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  3. Because South Africans are generally so bubbly (热情奔放的) and talkative, silenc

Because South Africans are generally so bubbly (热情奔放的) and talkative, silenc

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问题     Because South Africans are generally so bubbly (热情奔放的) and talkative, silence says a lot. They are polite as well and if you are 【C1】______ them, they, unlike the Americans they admire, will suffer through in silence. When the questions stop, consider it time to go—you’ve lost your audience. South Africans often use hand gestures in conversation but it is  【C2】______ and seen as a personal challenge to point at someone with your index finger (食指) wagging (摇动). The amount of hand movements a South African  【C3】______ while talking is a good indicator of the degree of  【C4】 ______ that individual has for a particular topic or proposal. It is also considered rude to talk with your 【C5】______  in your pockets.
   South Africans use facial expressions to signal their interest or reactions to a speaker. It is a highly developed form of communication and a good indicator of whether or not you are hitting the mark. At a meeting South Africans will 【C6】______ glances at one another or at the boss to judge a reaction. 【C7】______ so much business is done on trust, eye contact is  【C8】______, especially in the white community. Black African businessmen seem less hung up on that and are more into 【C9】______ contact. A warm handshake followed by an arm 【C10】 ______ the shoulder means you had a successful meeting.
A. impolite                                               B. boring
C. passion                                                   D. hands
E. physical                                                  F. around
G. generates                                                 H. steal
I. Because                                                   J. essential
K. reputation                                                 L. happens
M. penetrate                                                 N. mental
O. passive [br] 【C4】
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答案 C
解析 passion for 指“对……的酷爱”，符合上下文语意。该句意为：一个南非人，一边谈话一边做出的手势的数量很好地表明了他对于某个特别的话题或建议的酷受程度。
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