Self CheckUnit 10 You're supposed to shake hands.DABA见内文快速对答案快速对答案1-4Ⅰ5-7Ⅰ. 阅读理解。 A New Year's Eve is a different time for everybody all around the world. And of course, different countries have different customs. In England, where I am from, we usually have a party with friends and family. We put the TV on and wait for Big Ben to strike( 敲 ) 12 and then we all wish each other "Happy New Year". We make a circle hand in hand and sing a song called Auld Lang Syne, a very old Scottish song which means "times gone by". Everybody loves it. We also make New Year's resolutions, a list of things we say we will do in the New Year. For example, travel more or spend more time with family. In Spain, when the clock strikes 12, people eat 12 grapes! Twelve means the 12 months in a year. It is believed if you eat the grapes, you will have good luck for the whole year. In the Spanish town Casariche, everyone will join each other on the street to eat the grapes and will be dressed up. In Greece, lots of children receive money for New Year. When midnight comes, children or the leader of the family will be sent out of the house and told to walk back in. It is named as "first footing" which can bring good luck. They also have a St. Basil's cake, a cake with a coin inside, and whoever gets the piece of cake with the coin will be lucky in the New Year. In Denmark, people smash plates around the front door of the house. It is said that the more plates you break, the more friends you will meet in the New Year. They also jump from a chair when the clock strikes midnight!( )1.Where does the writer come from?A.Spain. B.Greece.C.Denmark. D.England.细节理解题。根据文...
