慕课跨文化客观题.docx

1、慕课跨文化客观题Unit11All of the following are parts of culture except _.Avalue systemsB.thinking patternsC.norms of behaviorD.natural landscapes2Intercultural communication refers to the study of_.A.interpersonal communicationB.political communicationC.communication among people from different cultures D.c

2、ommunication between individuals from the same culture3Stereotypes are considered _.A.the most significant barrier to effective intercultural communicationB.a common thing among most cultures C.a negative force in human communicationD.one of the most significant barrier to effective intercultural co

3、mmunication4All the following are examples of stereotypes except_.A.all Japanese are well-behavedB.most international students from China are diligent C.women are beautifulD.all Muslims are terrorists 5Stereotypes usually result from _.A.limited informationB.limited experienceC.limited interactionsD

4、.knowledge and experience6Which of the following is not a type of stereotype?A.Age.B.Food.C.Sex.D.Religion.7It is characteristic of stereotypes to be _.A.held in common by all group membersB.held in common by most of the group membersC.a direct expression of beliefs and valuesD.both positive and neg

5、ative8A good strategy to deal with stereotypes is _.A.ethnocentricB.master one s mother tongueC.stay away from aliensD.multi-lingual and multi-cultural9It is good advice to keep in mind that _.A.each individual should be treated differentlyB.all individual group members show the same culturalvaluesC

6、.common cultural patterns are always in the dominant cultureD.co-cultural groups should be assimilated into the dominant ones10Stereotypes and ethnocentrism are _.A.two sides of the same coinB.two different thingsC.the same thing in different names D.positive termsUnit21The age of constitutional mon

7、archy in Britain began with the _ of 1688.A.English RenaissanceB.Religious ReformationC.War of IndependenceD.Glorious Revolution2The direct cause of Reformation in England was that _. A.the Pope wanted England to make up with France afterthe Hundred Year s WarB.the Pope wanted more revenue from Engl

8、andC.the Pope refused to appoint Henry VIII as head of theChurch of EnglandD.Henry VIII decided to divorce his wife, Catherine and the Pope turned it down3The main purpose of the Great Charter was _.A.to restrict th e baron s powerB.to establish a new governmentC.to restrict the king s powerD.to pro

9、tect ordinary people4During the English Bourgeois Revolution, _ supportedParliament and _ stood on the side of the king.A. th e Independents the RoundheadsB.the Roundheads the CavaliersC.the Presbyterians the yeomenD.the Cavaliers the Roundheads5The British Parliament consists of two major parts: th

10、e House of Commons and _.A.the House of LordsB.the Lower HouseC.the CabinetD. the Labor Party6Which of the following statements is NOT true?AThe British Queen reigns but does not rule.B.The husband of the B ritish Queen gets the titles ofDuke of Edinburgh ”and “ the Prince of the United Kingdom ”C.T

11、he British Queen summons, prorogues and dissolves Parliament.D.The British Queen may change the laws passed by Parliament at will.7Which of the following Cromwell did NOT do?A.He prevented America from gaining independence.B.He declared England to be a commonwealth.C.He dismissed the Long Parliament

12、.D.He beheaded Charles I.8The People sCharter passed during the ChartistMovement was mainly concerned with _.A.condemnation of British imperialismB.political reforms, especially with regard to the election systemC.further industrial developmentD.improving the working conditions of industrial workers

13、 9Which of the following is not the role of MPs in the UK? A.influencing the policy of governmenB.deciding the Prime Ministe C.talking about legislatio D.scrutinizing administration of policies10The Parliament of the United Kingdom was established_.A in 1928B.in 1066C.in 1800D.in 1801“ theUnit31How

14、many states in the United Sates do not have death penalty?A.17B.18C.19D.202In a _ system of government, theconstitution vests all the governmental power in the central government.A.unitaryB.confederateC.federalD.socialistic正确答案： A 你选对了3Which of the following is NOT thought to be the power of the nat

