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Q2407268

Instruction: answer questions 36 to 40 based on the following text.

What Not to Do in Italy

01----------This post is all about what NOT to do in Italy. Want your trip to Italy to go smoothly? Here are

02---some of the most common Italy mistakes that tourists make that can be easily avoided. The first

03---tip is about train tickets: for many regional trains in Italy, you must validate your train ticket after

04---purchasing it before you can board the train. This isn’t always clearly communicated and it can be

05---hard to find the validation machine, but if you forget to do it and a conductor checks your ticket,

06---you can be charged an expensive penalty.

07----------Accepting a “free” gift on the street is one of the most annoying tourist scams out there, and

08---it occurs all over Europe. Once you accept the item, people will demand payment for the “gift.”

09---When you see these people, just ignore them and keep walking. Another one about gifts: be

10---careful not to buy fake souvenirs. Whether you want some Italian leather boots in Florence, or

11---some Murano glass tableware in Venice, be sure you check the authenticity of your souvenirs

12---before you buy them. Do your research on where to buy authentic pieces before you go.

13----------Now, some tips to save money and time! Italy has some of the cleanest and most drinkable

14---water in the world. You can even fill your water bottle up from any public fountain or water spigot,

15---so there’s really no reason to waste money on buying bottled water. Almost all the most popular

16---museums, churches, and historic sites in Italy have skip the line tickets you can purchase online

17---in advance. It doesn’t cost any extra, and you will be incredibly glad you did it as you walk past

18---the mile-long line to enter a museum. In major tourist hotspots, most public restrooms will charge

19---you up to three euros just to use them. And they are almost always disgusting! Instead, go into

20---a cafe or bar on a non-touristy side street and order an espresso at the bar. This is usually only

21---one euro and you’ll be able to use their cleaner, private restroom. Also, tipping servers is

22---appreciated, but it is not a customary practice in Italy, and all servers are paid a regular living

23---wage so they do not rely on tips to survive like they do in the US.

24----------The last recommendation is to learn some Italian! Yes, many Italians in the hospitality industry

25---speak at least some English, but that doesn’t mean it’s okay to not even attempt to learn the local

26---language. Don’t be that annoying tourist. It’s polite to learn basic greetings and phrases in Italian,

27---like hello, good morning, goodbye, please, thank you, etc., and use them while you’re there. Now

28---that you know what NOT to do in Italy, be sure to have fun and enjoy your trip!

(Available in: https://www.wanderherway.com/what-not-to-do-in-italy/ – text specially adapted for this test).

The highlighted words “easily” (l. 02), “clearly” (l. 04), and “incredibly” (l. 17) are ________ and they follow ________ spelling rule(s).”

Choose the alternative that correctly and respectively fills in the blanks in the text above.

adjectives – the same

adverbs – 3 different

adjectives – 2 different

adverbs – 2 different

adverbs – the same