Different countries have different table manners.A polite table manner in one country may be rude in another country.So everyone should know the table manners in the country which he is going to.Unlike the Westerners each has his own plate of food at table，the Chinese people place all the dishes on the table and everybody shares.Sometimes the Chinese host uses his chopsticks to put food in your bowl or plate.This is polite.He wants to show his hospitality（好客）to jye.ai.You should eat it whatever it is.If you feel uncomfortable with this，you can just say a polite "thank you"and leave the food there.Don't throw it into the dustbin or put it on the table.Another thing you should remember is that while you are eating，don't stick your chopsticks upright in the rice bowl.That means for the dead.So you should lay them on your dish.Besides these，you should make sure the spout of the teapot（茶壺嘴） is not facing anyone.It is impolite to set the teapot down where the spout is facing towards somebody.The spout should always be directed to where nobody is sitting，usually just outward from the table.Also don't tap on your bow1 with your chopsticks.Beggars （乞 丐）tap on their bowls，so this is not polite.

（1）Where do Chinese people place all the dishes？

Chinese people place all the dishes on the table.

Chinese people place all the dishes on the table.

（2）What do Chinese people use to pick up food？

Chinese people use the chopsticks to pick up food.

Chinese people use the chopsticks to pick up food.

（3）Where should you lay your chopsticks while you are eating？

We should lay the cheopsticks on our dishes.

We should lay the cheopsticks on our dishes.

（4）Which direction of the spout of the teapot should be directed to？

The spout of the teapot should be directed to where nobody is sitting.

The spout of the teapot should be directed to where nobody is sitting.

（5）What's the passage mainly about？

The passage is mainly about Chinese table manners.

The passage is mainly about Chinese table manners.