Diagnostico Test Ingles

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What's the difference between OTHER,OTHERS and ANOTHER?

This is a very common and frequent question among pre-intermediate ESLstudents. Every now and then I am asked about the difference between "other",

"others" and "another". So we are going to see one at a time, thus maybe we can

avoid its misuse.

The first one is "other which means other person or thing. This word is generally

accompanied by the word "the". Take a look at those examples:

I have two pencils. One is black, andthe otheris blue.

The othercar costmuch less.

Where are the other boys?

The otherpeople are waiting for the same thing.

Add the flour and the otheringredients.

Itsnot a rule, because sometimes "other" can appear alone in the sentence or

preceded by words like "some", "any", "my", "your", "h is", etc., or also a number:

I have no other hat.

None of her other friends came.

Camila has three other children.

Many otherpeople have said the same.

They gazed into each other's eyes.

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The word "others" is used to avoid repetion of words in one sentence. The use

of "the" is optional.

Some people like to rest in their free time. Otherslike to travel.

One boy fell off hischair and the otherslaughed.

This is not the only answer to the question. There are others.

It is relevant to mention that we can use the expression " the others" with the same

meaning as "the other people" or "the other things":

There were three books on my table. One is here. Where are the others?

Katarina and Andrew are bringing some food, but the othersaren't.

Last, but not least, the word "another" which means one more. If you observe it

closely It is exactly the same thing as "an other" written together. By the way, both

are written together - anothersince th 16thcentury. We use "another" when we

want to refer to something which was mentioned before in a sentence.

This cake is delicious! Can I have anotherslice, please?

Please give me anotherchance.

Hewas a wonderful teacher. Everyone agreed it would be hard to find anotherlike

him.

I hope I could clarify the doubts.

As a last tip: Try to observe the words in context, so then you will notice the

difference between them. Observe the examples. They always help to understand

the use of the words.

See you next time!!

Examen Diagnostico del Idioma Ingls94 Questions I Created By world-lingua - 1400 days ago


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El examen consta de 94 preguntas divididas en 4partes.Gramtica:completa oraciones y preguntas en base a las reglas del idioma.

Funciones: completa frases y breves conversaciones en base al uso cotidiano del idioma.Vocabulario: completa ideas con la palabra adecuada.Lectura: contesta preguntas en base al pasaje leido.

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Question Excerpt1. GRAMMAR SECTION (1 - 36)A: Is this Anns briefcase?B:Yes, it _________.

A.arentB.areC.isntD.isE.I dont know

2. They _______ teachers. Theyre students.A.arentB.noC.notD.are noE.I dont know.

3. What is ________?A.theseB.theyC.thisD.thoseE.I dont know

4. A: Does she watch TV?B: Yes. She ________ about two hours a day. A.watchingB.watchC.are watchD.watchesE.I dont know

5._______ he like country music?A.Do


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B.DoesC.HaveD.HasE.I dont know

6._____ a post office near here.A.There areB.There isC.They areD.They isE.I dont know

7. A: How do I get to the hotel?B: ______ right at the corner?A.turnB.turnsC.turningD.to turnE.I dont know

8._______ Peter here last week?A.AreB.IsC.WasD.WereE.I dont know

9. A: Where did they go?B: I think they ______ to the mall.A.goB.goesC.wentD.

did go

E.I dont know

10. A: Where are your friends?B: They ____ in the lake.A.are swimmingB.is swimmingC.swimD.swimmingE.I dont know

11. A: Is Sandra ______ her boyfriend?B: Yes, she is.A.go meetB.goingC.going to meetD.meetsE.I dont know

12. A: Do you _______ sushi?B: No, I dont.A.likesB.likeC.likes toD.liking


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E.I dont know13. Im looking for my keys ______ you _____ them?

