问答题
Translate the underlined parts into Chinese.(5x5)
Technological progress brings about changes in manners. 【F1】
Books on etiquette do not always take note of this, but life itself brings new forms of behavior into being.
The elevator may not be a recent invention, but it is a good example. 【F2】
Not long ago I started living in a building with an elevator and it was some time before I understood the customs attached to it.
The first and most important principle is not to catch the eye of any of the passengers, or even look them in the face. Thanks to that, everybody in the building is well acquainted with the state of their neighbors" footwear. They stare at the boots, pumps, sneakers and moccasins but they do not pass any remarks.
They do not, for example, say that your shoes are so shiny or that you have fabulous bootlaces. They just look. 【F3】
Instead of looking at boots, it is also possible to gaze at the elevator walls. In such cases, the passengers resemble archeologists scrutinizing the walls of an Egyptian tomb.
I already know by heart all the rules displayed on the notice telling us how to use a passenger elevator. I know the maximum weight permitted. 【F4】
What is more if I were woken in the middle of the night I could recite the name of the corporation thanks to which I can ride the elevator, and all its telephone numbers.
Sometimes there is a discarded scrap of paper on the elevator floor. 【F5】
Everyone immediately fixes their gaze on this paper, examines it, inspects it but—what is interesting—nobody picks it up. Presumably it has to stay there for the next passengers.