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XB2U1&U3XB1U4Para2-4P38Justlikespokenlanguage,bodylanguage1__________fromculturetoculture.Thecrucialthingisusingbodylanguageinaway2_______is3_____________tothecultureyouarein.Forexample,makingeyecontact–lookingintosomeone’seyes–insomecountriesisawayto4__________interest.Inothercountries,by5__________,eyecontactisnotalways6__________of.Forexample,inmanyMiddleEasterncountries,menandwomenarenotsocially7__________tomakeeyecontact.InJapan,itmay8_____________respecttolookdownwhentalkingtoanolderperson.XB1U4variesthatappropriatedisplaycontrastapprovedpermitteddemonstrateThegesturefor“OK”hasdifferentmeaningsindifferentcultures.InJapan,someonewho9__________anotherperson10___________thegesturemightthinkitmeansmoney.InFrance,apersonencounteringan11__________gesturemay12__________itaszero.However,youshouldavoidmakingthisgestureinBrazilandGermany,asitisnot13___________polite.XB1U4witnessesemployingidenticalinterpretconsideredEventhegesturesweusefor“yes”and“no”14__________aroundtheworld.Inmanycountries,shakingone’sheadmeans“no”,andnoddingmeans“yes”.By16____________,inBulgariaandsouthernAlbania,thegestureshavethe17__________meaning.Therearealsodifferencesinhowwetoucheachother,howclosewestandtosomeonewearetalkingto,andhowweactwhenwemeetorpart.IncountrieslikeFranceandRussia,peoplemaykisstheirfriendsonthe18__________whentheymeet.19__________,people20__________shakinghands,21__________fromthe22__________,or23__________theheadwhentheymeetsomeoneelse.XB1U4differcomparisonoppositecheekElsewherefavourbowingwaistnoddingXB1U5P50-51Yuanwas1__________thattheanswercouldbefoundinthecreationofhybridrice.Ahybridisacrossbetweentwoormore2__________ofaspecies.One3______________ofhybridsisthattheyusually4__________ahigheryieldthan5_____________crops.However,6__________itwaspossibletodevelopahybridofself-pollinatingplantssuchasricewasa7__________ofgreatdebate.Thecommon8____________thenwasthatitcouldnotbedone.Through9__________effort,Yuan10__________enormoustechnicaldifficultiestodevelopthefirsthybridricethatcouldbeusedforfarmingin1974.Thishybrid11__________farmersto12__________their13__________greatly.XB1U5convincedvarietiescharacteristicattainconventionalwhethermatterassumptionintenseovercameenabledexpandoutputToday,itis14__________thatabout60percentof15___________rice16______________inChinais17___________ofcrops18___________fromYuan’shybridstrains,andhisstrainshave19___________China’sfarmerstoproducearound200milliontonsofriceperyear.XB1U5estimateddomesticconsumptioncomprisedgeneratedallowed20_________thatYuan’shybridsmadehimquitewealthy,onemightthinkhewouldhave21_________toalifeof22___________.However,thisis23_________fromthecase.24________25_________,yuanwasstillverymuchafarmerat26__________.Asamanofthe27__________,hecaredlittlefor28__________ormoney.29__________,hemadelarge30___________tosupport31_____________research.XB1U5GivenretiredleisurefarDeepdownheartsoilcelebrityInsteaddonationsagriculturalXB2U1P2-3In1__________,doctorsinthosedayshadtwo2_______________theoriestoexplainhowcholera3__________.Onetheorywasthatbadaircausedthedisease.Theotherwasthatcholerawascausedbyan4__________fromgermsinfoodorwater.Snow5____________tothesecondtheory.Itwascorrect,buthestillneeded6__________.7______________,whenan8__________ofcholerahitLondonin1845,Snowbeganto9______________.He10____________thatintwoparticularstreetsthecholeraoutbreakwasso11__________that12__________than500peoplediedintendays.Hewas13_____________tofind14________why.XB2U1generalcontradictoryspreadinfectionsubscribedproofConsequentlyoutbreakinvestigatediscoveredseveremoredeterminedoutSnowbeganbymarkingonamaptheexactplaceswhereallthosewhodiedhadlived.Therewere15__________deathsnearthewaterpumpinBroadStreet.However,some16____________hadhadnodeaths.Thesepeopleworkedinthepubat7CambridgeStreet.Theyhadbeengivenfreebeer,andsohadnotdrunkthewaterfromthepump.Snow17____________thatthewaterpumpwasto18__________.XB2U1multiplehouseholdssuspectedblameThroughSnow’stireless19__________,watercompaniesbegantosellcleanwater,andthethreatofcholeraaroundtheworldsawa20______________21___________.However,choleraisstillaproblem.Eachyear,millionsofpeoplearoundtheworldgetcholeraandmanydie22__________it.Fortunately,wenowknowhowtopreventcholera,23_________24______theworkofJohnSnow.Moreover,inhisuseofmapsand25__________,Snow26_____________thewayscientistsstudydiseases.Forthisreason,Snowisconsideredthefatherofmodernepidemiology.XB2U1effortssubstantialdecreasefromthankstostatisticstransformedXB2U3P26-27Certainly,inmanywaysthisseemstobetrue.Chinese1__________isa2__________inpoint.3__________tocomingtoChina,myonlyexperiencewithChinesecookingwasinAmerica,withChinesefoodthathadbeenchangedtosuitAmericantastes.Forexample,America'smostpopularChinesedishisGeneralTso’sChicken,which4__________offriedchickencoveredinasweetsauce,5__________withhotred6__________.Thisisprobablynotan7___________Chinese8__________,however,soitcannottellusmuchabouttheChinese.Ontheotherhand,it9__________tellusalotaboutAmericans.Ittellsus,forexample,thatAmericanslovebold,simpleflavours.And,sincethedishwasalso10__________recently,ittellsusthatAmericansarenotafraidtotrynewfoods.XB2U3cuisinecasePriorconsistsflavouredpeppersauthenticrecipedoesinventedWesoonmovedtoShandongProvinceintheeasternpartofNorthChina.Myfavouritedishtherewas11__________dumplings12__________withvinegar.I13__________thatfamilyisimportanttothepeoplethere.IthasbecomeafavouritetraditionaldishofthepeopleinNorthChina,wheremakingdumplingshasalwaysbeenafamily14__________witheveryone-fromtheyoungesttotheoldest-joiningintohelp.Later,IlearntthatthemostfamousfoodinShandongispancak