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1、（填空题） acknowledge
2、 Why do some péople oppose Working from home?
A、A) It discourages team spirit.
B、B) It invades employees' privacy.
C、C) It undermines traditional values
D、D) It negatively impacts productivity
3、 What does the author say in the first paragraph about physical contact?
A、A) Its role in interpersonal relationships is getting increasing/(important,
B、B) It is becoming more ace table to many who used to think it offensive,
C、C) Its absence might suggest a lack of warmth in interpersonal relationships.
D、D) It might prompt different responses from people of different social backgrounds.
4、 What does physical contaer in corgmuniegsion fingest)
A、A) Whatsocial class people belong to
B、B) How Civilized he communicators are.
C、C) What family bäckground people come from.
D、D/HoW celose the communicators relationships are
5、 What do we lear about people in high-contact cultures?
A、A) They are sensitive to the way people express their emotions.
B、B) They take ouching as a culural norm in saralimleragtion
C、C) They attach great importance to close ties among people.
D、They tend to be more open in interpersonal relationships.
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6、 What do we learn about social customs in Arabian countries?
A、A) Men can show friendship public trough physical afieetion
B、B) Non-traditional romantic reiationships are simply unacceptable.
C、C) Physical contact between unfamiliar people is negatively perceived.
D、D) People of different ages and genders show affection in different ways
7、 50. What does the author tell us to do concerning tacule communication?
A、A) Lay emphasis on nonverbal communication.
B、B) Learn to use appropriate body language first.
C、C) Pay attention to the differences between genders
D、D）take other people‘s preference into consideration
8、 what does the author say about work ing from home
A、it wil become the norp sooner or later.
B、it requires employees to adapt promptly.
C、C) It benefits employers at the expense of employees
D、It will force cities to transform their infrastructure
9、 what does the author say about work ing from home
A、it wil become the norp sooner or later.
B、it requires employees to adapt promptly.
C、C) It benefits employers at the expense of employees
D、It will force cities to transform their infrastructure
10、 What do the authors of the study recommend to bridge the gender gap in early childhood education?
A、A) Recruiting young men who have a passion for education young children.
B、B) Taking measures to attract prospective male teachers to work in the field.
C、C) Persuading prospective fathers to consider a change in their career
D、D) Providing male teachers with more opportunities for advancement.
11、 Why did the author run the estimates for Montreal?
A、A) To provide convincing data for serious discussion
B、B) To illustrate the ongoing change in working patterns
C、C) To show the impact of remote working on productivity.
D、D) To exemplify how remote working atfects the economy
12、 What can we conclude from the author's calculations?
A、A) There is no point in transferring office work to working from home.
B、B) Employees can benefit as much from remote working as their employers,
C、C) Employers' gain from remote working should go to employees as compensation
D、D) Effective measures should be taken to motivate employees to set up offices at home
13、 What is the anthor's opinion on working from home?
A、A）It should be avoided if possible.
B、B) It is only a temporary measure
C、C) It can reduce companies' real estate costs
D、D）it may affect employees‘ corporate
14、 What does the author say about curiosity?
A、A) It is too complex for non-scientists to understand
B、B) It is the force that pushes human society forward.
C、C）It is a unique trait spetific to the human race.
D、D) it is often the major cause for human failures
15、 What is the general understanding of curiosity?
A、A) It motivates people to seek information.
B、B) It is destined to transform human genes.
C、C) It does people more good than harm.
D、D) It underlies all human behaviors.
16、 53. What do we leam about how genes shape people's behavior?
A、They determine people's way of thinking.
B、They account for age differences in learning.
C、C) They enable people to undertake massive tasks.
D、D) They work ip conjunction) with the environment.
17、 53. What do we leam about how genes shape people's behavior?
A、They determine people's way of thinking.
B、They account for age differences in learning.
C、C) They enable people to undertake massive tasks.
D、D) They work ip conjunction) with the environment.
18、 What is needed to meg a commir to early chidhood education?
A、A) Higher pay
B、B)Job securig
C、C) Social recognition
D、D) Better working conditions.
19、 53. What do we learn about male teachers from their responses in the study?
A、Some of them find it awkward when hugging children.
B、B) They feel pressured to keep up with female colleagues.
C、C) They find it hard to meet the expectations of kids' parents.
D、D) Many of them feel prejudiced against socially and culturally.
20、 What does /Mindi Reich-Shapiro emphasize in her comment on childhood education?
A、A) The importance of broadening children's horizons.
B、The responsibilities of fathers for children's growth.
C、C) The urgency of creating teacher education programs.
D、D) The role of teachers in motivating children to learn.
21、 What do we learn froml the first paragraply about early childhood education in the U, S.
A、A) It helps raise children's awareness of fender roles,
B、B) It exposes children to different ways of interaction.
C、C) It is negatively impacted by a lack of male teachers.
D、it clearly aims to form children's dentity through play
22、 What is Dr Richard Pile's coneer atout slassifying obesity as a disease?
A、A) It may affect obese people's quality of life
B、B) It may accelerate the spread of obesity
C、C) It may cause a shortage of doctors.
D、D) It may do little good to patients.
23、 What does Dr. Richard Pile think of be dictionary definition of disease?
A、A) It is of no use in understanding obesity
B、B) It is too inclusivy and thus lacks clarity
C、C) It helps little to solve patients' problems
D、D) It matters little to the debate over obesity.
24、 Why are some people apposed in lahelline abesily as a disease?
A、A) Obese people would not feel responsible to take any action.
B、B) Obese people would not be able to afford the medical costs.
C、C) Obese people would be over Nered with anxiety
D、Obese people would be diser minated against.
25、 What is the popular view of obesity?
A、A) It difficult to define
B、B)it is a maodern disease
C、C) It has much to do with one's genes
D、D) It results from a lack of self-control.
26、 What does Professor John Wilding argue about obesity!
A、A) Its impact on society is expected to rise.
B、B) It is Cow too widespread to be neplected
C、C) It should be regarded as a genetic disease
D、Its dictionary definition should be updated
27、 What does the example of the Inuit people of ine Aretic regions illustrate?
A、A) The cost of humans' curiosity to explore.
B、B) The incredible harshness of fold weather
C、The innovative ideas stemming from curiosity.
D、The importance of learning from past failures.
28、 What do numerous studies show about infants?
A、A) They are far more curious than adults.
B、They prefer to go after all that is noyel.
C、They have different interests than adults.
D、X Thev show non-human animal behaviors
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