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一、单选题(共 30 道试题,共 60 分。)V 1. Americans don't like being inquired about their choice of voting, because( ).
- Y1 s9 D6 C2 v2 N4 }! v" N' e. AA. they don't want others to know about it$ T4 T9 n4 C' o7 l- \8 H- n
B. they are afraid to being murdered+ C% d6 \9 t8 J9 i% z1 }7 O" s
C. they don't want others to support their choice of voting
$ u& M' \% w. j) B0 }5 GD. they are not sure of their own choice of voting
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6 ~) r- c9 S- H: R# ~2. In western culture,( )is one of the central themes, and emphasizes privacy and the right of individuals rather than that of society.
8 _8 K# d5 G+ w& b& gA. capitalism
. i& A4 W4 g4 q& uB. individualism
" ?% h/ u* l9 H* r7 MC. socialism
$ P9 d' l" Y, g' ?( T- UD. environmentalism
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3. The expression “ You don't seem to understand ”, can be called( )from the perspective of interpersonal communication.6 R1 k! v, K, T; o0 ^4 I5 D
A. beautiful words
; p3 m+ y& f3 c T3 iB. negative words+ O. j9 L' ?8 G. N' S
C. redundant words4 ^* _! X+ q$ O& }) n
D. softening words
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2 B& n& j/ f5 b- Q+ z4. When westerns introduce one person to others, they( ).
- _% p3 `* S" b4 [0 yA. do not use “title+surname”, and they introduce his name first, then the positive or rank
' g* e* m4 s0 w+ h$ Y! Y2 b p. }B. do not use “title+surname”, and they introduce his position and rank first, then his name7 m' p2 L4 q7 Q1 Q
C. use “title+surname”, and they introduce his name first, then the position or rank8 p4 o J) y S1 @& Z
D. use “title+surname”, and they introduce his position or rank first, then his name2 [6 d2 [- P, B+ D0 \. E1 z3 h
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5. 寒舍is equivalent to( )in English.
' g. J" b/ t1 Z/ S5 d A7 jA. my home
: |5 }: {* Q2 D: O2 }7 q! V+ n0 MB. my humble home( ^: {% U$ U$ z2 Q
C. my cold house
6 }; ] {; n$ ~3 O( y$ eD. my shabby hut V$ i9 {0 A6 {+ y& g: A6 K5 ?
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6. When you form an “O” with your thumb and forefinger while stretching out the other three fingers, you mean( ).. x& {2 L' _ O2 P4 o; J" R9 ?+ B
A. victory. V3 U+ s8 g g5 X6 U
B. Everything is OK9 e: k/ ?/ V+ |$ Y i
C. good luck+ l& a5 V$ K! [$ F& W; w( v8 x
D. I'm full
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7. Staring or gaping during a conversation is considered( )in English culture.
9 {2 m5 Y3 o$ \! OA. curious0 u# Z* U" Y) E) A# t; N
B. surprised" \0 C+ ?( I- A
C. trustworthy
4 y- S+ q8 x ID. impolite1 `- v1 V. K3 ]
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8. The relationship between language and culture is( ).
- \5 R4 k, @8 ^/ L8 L! }( u' F! ~A. culture is part of language
* k, N' O4 e" p: hB. culture is the carrier and container of culture
- p0 I0 X8 F) s! K! OC. language and culture are closely related
3 d4 Z4 A6 e$ u2 Y' QD. language and culture are separated' `& R! L2 `# ], v
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+ c$ X1 P% s& e+ n+ `' x9. Waving good-bye is an example of( ).% ^& n& x" K7 J
A. substitution0 g H& z0 B( H$ v+ c. ^; ?
B. accenting8 ~$ W4 x" k1 m) m% y$ q" z3 |
C. regulating2 { L% n# G) R2 Z/ c, U
D. complementing
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10. It is said that by tradition the Chinese culture is a( ).
$ `1 ^5 h C h& U. [4 N5 y" A- O) aA. shame culture
& r* s. Q7 Z9 v& MB. guilt culture
X8 D6 \ T8 F* G* u5 P% X( t# i7 T7 bC. industrial culture. X: b& r& p2 n4 [3 G. U) G4 Z
D. nomadic culture- O# P. p/ I V; D/ `0 n
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11. Thanks giving Day is( )Thursday in November.6 v" h3 l( M8 G. a
A. the first B* @9 ?5 L& i7 J6 b2 E
B. the second
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D. the fourth
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+ l2 d) z8 {0 [. h) ^; y7 N12. “Love store” corresponds to( ).
