四、文意選填        Suppose there will be a meeting at 10:30 a.m. and there will be Americans, Brazilians, and Germans. Who do you think will arrive __36__ and who won't? You should know the answer. If not: Americans and Germans may arrive on time, __37__ Brazilians are likely to arrive late. It is easy to predict if you know their __38__ toward time.        People's perception of time __39__ greatly from culture to culture. Americans and Germans like arriving on time. Brazilians feel __40__ even when they are half an hour late. And many people don't even have a clock or watch to keep track of time； they go on their lives according to climate, sunlight, etc. Time means nothing to them.       How people __41__ time varies around the world, but they can be put into two categories: event-oriented and time-oriented people. Event-oriented people put more emphasis __42__ how things happen, while time-oriented people focus more on when things happen. One group isn't more correct than the other. Both just have different ways of living.       Now you know what group of people you are in, but the more important question is: what group do the people working with you belong __43__? If you can understand why they are always late, you may be able to put yourself in their shoes __44__ think for them. You can thus avoid unnecessary __45__ with them and you can cooperate better with them. 選項: (AB) conflicts (AC) attitudes (AD) perceive (AE) at ease (BC) while(BD) on (BE) and (CD) to (CE) in time (DE) differs
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