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27.Which of the following words can best describe Sam Bencheghib?A.Impatient and outgoing.B.Friendly and honest.C.Strong-minded and helpful.D.Careful and hard-working.CThe danger of misinterpretation is the greatest among speakers who speak different nativelanguages,or come from different cultural backgrounds,because cultural difference means differentassumptions about natural ways to be polite.Anthropologist(人类学者)Thomas Kochman gives the example of a white office worker whoappeared with a wounded arm and felt rejected because her black fellow worker didn't mention it.The wounded worker assumed that her silent workmate didn't notice or didn't care.But the co-worker was purposely not calling attention to something her workmate might not want to talk about.She let her decide whether or not to mention it.An American woman visiting England was repeatedly offended()when the British ignoredher.She was sitting at a table in a railway-station cafe.A couple began to settle into the oppositeseat.They unloaded their bags;he asked what she would like to eat and went off to get it;she satthere facing the American.And throughout all this,they showed no sign of having noticed thatsomeone was already sitting at the table.When the British woman lit up a cigarette(),the American got angry.She began lookingaround for another table to move to.Of course there was none;that's why the British couple had satthere.The British woman immediately crushed out her cigarette and apologized.This showed thatshe had noticed that someone else was sitting at the table,and that she didn't want to offend her.But then she went back to pretending the American wasn't there.To the American,politeness requires talk between strangers forced to share a table in a cafeThe omission()of such talk seemed to her like terrible rudeness.The American couldn't see thatanother system of politeness was at work.By not acknowledging her presence,the British couplefreed her from the duty of acknowledging theirs.28.Why did the black office worker keep silent about her workmate's wound?A.She was too busy to show her sympathy.B.She didn't care about her workmate at all.C.She didn't want to embarrass her workmate.D.She was aware of their different cultural backgrounds.29.What does the underlined expression "crushed out"mean in Paragraph 4?A.Held out.B.Put out.C.Made out.D.Took out.2022-一2023学年普通高中高二（上）期末教学质量检测英语试题第5页：共10页