9 e! l! _8 O4 \ X- eA. 爱情商店/ i% m! s' ~3 N! U1 I9 j2 T% G
B. 色情商店
8 ?/ c! V+ R4 U8 W9 U- ?C. 爱心商店! h$ W( J. |- u: b0 E: X
D. 友爱商店1 L2 O6 ?& l+ l) w
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2 B0 `* u! q: E1 o( T/ Z7 ~. t1 T13. Word( )frequently appears together with “boy” , “man” , “vessel” or “airliner”.( R% ^ O( s+ ?9 K) C1 E* R
A. beautiful
. I5 J5 U4 d& gB. nice
; {; p; f) p$ Y1 ?; W- |2 O" |* P- ]C. pretty' c& L" X1 F- Y( \
D. handsome
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14. In the sentence “He's merely parroting what many others have said”, the word “parroting” refers to( ).
( f& h4 p* x$ ~$ j) `A. estimating+ r* I' y) K, K9 r j6 a2 ~3 U
B. acknowledging% _+ i' Z: X1 c+ i; R/ }: l
C. imitating( ]' X6 ?: f0 n' Z/ |2 Z
D. imaging
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. E0 d9 m4 Y- w, K8 x9 Y15. ( )is the inherent quality of the ass, as seen by native speakers of English or Chinese.
1 U! M Y/ i9 r4 s' D# [! p8 Y" W$ FA. Timidity
5 [* R, l; Y/ ?2 H# KB. Stupidity
2 B9 _1 }+ s4 S/ a' a F" {! {( M4 X* K3 bC. Stubbornness
! |) X' Y6 _5 D6 l, _1 x2 ZD. Strength4 A6 h: t# C+ o' q- X
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' o! y" K' b @2 S1 {16. In its narrow sense, culture is( ).
3 X6 ]5 w# q$ }: i! z( Y1 YA. whatever distinguishes one nation from all the other nations
) c% \1 ^9 X2 J; y" EB. the attributes of man( B' y* a3 b/ T4 n! {
C. life way of a population
* k, a; F* A) W8 c& ?' E; dD. intellectual or academic development6 ?! m, x* O' v1 l& W5 y" Y- H; Q
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2 c1 u, J0 u/ }) ]. w17. Some nonverbal messages are consistent with accompanying verbal message, which is the( )function of nonverbal message.0 |- H, e5 F& [, q1 g+ I
A. complementing2 N8 q* o+ ~6 o6 e( f
B. contradicting
7 t7 q4 n( C3 b6 ` P8 SC. regulating
: N) o: e) F* f% XD. accenting# U, \) q2 ^$ u! v
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, q3 K |* N* o/ n18. In English culture, “White” connotes( ).
/ m; q& X% o% s& lA. death% T. F1 d* a" V' a+ V6 T
B. longevity9 s; R" X/ d- o7 P
C. immaturity
' A( ?+ Y( l, r5 vD. innocence
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# ?/ f, {2 [( |, s( \1 R: H19. ( )is communicated when the feelings or attitudes are expressed in language.' _9 a* o! Q% K
A. Connotative meaning X; R- @6 P$ ?8 z+ ~" q; g) b( O
B. Social meaning
0 V: {# p9 y1 `+ r9 OC. Reflected meaning; }0 T3 N/ \. F
D. Affective meaning2 ~5 J4 F4 g7 V. B$ i3 g
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1 D' D3 S* Z( p8 a" r20. In English culture, the introduction rule“( )” is correct.
s( ^5 B5 Y. UA. When introducing two males or two females, put the younger person's name first
# {0 c0 _; N$ s7 z! VB. Men don't have to take off their gloves before shaking hands
5 W% y: E% ?; O6 }9 EC. When a man and a woman are to shake hands, it is the man who extends his hand first
d6 y; f3 X+ d2 B' j$ ]" MD. When introductions are made , start with first names, and add some descriptive notes
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/ \% l* {9 w- y& ^' j, `3 O$ X21. “To do something that could cause quick anger in other people”is synonymous to“( )”.
( G {. L3 A7 m/ p* b; SA. to run a business in the red
. \; W! N: \; g3 dB. to paint the town red* e! V' p1 u) h {( A- O# G9 }
C. to become red faced
* c# t* Y2 o, u8 yD. to wave a red flag& A: E" ~; K" g# ^1 Y; X! K/ b
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22. English is often referred to as a( )language because it uses frequently connectives to indicate the relation between linguistic elements.
0 L) k/ h+ H& qA. paratactic* R* s& U7 Z; _( r7 V7 d6 z
B. hypotactic
( p! T+ k! k$ {$ g) y6 m& }1 VC. branching
. C3 M* c& Y/ ]# ?" [% aD. linear
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5 u& N. i; x/ g23. In English culture, privacy is regarded as part of( ).
