• 2021-04-14 问题

    【单选题】We’ll have to finish the job, _____. A. long it takes however B. it takes however long C. however long it takes D. long however it takes A. Long it takes however B. it takes however long C. however long it takes D. long however it takes

    【单选题】We’ll have to finish the job, _____. A. long it takes however B. it takes however long C. however long it takes D. long however it takes A. Long it takes however B. it takes however long C. however long it takes D. long however it takes

  • 2022-06-06 问题

    __________, he always goes to swim in winter. A: However it is cold B: It is cold however C: However cold is it D: However cold it is

    __________, he always goes to swim in winter. A: However it is cold B: It is cold however C: However cold is it D: However cold it is

  • 2022-05-28 问题

    I’ll have to finish the job, . A: long it takes however B: it takes however long C: long however it takes D: however long it takes

    I’ll have to finish the job, . A: long it takes however B: it takes however long C: long however it takes D: however long it takes

  • 2021-04-14 问题

    Passage4</p>AU.S.malebroughtupontheEastCoastofAmericastandseighttotwentyinchesawayfromanothermalewheninconversation.Intalkingtoawomanhewillincreasethedistancebyaboutfourinches.Tostandatadistanceofaboutthirteeninchesusuallyhasasexualoraggressiveconnotation.However,inmostpartsofLatinAmericathirteeninchesisjusttherightdistancewhentalkingwithaperson.WhenamanbroughtupinaLatinAmericanenvironmenttriestotalktoamanbroughtupontheEastCoastoftheUnitedStatesaninterestingthinghappens.TheLatinwilltrytomaintainwhatheconsiderstherighttalkingdistance.TheAmericanwillstepback.Bothwillfeeluncomfortablewithoutquiteunderstandingwhy.Alltheyknowisthatthereissomethingwrongwiththeotherone.Mostculture-blindLatinsfeelthattheAmericansarewithdrawnanduncommunicative.Mostculture-blindAmericansthinkthatLatinsarepushy.</p>InmostAmericanurbanareas,tobetwominuteslateforanappointmentisallright.Threeminutesissignificant,butanapologyisnotexpected.Afterfiveminutesthelatercomermuttersanapology.InmostLatincountriesafive-minuteunitisnotimportant,anapologyisexpectedonlyforatimeunitlongerthantwentyminutes.Latins,influencedbytheirownculturalconditioning,feelthatAmericansarenotpoliteandareobsessedwithtimebecausetheyexpectpersonswithwhomtheyhaveappointmentstobeatacertainplaceatpreciselyagiventime.ApersonunfamiliarwithNorthAmericanculturalconditioninghasdifficultyrealizingthatAmericanshandletimemuchlikesometangiblematerial–spendingit,takingit,usingituporwastingit.</p>Differentpeoplelivealmostliterallyindifferentworlds,notjustthesameworldwithdifferentnamesattached.Thebarriersbetweencultureswouldperhapsberelativelyunimportantifonlyafewpeoplewerecrossinginternationalborders.Butpeopletheworldoverareonthemovetodayasneverbefore,travelingforbusinessandmoreforseeingandexperiencingotherwaysoflife.Allthishasitsobviousbenefits.Atthesametime,however,therearesomedangers,particularlyforapersonwhoplanstospendanyappreciableamountoftimeinanotherculture.Oneofthesedangersisthesenseofconfusionandmisunderstandingthatsocialpsychologistscallcultureshock.</p>Apersonwhoentersaforeigncultureordinarilypassesthroughthreephasesofadjustment.First,heisaspectator;heobserveswhatisgoingonaroundhimbutdoesnotparticipate.Second,hebecomepersonallyinvolvedinthewaysoftheforeigncultureandtriestocometotermswiththem.Finally,eitherhewillhavemasteredthenewsituationandwillgetalongsmoothlyinthenewcultureorhewillrealizethathisowncultureistheonlyworkableoneforhim.Inthefirstphase,thatofspectator,theinitialreactiontoanewcountryislikelytobeoneofcuriosityanddelight.Everythinglooksinteresting.However,afewweeks’timechangeone’sperceptionoftheenvironment.Livinginacountryisquitedifferentfromjustvisitingit.Asthepersonbeginstomoveintothesecondandmostdifficultphase,thatofparticipationandpersonalinvolvementintheunfamiliarculture,hebecomesawareofthedifferencesthatexistbetweenhimselfandthepeoplewithwhomheisliving.Thesituationswhich,inhisfirstphaseasspectator,wereinterestingarenowincomprehensibleandperhapsevenunpleasant.Hefeelsthathecan’tgetthroughtothemandhebecomesuneasyandinsecurebecausehedoesn’tknowtherightwayofdoingthings.</p>Cultureshockisprecipitatedbythedistressingfeelingsofuncertaintyandanxietythatresultfromnotfindingallthefamiliarsymbols,signs,andcuesthatguideapersonthroughherownculture.Shefindsherselfhavingtouseadifferentdesignforliving.Shedoesn’tknowwhatpeopleexpectofherandwhatsheshouldexpect.Sheisnotsurewhentoshakehands,howmuchtotip,wheretobuythingssheneeds,orwhattosaytowaiters,andshefindsthatthesocialetiquetteshehaslearnedisnolongeruseful.</p>Cultureshockisoftenaccompaniedbyalinguisticshockthatmakesitevenmoredifficulttocrosstheculturalbarriers.WhenIwassufferinglinguisticshock,Englishsentencewouldsoundtomelikealong,unpronounceablestringofharshnoises.AtthattimeIdeeplyregrettedthatIhadchosentolearnEnglishinsteadofsomesensiblelanguage.Icouldn’tseewhytheEnglishpeoplehadtousetheseodd,barbaricutterancesinsteadofspeakingwithnormalhumanwordslikeeveryoneelse.IsometimeshadthefeelingthatAmericansspokeEnglishinordertoconfuseunsuspectingforeigners.</p>96. Thestatement“theLatinwilltrytomaintainwhatheconsiderstherighttalkingdistance”impliesthattheLatinwill_____.</p>

