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| For a foreigner, if he can't speak Chinese, it's hard for him to order food in a restaurant in China. The easiest way is to point at the dishes on their menu. But in some small restaurants, they don't have an English menu, more restaurants may have pictured menus to give you an idea of what you're ordering. Another good way is to look at what the next table is eating. This will give you a clear picture of what the dishes really are. The third way is to ask their staff to recommend dishes to you. But you might end up with something you wouldn't want to eat, like frogs or animals kidneys. At this time, a phrasebook is always helpful. Ask them to point out the ingredients of the dishes on your phrasebook. 根据短文内容，判断句子的正 （T）误（F）。 |
| ( )1. The writer offers some ways to people who can't speak Chinese. ( )2. It is the most difficult way to point at the dishes on the menu in a restaurant. ( )3. In the restaurant, you can only ask the boss help. ( )4. The passage may come from a newspaper. ( )5. The writer mainly tells us how to order food in China's restaurants. |