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拿答案：2937748743 来源 www.ybaotk.comTest1答案1、 The appopriate Chinese version for the Engish idiom "hungry as a bear" is "饿得像狼"。
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False2、 Nonverbal communication can be used as a means of repeating or accenting verbal communication.
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False3、 Silence may be interpreted differently in different cultures.
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False4、 The handshake is the most common touching behavior of greeting business people.
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False5、 Where do their meanings come from? The answer is that meanings of words are usually conventionalized, influenced enormously by culture.
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False6、 The appopriate Chinese version for the Engish idiom "a lion in the way" is "拦路虎"。
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False7、 Nonverbal communication can be used as a means of repeating or substituting for verbal communication.
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False8、 Research shows that the majority of our communication is nonverbal.
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False9、 Nonverbal communication can be used as a means of accenting or substituting for verbal communication.
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False10、 Nonverbal communication can be used as a means of contradicting verbal communication.
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False11、 The appopriate Chinese version for the Engish idiom "as timid as a rabbit" is "胆小如鼠"。
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False12、 Nonverbal communication is used only as a means of substituting for verbal communication.
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False13、 In all cultures people nod to show agreement.
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False14、 For many words there are both denotations and connotations.
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False15、 When nonverbal behavior contradicts a verbal message, people tend to believe the
verbal message more because it happens at a more conscious level.
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False16、 The appopriate Chinese version for the Engish idiom "to cry up wine and sell vinegar" is“挂羊头卖狗肉"。
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False17、 A strong gesture, raised voice and uncommon facial expressions all add force to a particular point in a verbal symbol.
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False18、 Nonverbal communication can be used as a means of complementing or contradicting verbal communication.
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False19、 The appopriate Chinese version for the Engish idiom "a rat in a hole" is "瓮中之鳖"。
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False20、 For many words of the English language there are only denotations.
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False21、 Nonverbal behaviors can replace verbal communication to convey certain meanings. For example, you can wave hands to friends far away to greet them.
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False22、 When doing business with people from countries that adhere to M-time schedules, the
meetings typically end at the appointed time.
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False23、 Nonverbal communication can be used as a means of contradicting or regulating verbal communication.
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False24、 The gesture of nodding does not mean "Yes" in all cultures.
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False25、 When doing business with people from countries that adhere to P-time schedules,
the meetings typically end at the appointed time.
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False26、 Nonverbal communication can be used as a means of repeating, complementing or regulating verbal communication.
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False27、 Meanings of words are usually conventionalized, influenced enormouslyby culture.
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False28、 What determines the connotations of words? Culture does.
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False29、 The appopriate Chinese version for the Engish idiom "like a duck to water" is "如鱼得水"。
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False30、 If you say you are relaxed, yet your voice quavers and your hands shake.The audience can get the meaning that you are nervous.
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False31、 When contradicting the nonverbal messages, verbal messages tend to be more
believable, because many of our verbal actions take place on a conscious level.
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False32、 Nonverbal communication can be used as a means of contradicting or accenting verbal communication.
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False33、 Nonverbal communication can be used as a means of regulating or substituting for verbal communication.
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False34、 Nonverbal communication is used only as a means of repeating verbal communication.
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False35、 The appopriate Chinese version for the Engish idiom "to kill two birds with one stone" is“一箭双雕" or "一举两得"。
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False36、 The appopriate Chinese version for the Engish idiom "as drunk as a mouse" is "烂醉如泥"。
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False37、 While you are saying “You must do it”, you hit the table with your fist.
This means that nonverbal behaviors can be used to repeat verbal messages.
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False38、 Nonverbal communication is used only as a means of contradicting verbal communication.
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False39、 Nonverbal communication can be used as a means of repeating or contradicting verbal communication.
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False40、 Nonverbal communication can be used as a means of complementing or substituting for verbal communication.
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False41、 When you enter a library, the librarian may place his/her index finger to the lips after saying “Be quiet”.This means that nonverbal behaviors can be used in order to repeat or clarify verbal messages.
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False42、 Nonverbal communication is used only as a means of accenting verbal communication.
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False43、 Nonverbal communication can be used as a means of repeating, complementing or accenting verbal communication.
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False44、 For many words there are only denotations.
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False45、 Nonverbal communication can be used as a means of contradicting or substituting for verbal communication.
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False46、 When nonverbal behavior contradicts a verbal message, people tend to believe the
nonverbal message more because it happens at a more subconscious level.
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False47、 Good communication is the foundation of successful relationships, both personally and professionally.
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False48、 Nonverbal communication can be used as a means of complementing or accenting verbal communication.
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False49、 Nonverbal behaviors can add more information to verbal messages.
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False50、 When contradicting the verbal messages, nonverbal messages tend to be more
believable, because many of our nonverbal actions take place on a subconscious level.
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False51、 Nonverbal communication can be used as a means of complementing or regulating verbal communication.
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False52、 Paralanguage refers to the sounds we make but not the words we use.
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False53、 In the west, the most unwelcome number is “thirteen” becauseof its relation to the death of Jesus Christ after the Last Supper.
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False54、 Silence can be interpreted in the same way in all cultures.
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False55、 Nonverbal communication can be used as a means of repeating, complementing or substituting for verbal communication.
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False56、 Nonverbal communication can be used as a means of repeating verbal communication.
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False57、 Nonverbal behaviors can regulate and manage the flow of communication.
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False58、 All of our nonverbal behaviors—the gestures we make, the way we sit, how much eye contact we make, how fast or how loud we talk, and how close we stand—send strong messages.
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False59、 Nonverbalbehaviors can be used in order to repeat or clarify verbal messages.
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False60、 While you are saying “You must do it”, you hit the table with your fist.
This means that nonverbal behaviors can be used to emphasize verbal messages.
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False61、 Words do not mean anything by themselves; people attributemeaning to them.
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False62、 Nonverbal communication is the process by which everything except the actual words are used, either singly or in combination with verbal symbols, in the exchange and interpretation of messages in a give situation or context.
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False63、 In some cultures people nod to show agreement.
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False64、 In both English and Chinese languages, the denotation of“fox”and "狐狸" is an animal, with the same connotation of“cunning”（狡猾的）.
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False65、 Nonverbal communication can be used as a means of complementing verbal communication.
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False66、 Silence may be interpreted in completly the same way in different cultures.
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False67、 Nonverbal communication can be used as a means of repeating, complementing or contradicting verbal communication.
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False68、 Nonverbal communication can be used as a means of substituting for verbal communication.
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False69、 Compared with western countries, personal space is valued much more in eastern countries.
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False70、 Nonverbal communication can be used as a means of accenting verbal communication.
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False71、 For the English term “politician”, its denotation is “a person whose business is politics”, but its connotation is “a person who doesn’t usually keep his promises, often cheats for his own selfish purpose”, which is derogative.
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