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包屯高中2015-2016学年上期第一次段考 高一化学 可能用的原子量：H：1，O：16，C：12，N：14，Na:23,S:32[来源:学科网] [来源:学#科#网] [来源:学科网ZXXK] 包屯高中2015-2016高一化学答题卡 [来源:学。科。网Z。X。X。K] [来源:Zxxk.Com] 专业文档 珍贵文档 -------------------------------------------------------------------------__________班级，姓名__________考场____________考号_________________ ------------------------------------------------密-----------------------------------封---------------------------------------线----------------------------- In today’s world, nearly all business is global business. We will have lots of situations to be __41 in new cultures. But whatever the situation, we need to be 42 of gestures. The gestures that we use as Americans are not 43 . Some of them can create the wrong 44 or be offensive to others. Using the wrong gestures could get you into trouble and 45 your business deals. Be particularly aware of these gestures: The pointed index finger—A pointed index finger is used to 46 a point in American culture. 47 , it is impolite in the Middle East, Russia and Asia. 48 pointing with a finger, point with an open palm instead. The victory sign—With the index finger and middle finger 49 to form a V, this gesture is a common 50 in America. It means victory or peace. Be 51 about using it in Britain, however. If the palm is facing toward you, the gesture is considered 52 . Two fingers crossed—Often viewed as a sign of 53 someone good luck in Europe and the United States, it is 54 offensive in Paraguay. Shaking your head from side to side—In the U.S., shaking one’s head from side to side means “no”. In Bulgaria the same gesture means “yes”; moving the head up and down 55 “no”! Snapping your fingers—Some might use this gesture to get someone’s 56 . In France and Belgium it 57 a rude message. You would never 58 your fingers to get a waiter’s attention. Hands in the pockets—This is 59 seen in the United States. In Finland, Sweden, France, Belgium, Indonesia and