A.Have / seenB.Have / sawC.Did / seenD.Did / sawE.I dont know

14. I enjoy _____ to the movies.A.to goB.goingC.goD.am goingE.I dont know

15. There ______ a lot of water in the lake.A.isB.areC.is beingD.arentE.I dont know

16. If you ______ a lot of fish, you ____ you health.A.eat / improvingB.might eat / will improveC.will eat / improveD.eat / might improveE.I dont know

17. John is _____ person in his class.A.more smartB.the most smartC.smarterD.the smartestE.I dont know

18. We saw a movie ________ won seven awards.A.whoB.whenC.thatD.howE.I dont know

19. I ________ my bicycle when I fell.A.rodeB.was ridingC.have riddenD.will rideE.I dont know

20. Peter ________ on the phone since I arrived.


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A.is spokenB.is speakingC.has been speakingD.was speakingE.I dont know

21.

A: Why didnt you like the movie?B:It was too ________. I couldnt rememberthe

A.confusedB.confusionC.confuseD.confusingE.I dont know

22. Many useful things ________ in the 19 century.A.are inventedB.were inventedC.are inventingD.have been inventingE.I dont know

23. If I ________ a lot of money. I ________ a new carA.have / would buyB.had / will buyC.had / would buyD.had / buyE.I dont know

24. No one really knows ________.A.how dinosaurs diedB.did the dinosaurs dieC.how died the dinosaursD.how the dinosaurs are diedE.I dont know

25. Jenny and her friends are going to the store, ________?A.arent theyB.are theyC.dont theyD.do theyE.I dont know

26. At the restaurant, the check came before we ________ dinner.A.were finishingB.will finishC.had finishedD.finishE.I dont know

27. If John ________ for his exam last year, he ________ the test.A.studies / would passB.studied / will pass


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C.studies / might have passedD.had studied / would have passedE.I dont know

28. When I heard the joke, my first reaction was ________.A.laughB.laughingC.to laughD.laughedE.I dont know

29. I dont think ________ really understood what Pat was saying. A.someoneB.anyoneC.no oneD.nobobyE.I dont know

30. My family ________ live in California, but now they live in Maine.A.wouldB.used toC.wouldD.usedE.I dont know

31. John asked me ________.A.how my family wasB.how is my familyC.if my family wasD.whether my family wasE.I dont know.

32. During the last decade, rain forests ________.A.were destroyedB.have been destroyedC.have destroyedD.are destroyingE.I dont know.

33. By 2020, scientists ________ a cure for all diseases.A.will have foundB.will findC.be findingD.have been foundE.I dont know.

34. We cant go to the picnic ________ it stops raining. A.as long asB.unlessC.whenD.ifE.I dont know.


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35. Im glad ________ to the party last night. I had a lot of fun. A.to goB.goingC.to have goneD.having goneE.I dont know.36. My mother made me ________ to bed early.A.wentB.goingC.to goD.goE.I dont know.

37. FUNCTIONS SECTION (37 - 59)A: How are you?B: ________. How are you?A.Im Ann Chavez.B.Im an engineer.C.Fine, thanks.D.Thats good.E.I dont know.

38. A: My phone number is 555-0725.B: ________, please?A.How do you spell that?B.Could you repeat that?C.Where is that?D.Whats your name?E.I dont know.

39. A: What ________ you ________.?B: Were accountants.A.are / doingB.do / workC.do / doD.are / workingE.I dont know.

40. Waiter, ________ I have some mustard, please?A.WillB.CanC.WouldD.ShouldE.I dont know.

41. A: We just got back from New York City. B: Oh, ________?A.how do I get to the subway?B.how was your trip?C.can I take a message?D.what is it?E.I dont know.

42. A: ________.B: Shes tall, slim, and has dark hair.A.What does she look like?


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B.What does she like?C.Who is she?D.How is she?E.I dont know.

43. A: How was your weekend?B: I went dancing. ________A.What about you?B.What do you do?C.How come?D.What about dancing?E.I dont know.

