Hospitality - Module 1

B2 First · Multiple Choice Cloze · First Expert Coursebook, Pearson Education

For questions 1–8, read the text below and decide which answer (A, B, C or D) best fits each gap. There is an example at the beginning.

globe

earth

world

planet

supported

survived

preserved

existed

provide

fancy

consider

want

needed

demanded

required

desired

off

down

out

in

strange

foreign

alien

unfamiliar

strong

dense

wide

heavy

slow

turn

keep

take

Hospitality – looking after visitors – is universal but in different cultures hosts are (0) ___ to receive guests in different ways. In much of the ancient (1) ___ it was the custom to provide passing travellers with food and water. Today some old customs have (2) ___ . In a traditional Japanese household, if a guest admires a particular object in the house, the host will (3) ___ to give it to the guest straightaway. And in parts of Russia guests are greeted with bread and salt on a special cloth. The guest is (4) ___ to kiss them and hand them back to the host. Sometimes the guest breaks (5) ___ a small piece of bread, dips it in the salt and eats it. In some countries, when (6) ___ guests arrive from abroad, they may feel they have been given a particularly (7) ___ meal. But this is probably because the host politely offers more and more food and drink and the guest is too embarrassed to (8) ___ anything down.

Hospitality

hoped

considered

expected

intended

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