The Reflection to Unit 6 I.Decide whether the following statements are true(T)or false(F). 1.In business introductions women are not introduced by gender but are introduced according to their business rank. 2.If presenting a multitude of foreign contacts at once.give your card to the highest-ranking individual or leader of the delegation last. 3.Age is considered a tabo,especially for the men. 4.There are different manners of inviting guests in western and eastern countries. 5.People make invitations only formally. 6.Parties in private homes,whether luncheons,brunches,cocktail or dinner parties,do require a return invitation. 7.Ifyou are invited to a British home,it is standard practice to bring wine,flowers and/or chocolates for your hosts. 8.It isOK to be 45 minutes late,when one is invited for dinner by an American family 9.American table manners are not easy to learn by observation. 10.Australians tend to be enthusiastic conversationalists and debaters. II.Complete the following sentences with some of the key words in the texts. what they do or something about them. 2.Gift giving customs greatly form country to country. 3.Good gift selectionscan as include table books about your home coury,or anything thatthe interests of your hosts and is representative of your country. 4.Don't leave immediately after dinner,but don't your welcome,either. 5.Don't boast yourself or your company's accomplishments.Instead,Australians judge your competence and abilities through your actions III.Discuss and write about the following topic. What do you think we should pay attention to in business activities? 2 The Reflection to Unit 6 I．Decide whether the following statements are true (T) or false (F). ______ 1. In business introductions women are not introduced by gender but are introduced according to their business rank. ______2. If presenting a multitude of foreign contacts at once, give your card to the highest-ranking individual or leader of the delegation last. ______3. Age is considered a taboo, especially for the men. ______4. There are different manners of inviting guests in western and eastern countries. ______5. People make invitations only formally. ______6. Parties in private homes, whether luncheons, brunches, cocktail or dinner parties, do require a return invitation. ______7. If you are invited to a British home, it is standard practice to bring wine, flowers, and/or chocolates for your hosts. ______8. It is OK to be 45 minutes late, when one is invited for dinner by an American family. ______9. American table manners are not easy to learn by observation. ______10. Australians tend to be enthusiastic conversationalists and debaters. II. Complete the following sentences with some of the key words in the texts. 1. When introducing business associates to one another in social situations, you can also ______ what they do or something about them. 2. Gift giving customs _______ greatly form country to country. 3. Good gift selections can also include coffee table books about your home country, or anything that ______ the interests of your hosts and is representative of your country. 4. Don’t leave immediately after dinner, but don’t ______ your welcome, either. 5. Don’t boast yourself or your company’s accomplishments. Instead, Australians ______ judge your competence and abilities through your actions. III. Discuss and write about the following topic. What do you think we should pay attention to in business activities? 1. ___________________________________________________________________________ 2. ___________________________________________________________________________ 3. ___________________________________________________________________________ 4. ___________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________