44. A: ________.B: Great! I just started a new job.A.What are your doing?B.How are you doing?C.When did you start?D.Where are you working?E.I dont know.

45. A: Would you like to live in a big city?B:________ I dont mind the traffic.A.You must be kidding!B.Sure?C.No wayD.Me? I dont think so.E.I dont know.

46. A: Key West is beautiful?B: ________.A: Well, it has a lot of warm, sandybeaches.

A.Where is it?B.What can you do there?C.Really? How so?D.You went there?E.I dont know.

47. A: Do you like swimming better than tennis?B: ________ swimming is easier,but tennis is more exciting.

A.Why is that?B.Im not sureC.Really?D.Thats interesting.E.I dont know.

48. A: Why are you wearing earrings?B: ________.A.For protectionB.To look tallerC.Because its the fashionD.For health reasonsE.I dont know.

49. A: I think baseball is boring.B: ________ A lot of people love it.A: Yeah, but Iprefer basketball.

A.Do you really think so?


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B.Thats true!C.What would you like?D.You dont? Why not?E.I dont know.

50. A: I think we need more dictionaries in the library.B: ________ I agree

completely.

A.Thats true.B.What do you think?C.No, not really.D.Thats okay.E.I dont know.

51. A: Id never try skydiving.B:________.A.I dont, either.B.Neither do I.C.Neither would I.D.So would I.E.I dont know.52. A: I really want to see the new Steven Spielberg movie.B: Me, too. ________.A.I think it was great!B.I cant wait to see it!C.Did you like it?D.I dont want to see it.E.I dont know.

53. A: I just saw Time and Again.B: ________.A: Yes, it was great!A.Whats it about?B.Was it any good?C.What was it?D.What happened?E.I dont know.

54. A: Do you know who Tania Rodriguez is?B: ________.A: Tania Rodriguez. A.I think soB.How so?C.Really?D.Tania Who?E.I dont know.

55. A: This salad looks wonderful, doesnt it?B:________.A.Yes. I dont think Id like it.B.Mmm. It sure does.C.Yeah. Maybe we should throw it out.D.No, its still pretty raw.E.I dont know.

56. A: ________ that little pink thing?B: Its an eraser.A:Oh, thanks.A.Dont you meanB.What do you callC.Are you sure


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D.Are you usingE.I dont know.

57. A: I think shopping on the Internet is fun.B: ________ it can save you timeand money.

A.Its had to sayB.Lets just sayC.Whats moreD.HowE.I dont know.

58. A: Look at those beautiful flowers!B: ________. I have to stop at the flowerstore on the way home.

A.I agree with you.B.ThatstrueC.That reminds meD.I dont mind.E.I dont know.

59. A: I heard that Mr. Charlesworth makes over a million dollars ayear.B: ________.A: Well, he has two homes, and he drives a very expensivecar.

A.No, I didntB.Thatsterrible!C.Are you sure?D.It depends.E.I dont know.

60. VOCABULARY SECTION (60 - 79)My uncle works in an office. Hes________.

A.a homemakerB.an accountantC.a dancerD.an actorE.I dont know.

61. This clothing store sells a lot of ________.A.sweatersB.staplersC.foodD.CDsE.I dont know.

62. A: Whats the matter?B:I have a sore ________.A.coughB.throatC.coldD.backacheE.I dont know.

63. Paula is my mothers sister. Paula is my ________.A.uncle


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B.cousinC.auntD.nieceE.I dont know.

64. Peter doesnt talk much. Hes ________.A.good-lookingB.richC.shyD.charmingE.I dont know.

65. How often do you ________ music?A.likeB.eatC.helpD.listen toE.I dont know.

66. We have a big ________ in our kitchen.A.gardenB.bathtubC.refrigeratorD.bedE.I dont know.

67. The weather was great yesterday, so we went ________ on the lake.A.flyingB.campingC.rentingD.sailingE.I dont know.

68. In Latin America, it is ________ to shake someones hand when you meetthem.

A.customaryB.interestingC.honestD.strongE.I dont know.

