For questions 25-34, read the text below. Use the word given in brackets to form a word that fits in the gap in the same line. There is an example \(0\).

Write your answers IN CAPITAL LETTERS in the answer boxes provided.

                                                The No\-name Rule  

In 0 \(PURE\) social situations, the 25 \(DIFFICULT\) are even more acute. There is no universal 26 \(PRESCRIBE\) of handshakes on initial introduction - indeed, they maybe regarded as too 27 \(BUSINESS\) - and the normal business 28 \(PRACTISE\) of giving one's name at this point is also regarded as 29 \(APPROPRIATE\). You do not go up to someone at a party \(or in any other social setting where 30 \(CONVERSE\) with strangers is permitted, such as a pub bar 31 \(COUNT\) ) and say 'Hello, I'm John Smith,' or even 'Hello, I'm John.' In fact, the only correct way to introduce yourself in such 32 \(SET\) is not to introduce yourself at all, but to find some other way of 33 \(INITIATE\) a conversation - such as a 34 \(MARK\) about the weather.

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