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| For many American and British teenagers, the gift-giving season comes twice a year: on birthdays and at Christmas every December 25. On these days, young people can 1 lots of gifts wrapped (包装) in bright-colored paper. In recent years the most 2 gifts have been iPods and Mp3 players, digital cameras and video games. When the Nintendo Wii (任天堂Wii) 3 , people lined up in parking lots (停车场) in the middle of the night. They hoped to be the first ones to enter the store when it opened in the morning 4 they could buy the Wii before it was sold out! Most teens don't have the 5 to buy fancy electronic gifts for their friends. Luckily, expensive gifts aren't 6 . Teens often give 7 books, CDs, DVDs and candy. Hand-made gifts are 8 popular because they are more personal and one-of-a-kind. Gift-givers can save money by making something 9 , and it is a good opportunity (机会) to be creative. People like to receive hand-made gifts because they know that the givers put time and effort 10 them. If you can't think of the perfect gift to give, a box of chocolates will almost always do the trick! | ||||
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