2015-08-21
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Какие особенности этикета в поведении людей приняты в указанных странах?
| Country | Manners |
| 1. In the Czech Republic and Hungary | a) if a person shuts the door behind him / her at work or at home it means: “Don’t disturb, I am working, I don’t want to see anyone”. In general they leave the door open. |
| 2. In Scandinavian countries | b) you shouldn’t wear leather, including belts, because the cow is sacred. This would be especially offensive when visiting a Hindu temple. |
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| Country | Manners |
| 3. In Britain | c) you are not allowed to enter a theatre or an opera when you arrive late. |
| 4. In America | d) people have very high self – esteem so you have to be careful with jokes. They appreciate foreigners trying to speak their language. |
| 5. In Germany | e) simplicity and honesty are best. In restaurants, tips are not popular. |
| 6. In Spain | f) after being invited to lunch or dinner, you should send a thank – your letter the next day. |
| 7. In some African countries | g) it is good manners to talk loudly if you are one of two people walking together, so that anyone nearby can hear that you have nothing to hide. |
| 8. In Holland | h) the hostess always offers her guests plenty of food and you can be sure that it is the best food she’s got. |
| 9. In Muslim countries | i) it is forbidden to wear shoes. |
| 10. In India | j) an open door is a sign of mess and disorder. |
| 11. In Muslim mosques and Buddhist temples | k) standards of modesty require that the body should be covered. Long trousers and long-sleeved shirts buttoned to the neck are expected. |
| 12. In Russia | l) you shouldn’t criticize others. It is really bad manners. |
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Unit 1.
1.
| c | d | b | f | a | e |
2.
| c | e | a | d | f | b |
3.
| It takes a lot of my time | It takes very little of my time |
| 1,2,4.5.6.7 | 3.8.9.10 |
4.
| a | b | b | d | a | c | b | d | a |
5.
| e | g | a | f | b | d | c |
Unit 2.
1.
1. for / about, with. for
2. –
3. for/about
4. –
5. with, with
2.
1. to keep you company
2. to fight about everything with
3. get on well
4. gets on my nerves
5. to look out for
6. don’t look alike
7. be annoying
3.
an angry argument, avoid a conflict, a blazing row, cope with a problem/stress, fake smile / relationship, lose an argument.
4.
1b, 2d, 3b, 4f, 5e, 6a
5.
1. would have enjoyed
2. hadn’t passed
3. would not have made
4. had not been
6.
Positive: fascinating, attractive, charming, funny, stunning, enjoyable, original fantastic, striking, remarkable, captivating.
Negative: boring, puzzling, tiring, repetitive, monotonous, striking.
7.
1) relationship 5) employment
2) argument 6) anxious
3) suggestions 7) believe
4) compete 8) conclusion
8.
1b), 2e), 3a), 4c), 5d), 6g), 7f)
9.
1B, 3C, 3D, 4B, 5C, 6A
10.
1. was asked 4. reminded
2. had met 5. wasn’t / hadn’t been
3. broke in 6. Wasn’t / hadn’t been