    Passage4</p>AU.S.malebroughtupontheEastCoastofAmericastandseighttotwentyinchesawayfromanothermalewheninconversation.Intalkingtoawomanhewillincreasethedistancebyaboutfourinches.Tostandatadistanceofaboutthirteeninchesusuallyhasasexualoraggressiveconnotation.However,inmostpartsofLatinAmericathirteeninchesisjusttherightdistancewhentalkingwithaperson.WhenamanbroughtupinaLatinAmericanenvironmenttriestotalktoamanbroughtupontheEastCoastoftheUnitedStatesaninterestingthinghappens.TheLatinwilltrytomaintainwhatheconsiderstherighttalkingdistance.TheAmericanwillstepback.Bothwillfeeluncomfortablewithoutquiteunderstandingwhy.Alltheyknowisthatthereissomethingwrongwiththeotherone.Mostculture-blindLatinsfeelthattheAmericansarewithdrawnanduncommunicative.Mostculture-blindAmericansthinkthatLatinsarepushy.</p>InmostAmericanurbanareas,tobetwominuteslateforanappointmentisallright.Threeminutesissignificant,butanapologyisnotexpected.Afterfiveminutesthelatercomermuttersanapology.InmostLatincountriesafive-minuteunitisnotimportant,anapologyisexpectedonlyforatimeunitlongerthantwentyminutes.Latins,influencedbytheirownculturalconditioning,feelthatAmericansarenotpoliteandareobsessedwithtimebecausetheyexpectpersonswithwhomtheyhaveappointmentstobeatacertainplaceatpreciselyagiventime.ApersonunfamiliarwithNorthAmericanculturalconditioninghasdifficultyrealizingthatAmericanshandletimemuchlikesometangiblematerial–spendingit,takingit,usingituporwastingit.</p>Differentpeoplelivealmostliterallyindifferentworlds,notjustthesameworldwithdifferentnamesattached.Thebarriersbetweencultureswouldperhapsberelativelyunimportantifonlyafewpeoplewerecrossinginternationalborders.Butpeopletheworldoverareonthemovetodayasneverbefore,travelingforbusinessandmoreforseeingandexperiencingotherwaysoflife.Allthishasitsobviousbenefits.Atthesametime,however,therearesomedangers,particularlyforapersonwhoplanstospendanyappreciableamountoftimeinanotherculture.Oneofthesedangersisthesenseofconfusionandmisunderstandingthatsocialpsychologistscallcultureshock.</p>Apersonwhoentersaforeigncultureordinarilypassesthroughthreephasesofadjustment.First,heisaspectator;heobserveswhatisgoingonaroundhimbutdoesnotparticipate.Second,hebecomepersonallyinvolvedinthewaysoftheforeigncultureandtriestocometotermswiththem.Finally,eitherhewillhavemasteredthenewsituationandwillgetalongsmoothlyinthenewcultureorhewillrealizethathisowncultureistheonlyworkableoneforhim.Inthefirstphase,thatofspectator,theinitialreactiontoanewcountryislikelytobeoneofcuriosityanddelight.Everythinglooksinteresting.However,afewweeks’timechangeone’sperceptionoftheenvironment.Livinginacountryisquitedifferentfromjustvisitingit.Asthepersonbeginstomoveintothesecondandmostdifficultphase,thatofparticipationandpersonalinvolvementintheunfamiliarculture,hebecomesawareofthedifferencesthatexistbetweenhimselfandthepeoplewithwhomheisliving.Thesituationswhich,inhisfirstphaseasspectator,wereinterestingarenowincomprehensibleandperhapsevenunpleasant.Hefeelsthathecan’tgetthroughtothemandhebecomesuneasyandinsecurebecausehedoesn’tknowtherightwayofdoingthings.</p>Cultureshockisprecipitatedbythedistressingfeelingsofuncertaintyandanxietythatresultfromnotfindingallthefamiliarsymbols,signs,andcuesthatguideapersonthroughherownculture.Shefindsherselfhavingtouseadifferentdesignforliving.Shedoesn’tknowwhatpeopleexpectofherandwhatsheshouldexpect.Sheisnotsurewhentoshakehands,howmuchtotip,wheretobuythingssheneeds,orwhattosaytowaiters,andshefindsthatthesocialetiquetteshehaslearnedisnolongeruseful.</p>Cultureshockisoftenaccompaniedbyalinguisticshockthatmakesitevenmoredifficulttocrosstheculturalbarriers.WhenIwassufferinglinguisticshock,Englishsentencewouldsoundtomelikealong,unpronounceablestringofharshnoises.AtthattimeIdeeplyregrettedthatIhadchosentolearnEnglishinsteadofsomesensiblelanguage.Icouldn’tseewhytheEnglishpeoplehadtousetheseodd,barbaricutterancesinsteadofspeakingwithnormalhumanwordslikeeveryoneelse.IsometimeshadthefeelingthatAmericansspokeEnglishinordertoconfuseunsuspectingforeigners.</p>96. Thestatement“theLatinwilltrytomaintainwhatheconsiderstherighttalkingdistance”impliesthattheLatinwill_____.</p>