69. When you go running, you should wear ________. A.bootsB.sandalsC.sneakersD.platform shoesE.I dont know.

70.________ is a good gift because you can eat itA.A scarfB.LuggageC.Candy


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D.A videoE.I dont know.

71. Idlike a glass of milk and some ________ pie.A.fishB.onionC.appleD.eggE.I dont know.

72. One invention that helps people who drive cars is the ________. A.zipperB.vacuum cleanerC.bicycleD.traffic signalE.I dont know.

73. Students have to ________.A.skip classB.take testsC.smoke in schoolD.disrupt classE.I dont know.

74. You can find out about tomorrows weather by watching ________.A.a soap operaB.a nature showC.a news programD.a sitcomE.I dont know.

75. A person who drives very slowly is ________.A.assertiveB.demandingC.extrovertedD.cautiousE.I dont know.

76. If you borrow money, you have to ________.A.keep itB.pay it backC.put it offD.give it awayE.I dont know.77.________ are usually quite small.A.Department storesB.ProfitsC.Specialty storesD.Wide tablesE.I dont know.

78. People who do not quit easily are ________.


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A.persistentB.generousC.courageousD.humorousE.I dont know.

79. "Polluted" means ________.A.contaminatedB.increasedC.loweredD.cleaned upE.I dont know.

80. READING SECTION (80 - )READING 1 (Q1 - 5)Dear Sarah: Mom called lastnight. She told me youre going to New York city next month. You know, I wasthere last year and it was greatespecially the food. Here are two or threeplaces you must try. First, you should visit Chinatown. On Mulberry Street,there are about twenty-five wonderful Chinese restaurants. Some of them are

a little expensive, but most of them are really cheap. Just north of Chinatownis Little Italy. There are a lot of great Italian restaurants there. You can havepizza, or for a little more money, you can have a full, five-course Italian dinnerBe sure to try some Italian ice cream. Spumoni is my favorite dessert! Afterdinner, you can go to a classical music concert in Central Park. Theorchestras there are fantastic! There are also jazz clubs, Latin music clubs,and some great rock and roll clubs. If you get tired of the food and the music,there are baseball games at Yankee Stadium and a lot of places to goshopping. I hope you have fun in New York City. Send me apostcard! Love. Tim

A.Tim lives in New York City.B.Tim goes to New York CityC.Tim was in New York City.D.Tim cooks Chinese food.E.I dont know.

81. READING 1 (Q2 - 5)Dear Sarah: Mom called last night. She told me youregoing to New York city next month. You know, I was there last year and it wasgreatespecially the food. Here are two or three places you must try. First,you should visit Chinatown. On Mulberry Street, there are about twenty-fivewonderful Chinese restaurants. Some of them are a little expensive, but mostof them are really cheap. Just north of Chinatown is Little Italy. There are a lotof great Italian restaurants there. You can have pizza, or for a little more

money, you can have a full, five-course Italian dinner Be sure to try someItalian ice cream. Spumoni is my favorite dessert! After dinner, you can go toa classical music concert in Central Park. The orchestras there are fantastic!There are also jazz clubs, Latin music clubs, and some great rock and rollclubs. If you get tired of the food and the music, there are baseball games atYankee Stadium and a lot of places to go shopping. I hope you have fun inNew York City. Send me a postcard! Love. Tim

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B.Spumoni is a kind of Chinese food.C.Spumoni is a kind of dessertD.Spumoni is a kind of pizza.E.I dont know.Ads by LyricsFolderAd Options

