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VII. Read the passage and choose the best answer: (1.0p) The Dos and Don'ts in Canada Pushing in is seen as extremely rude in any public place in Canada. You should wait at the end of a queue, if there is one, for your turn. This is also true on public transportation, where you should wait until everyone has gotout ofdoor before you enter. When on sidewalks or in a grocery store’s aisles, keep to the right (like you would when driving in Canada). Don't block the path by walking side by side with your companions or by putting a shopping cart across the aisle. When opening a door, hold it for the person behind you. Don't let the door shut in his or her face. Always leave an appropriate tip for the service person in a hotel or a restaurant. If you don't do so, other dinner guests at your table will feel extremely uncomfortable. When visiting someone's home, the serving of coffee at the end of an evening is a signal that it is time forvisitors to prepare to leave. 1. “Pushing in' means..... A. you cut in the queue in front of the people coming before you B. You stand at the end of a queue, waiting for your turn C. you push people standing around you in a queue 2. “sidewalks' are... A. paths at the sides of a public building B. paths which are reserved for walkers C. people who walk alongside you 3. An example of a way to 'block the path' is.... A. walking on the right B. walking side by side on a sidewalk C. using a shopping cart 4. "his or her' refers to... A. the door B. The queue C. the person behind you 5. A 'tip' is... A. a present you give to someone you love B. the money you pay for a service C. the money you give to a service person as a reward

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1-a

2-b

3-b

4-c

5-c