首页
外语
计算机
考研
公务员
职业资格
财经
工程
司法
医学
专升本
自考
实用职业技能
登录
外语
It is now clear that the terminology used by a culture primarily reflects that culture’s interests and concerns. For instance,
It is now clear that the terminology used by a culture primarily reflects that culture’s interests and concerns. For instance,
admin
2022-10-30
48
问题
It is now clear that the terminology used by a culture primarily
reflects that culture’s interests and concerns. For instance, Indians in the【S1】________
Canada’s Northwest Territories typically have at most 13 terms for【S2】________
different types and conditions of snow, and most non-skiing native【S3】________
Southern Californians use only 2 terms—ice and snow. That does not
mean that the English language only has 2 terms. Quite the contrary,
there are many more English words that refer in different states of frozen【S4】________
water, such as blizzard, dusting, flurry, frost, hail, powder, sleet,
slush, and snowflake. The point is that these terms are rare if ever used【S5】________
by people living in tropical or subtropical regions because they seldom
encounter frozen water in any form rather than ice cubes. The【S6】________
distinctions between different snow conditions are not relevant to
everyday life and children may not even have the words explain to them.【S7】________
However, people in these warmer regions make fine distinctions about
other phenomena that are important to them. For example, coastal
Southern Californians often have dozens of surfing-related words that
would likely be known to most Indians in the Northwest Territories or to【S8】________
people living in Britain for that matter.
The number of terms related to a particular topic also may be
greater or smaller depend on such social factors as gender. For example,【S9】________
North American women generally make far more color distinctions than
do men. This may be largely due to the fact subtle color differences are【S10】________
important factors in women’s clothing and make-up. Parents and peers
usually encourage and train girls early to be knowledgeable about these distinctions.
【S8】
选项
答案
known—unknown
解析
语义错误。根据上下文可知,此处意为“南部加利福尼亚沿海的居民有着很多与冲浪有关的单词,而这些单词很可能并不为西北部的大多数印第安人所知”。因此应将known改为unknown。
转载请注明原文地址:https://kaotiyun.com/show/3XBK777K
0
专业英语八级
相关试题推荐
ThePopularityofEnglishI.PresentstatusofEnglishAEnglishasanative/firstlanguageBEnglishasalinguafranca:alang
ThePopularityofEnglishI.PresentstatusofEnglishAEnglishasanative/firstlanguageBEnglishasalinguafranca:alang
ThePopularityofEnglishI.PresentstatusofEnglishAEnglishasanative/firstlanguageBEnglishasalinguafranca:alang
CulturalDifferencesbetweenEastandWestI.FactorsleadingtotheculturaldifferencesA.Differentculture【T1】______【T1】_
Anarrowingofyourinterestsisimpliedinalmostanytransitionfromastudyenvironmenttomanagerialorprofessionalwor
Asfoodistothebody,soislearningtothemind.Ourbodiesgrowandmusclesdevelopwiththeinputofadequatenutritious【M1
Asfoodistothebody,soislearningtothemind.Ourbodiesgrowandmusclesdevelopwiththeinputofadequatenutritious【M1
A、Itcontainslotsofissues.B、Itarousesreaders’thinking.C、Itcontainsacentraltheme.D、Itarousesreaders’understanding
Peanutsareoneoftheworld’smostnutritiousfoods.Peanutscontainpoundtopoundmoreprotein,vitamins,and【S1】____
Oftentimeswhenwecry,wefeelalumpinthethroat.Doesalumpactuallyform,oristheresomeotherexplanation?The
随机试题
数据管理技术的发展经历了人工管理、文件管理和数据库管理等3个阶段。其中数据独立性最高的是文件管理阶段。
海因里希事故连锁理论把事故发生过程概况为五个因素,对该五个因素的正确描述是()。
下列不属于纯粹风险的是( )。
瑞士心理学家皮亚杰认为,游戏是儿童认识新的复杂客体和事件的方法,是巩固和扩大概念、技能的方法,是使思维和行动结合起来的方法。游戏的本质是同化超过了顺应。因此,皮亚杰的游戏理论也被称为“同化顺应说”。
现代企业不仅是物质生产者,也是文化观念的创造者;企业既生产自身,也创造人格;既创造满足市场需要的商品,也塑造企业文化人。观念创新的文化逻辑客观上要求现代企业要以经济与文化互动的模式,创造新的企业发展模式,这是企业文化境界的呈现。这段文字的主旨是(
艺术创作世界没有“安慰奖”,作品自身的水准远比空谈“磨剑”的口头功夫来得重要。更何况有些标榜的“年数”。还未必真实。所以套用一句当下的流行语:少一些磨剑,多一些真诚。当然,这绝对不是说文艺作品不需要反复打磨;恰恰相反,正是因为文艺作品需要真诚与耐心的打磨,
依据()可以将学习划分为意义学习与机械学习。
简述危害结果在刑法中的意义。
八宝饭
在过去几十年中,高等教育中的女生比例正在逐渐升高。以下事实可以部分地说明这一点:在1959年,20一21岁之间的女性只有11%在接受高等教育,而在1991年,在这个年龄段中的女性的30%在高校读书。了解以下哪项,对评价上述论证至关重要?
最新回复
(
0
)