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Now do the second half of the task. This time there are no
Help notes.
Traffic today doesn't move much faster than 100 years ago
LITTLE
One hundred years ago traffic moved than today.
Mutrtiple-ehsiee eioze 2a Read the title and text quickly and answer the questions. Ignore
the gaps at this stage.
1 What were travellers often g ven in ancient trmes?
2 What might be given to a guest in Japan?
3 Why might guests eat too much in a foreign country?
b Read the strategy and do the task. Use the Help notes for support
with certain items.
For questions 'l -8, read the text below and decide which answer
(A, B, C or D) best fits each gap. There is an example at the beginning (0).
Hospitality
EXPERT STRATEGY Hospitality looking after visitors - is universal but in different
. Read the title and whole text cultures hosts are (0) C to receive guests in different ways.
:uickly, ignoring the gaps. ln much of the ancient (1) _ lt was the custom to provide passrng
' Read the text again. Try to guess traveilers wrth food and water Today some old customs have
,', hat kind of word fits each gap. (2) . ln a traditionalJapanese household, if a guest admires a
. lhoose which answer (A-D) fits particular oblect in the house, the host will (3)_ to give it to the
::'re grammar and meaning. guest straightaway. And in parts of Russia guests are greeted with
. 'you aren't sure, cross out bread and salt on a special cloth. The guest is (a)_ to kiss them
answers which you know are and hand them back to the host. Sometimes the guest breaks (5)_
rrect.
:r co a small piece of bread dips it in the sali and eats it.
. i.ead the text again to check. ln some countries, when (6)_ guests arrive from abroad they
may feel they have been given a partrcularly (7) meal. But this is
probably because the host poirtely offers more and more food and
drink and the guest is too embarrassed to (8) _ anything down.
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