82. READING 1 (Q3 - 5)Dear Sarah: Mom called last night. She told me youregoing to New York city next month. You know, I was there last year and it wasgreatespecially the food. Here are two or three places you must try. First,you should visit Chinatown. On Mulberry Street, there are about twenty-fivewonderful Chinese restaurants. Some of them are a little expensive, but mostof them are really cheap. Just north of Chinatown is Little Italy. There are a lotof great Italian restaurants there. You can have pizza, or for a little moremoney, you can have a full, five-course Italian dinner Be sure to try someItalian ice cream. Spumoni is my favorite dessert! After dinner, you can go toa classical music concert in Central Park. The orchestras there are fantastic!There are also jazz clubs, Latin music clubs, and some great rock and roll

clubs. If you get tired of the food and the music, there are baseball games atYankee Stadium and a lot of places to go shopping. I hope you have fun inNew York City. Send me a postcard! Love.

A.Tim and Sara like good hotels.B.Tim and Sara like good restaurants.C.Tim and Sara like good movies.D.Tim and Sara like good parks.E.I dont know.

83. READING 1 (Q4 - 5)Dear Sarah: Mom called last night. She told me youregoing to New York city next month. You know, I was there last year and it wasgreatespecially the food. Here are two or three places you must try. First,

you should visit Chinatown. On Mulberry Street, there are about twenty-fivewonderful Chinese restaurants. Some of them are a little expensive, but mostof them are really cheap. Just north of Chinatown is Little Italy. There are a lotof great Italian restaurants there. You can have pizza, or for a little moremoney, you can have a full, five-course Italian dinner Be sure to try someItalian ice cream. Spumoni is my favorite dessert! After dinner, you can go toa classical music concert in Central Park. The orchestras there are fantastic!There are also jazz clubs, Latin music clubs, and some great rock and rollclubs. If you get tired of the food and the music, there are baseball games atYankee Stadium and a lot of places to go shopping. I hope you have fun inNew York City. Send me a postcard! Love.

A.Time likes movies.B.Tim doesnt like New York City.C.Tim is Sarahs uncle.D.Tim doesnt like Chinese food.E.I dont know.

84. READING 1 (Q5 - 5)Dear Sarah: Mom called last night. She told me youregoing to New York city next month. You know, I was there last year and it wasgreatespecially the food. Here are two or three places you must try. First,
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you should visit Chinatown. On Mulberry Street, there are about twenty-fivewonderful Chinese restaurants. Some of them are a little expensive, but mostof them are really cheap. Just north of Chinatown is Little Italy. There are a lotof great Italian restaurants there. You can have pizza, or for a little moremoney, you can have a full, five-course Italian dinner Be sure to try some

Italian ice cream. Spumoni is my favorite dessert! After dinner, you can go toa classical music concert in Central Park. The orchestras there are fantastic!There are also jazz clubs, Latin music clubs, and some great rock and rollclubs. If you get tired of the food and the music, there are baseball games atYankee Stadium and a lot of places to go shopping. I hope you have fun inNew York City. Send me a postcard! Love.

A.The letter says you can go shopping at Yankee Stadium. B.The letter says you can eat lunch at Yankee Stadium.C.The letter says you can see a baseball game at Yankee Stadium. D.The letter says you can hear a concert at Yankee Stadium.E.I dont know.Ads by LyricsFolderAd Options

85. READING 2 (Q1 - 5)A workaholic is someone who works too much. Instead

of taking time to relax or have fun a workaholic works and works. My uncleMario is an example of a workaholic. He starts working early in the morningand he doesnt stop until late at night. In twenty years, he has taken only afew days of vacation. Uncle Mario says he likes to work, but I dont think itsgod to be a workaholic. Whats so bad about being a workaholic? First, if youare a married workaholic, you probably arent going to have a godrelationship with your spouse. How could you? You are never around to dothings together or to help out at home. Your spouse certainly isnt going to bevery happy living with you, unless of course he or she is a workaholic,

too. Second, if you are a workaholic who has children, the consequences areeven worse. If you work all the time instead of doing things with your children,they might end up doing poorly in school. They might have emotionalproblems, too. They wont get the love and attention they need, or they mightfeel guilty because you have to work to support them. Finally, being aworkaholic isnt very good for your health. Most workaholics dont have timeto eat properly, get enough exercise, or relax and just have fun. They donthave any way to get rid of stress. And if you always feel stress, youllprobably get sick more often. You might even live a shorter life.

