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根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容和首字母提示，在下文空格處填入適當(dāng)?shù)脑~使短文完整。（每空一詞）

After a few weeks in China, I started to notice something strange at the dinner table. I was in a restaurant with my friends when, beside us on another table, a group of four men were s____1. at each other and waving their money around. I finally learned that they were “fighting” to pay the bill!

This scene made me think of what it would look like in Britain where things are completely d______ 2..British food culture usually means that you pay for w____3.you ordered. In a British restaurant, you usually just pay for yourself. It’s c____4. “splitting (分開(kāi)) the bill” or “going Dutch (AA制)”.

I guess there is one reason that could e______5. some of the differences between East and West. How you pay the bill depends on how you order, as well as h____6. you eat. Usually in Chinese restaurants, the group decides on each dish, and the group eats all of the dishes. Can you imagine trying to work out how m_____7.each person needs to pay if you’re all sharing?

In Britain, each person chooses the food that he or she wants. So it’s simple to pay for what you ordered. The same is t______8.for eating out in other countries in the West.

I personally enjoy both practices. (慣例) It’s nice to treat your friends to dinner sometimes. And it’s a_______9. nice to be treated. And when I order Western food in Britain, I know there’ll be n_______10.“fighting” over who should pay!

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