0 E+ w | k: C8 AA. human nature
1 ~/ a* C# _' VB. human desire
D9 B. J6 ^' oC. human rights
; f3 n% Q! c: R/ u( QD. individualism) L) V% \& K0 A7 p2 P0 W9 L
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24. When you see an American friend having dinner, you can greet him by saying( ).
1 ~0 D, K' r3 G! l aA. Hello. Have a nice dinner.. O1 w4 S' ~: N: A
B. So, you're having dinner.
2 i3 c$ j, ~! V: ]$ DC. How much do you have for dinner?4 ?3 S. Q+ l; }
D. How do you enjoy it?' q1 S: i' N3 v3 z5 L2 F, K
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4 O3 |: j5 n0 J5 N7 t" f5 L( _25. ( )thinking refers to thinking in which images are particularly attended to.7 W* X7 Z( c3 d) l" T) u
A. Abstract: K- w8 ^/ v; e/ J, C( [- Z* u
B. Logical
' t" B, y' p- H8 n+ N$ K4 SC. Artistic& H' y) B$ {0 w: D& I: t
D. Dialectic
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- ^9 w$ K! y( t: G$ A26. Intercultural communication is concerned with communication among people from different( ).
+ s7 l$ Y- h* a) G, AA. areas+ f) ~( J% z4 C9 m% r3 \: C
B. countries0 w6 z2 @# E* f: O' m+ z
C. culture
( g9 i+ o" M- v! w: [2 R6 [D. cultural backgrounds# M5 b0 D/ @7 u
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1 B* |$ r6 W2 m1 a: @& h27. ( )are language forms used to show the speaker's modesty.
; M, ]/ e% }) c2 GA. Honourifics
* W/ b7 n9 q6 z5 @1 [% ?. ?* kB. Terms of Humility
( I1 }( t$ }/ `* h6 SC. Euphemisms1 R& U# Q+ a( x" ^+ ~
D. Taboos
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% m" U% e& n+ P( r0 R2 h( v28. When you want to learn about someone's family relationship with another person, you may ask( ).
& N' e, b, }$ S* ]7 H$ RA. Are you relatives?% }+ K7 E+ M7 g+ X- C. T6 o) Q
B. Are you family members?
3 w/ ~ E. ~. v2 z" M0 ^% {, wC. How are you called?1 F$ G/ m7 J3 @7 d% _" }: E: g
D. How are you related?
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29. In English speaking countries you usually introduce( ), not the other way round.
y' a. i- Z0 P" zA. a man to a woman
0 v: `$ g$ ]$ vB. a woman to a man. ?) P' p% Z, m: ~) a2 H, Y
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D. an old woman to a young man. M9 v; j5 d8 M( R
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30. ( )is not the way that English speakers respond to compliments.4 J# D2 {+ N) e5 Y
A. Returning the compliments
; K4 \+ Q0 W- ~9 i# R* }' uB. Expressing his happiness
7 R+ B+ ?' `4 p/ bC. Keeping modest4 ~; J9 ?8 o9 |7 b5 r+ A4 c3 Y
D. Expressing explicitly his agreement2 N9 ~, D3 `$ d: u( }! P+ J
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二、多选题(共 10 道试题,共 20 分。)V 1. When English speaking people part, they usually say( ).
{5 ?' i3 f* @A. Good-bye
* k! P; `9 P/ g4 O, j; xB. It's nice to meet you q9 G, \, q r' d2 \/ B
C. See you tomorrow
" F% E/ ]/ M: Q7 E) ?7 B' K7 U8 fD. So long
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% b; Q; Z& u3 b1 g+ e: t2. When responding to a praise, Chinese people would say“ 您过奖了”, which corresponds to“( )”in English.' e; |# l& r; T9 p. r( e* H5 H' F
A. You praise me too much.- A# ?% I$ {: R" m" N! a; A
B. No, no. That's too much for me.$ F1 c, m- |+ T1 k: M. ]9 l/ b
C. It's very kind of you to say so.
. N2 W8 u% |9 k% _D. Thank you.* k- B& f3 } L9 X9 E
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3. Nonverbal communication can serve to( )the verbal ones.
) x" A* c( ?) T+ w V( OA. complement
. O& X, m. @: g2 K- o. ZB. contradict
8 P. Z) f9 `& v& {% zC. substitute. ], E% S; { M& H! r
D. emphasize
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4. The most common English replies to thank are( ).
9 i3 X2 w' Q, v8 V/ P3 T5 VA. It is nothing
- J( {' u3 }2 h' o* i; s; S5 I% cB. It is my duty# S& _1 Q5 }$ a* l" j
C. Not at all
+ Y0 @# d4 N2 \8 P' }( CD. It is my pleasure: m+ m5 E7 M; }5 A, O x& a
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5. English speaking people often use( ).