A.The best title is - "My Uncle Mario."B.The best title is - "What is a Workaholic?"C.The best title is - Three good reasons not be a Workaholic. "D.The best title is - "Workaholics and their Families."E.I dont know.

86. READING 2 (Q2 - 5)A workaholic is someone who works too much. Insteadof taking time to relax or have fun a workaholic works and works. My uncleMario is an example of a workaholic. He starts working early in the morningand he doesnt stop until late at night. In twenty years, he has taken only afew days of vacation. Uncle Mario says he likes to work, but I dont think its


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god to be a workaholic. Whats so bad about being a workaholic? First, if youare a married workaholic, you probably arent going to have a godrelationship with your spouse. How could you? You are never around to dothings together or to help out at home. Your spouse certainly isnt going to bevery happy living with you, unless of course he or she is a workaholic,

too. Second, if you are a workaholic who has children, the consequences areeven worse. If you work all the time instead of doing things with your children,they might end up doing poorly in school. They might have emotionalproblems, too. They wont get the love and attention they need, or they mightfeel guilty because you have to work to support them. Finally, being aworkaholic isnt very good for your health. Most workaholics dont have timeto eat properly, get enough exercise, or relax and just have fun. They donthave any way to get rid of stress. And if you always feel stress, youllprobably get sick more often. You might even live a shorter life.

A."Spouse" probably means: SON OR DAUGHTER.B."Spouse" probably means: HUSBAND OR WIFE.C."Spouse" probably means: BOSS.D."Spouse" probably means: ROOMMATE.E.I dont know.

87. READING 2 (Q3 - 5)A workaholic is someone who works too much. Insteadof taking time to relax or have fun a workaholic works and works. My uncleMario is an example of a workaholic. He starts working early in the morningand he doesnt stop until late at night. In twenty years, he has taken only afew days of vacation. Uncle Mario says he likes to work, but I dont think itsgod to be a workaholic. Whats so bad about being a workaholic? First, if youare a married workaholic, you probably arent going to have a godrelationship with your spouse. How could you? You are never around to do

things together or to help out at home. Your spouse certainly isnt going to bevery happy living with you, unless of course he or she is a workaholic,too. Second, if you are a workaholic who has children, the consequences areeven worse. If you work all the time instead of doing things with your children,they might end up doing poorly in school. They might have emotionalproblems, too. They wont get the love and attention they need, or they mightfeel guilty because you have to work to support them. Finally, being aworkaholic isnt very good for your health. Most workaholics dont have timeto eat properly, get enough exercise, or relax and just have fun. They donthave any way to get rid of stress. And if you always feel stress, youllprobably get sick more often. You might even live a shorter life.

A.Children of workaholics feel guilty because - THEY DO POORLY IN SCHOOL.B.Children of workaholics feel guilty because - THEY HAVE EMOTIONALPROBLEMS.C.Children of workaholics feel guilty because - THEY DONT GET ENOUGHLOVE.D.Children of workaholics feel guilty because - THEIR PARENTS HAVE TOWORK TO SUPPORT THEM.E.I dont know.


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B.The author probably thinks that workaholics - SHOULDNT HAVE JOBS.C.The author probably thinks that workaholics - SHOULDNT MARRY OR HAVECHILDREN.D.The author probably thinks that workaholics - SHOULDNT TAKE VACATIONS.E.I dont know.

