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Part 2: For questions 1-10, complete the passage with appropriate forms from the words given in the box. (0,5 x 10 = 5 points) 
 
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accept / care /commonplace/ fair/ fine/ vary/ nature/ appetite /particular/ use /.
 
 Good personal relations based on mutual trust and esteem play a (1) ______________  important role in doing business in Japan. Hospitality given and received can play a (2) ______________   part in maintaining and establishing such relations. While in Japan it is enough for the visitor to offer a meal in a restaurant or in his hotel: he is not expected to reciprocate lavish entertaining on the Japanese scale.   The Japanese do not expect foreigners to understand the (3) ______________  points of their own etiquette but they like people who try to conform. Shoes are removed before entering Japanese-style houses and restaurants.  
 Most Japanese meals consist of a series of small dishes. (4) ______________, the polite thing to do is to eat what one is offered but Japanese hosts are understanding if a foreigner explains that he finds a particular dish (5) ______________ . In Japan it is almost (6) ______________  custom to exchange visiting cards when one makes a new acquaintance. This is useful to the foreign visitor, and it is advisable to take a substantial number of cards (say at least 100) for use in Japan.   The custom of giving gifts to business and personal acquaintances is more (7) ______________  than in most other countries. Most of these gifts are (8) ______________   small items and it is not necessary to reciprocate immediately although it is customary to give something back in due course for personal presents received from individuals. It may be useful to take a number of souvenir items such as English china, company pens or ties to give away on suitable occasions. Very high quality Scotch whisky also makes an (9) ______________  gift. It is important that all gifts should be (10) ______________  wrapped in gift wrapping paper.