northern Vietnam, I noticed a striking a good proportion of spent ose the best answer to complete the passage. An old Vietnamese saying goes One boy, that's something; ten girls that's nothing During my two weeks in a remote hill village (1) difference between the (2) played by men and women in the community. I may be speaking out of turn, but for all intents and purposes men (3) their day socialising, drinking black tea, beer and rice wine. Women in Vietnam (4) their days working out in the fields with the animals, or milling rice within the home. In fact, I (5) saw men and women together; they ate separately and the latter seemed to refrain from drinking alcohol completely. I wondered just what the role is of women in Vietnam today - within the domestic sphere at least. It seemed to me that women were still relatively oppressed, but how could I base these sweeping conclusions on just two weeks in a very rural and traditional part of the country? 1. Mat B. to C. on D. in 2. (A. roles B. importance C. contribution D. jobs 3. A. take B. took C. spend D. spent 4. A. moreover B. however C. although D. eventhough C. often D. sometimes 5. A. rarely B. rare TT