根据对话内容，回答问题。

　　A：Oh, you have a very nice sweater!

　　B：Yes, I like these colours．

　　A：I like these colours, too．Let me see．What colours are they?

　　B：They are red, green, yellow, purple, orange, black, white, brown, blue and grey．

　　A：How many colours are there?

　　B：There are ten colours．

　　A：It looks very nice．I want a sweater like this．

1．Why does A want a sweater like that?________________

2．Why does the sweater look nice?________________

3．How many colours are there in the sweater?________________

4．Do you like a sweater like that?________________

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　　Many books have been written about “the art of giving”．But what about the art of r　　1　　 ? Sometimes, receiving a gift can be difficult, especially when someone buys you a gift you don't want!

　　“I remember when I was about twelve years old, my parents b　　2　　 me a purple purse, ” laughs Guo Xiaojing．“It really made me feel embarrassed(尴尬), because I thought the purse was really ugly! Still, I pretended(假装)that I liked it b　　3　　 I knew it would make my parents happy! ”

　　Han Ling agrees．“That sounds like my grandparents! A few years ago, my grandparents gave me an orange sweater f　　4　　 my birthday．I used to wear it every time I visited them, but when I left their house, I took it off! Of course, this made me feel g　　5　　．It was a very nice thought, but my grandparents have different taste from me! I think it's hard to buy clothes or other personal things for people．”

　　To make things easier, some people would rather just give money．In some cultures, h　　6　　 , receiving money can make people uncomfortable．“When someone gives me money, it j　　7　　 makes me think they’re being lazy, ” says John Wilson．“In England, we have a saying：It's the thought that counts．When s　　8　　 gives me money, I feel they don't think at all．I prefer to receive a gift that has some thought behind it．I don't mind if it's something I don't need．If someone has thought about a g　　9　　 for me, it always makes me happy．”

　　Different people have very different thoughts on this subject! So maybe the art of receiving is e　　10　　 more difficult than the art of giving! What do you think?