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完行填空: Nnit1 (04年试题) （这个讲的是不同地方的人用不同的工具吃饭） (People) in different countries use different utensils for eating. While the (majority) of people use the (conventional) fork and knife, Chinese people use (something) quite different. They use utensils with which many of us are not familiar. They use two sticks known (as) chopsticks. The chopsticks were first (judge) of as a simpler, more refined way of eating. Most food used in Chinese cooking (is cut up) in small bite size pieces. This way of (cooking) food lends itself to (using) chopsticks. The chopsticks allow a person to eat (with) only one hand, (leaving) the other one (free) for holding the bowl. Chopsticks are made (from) many different kinds of (materials). Most of the people in southern China use chopsticks made from bamboo or wood. Many wealthier people and families in China use chopsticks made of more precious materials, such as ivory or silver. These more elaborate kinds of chopsticks often may be (passed) down form one generation to (the next). The Chinese use their eating utensils to let others at the table know (when) they would like to be (excused). When someone wants to (leave) the table, he lays the chopsticks across his bowl. The host then (removes) the chopsticks, and places them on the table. This means that the guest is free to leave. Nnit2 (06年试题)（2010年1月份）（这个讲的是葡萄酒） It is not surprising that people (hardly) ever (associate) Britain with wine and in fact it may astonish you to learn that grapes(葡萄) are grown (in the open air) in England and nearly 200,000 (bottles of wine) were sold in 1975. (There is nothing) very new in growing grapes in Britain, (in spite of) the climate(风土). The Romans planted the first vines about AD 300 and (for) a long time people always drank (home-produced) wines. What (destroyed) the English wine industry was not (so much) a change in the climate (as) the fact that an English king, Henry II, inherited the Bordeaux area of France as part of his dominions (during) t