26.
(A) recently
(B) together
(C) relatively
(D) meanwhile

22. (A) As a result (B) First of all (C) In short (D) In fact

23. (A) It (B) One (C) This (D) Which

24. (A) production (B) marketing (C) shipping (D) storage .

25. (A) should (B) might (C) could (D) must

27. (A) Afterwards (B) Nevertheless (C) Therefore (D) Similarly

28. (A) doubts (B) differences (C) difficulties (D) distractions

29. (A) On the other hand (B) Consequently (C) In addition (D) At last

30. (A) despite (B) whether (C) because (D) when

32. According to this passage, which of the following statements is true? (A) Good manners are more important in some societies than in others. (B) Ideas about good and bad manners vary from one society to another. (C) Good manners in one society are sure to be bad manners in another. (D) In one society, good manners may also be bad manners. .

33. What does the writer imply in this passage? (A) When you visit another country, you may need to behave differently from the way you behave in your own country. (B) People in some societies do not correctly understand what are good and bad manners. (C) No matter where you go, you will find that it is good manners for young people to treat old people politely. (D) Our ideas about manners are basically the same as those of people in other societies.