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Cultural Aspects I. Click on the right option:                                         1.  hug friendsput the napkin over the legsbe on time                                           2. shake handsbe on timebow                                               3. kiss on the cheekbowbe on time                                      4. put the napkin over your legsshake handssend a thank-you note                                         5. be late for a partysend a thank-you notehug friends                                                         6. hug friendsbe on timeshake hands                                                                                                     7. shake handssend a thnak-you notebe late for parties                                          8. bowbe on timekiss on the cheek   II. Type the missing words.    1.  In Korea, it's considered polite to  when you greet someone.  2.  In Brazil, it's OK to  for parties. 3.  In the US, it's normal to  your friends to say hello. 4.  Friends in Brazil usually  to greet each other. 5.  At formal dinners, it's considered polite to  over your legs. 6.  It's important to  in Germany, even for a dinner with friends.      III. Order the words to form sentences. Type.   1.  A: How are you supposed to greet people in Argentina?         B: shake / It's / hands. / to / customary                    2.  A: What if you meet your friends?         B: on / normal / kiss / to / the / cheek / It's                       3.  A: Do you know what to do if you greet someone in Korea?         B: considered / It's / bow. / to / polite                       4.  A: After a dinner party, how are you supposed to thank your host?         B: customary / It's / send / thank-you / a / to / note.                      IV. Choose the right option.   1. In Brazil, when you get a gift, you're  supposed to  should  customary open it right away.   2. In England, you   supposed to  not normal to  shouldn't hug     someone you don't know well.   3. Is  it   polite  supposed to  should to shake hands with people in     Sweden?   4. Do you know  what to  what do  what to do when someone gives      you a gift?    5.  It's customary  It's considered  You're supposed to polite to    take off your shoes before entering someone's home.   Type here your exercise