閱讀下面短文，根據(jù)所讀內(nèi)容在表格中的空白處填入適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~。（注意：每個空格只填一個單詞）
Women smoking cigars were not common for a very long time.Cigar smoking was for very wealthy men and a very few wealthy women. Cigar smoking was seen as a male choice,and smoking fine cigars proved that you had a very good business sense and a successful business.
Cigars represent masculinity(男子氣概)—due to their large shape,money –because you have to have a lot of money in order to buy fine vigars ,and power –if you want to intimidate (恐嚇) a personal，smoke a cigar. The average women didn’t have their own income to spend and buy cigars in the past ,but now as women gain their own incomes, they are picking up on smoking cigars due to their own wealth. … … 
Title
61.           smoking cigars                
The situation
before
●Women  62.       smoked cigars
Compared with men.
●Only wealthy men and women could
afford cigars.
●Smoking fine cigars meant you
Were a successful 63.        
What cigars
64.       
●Masculinity- because cigars have
a large shape.
●Wealth – because cigars 65.     
Much money.
●Power –because cigars mean a
high social position.
 

61、women    62、seldom     63、businessman/businesswomen      
64、represent       65、cost
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