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四、閱讀測驗【請在下列各題中選出最適當的答案】 Eating habits are influenced by environment, such as the climate and the availability of water and of plants or animals to serve as food. It is also influenced by the customs of eating passed down from generation to generation. The nomadic Arabs eat what they can transport and find in the desert. Fruits from oases, camel’s milk, goat’s cheese, rice, and a bit of meat may constitute the only meal of the day. These nomads sit close together and eat with their fingers, partaking from a common bowl. The Arabian nomads have a longstanding tradition of democracy and hospitality. For example, rich and poor eat similar food, and visitors are always offered coffee and invited to share the “common” meal. Another group of people who eat with their hands are the people of India. They are trained to use only the tips of the fingers of the right hand to touch food. It is a major social disgrace to eat with one’s left hand, or even to pick up one’s drink glass with the left hand, since the left hand is reserved for wiping one’s backside after using the restroom. Banana leaves are the only utensils required. These leaves are laid out on the floor in an area typically reserved for eating. In India people wash their hands and mouths before and after eating. As the economic situation changes in India, eating habits may change also. In many industrialized parts of India people now eat with forks and knives. In Mexican villages and in other rural areas in Latin America, the tortilla is used as an eating utensil in place of the fork or spoon. This custom is disappearing in urban areas. The tradition lives on in modern restaurants, especially in tourist areas of Mexico, where dining enthusiasts are offered large bowls of scoop shaped tortillas, which are fried to a crisp shape for dipping. Eating habits vary widely. Like other customs, they arise out of the environment where they are practiced. There is a close relation between eating habits and ways of living. When these ways change, many eating habits also change.
【題組】50. According to the passage, which of the following statements is true?
(A) In some Mexican villages, the tortilla is used as a plate to hold one’s food.
(B) The rich and poor Arabian nomads usually eat similar food.
(C) To people of India, the right hand is the “dirty” hand.
(D) The Arabian nomads usually offer visitors a separate meal out of respect


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難度: 簡單
1F
記憶吐司 大三上 (2016/06/03)
tortilla n. 墨西哥玉米薄餅
2F
Giselle 小六下 (2016/07/25)
 Arabian [əˋrebɪən]  nomads 阿拉伯游牧民族
3F
特雷西斯的苦茶子 高一上 (2021/08/03)

根據短文,下列說法正確的是?

(A) 在一些墨西哥村莊,玉米餅被用作盛放食物的盤子。

(B) 富有和貧窮的阿拉伯游牧民族通常吃相似的食物。

(C) 對印度人來說,右手是“臟”手。

(D) 阿拉伯游牧民族出於尊重,通常會單獨為遊客提供一頓飯


四、閱讀測驗【請在下列各題中選出最適當的答案】 Eating habits a..-阿摩線上測驗