Job interviews can be very different from country to country． An interviewer's "body language" and questions， and the form of an interview are not the same around the world．

   If you're at a job interview in Japan， don't look directly into the eyes of the interviewer． It is considered impolite． But if you're at an interview in the US， you should make eye contact（交流） with the interviewer． If you don't， the interviewer may think you are not sure about your ability．

   In the US and some other countries， interviewers aren't supposed to ask questions about family and personal information． In most countries， however， personal questions are very common during job interviews．

   In Germany， your interview might begin with a very short conversation followed by a formal （正式的） interview． In Mexico and many other countries， the whole interview might not be formal．

（1）In Japan， looking directly into the eyes of the interviewer is 　　

A． boring

B． impolite

C． humorous

D． dangerous

（2）What is suggested at an interview in the US according to the text？ 　　

A． Sitting by the interviewer．

B． Making eye contact．

C． Talking about family background．

D． Asking personal information．

（3）In 　　，a short talk usually begins before a formal interview．

A． Japan

B． the US

C． Germany

D． Mexico

（4）In which part of a magazine can we read the text？ 　　

A． Science．

B． Geography．

C． Culture．

D． Sports．