These days， people in Britain and the US do not wear very formal clothes． But sometimes it is important to wear the right thing． Many American people don't think about clothes very much． They just like to be comfortable． When they go out to enjoy themselves， they can wear almost anything． At theatres， cinemas and concert you can put on what you like-from elegant suits and dresses to jeans and sweaters． Anything goes， as long as you look clean and tidy． But in Britain， as well as the US men in offices usually wear suits and ties， and women wear dresses or skirts （not trousers）． Doctors， lawyers and business people wear quite formal clothes． And in some hotels restaurants men have to wear ties and women wear smart dresses． In many ways， Americans are more relaxed than British people， but they are more careful with their clothes． At home， or on holiday， most Americans wear informal or sports-clothes． But when they go out in the evening， they like to look elegant． In good hotels and restaurants， men have to wear jackets and ties， and women wear pretty clothes and smart hairstyles． It is difficult to say exactly what people wear in Britain and the US， because everyone is different． If you are not sure what to wear， watch what other people do and then do the same． You'll feel more relaxed if you don't look too different from everyone else．（1）If you visit an American friend in the evening， you may find that your friend wears ____ ．A． pretty clothsB． informal clothesC．formal clothesD． dirty clothes（2）Who doesn't usually wear suits and ties？ ____ A． Lawyers．B． DoctorsC． Drivers．D． Secretaries．（3）Many British people dress freely when they ____ ．A． attend meetingsB．attend lecturesC． spend their spare timeD．have business meetings（4）If you are in a foreign country， for clothes you'd better ____ ．A．wear strange clothesB． follow othersC． wear your native clothesD． wear pretty clothes（5）Which sentence is true according to the passage？ ____ A． These days， most people in Britain and the US wear very formal clothes．B． At theatres， cinemas you can put on what you like so long as they are clean and tidy．C． Doctors， business people wear informal clothes in Britain．D． In many ways， Americans are more relaxed than British people， but they are more careful with their clothes．

These days， people in Britain and the US do not wear very formal clothes． But sometimes it is important to wear the right thing．
    Many American people don't think about clothes very much． They just like to be comfortable． When they go out to enjoy themselves， they can wear almost anything． At theatres， cinemas and concert you can put on what you like-from elegant suits and dresses to jeans and sweaters． Anything goes， as long as you look clean and tidy．
    But in Britain， as well as the US men in offices usually wear suits and ties， and women wear dresses or skirts （not trousers）． Doctors， lawyers and business people wear quite formal clothes． And in some hotels restaurants men have to wear ties and women wear smart dresses．
    In many ways， Americans are more relaxed than British people， but they are more careful with their clothes． At home， or on holiday， most Americans wear informal or sports-clothes． But when they go out in the evening， they like to look elegant． In good hotels and restaurants， men have to wear jackets and ties， and women wear pretty clothes and smart hairstyles．
    It is difficult to say exactly what people wear in Britain and the US， because everyone is different． If you are not sure what to wear， watch what other people do and then do the same． You'll feel more relaxed if you don't look too different from everyone else．
（1）If you visit an American friend in the evening， you may find that your friend wears ____ ．
A． pretty cloths
B． informal clothes
C．formal clothes
D． dirty clothes
（2）Who doesn't usually wear suits and ties？ ____
A． Lawyers．
B． Doctors
C． Drivers．
D． Secretaries．
（3）Many British people dress freely when they ____ ．
A． attend meetings
B．attend lectures
C． spend their spare time
D．have business meetings
（4）If you are in a foreign country， for clothes you'd better ____ ．
A．wear strange clothes
B． follow others
C． wear your native clothes
D． wear pretty clothes
（5）Which sentence is true according to the passage？ ____
A． These days， most people in Britain and the US wear very formal clothes．
B． At theatres， cinemas you can put on what you like so long as they are clean and tidy．
C． Doctors， business people wear informal clothes in Britain．
D． In many ways， Americans are more relaxed than British people， but they are more careful with their clothes．