1 . 阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。

Throughout the history of mankind, people have been communicating with body languages. In many     1    (situation), the way you say something is far more important than what you say.    2    (communicate) better with others, you are expected to pay attention to eye contact. It can signal friendliness or unfriendliness, interest or boredom, and understanding or confusion.

In Western cultures, keeping eye contact in conversations is     3    (particular) important. As a matter    4     fact, a westerner might consider a lack of eye contact as a lack of interest. In Spain, Italy and Greece,    5    people stand close together talking to each other, eye contact is more frequent and lasts     6    (long).

In many Asian cultures, avoiding direct eye contact is one of the ways to show respect. It is done during the talk with anyone older. Habits like this can cause problems when people do not understand them. For example,    7     Asian might close his eyes in concentration or look down while     8     (listen) to a speaker. A Western speaker might think the man is not interested,

However, in both West and Fast, totally avoiding eye contact might be considered a lack of     9    (polite), but staring at others is also considered rude and should     10    (avoid).

2 . If you have traveled a lot before, you might know that there are huge differences in communication between people from one country to another. In some cultures, people are loud, direct and even stop others speaking during a conversation. In others, people are usually soft-spoken, use flowery or indirect language and wait patiently for others to finish their talk.

During a business meeting, these differences are likely to come out. Try to get used to the way your business partners communicate, e. g. When calling and greeting your business partners and your boss, always use their last names and titles unless you are invited to do otherwise.

Hierarchies（等级制度）may have a great influence on the communication style in your new environment, so it is important to keep an eye on this. In some cultures, the elder business partner may be the one who is making the decisions at a meeting. Failing to know their identities within the company or to greet them with respect can leave a bad impression.

Generally speaking, well-dressed and arriving at a business meeting well-prepared are two very useful parts for your success in international business. Whether you are in France or in China, your business partners will appreciate your efforts to make a good impression.

Cultural differences also become obvious in different understanding of time. A popular example: Everyone would agree that Germans are well-known for their being on time. In many African and South American countries, however, agreed time is often treated like a general guideline rather than something one has to be strictly observed. Therefore, it is necessary to ask yourself; Is the time for a meeting unchangeable, or does it allow for some flexibility（灵活性）?Will you ruin a business deal by arriving late, or is it perfectly acceptable to let family matters over business meetings? Seeing how some cultures care about time more than others, it is always best to be on time at first.

1. What kind of difference is mentioned in paragraph l as an example?

A．Ways of talking.

B．Language.

C．Travel.

D．Decoration.

2. What should you do when you are at a business meeting according to paragraph 3?

A．Speak loudly and listen carefully.	B．Call the businessmen's last names.
C．Show respect for the elder partner.	D．Pay attention to the first impression.

3. What will be appreciated by business partners in France?

A．Gentle whispering.	B．The most popular dressing up.
C．Casual communication skills.	D．Necessary preparations for meetings.

4. What can we learn from the example in paragraph 5?

A．Germans don't take fixed time seriously.

B．Most Africans are always on time in general.

C．It is wise to be on time wherever at the beginning.

D．Being late cannot be accepted in South American countries.

3 . 假定你是李华，你的家乡将举行庆祝首个“中国农民丰收节”( Chinese Farmers' HarvestFestival)活动，请你写封邮件，邀请你的新西兰朋友Eric来参加，内容包括:
1.时间和地点；
2.活动内容(民俗文化表演、美食品尝及观光活动等)。
注意:
1.词数100左右；
2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。
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4 . Chinese knot is an ancient folk art form in China, simple     1     attractive as well. Its history can date back to the Zhou Dynasty (1046-256 BC), and it was fully developed in the Tang and Song Dynasties, and became     2     (wide) popular in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. A knot     3     is made of colorful silk thread can bring good luck to its owner. It is often used to express good wishes,     4    (include) happiness, prosperity, love and the absence of evil.

Chinese knot     5     (indicate) that every knot is made of a single rope and named by its specific form and meaning. For example, “Happiness & Health”, “Luck and Auspiciousness (吉祥)” and “Wish you a fair wind”. By combining different knots     6     other well-designed things skillfully, a unique auspicious Chinese knot with many wishes     7     (form). And it is also worth noting that the logo for Beijing’s bid     8     (host) the 2008 Olympics was based on a traditional knot craft design.

Today, people are fond of Chinese knot for its     9     (character) form, colorfulness and deep meaning. Most commonly, the knot is used either as a hanging     10    (decorate), such as in the home or car, or on the body like ring, earrings, hand chain or necklace.