In practically any country in the world, you are (1) ______ to find a market somewhere. Markets have been with us since (2) ______ times, and arose wherever people needed to exchange the goods they produced. For example, a farmer might have exchanged a cow for tools. But just as times have (3) ______, so have markets practices. So, (4) ______ in early times the main activity (5) ______ with markets would have been ‘bartering’- in (6) ______ words exchanging goods – today most stall-holders wouldn’t be too (7) ______ on accepting potatoes as payment, for instance, instead of cash. In contrast, what might be a common (8) ______ in a modern market in some countries is a certain amount of ‘haggling’, where customer and seller eventually (9) ______ on a price, after what sometimes be quite a heated debate. However, behavior which is expected in a market in one country may not be acceptable in another. Even within one country, there may be some markets where you could haggle quite (10) ______ and others where it would be advisable not to try. 1. A. inevitable B. confident C. sure D. definite 2. A. ancient B. antique C. old D. past  3. A. changed B. turned C. developed D. differed  4. A. however B. despite C. nevertheless D. whereas  5. A. associated B. relating C. connecting D. attached  6. A. different B. other C. new D. alternative  7. A. fond B. keen C. eager D. pleased  8. A. look B. vision C. sight D. view  9. A. confirm B. consent C. approve D. agree  10. A. simply B. plainly C. easily D. clearly