完形填空China is known as a country of etiquette (礼节) and ceremonies. Here is an interesting story that shows this. Once upon a time, a man1on a long trip to visit his friend and took a swan as a gift. But the swan2from its cage on the way and when he tried to3it, he got hold of nothing but a4. Instead of returning home, he continued his5taking the swan feather with him. When his friend received this6gift, he was deeply moved. And the7‘The gift is nothing much, but it’s the thought that counts.’ was8far and wide. Chinese used to9one hand in the other in front of the chest as a salute. This10has a history of more than 2,000 years but nowadays it is11used except on the Spring Festival. And shaking hands is more popular and12on formal occasions. Bowing was often used by people in a13position such as subordinates(下属), students, and attendants.14at present Chinese youngsters tend to simply nod as a greeting. It is mon social practice to15the junior to the senior, or the familiar to the unfamiliar. When you start a talk 16la stranger, topics such as weather, food, or 17are a good choice to break the ice. With a18, a chat about current affairs, sports, the stock market or his job usually goes19. Similar to Western customs, you should be 20in asking a woman private questions. However, talking about her job or family life will never put you into danger. 1.A.gotB.madeC.tookD.went2.A.ranB.keptC.escapedD.avoided3.A.catchB.chaseC.followD.trace4.A.cageB.featherC.swanD.man5.A.visitB.adventureC.journeyD.expedition6.A.unexpectedB.goodC.suddenD.accidental7.A.warningB.sentenceC.wordD.saying8.A.expandedB.spreadC.extendedD.increased9.A.takeB.putC.cupD.set10.A.cultureB.hobbyC.habitD.tradition11.A.oftenB.seldomC.alwaysD.usually12.A.appropriateB.satisfactoryC.importantD.practical13.A.upperB.oldC.lowerD.young14.A.AndB.ButC.ThenD.Moreover15.A.introduceB.devoteC.leadD.leave16.A.byB.inC.onD.with17.A.marriageB.hobbiesC.ineD.ages18.A.boyB.girlC.humansD.man19.A.smoothlyB.suddenlyC.unfortunatelyD.expectedly20.A.quickB.wiseC.cautiousD.free
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