Inmostlanguages,peopleoftenstartsmalltalkafteragreeting．Smalltalkmeansthelittlethingswetalkaboutatthestartofac77．InEnglish-speakingcountriespeopleoftenmakesmalltalkabouttheweather："Niceday,isn'tit?""Terrible

　　Inmostlanguages,peopleoftenstartsmalltalkafteragreeting．Smalltalkmeansthelittlethingswetalkaboutatthestartofac77．InEnglish-speakingcountriespeopleoftenmakesmalltalkabouttheweather："Niceday,isn'tit?""Terribleweather,isn'tit?"Butthereissomethings78aboutsmalltalk．Itmustbeaboutsomethingthatbothpeoplehavethesameopinionabout．Thepurpose(目的)ofsmalltalkistoletbothpeopleagreeonsomething．Thismakesmeetingpeopleeasierandmorecomfortable．Peopleusuallyagreeabouttheweather,s79itisasafetopicforsmalltalk．Butpeopleoftendisagreeaboutreligion(宗教)orpolitics(政治),sothesearenotsuitabletopicsforsmalltalk．Thetopicforsmalltalkalsodependonwheretheconversationistakingplace．Atfootballm80．peoplemakesmalltalkaboutthegametheyarewatching："Greatgame,isn'tit?"Atbusstops．Peoplemaycommentaboutthetransportation："Thebusserviceisterrible．Isn'tit?"

　　Smalltalkisanimportantpartofconversationinanylanguage．Peopleindifferentcountriesstartsmalltalkindifferentw81．Thisshowsthatwhenwelearnalanguage,weshouldlearnthevocabularyandthegrammarasw82asthesocialbehaviorofthepeoplewhospeakit．

　　1.Smalltalk___

　　2.Thefavoritetopicsofsmalltalkisabout_____.

　　3.Thepassagesuggeststhatwhenwelearnalanguage.

　　4.Whenwesay"Greatgame,isn'tit",weinfact____.

　　5.whatwelearnfromthepassageisthat____.