giúp nốt mặt sau đi Circle the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the options that best complete the passage.,In Japan, it's imperative to be (16) _____, so being late is often considered a serious problem. In greeting,,Japanese people bow; the young must bow more deeply to the elderly to show (17) _____. They have to take off,their shoes and wear slippers when entering a home, even for guests.,Different from the Japanese, the French often arrive late for parties or even for work. Besides, they greet each,other by kissing on the cheek twice or even three times, (18) _____ could be strange to lots of Asians.,In India, when entering homes or temples, people take off their shoes. However, there's a unique belief that (19),_____ left hand is considered dirty. So, using the left hand for eating or socializing is (20) _____.,16. A. polite B. punctual C. fashionable D. friendly,17. A. nervousness B. worry C. rudeness D. respect,18. A. who B. that C. which D. whom,19. A. a B. an C. the D. 0,20. A. taboo B. polite C acceptable D. appropriote,Read the passage and circle the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the best answer to each of the questions.,Taboos vary culture by culture and reflect the diverse values and belief systems in different nations. It is,essential to understand taboos to create cross-cultural understanding and avoid unintentional offense.,In many Asian cultures, there are some taboos related to the feet. In countries like Thailand or Japan, exposing,the soles of one's feet is considered disrespectful because the feet, the lowest part of the body, are considered dirty.,On the contrary, the head is regarded as the most sacred part, and touching someone's head, especially elders,,is taboo.,In the Middle East, it's offensive to discuss the subjects of sexuality or religious beliefs. Openly expressing,your viewpoints on religious matters could cause serious trouble. Moreover, physically touching the opposite,gender intentionally or unintentionally is forbidden.,In Western societies, it's taboo to ask about other people's incomes. How much a person earns is a secret that,he's not willing to discuss. In addition, body shaming which is to give a negative comment on a person's,appearance and health is extremely rude. In some European countries, it is considered illegal.,In general, African cultures often have taboos related to ancestral practices and social harmony.,Disrespecting the old or breaking traditional customs might be disapproved or legally punished.,As the world has become more and more interconnected, the ability to comprehend diverse cultural norms,becomes an essential skill. By being highly aware of different taboos, people can engage in a cross-cultural,workplace effectively.,21. Which of the following could be the best title for the passage?,A. The Diversity of Worldwide Taboos B. The Importance of Understanding Worldwide Taboo,C. The Origin of Worldwide Taboos D. The Ways to Understand Worldwide Taboos,22. The word vary in paragraph 1 is opposite in meaning to _____.,A. come from B. be different C. remain the same D. develop with,23. The word it in paragraph 4 refers to _____.,A. health B. appearance C. comment D. body shaming,24. The word ancestral in paragraph 5 is closest in meaning to _____.,A. relating to old traditions B. relating to past family members,C. relating to a community D. relating to a behavior,25. Which of the following is NOT mentioned in the passage?,A. It's taboo to touch someone's head in many Asian cultures.,B. People of the same gender are not allowed to touch each other in the Middle East.,C. Breaking some traditional customs could be illegal in Africa.,D. Understanding different taboos helps people work in a cross-cultural environment.,-----THE END-----

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giúp nốt mặt sau đi Circle the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the options that best complete the passage.,In Japan, it&#x27;s imperative to be (16) _____, so being late is often considered a serious problem. In greeting,,Japanese people bow; the young must bow more deeply to the elderly to show (17) _____. They have to take off,their shoes and wear slippers when entering a home, even for guests.,Different from the Japanese, the French often arrive late for parties or even for work. Besides, they greet each,other by kissing on the cheek twice or even three times, (18) _____ could be strange to lots of Asians.,In India, when entering homes or temples, people take off their shoes. However, there&#x27;s a unique belief that (19),_____ left hand is considered dirty. So, using the left hand for eating or socializing is (20) _____.,16. A. polite B. punctual C. fashionable D. friendly,17. A. nervousness B. worry C. rudeness D. respect,18. A. who B. that C. which D. whom,19. A. a B. an C. the D. 0,20. A. taboo B. polite C acceptable D. appropriote,Read the passage and circle the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the best answer to each of the questions.,Taboos vary culture by culture and reflect the diverse values and belief systems in different nations. It is,essential to understand taboos to create cross-cultural understanding and avoid unintentional offense.,In many Asian cultures, there are some taboos related to the feet. In countries like Thailand or Japan, exposing,the soles of one&#x27;s feet is considered disrespectful because the feet, the lowest part of the body, are considered dirty.,On the contrary, the head is regarded as the most sacred part, and touching someone&#x27;s head, especially elders,,is taboo.,In the Middle East, it&#x27;s offensive to discuss the subjects of sexuality or religious beliefs. Openly expressing,your viewpoints on religious matters could cause serious trouble. Moreover, physically touching the opposite,gender intentionally or unintentionally is forbidden.,In Western societies, it&#x27;s taboo to ask about other people&#x27;s incomes. How much a person earns is a secret that,he&#x27;s not willing to discuss. In addition, body shaming which is to give a negative comment on a person&#x27;s,appearance and health is extremely rude. In some European countries, it is considered illegal.,In general, African cultures often have taboos related to ancestral practices and social harmony.,Disrespecting the old or breaking traditional customs might be disapproved or legally punished.,As the world has become more and more interconnected, the ability to comprehend diverse cultural norms,becomes an essential skill. By being highly aware of different taboos, people can engage in a cross-cultural,workplace effectively.,21. Which of the following could be the best title for the passage?,A. The Diversity of Worldwide Taboos B. The Importance of Understanding Worldwide Taboo,C. The Origin of Worldwide Taboos D. The Ways to Understand Worldwide Taboos,22. The word vary in paragraph 1 is opposite in meaning to _____.,A. come from B. be different C. remain the same D. develop with,23. The word it in paragraph 4 refers to _____.,A. health B. appearance C. comment D. body shaming,24. The word ancestral in paragraph 5 is closest in meaning to _____.,A. relating to old traditions B. relating to past family members,C. relating to a community D. relating to a behavior,25. Which of the following is NOT mentioned in the passage?,A. It&#x27;s taboo to touch someone&#x27;s head in many Asian cultures.,B. People of the same gender are not allowed to touch each other in the Middle East.,C. Breaking some traditional customs could be illegal in Africa.,D. Understanding different taboos helps people work in a cross-cultural environment.,-----THE END-----

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16.B. punctual

17.D. respect

18.C. which

19.C. the

20.A. taboo

21.A. The Diversity of Worldwide Taboos

22.C. remain the same

23.D. body shaming

24.B. relating to past family members

25.B. People of the same gender are not allowed to touch each other in the Middle East.