3 R- p% y( i& r' _A. green with envy
- _+ v) \0 j3 PB. green-eyed
& f" U0 }+ D* o# fC. green-eyed monsters
' ^- x, u- k& u' e" e0 C k; oD. red-eyed" c9 Q& \( [7 }6 N! Q
E.
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( P- r9 p6 y2 H( L) C; ?6. When responding to compliment“ you look very nice in this dress”, you should say( ).% _8 z7 M9 K3 c0 E
A. Thank you, but it is just so so2 n1 G4 ?- g# w- K( Q8 ]3 m9 I/ S, Z
B. No, it is quite ordinary
- n+ u0 Y1 @3 `9 R+ ?C. Thank you, I'm glad that you like it. T( V5 }2 i2 _& G3 }/ f
D. Do you really think so? I was not sure whether it suits me
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7. In English “ a white elephant” is often used to refer to something( ).
! D) i" D. b J( h# h1 |A. useless
0 A. \. p+ }: q4 r' g/ U- }B. seldom used
) P/ D/ L' V7 i# J7 |- G% W' BC. too costly to be worth maintaining
, v% |5 U9 o6 A; }! T. i0 | e: LD. associated with blood sucking3 N( H: H$ [# r
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; ^- ?3 [# u# q/ F" R8. The Chinese equivalent for “a white lie” is( ).
9 i1 o" {2 U" rA. 十足的撒谎, b9 _4 p6 s t: I0 m8 }& x- m5 f
B. 白色的谎言9 b: X2 ]6 w/ _( @6 }$ N
C. 无伤大雅的谎言; n/ T F1 W6 g
D. 无关紧要的谎话
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9. Which of the following questions would offend speakers of English?( )
" q* O" ]7 W* f9 t, S! FA. Do you go to church?
2 Z) j h0 b" C) O% q4 K3 a& i8 z+ rB. Are you married or single?# m1 z; ^% x1 I3 B
C. Who will you vote for?
6 c+ z4 \0 n, I; I4 R$ ^$ F! z' V" DD. May I know your age?
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10. The relationship between language, culture and thought is that( ).9 ]6 e7 m! s' U0 |
A. they are three parts of a whole: ~8 z+ m" {+ k+ K; R
B. language is determined by culture while culture is determined by thought1 X+ T v N3 o9 F& [* o1 r
C. each of them can operate independently* |8 J. x" B7 t
D. the three aspects interact, each influencing and shaping the other two
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6 \' o; t; w2 F( N" J# x- b3 R& F三、判断题(共 10 道试题,共 20 分。)V 1. ( )In the United States, the extended family, rather than the nuclear family, is considered the family.1 L4 p/ _" b; R5 a
A. 错误
8 o6 B' H' ?0 h& ?) _ |B. 正确
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2. ( )Some anthropologists refer to custom, rituals and, in a word, the total life way of a people as popular culture.7 d x9 ]" ^% U5 I
A. 错误
3 z' ` {: k0 |! AB. 正确
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3. ( )To initiate conversation with an Englishman , you can say It's raining today, isn't it ?
/ m0 n/ d* o9 Q. n5 `- W0 D" uA. 错误. v0 r6 j+ V, e
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4. ( )It is a Chinese way of showing hospitality to insist on people accepting offers of drinks and cigarettes.6 s* k* K. T) |8 }9 T" m
A. 错误
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5. ( )In the U.S., it is a compliment to tell someone that he or she has put on some weight.; _( @* F& J. d3 | q& A% f4 k
A. 错误
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m$ W! T, T3 i$ h+ |) o9 h6. ( )Whenever someone responds to the behavior or the behavior residue of another person, communication has taken place.
2 p3 ^8 R4 l- \4 M$ j; G( Q* `A. 错误# a# W. l5 |% I I
B. 正确& J+ I V! y+ L$ C" z) @
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7. ( )Monochronic time systems are characterized by several things happening at once.
5 M& j2 `1 c. H6 F. f7 K3 `A. 错误" e2 Z2 x! ?" v5 P8 F
B. 正确
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$ V% v! ~0 I4 q& E7 p8. ( )“Promises” like Why don't we get together one of these days? , though frequently made by Americans, are no commitment." J& Q# P, H. a2 Y! c
A. 错误
2 }, w$ Q" Z* P$ tB. 正确
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( S9 s- t( S/ P$ p9. ( )It is said that the United States represents an “anti-smell” culture.
" e) {& Z' V6 N% u. H% aA. 错误
* b! r: F$ s( o% L* o) ]* X: l; u; O3 fB. 正确
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10. ( )When you want to learn about an American's political stand, you can ask Are you a Republican or a Democrat?
" Y- u$ M2 h5 |* OA. 错误
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