15、ional government in the federal government system?A.p.p1 margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; line-height: 19.0px;font: 13.0px Helvetica Neuecontrol of moneyB.control of interstate commerceC.control of national defenseD.control of the state criminal and civil laws 正确答案： D 你选对了4The federal union is a uni

16、on of people in which_.A.the national government and state government receive power from the people and exercise authority over each otherB.the national government and state government receive power from the people and exercise authority over the peopleC.state government receives power from the nati

17、onal government and exercises authority over the peopleD.the national government receives power from the state and exercise authority over the state正确答案： B 你选对了5Which of the following former presidents is more of afederalist?A.Bill ClintonB.Abraham LincolnC.Willard RomneyD.Theodore Roosevelt正确答案： A

18、你选对了6Which of the following is NOT included in American 1787 Constitution?A.Separation of power.B.Checks and balances.C.Absolute monarchy.D.Human rights.正确答案： C 你选对了7Federalism was finally enforced partly out of the reason that _.A.a monarch derives his power of governance from a limited governmentB

19、.the regional interests should be given priority in considerationC.settlers did not care who were in office so long as their rights could be protectedD.without some degree of state authority, some states would not have ratified the Constitution正确答案： D 你选对了8If one moves across states in America, he o

20、r she is required to re-register in the new residence and change the license plate within the stipulated time. This shows_ of American Federalism.A.democracyB.mandateC.low efficiencyD.prevarication正确答案： C 你选对了9If President Donald Trump wants to officially declare waragainst Syria, he should have the

21、 approval from_.A.Supreme CourtB.CongressC.PentagonD.Secretary of State正确答案： B 你选对了10Most likely American Republicans will support_.A.fewer strings, less federal supervision, and delegation ofspending discretion to the statesB.more detailed, federally supervised spendingC.more strings, less federal

22、supervision and federallysupervised spendingD.delegation of spending discretion to the states and morefederally supervised spending正确答案： A 你选对了Unit4Huckleberry Finn1D.The phrase The American Dream is said tohave beenDeath of a Salesmancoined for the first time by_.正确答案： B 你选对了A.5John F. KennedyWhile

23、runningforPresident in 2008,_B.proposed the American Dream Plan, whichincluded theJames Truslow Adamsopportunity to go tocollege, save for retirement,own aC.home,health insurance for all children,business growthAbraham Lincolnand prosperity.D.A.George WashingtonHillary Clinton正确答案： B 你选对了B.2Donald T

24、rumpThe idea ofthe American Dream is deeplyrooted inC._ in 1776, which proclaims thaten are“ all mBarack Obamacreated equal” .D.A.Willard RomneyThe Epic of America正确答案： A 你选对了B.6The Economic Bill of RightsThe American Dream was made possible by all of theC.following except _ .The Declaration of Inde

25、pendenceA.D.friendly neighborsThe Emancipation ProclamationB.正确答案： C 你选对了a large land mass3C.Founding Fathers of the United States created aa large populationgovernmenttodefend rights for everyone. At that timeD.“ everyone” only meant_.abundant natural resourcesA.正确答案： C 你选对了women7B.Economic problem

26、s and _ caused thewhite property-ownersAmerican Dream to lose its charm and influences on theC.American people.people without propertyA.D.the Second World WarslavesB.正确答案： B 你选对了the Vietnam War4C.In the 1920s, the American Dream started switching fromthe Korean Warthe right tocreate a better life to

27、 the desireto acquireD.material things. This change was exemplified in the F. Scottthe First World WarFitzgerald s novel _ .正确答案： B 你选对了A.8An American TragedyFascinated by the idea of the American Dream, NikolaB.Tesla,a brilliantelectrical engineer,traveledfromThe Great Gatsby_ to the United States to work for ThomasC.Edison.A.LatviaB.LibyaC.SloveniaD.Serbia正确答案： D 你选对了9In his State of the Union Address in 1944, PresidentRoosevelt defined the pursuit of happinessas decent housing, a good job, education and_.A.social mobilityB.health careC.freedomD.equal rights正确答案： B