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Background Information Gift-Giving Etiquette in China: It is the proper etiquette for gifts to be exchanged with a good reason, as thanks for assistance; When the Chinese want to buy gifts it is not uncommon for them to ask what you would like; The plan requires careful thoughts. The students are required to get at least 200 credits before they graduate from the college. Examples: The new regulation requires that all students (should) not be late for class. Derivation: requirement n. 需要，需要的东西 personal personal letters 私人信件 a personal matter 私事 personal opinions 个人见解 personal taste 个人趣味 personal abuse 人身攻击 personal的意思有“个人的，亲自的，涉及隐私的”等，通常无比较级。 NB: Post-reading Tasks Detailed Understanding of Text A I. Choose the best answer for each of the following statements according to the text. 1.Gifts are given when A. a business meeting begins B. a job interview is taking place C. a person meets another D. a person wants to express thanks to others A 2.When attending a party , you may present your gift to your host A. after the party is over B. before the party is over C. once the introductions are made D. when you are going to leave 3.Which rule of gift giving is NOT included in the text? A. Do not give liquor as presents. B. Be sure that your gift does not require too much attention. C. Be modest with your gift. D.Be careful in giving alcoholic drinks. C A 4.Which one is true about giving flowers? A. Roses are not good for presents. B. Cut flowers must be put in a vase. C. Flowers are always nice gift. D. Be careful in giving roses because they are for close relationships. 5. Which of the following things is a good cultural gift for Chinese to present to westerners? A. Asilk scarf. B. Chocolate. C. Flowers. D.Wine. D A B. Complete the following sentences orally with your partner. 1. When do people usually give gifts? They give gifts during , or onoccasions 2.Why shoul