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ĐỀ SỐ 12My stay among the indigenous people of Africa turned out to be a mixture of both success and failure. I was able to observe firsthand (1) __________ the people lived instead of relying on books or films. I was pleasantly surprised to find out that they were genial people. They were friendly (2)___________ me from the very first day and they did not display any signs of hostility throughout my month long stay. I felt indignant (3)____________ I thought of the terrible way they had always been (4)__________ in films and books. I felt (5)____________ for them as they did not know how much others(6) __________ them.However, my trip was not a (7) __________ of roses. I had been warned many times by my colleagues that when I stay with a tribe, I had to do as the Romans do. I should not be afraid to try new things, especially the food that they (8) __________ delicacies. These were highly prized and only eaten on special (9)__________. Unfortunately, I did not (10)__________ their advice and I gagged on a piece of meat that they offered me. They looked offended and from that day, many of them were not as friendly as they used to be.
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