五、还原信息（共 4 小题；每小题 1.5 分，满分 6 分）
I'm an English man living in China. Chinese people are friendly and I have some new friends here. (1)_
E
I'm in a restaurant with my friends. I see a group of four old men speaking loudly. “Why are they arguing（争吵）like that?” I ask my friends. One friend tells me they are “fighting” to pay the bill（账单）!
In England，few people do that. (2)_
D
It's called “splitting（分摊）the bill” or “going Dutch”. I think there is one reason（原因）for this difference. How you pay the bill depends on（取决于）the way you order（点菜）and eat. In China，a group of people order some food and they eat together. (3)_
F
In England，each person orders and eats his or her own food. So it's easy to pay for what he or she orders.
(4)_
B
It's nice to treat（招待）my Chinese friends to dinner sometimes. And when I have meals with my English friends，I know there will be no fighting for the bill!
A. Who pays for this?
B. I enjoy both ways.
C. But I never eat out with them.
D. They only pay for their own（自己的）food.
E. I like to spend time with them after work.
F. It's difficult to work out（计算）how much everyone needs to pay.
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五、还原信息（共4小题；每小题1.5分，满分6分）
我是一个住在中国的英国人。中国人很友好，我在这里有一些新朋友。
(1)______我和朋友们在一家餐馆里。我看到四个老人在大声说话。“他们为什么那样争吵？”我问我的朋友们。一个朋友告诉我他们正在“争抢”着付账单！
在英国，很少有人会这样做。
(2)______这被称为“分摊账单”或者“AA制”。我认为这种差异有一个原因。你如何付账单取决于你点菜和吃饭的方式。在中国，一群人点一些食物然后一起吃。
(3)______在英国，每个人点并吃自己的食物。所以为自己点的食物付钱很容易。
(4)______有时候请我的中国朋友吃晚餐很不错。而且当我和我的英国朋友一起吃饭时，我知道不会有人争抢着付账单！
A. 谁来付这个钱？
B. 我两种方式都喜欢。
C. 但我从不和他们出去吃饭。
D. 他们只付自己的食物的钱。
E. 我喜欢下班后和他们一起度过时光。
F. 很难算出每个人需要付多少钱。