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READING 3 (Q1 - 5)Nonverbal Communication Guide for Visitors to theU.S. Physical ContactCompared to other people in the world, Americans donttouch one another very much in everyday life. Researchers classify groups ofpeople like this as low touchers.However, how much a person touchesothers depends on the individual. You may meet Americans who will nevertouch you, even though they like you a lot. You may meet others who touchyou often, especially on the shoulders and arms, but such touches dontalways mean they feel close to you. For acquaintances and superiors, suchas a professor or boss, a simple handshake is most common. Good friendsmay exchange hugs, kisses, or even friendly punches. Gestures andmovementsA smile is a universal sign of greeting, and most Americans smilea lot. They are also used to giving and receiving direct eye contact and feeluncomfortable if you dont look at their eyes when having a conversation.Most Americans show they are interested in what you are saying by noddingand smiling as they listen. Some may lean forward and touch your hands orarms. These gestures and movements carry very importantmessages. DistanceMany Americans feel uncomfortable standing or sittingvery close to others, especially when having a conversation. Even when theyare talking with close friends and family members, most Americans stayabout one meter away from one another. If you come closer, Americans mayfeel threatened and begin to back away. This may give you the mistakenimpression that Americans dont like you. But actually, they are just followingone of the conventions of their culture.

A.One of the things that make Americans uncomfortable is PEOPLE WHO STANDTOO FAR AWAY WHEN TALKING.B.One of the things that make Americans uncomfortable is PEOPLE WHO SMILETOO MUCH.C.One of the things that make Americans uncomfortable is PEOPLE WHO DONTLOOK THEM IN THE EYE.D.One of the things that make Americans uncomfortable is PEOPLE WHO NEVERTOUCH THEM.E.I dont know.Ads by LyricsFolderAd Options

91. READING 3 (Q2 - 5)Nonverbal Communication Guide for Visitors to theU.S. Physical ContactCompared to other people in the world, Americans donttouch one another very much in everyday life. Researchers classify groups ofpeople like this as low touchers. However, how much a person touchesothers depends on the individual. You may meet Americans who will nevertouch you, even though they like you a lot. You may meet others who touchyou often, especially on the shoulders and arms, but such touches dontalways mean they feel close to you. For acquaintances and superiors, such


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as a professor or boss, a simple handshake is most common. Good friendsmay exchange hugs, kisses, or even friendly punches. Gestures andmovementsA smile is a universal sign of greeting, and most Americans smilea lot. They are also used to giving and receiving direct eye contact and feeluncomfortable if you dont look at their eyes when having a conversation.

Most Americans show they are interested in what you are saying by noddingand smiling as they listen. Some may lean forward and touch your hands orarms. These gestures and movements carry very importantmessages. DistanceMany Americans feel uncomfortable standing or sittingvery close to others, especially when having a conversation. Even when theyare talking with close friends and family members, most Americans stayabout one meter away from one another. If you come closer, Americans mayfeel threatened and begin to back away. This may give you the mistakenimpression that Americans dont like you. But actually, they are just followingone of the conventions of their culture.

A.The author probably wants to DESCRIBE SOME COMMON AMERICANCUSTOMS.

B.The author probably wants to PERSUADE VISITORS TO ACT DIFFERENTLYIN THE U.S.C.The author probably wants to TELL AN ENTERTAINING STORY ABOUT ATRIP TO THE U.S.D.The author probably wants to PROVE A THEORY ABOUT AMERICANCULTURE.E.I dont know.

92. READING 3 (Q3 - 5)Nonverbal Communication Guide for Visitors to theU.S. Physical ContactCompared to other people in the world, Americans donttouch one another very much in everyday life. Researchers classify groups of

people like this as low touchers.However, how much a person touchesothers depends on the individual. You may meet Americans who will nevertouch you, even though they like you a lot. You may meet others who touchyou often, especially on the shoulders and arms, but such touches dontalways mean they feel close to you. For acquaintances and superiors, suchas a professor or boss, a simple handshake is most common. Good friendsmay exchange hugs, kisses, or even friendly punches. Gestures andmovementsA smile is a universal sign of greeting, and most Americans smilea lot. They are also used to giving and receiving direct eye contact and feeluncomfortable if you dont look at their eyes when having a conversation.Most Americans show they are interested in what you are saying by nodding

and smiling as they listen. Some may lean forward and touch your hands orarms. These gestures and movements carry very importantmessages. DistanceMany Americans feel uncomfortable standing or sittingvery close to others, especially when having a conversation. Even when theyare talking with close friends and family members, most Americans stayabout one meter away from one another. If you come closer, Americans mayfeel threatened and begin to back away. This may give you the mistakenimpression that Americans dont like you. But actually, they are just following


