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c）Idon’tunderstand:

DoyouspeakGreek?

d）Iunderstand:

WhyareyouspeakingGreek?

6.Atelephoneisanexampleofa

a）signal.b）encoder.c）code.d）channel.

7.Languagecommunicationbetweentwopeopleofthesamecultureiscalled

a）multi-culturalcommunication.b）bi-culturalcommunication.

c）mono-culturalcommunication.d）culturalcommunication.

8.Languagecommunicationbetweentwopeopleofdifferentculturesiscalled

c）mono-culturalcommunication.d）culturalcommunication.

9.ItisquitecommoninmanyEnglishspeakingcountriesfor

a）studentstoignoretheirprofessors.

b）studentstoaddresstheirprofessorsbythetitle“Mr.”

c）studentstoignoreanyformofaddressfortheirprofessors.

d）studentstoaddresstheirprofessorsbytheirfirstname.

10.InAmericaifastudentandprofessormeetwhoshouldgreettheotherfirst?

a）Theprofessor.b）Thestudent.

c）Either.d）Neither（studentsandprofessorsdon’tmeetsocially）.

11.ThefollowingisNOTanexampleofanon-verbalsignal

a）crossingthefingers.b）shakinghands.

c）saying‘hello’.d）pointing.

12.Ininter-culturalCommunicationoneoftenfindstheotherperson’sbehaviour

a）veryexciting.b）difficultbecauseoflanguage.

c）easytounderstand.d）oddandsometimesdistasteful.

13.InBritain,hospitalityismeasuredby

a）thenumberofdishesyouaregiven.b）thenumberofdrinksyouaregiven.

c）freedomtolookatwhateveryouwant.d）freedomtochoosewhatyoueatordrink.

14.Foreignersusuallyformthehabitof

a）respectingimportantpeople.b）respectingyoungpeople.

c）respectingallpeople.d）respectingelderlypeople.

15.‘Westerners’donotfeelcomfortabletalkingabout

a）religion.b）relatives.c）weather.d）economics.

16.“Westerners”donotlike

a）talkingwhilesomeoneiscooking.b）talkingwhilesomeonewatchesTV.

c）talkingatthedinnertable.d）takingtheirchildrentothemovies.

17.Culturally,Britishchildrenseemtobemore______thanChinesechildren

a）dependable.b）dependent.c）independent.d）indestructible.

18.“Western”cultureissaidtofocuson

a）individualism.b）freedom.c）revisionism修正主义.d）collectivism.

19.‘Western”culturecanbetracedto

a）liberalism.b）independence.c）Lincolnism.d）Confucianism.

20.Collectivisttheoryislinkedto________culture.

a）Americanb）Westernc）Easternd）Chinese

21.WhichofthefollowingisNOTagirl’sname?

:

a）Angelab）Jennyc）Brendad）George

22.WhichofthefollowingisNOTaboy’sname:

a）Michaelb）Rachelc）Richardd）Edward

23.AChristiannameisalsocalleda:

a）givennameb）surnamec）familynamed）lastname

24.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrue:

a）surnameswereusedtoindicatefamilyrelationships

b）surnameswereusedtoindicateoccupations

c）surnameswereusedtoindicateyearofbirth

d）surnameswereusedtoindicatelocation

25.OnecanassumefromMargaretThatcher’sfamilynamethatherancestors:

a）soldcandlesb）madeclothesc）madebarrelsd）maderoofs

26.Today,manyChinesepeople:

a）payalotofattentiontooriginsofsurnamesb）areveryawareofthemeaningofgivennames

c）aremostlyunawareofthemeaningofgivennamesd）searchfortheoriginsofsurnames

27.InChina,theterm‘comrade’is:

a）stillwidelyusedb）becomingmoreandmorepopular

c）commoninwrittenChinesed）widespreadbutdiminishinginuse

28.Today,inEngland,peopleusuallycalleachotherbytheirfirstnamesin:

a）formalmeetingsatworkb）informalsituationsoutsidework

c）formalsituationsoutsideworkd）informalmeetingswithbosses

29.InEngland,tocallapersonbytheirlastnameonlyisregardedas:

a）acceptabletomostpeopleb）friendly,butsometimesdisrespectful

c）neitherfriendlynorrespectfuld）commonandquitefriendly

30.‘Guys’,inAmericaisacollectiveinformaltermfor:

a）addressingagroupoffriendsb）addressingagroupofgirls

c）addressingagroupofmend）addressingagroupofladies

31.TowhichofthefollowingwouldyounotgiveakintermsuchasUncleorAuntinanEnglishspeakingcountry?

a）Father’sbrotherb）Father’ssister

c）Mother’sbrotherd）Mother’sfriend

32.ComparedtoChinesepeople,Englishnativespeakers:

a）donotusekintermssoextensivelyb）usekintermsjustasextensively

c）usethemabouthalfasmuchd）donotusethematall

33.ChinesepeopledoNOTtalkfreelyabout:

a）age.b）sex.c）salary.d）maritalstatus.

