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Practice Reading: Fill in The Blanks (Drag & Drop) ID: #38739 The Chinese

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There may be times when a gift will absolutely not be accepted. Should you find yourself in this situation, say you understand and the gift. The Chinese do not usually accept a gift when it is first presented, but will politely refuse three times to reflect modesty and humility. Continue to insist and once the gift is accepted, express . Always offer your gift using both your hands and do not expect it to be opened in your presence. It will be set aside and in private. This tradition exists so the recipient does not appear greedy or . It also eliminates any concern that the recipient's face might show any disappointment with the gift.

materialist gratitude disheartened toasted graciously withdraw amplify opened

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Correct answer: graciously
Explanation: The adverb 'graciously' describes the manner in which one should respond when a gift is not accepted. It fits grammatically as it modifies the verb 'say' and aligns with the context of showing politeness and understanding in a potentially awkward situation.
Meaning: 'Graciously' means in a kind and courteous manner, especially in a difficult situation.
Wrong options:
toasted: 'Toasted' is the past participle of 'toast,' which does not fit grammatically or contextually as it does not describe how to say something.
withdraw: 'Withdraw' is a verb that does not modify 'say' and does not fit in the context of how to respond to the situation.
gratitude: 'Gratitude' is a noun and cannot modify 'say,' making it grammatically incorrect in this context.
amplify: 'Amplify' is a verb that means to increase or make louder, which does not fit the context of responding to a gift.
disheartened: 'Disheartened' is an adjective that describes a feeling of loss of confidence, which does not relate to the manner of speaking.
Correct answer: withdraw
Explanation: The verb 'withdraw' indicates the action of taking back or removing the gift. It fits grammatically as it follows 'you should' and aligns with the context of the situation where the gift is not accepted.
Meaning: 'Withdraw' means to take back or remove something that has been offered.
Wrong options:
graciously: 'Graciously' is an adverb and does not fit as a verb to describe the action of taking back a gift.
gratitude: 'Gratitude' is a noun and does not convey an action, making it inappropriate in this context.
opened: 'Opened' is a past participle that does not describe the action of removing a gift and does not fit grammatically here.
toasted: 'Toasted' is a past participle of 'toast' and does not relate to the action of withdrawing a gift.
materialist: 'Materialist' is a noun that describes a person focused on material possessions, which does not fit as an action.
Correct answer: gratitude
Explanation: The noun 'gratitude' serves as the object of the verb 'express.' It fits grammatically as it completes the action of expressing thanks and aligns with the context of acknowledging the acceptance of a gift.
Meaning: 'Gratitude' refers to the feeling of thankfulness or appreciation.
Wrong options:
graciously: 'Graciously' is an adverb and does not fit as a noun to describe what is expressed.
opened: 'Opened' is a past participle that does not relate to expressing thanks and does not fit grammatically here.
withdraw: 'Withdraw' is a verb and does not serve as an object for the action of expressing.
toasted: 'Toasted' is a past participle of 'toast' and does not relate to the context of expressing thanks.
materialist: 'Materialist' is a noun that describes a person focused on material possessions, which does not fit as an expression of thanks.
Correct answer: opened
Explanation: The past participle 'opened' describes the action that will occur to the gift after it is set aside. It fits grammatically as it follows 'will be' and aligns with the context of the gift being examined privately.
Meaning: 'Opened' refers to the action of revealing or unwrapping something that has been closed.
Wrong options:
graciously: 'Graciously' is an adverb and does not fit as a verb or participle to describe the action of the gift being examined.
withdraw: 'Withdraw' is a verb that does not relate to the action of opening and does not fit grammatically here.
gratitude: 'Gratitude' is a noun and does not describe an action, making it inappropriate in this context.
toasted: 'Toasted' is a past participle of 'toast' and does not relate to the action of opening a gift.
materialist: 'Materialist' is a noun that describes a person focused on material possessions, which does not fit as an action.
Correct answer: materialist
Explanation: The noun 'materialist' describes a person who is overly concerned with material possessions. It fits grammatically as it completes the sentence and aligns with the context of discussing perceptions related to gift-giving.
Meaning: 'Materialist' refers to someone who values material wealth and possessions over spiritual or intellectual values.
Wrong options:
graciously: 'Graciously' is an adverb and does not fit as a noun to describe a type of person.
withdraw: 'Withdraw' is a verb and does not relate to the description of a person's character, making it inappropriate here.
gratitude: 'Gratitude' is a noun that refers to thankfulness and does not fit as a description of a person.
opened: 'Opened' is a past participle that does not describe a person and does not fit grammatically here.
toasted: 'Toasted' is a past participle of 'toast' and does not relate to the context of describing a person's character.

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