1. (2024九上·津市市期末)  阅读理解

I will never forget my trip to Bulgaria. I found everything interesting, like the restaurant I went to one day. After I finished my food there, a waiter politely asked if I enjoyed it. The food was delicious and the service was great. So I showed that I really loved it by nodding my head. 

Strangely, the waiter did not smile but frowned (皱眉). It was like that he was not quite happy with my answer. I did not know what was wrong and felt very upset. A lady sitting next to me explained in English that in Bulgaria, nodding one's head means "no" and shaking one's head means "yes". This is completely different from my country.

I thanked the kind lady and called the waiter over.     ▲     This time, the waiter smiled and brought me some dessert. 

Body language is different from country to country. It is important for us to learn about a country's culture. Take a look at my experience and you will know why.

1. （1） Why did the writer nod his head?

   A . The waiter made him upset. B . The food and service were great. C . He didn't know the waiter's meaning.
3. （2） How did the writer feel when he saw the expression on the waiter's face?

   A . Strange and upset. B . Upset and angry. C . Interested and strange.
5. （3） Which of the following can be put in     ▲     in Paragraph 3?

   A . I pointed to my plate and shook my head. B . I sang high praise for his service in English. C . I said to him I had made a big mistake.
7. （4） What can we learn from the writer's experience?

   A . Never nod your head to the waiters. B . It's important for us to learn English well. C . Pay attention to culture differences while traveling.