34.CommontopicsofconversationinBritaindoNOTinclude:

a）weather.b）sports.c）television.d）salary.

34.Whichofthefollowingisaformalgreeting?

a）How’stricks?

b）Hithere!

c）Howareyou?

d）How’sthings?

35.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueofChinesesurnames:

a）theycomefromancestorsbirthdaysb）theycomefromancientkingdoms

c）theycomefromhistoricaleventsd）theycomefromofficialtitles

36.AtEnglishdinnershostsoftenaskwhatpeoplelike:

a）justbeforetheyserveameal.b）beforetheycometothedinner.

c）astheyareservingthemeal.d）isatotallyuntruestatement.

37.ThetermRSVPmeans:

a）pleasecomeearly.b）pleasebringafriend.

c）pleasereply.d）pleasewriteananswer.

37.Thephrase‘footingthebill’means:

a）payingthecostofallmeals.b）payingthecostofyourmealonly.

c）payingthecostofsomemeals.d）refusingtopayforanymeal.

38.‘GoingDutch’means:

a）payingthecostofsomemeals.b）goingoutforameal.

c）payingforyourownmeal.d）payingforeveryone’smeal.

39.Ina‘Western’dinnersituation,a‘Western’guestmightbring:

a）abagoffruit.b）abottleofwine.

c）agiftforthehost.d）agametoplay.

40.Usually‘Westerners’donot:

a）drinkwhilethey’reeating.b）forcetheirgueststoeatordrink.

c）drinkwhiletheirguestsareeating.d）drinkorsmoke.

41.Englishpeopleusuallyaskfor:

a）greenorredtea.b）redorblacktea.

c）blackorwhitetea.d）whiteorredtea.

42Thephrase‘it’snotmycupoftea’means:

a）undernocircumstances.b）makingafussunnecessarily.

c）thisteaisnotmine.d）it’snotsomethingI’minterestedin.

43.TheChinesecustomofsaying‘No!

’:

a）isthesameasthe‘Western’custom.b）isimpoliteandshouldneverbeused.

c）isapoliteandfirmwayofrefusing.d）ispoliteanddoesn’treallymeanno.

44.Thephrase:

‘Howareyoudoing’:

a）isapolitewayofenquiringaftersomeone’shealth.

b）isawayofaskingwhatapersonisdoing.

c）isapolitewayofaskingsomeonetodosomething.

d）isapolitewayofenquiringhowsomeonedoessomething.

45.Ifa‘Westerner’offers“tolookintoamatter”itmeans:

a）theyarewithdrawinggracefullyfromadispute.

b）theyaregoingtotakeactionnow.

c）theyaregoingtoinvestigatesomething.

d）theyaregoingtoobservewhathappens.

46.A“whitelie”is:

a）alietoldwiththeintentionofcausingtrouble.b）theintentiontolieandnotbecaught.

c）agoodlietoldwithbadintentions.d）alietoldwithgoodintentions.

47Anadditionalassistanceinmakingculturalcommunicationeasieris:

a）goodbodylanguageb）washingyourhands

c）takingoffyourshoesd）wearingniceclothes

48.Theoriginofthecustomofshakinghandshastodowith:

a）givingagifttosomeoneb）reassuringstrangers

c）preparingforward）congratulatingpeople

49.Shakinghandstodayisauniversalgesturefor:

a）pleasureb）happinessc）greetingd）love

50.Communicationimprovementbetweenculturesrequiresanabilityto:

a）speaksomeofthelanguageandmastersomenon-verbalbehaviour

b）speaksomeofthelanguageandmasterallnon-verbalbehaviour

c）speakthelanguageandmasterallnon-verbalbehaviour

d）speakthelanguageandmastersomenon-verbalbehaviour

51.In‘western’cultureitisNOTthecustomto:

a）bowtotheaudiencewhiletheyareapplauding

b）standstillandsmileattheaudiencewhiletheyareapplauding

c）clapatthesametimethattheaudienceisapplauding

d）waveone’shandtotheaudiencewhentheyapplaud

52.In‘western’countrieshuggingandkissingare:

a）rarelyseeninpublicb）oftenseeninpublicc）neverseeninpublicd）notallowedinpublic

53.OneofthemostannoyingthingsinChina,fora‘foreigner’,is:

a）aChinesepersonsaying‘hello’afterpassinginthestreet

b）aChinesepersontelephoninglateatnight

c）aChinesepersonwantingtopracticespeakingEnglish

d）aChinesepersonaskingiftheycanusechop-sticks

54.Non-verbalcommunicationallowspeopleto:

a）convertfeelingsintoconversationb）conversebyusingtheirf