which of the following would the author probably
agree with A. Britons and Americans usually have better manners than
Chinese people. B. Its all right to shout
“fuwuyuan” to get a
servers attention in a crowded restaurant. C. Chinese people should
say “please ” or
“thank you ” as often as British people do. D.
Foreigners tend to be confused by Chinese peoples mi
某 ture of
politeness and rudeness.
Editing humans
’ DNA
IF you could change your childs DNA in the future to protect them
against diseases, would yo