39.
(A) due to
(B) concerning
(C) regardless of
(D) as to

35. (A) tribute (B) heed (C) debt (D) price

36. (A) derived (B) deprived (C) decried (D) capable

37. (A) repressive (B) impressive (C) deceptive (D) extensive

38. (A) calling (B) which called (C) calls (D) called

40. (A) expended (B) expedited (C) expanded (D) expired

41. Which of the following is true about greetings in Australia?(A) Eye contact with people of high status is considered impolite.(B) Greet people in a room or at a table in a counter-clockwise order.(C) It is important to keep a proper distance when talking to others.(D) People usually shake hands only when saying goodbye.

42. In South Korea, what should a person do when meeting someone for the first time?(A) The younger person bows first, and the older offers a handshake in return.(B) Wait for an introduction instead of introducing himself or herself.(C) Greet the other person with a smile and a hug to show friendliness.(D) Only bow a little without shaking hands or making eye contact.

43. In which country is it common to greet someone with a strong handshake?(A) South Korea (B) Turkey (C) Australia (D) Brazil

44. What is something that both Australians and Brazilians do when chatting with others?(A) Look at each other in the eyes. (B) Touch and pat each other.(C) Stand close to each other. (D) Ask about family first.

45. What is the biggest difference between Brazilians and South Koreans in social situations?(A) Brazilians usually offer long handshakes to each other, while South Koreans hardly shake hands.(B) Brazilians make eye contact to close friends only, while South Koreans generally shun their eyes away.(C) Brazilians wait for someone to introduce them, while South Koreans introduce themselves.(D) Brazilians often touch each other during talks, while South Koreans usually avoid physical contact.