Choose the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct arrangement of the sentences to make a meaningful paragraph.

a. I learned that in a restaurant, you should show the chef you enjoyed the meal by finishing it.

b. Italian people are proud of their diverse cuisine, a crucial aspect of their culture.

c. Then, the waiter asked me if there was a problem with the dish.

d. However, when I was in Italy, sometimes I couldn’t finish the food on my plate because I got full.

e. Their daily dishes like pizza and spaghetti have exceptional tastes that vary region by region.

a. It’s rude to them, and they think you’re a very lazy person.

b. The Germans don’t like to see people’s hands in their pockets during a conversation.

c. Germany is an interesting nation, but there are some rules that tourists need to understand.

d. They’re more interested in facts and figures in a casual conversation, which seems weird to foreigners.

e. Besides, the Germans generally don’t like small talk, so you might find it hard to gossip.

a. Cơm tấm, a common choice for breakfast, is a rice dish served with pork ribs, fried egg and fish sauce.

b. In other words, the two specialties are popular enough to become the local pride for generations.

c. There are lots of delicious dishes in Ho Chi Minh City that fascinate lots of foreign tourists.

d. In addition, bánh mì is a unique kind of sandwich served with different ingredients like pork or fish.

e. Tourists can try the two specialties in many places in Ho Chi Minh City.

a. Avoid crossing in the dark, and cross slowly, watching out for all kinds of vehicles on the street.

b. The traffic in some big cities in Vietnam could be a bit chaotic, especially during office hours.

c. It’s also a good idea that foreign tourists raise their hands in the air to signal that they are crossing the street.

d. They should follow these tips to cross the street safely in big cities like Ho Chi Minh City.

e. Foreign tourists generally get scared of the huge number of vehicles in the street.