BEING POLITE FROM CULTURE TO CULTURE

1. I had an [blank_start]awkward[blank_end] (not comfortable, embarrassing) conversation with my friend about money. He always borrows money and forget to repay me. 2. San has really bad [blank_start]manners[blank_end] (ways of acting that are considered polite in your society or culture). He never says "please" or "thank you" to anyone, and he often talks with food in his mouth. 3. The boys dressed [blank_start]appropriately[blank_end] (suitable or right for a particular situation) for the wedding . They wore nice suits. 4. Psychologists are interested in human [blank_start]behavior[blank_end] (the way you act or behave). They are studying what people do in different situations. 5. When the president entered the room, everyone stood up as a sign of [blank_start]respect[blank_end] (polite behavior toward something or someone you think is important). 6. Nat held his daughter's hand [blank_start]firmly[blank_end] (in a strong, steady way) when they crossed the street. He wanted to make sure she walked next to him. 7. When you have a job interview, it's important to [blank_start]make a good impression[blank_end] (to produce a good effect or opinion). You should dress well, arrive on time, and ask questions. 8. Laura made a [blank_start]gesture[blank_end] (a movement of the hand or head to express something) to ask the waiter to bring the check because she didn't want to shout across the restaurant.