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voavoa（voavoa） passage 10 embarrassed we have an opinion that americans are very casual. they don t mind wearing t-shirts in the office, and even strangers would give you the warmest smile at the first sight. however, americans are sometimes used from embarrassment, too. they often find it awkward to respond gracefully if people praise them or thank them at any length. they are likely to brush aside the courtesies and turn people off out of embarrassment. not as experienced and posed as one would expect, they simply do not know what to say. their intent is not to be rude ~ in fact they really like your courtesy but cannot express graceful response. except for christmas. time, there is not a great deal of gift giving in the united states, so you will find americans may be embarrassed as they accept gifts, especially if being unprepared, they have nothing to give you in return. we are, on the whole, a warm end unpolished people. passage 11 fox hunting fox hunting has been a feature of british country life for centuries, but now people living in cities, it is cruel. although more than 80% of britains population live in cities, the british have a very close bond with the countryside. many citizens, getting out into green fields and hills, even just for a few hours. bring relief from the stress of urban life. foxes and farmers have never got on well, because they have long accused of killing farm animals, foxes. farmers can also call on the services of their local hunt to control the fox population. the people who take part in hunting. think of it as a sport. it is estimated that up to 100000 people watch or take part in fox hunting. however, the anti hunting group in europe which highlight reports by the pain an animal suffers during a hunt. would it now be banned? passage 12 and eating culture all human beings have to eat. food is necessary for life. we call it a natural need. natural means something that comes from nature and does not have to be learned. however, diff