  • 2022-06-06 问题

    ________, we won’t lose heart. A: No matter the difficulty may be B: However the difficulty may be C: However great the difficulty may be D: However may be the difficulty

    ________, we won’t lose heart. A: No matter the difficulty may be B: However the difficulty may be C: However great the difficulty may be D: However may be the difficulty

  • 2021-04-14 问题

    However,resultsfromseveralsmallstudiesinhumanshaveyieldedinconclusiveevidenceofabeneficial_____ofascorbicacidonleadtoxicity.

    However,resultsfromseveralsmallstudiesinhumanshaveyieldedinconclusiveevidenceofabeneficial_____ofascorbicacidonleadtoxicity.

  • 2021-04-14 问题

    Earthquakesoccurwithoutwarning;however,i...ghlysensitiveorgans.

    Earthquakesoccurwithoutwarning;however,i...ghlysensitiveorgans.

  • 2021-04-14 问题

    6.Inmanydevelopingnations,however,cigare...andisevenencouraged.

    6.Inmanydevelopingnations,however,cigare...andisevenencouraged.

  • 2021-04-14 问题

    However,attimesthisbalanceinnatureis______,resultinginanumberofpossiblyunforeseeneffects.

    However,attimesthisbalanceinnatureis______,resultinginanumberofpossiblyunforeseeneffects.

  • 2021-04-14 问题

    Alovemarriage,however,doesotecessarily_________muchsharifiterestsadresposibilities.

    Alovemarriage,however,doesotecessarily_________muchsharifiterestsadresposibilities.

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