(新)2009年读写2级练习A6卷-lj.doc

TRD-B2-A6 题型代码 测试点 难易度 答案 编录员 TRD-B2-A6-001 语境猜义 中 EGKOCMNJFB Directions: In this section, there is a passage with ten blanks. You are required to select one word for each blank from a list of choices given in a word bank following the passage. Read the passage through carefully before making your choices. Each choice in the bank is identified by a letter. Please choose the corresponding letter. You may not use any of the words in the bank more than once. Some of the more obvious forms of nonverbal communication are gestures. Although we may think of them as mainly hand and arm movements, gestures can be 1 by other parts of the body as well. Emblems are one type of movements. Emblems do not need speech to communicate 2 . Putting the tip of an index finger on the tip of a thumb up with the remaining fingers pointing up and 3 out is an example of an emblem. This recognized sign for "OK" or "success" does not need any 4 word to identify it. Emblems not only serve the 5 role in nonverbal communication but they also have direct translation. For example, a thumb-up sign means "yes" or "go". A cupped hand behind the ear means "I can't hear you." we don't walk around with our thumbs up or a hand cupped behind our ear. 6 we are sending a nonverbal message to someone. These messages are 7 sent and we must take responsibility for them. Nonverbal messages that have direct translation and exact meaning, which are 8 at a specific receiver, and consciously sent, are emblems. Emblems are also different across cultures. In the United States, 9 your index finger at your temple with the thumb upright means "shooting yourself in the head". In Japan, an emblem describing 10 is pushing a closed fist near your stomach to describe the plunge of a knife in your vital organs. A) extending B) suicide C) substituting D) intentionally E) communicated F) pointing G) meaning