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one of the conventions of their culture.A.The word "conventions" probably means - greetings.B.The word "conventions" probably means - unusual ideas.C.The word "conventions" probably means - rules.D.The word "conventions" probably means - friendshipsE.I dont know.93. READING 3 (Q4 - 5)Nonverbal Communication Guide for Visitors to the

U.S. Physical ContactCompared to other people in the world, Americans donttouch one another very much in everyday life. Researchers classify groups ofpeople like this as low touchers. However, how much a person touchesothers depends on the individual. You may meet Americans who will nevertouch you, even though they like you a lot. You may meet others who touchyou often, especially on the shoulders and arms, but such touches dontalways mean they feel close to you. For acquaintances and superiors, suchas a professor or boss, a simple handshake is most common. Good friendsmay exchange hugs, kisses, or even friendly punches. Gestures and

movementsA smile is a universal sign of greeting, and most Americans smilea lot. They are also used to giving and receiving direct eye contact and feeluncomfortable if you dont look at their eyes when having a conversation.Most Americans show they are interested in what you are saying by noddingand smiling as they listen. Some may lean forward and touch your hands orarms. These gestures and movements carry very importantmessages. DistanceMany Americans feel uncomfortable standing or sittingvery close to others, especially when having a conversation. Even when theyare talking with close friends and family members, most Americans stayabout one meter away from one another. If you come closer, Americans mayfeel threatened and begin to back away. This may give you the mistaken

impression that Americans dont like you. But actually, they are just followingone of the conventions of their culture.A.In the U.S., acquaintances usually STAND VERY CLOSE TOGETHER.B.In the U.S., acquaintances usually KISS.C.In the U.S., acquaintances usually HUG.D.In the U.S., acquaintances usually SHAKE HANDS.E.I dont know.Ads by LyricsFolderAd Options

94. READING 3 (Q5 - 5)Nonverbal Communication Guide for Visitors to theU.S. Physical ContactCompared to other people in the world, Americans donttouch one another very much in everyday life. Researchers classify groups of

people like this as low touchers. However, how much a person touchesothers depends on the individual. You may meet Americans who will nevertouch you, even though they like you a lot. You may meet others who touchyou often, especially on the shoulders and arms, but such touches dontalways mean they feel close to you. For acquaintances and superiors, suchas a professor or boss, a simple handshake is most common. Good friendsmay exchange hugs, kisses, or even friendly punches. Gestures andmovementsA smile is a universal sign of greeting, and most Americans smile


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a lot. They are also used to giving and receiving direct eye contact and feeluncomfortable if you dont look at their eyes when having a conversation.Most Americans show they are interested in what you are saying by noddingand smiling as they listen. Some may lean forward and touch your hands orarms. These gestures and movements carry very important

messages. DistanceMany Americans feel uncomfortable standing or sittingvery close to others, especially when having a conversation. Even when theyare talking with close friends and family members, most Americans stayabout one meter away from one another. If you come closer, Americans mayfeel threatened and begin to back away. This may give you the mistakenimpression that Americans dont like you. But actually, they are just followingone of the conventions of their culture.

A.The main idea of paragraph 2 is found in the FIRST sentence.B.The main idea of paragraph 2 is found in the SECOND sentence.C.The main idea of paragraph 2 is found in the FOURTH sentence. D.The main idea of paragraph 2 is found in the LAST sentence.

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