&ellpeopleapartbyhowtheybehave。Whealkaboutsomeoy,wemeanthewaysinwhichheorsheacts,speaks,thimakethatindividualdifferentfromothers。
&hehumanfapersonalityisveryplex。Butdeseoyinwordsissomewhateasierthandesghisface。Ifyouwereaskedtodescribewhata“niceface”lookedlike,youprobablywouldhaveadifficulttimedoingso。Butifyouwereaskedtodesiightbegintothinkaboutsomeonewhowaskie,friendly,warm,andsoforth。
Therearemanywordstodescribehoersonthinks,feelsandacts。GordonAllPorts,anAmeripsychologist,foundnearly18,000Englishwordscharagdifferenpeople’sbehavior。Andmanyofususethisinformationasabasisf,,hispersonality。Bookworms,servatives,militarytypes—peoplearedescribedwithsuchterms。
Peoplehavealwaystriedto“type”eachother。AearlyGreekdramaworemaskstoshowtheaudieheyplayedthevillain’s(坏人)orthehero’srole。Infact,thewords“persoy”theLatinpersona,meaning“mask”。Today,mosttelevisionaorsdonotwearmasks。Butweeasilytellthe“goodguys”fromthe“badguys”becausethetwotypesdifferinappearanceaswellasinas。
1。Themaihispassageis_____。
A)howtodistinguishpeople’sfacesB)howtodescribepeople’spersonalityC)howtodistihinwardandoutwardD)howtoodpersonsfrombadpersohorismostprobablya_____。
&B)psychologistC)writerD)sociologist3。WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrue?
A)Differentpeoplemayhavediffereies。
B)Peopledifferfromeaappearance。
C)Peopletnizefaces。
D)Peopledescribeallthefeaturesofothers。
4。Thereasonwhyitiseasiertodescribeapersoyinwordstha_____。
A)aperson’sfaplexthayB)apersoyiseasilydistinguishedywordsareavailablewheodese’spersonalityD)people’spersonalitiesareveryalike5。Welearnfromthepassagethatpeopleclassifyapersoypeagto_____。
A)hiswayofadthinkingB)hiseakingandbehavingC)hislearningandbehaviorD)hisphysicalappearandhispersonalityPassage2
Traial-healthprofessionalsissupposedtobe“d”。Thatsouimeansthatpeoplefrombladethnicgroupsgetanubecausetheirpartisareseldomaowledged。
SoaprojectilotedinvolvingBangladeshiwomeyLondon,mostofwhommigratedtotheUKinthe1960sand1970sfrround。Manyofthesewomeheirdoctorswithsofay,suchasheadaches,sleepingdifficulties,lossofappetiteandlaergy。TheyrescribedtranquillizersorevenVitamiheunderlyingcausesremaihewomeheirdoctorswithingfrequenewerereferredoal-healthprofessionals。
Thepsychologistswaoseehowernapproaxietyproblemsmightworkliedacrosscultures。However,theyfoundthatmanythiandardapproachhadtobeged。Theyhadtotranslatemanyoftheusualexamples—theywouldnormallyparelearhlearningtodrive,forinstance,whiothavebeenculturallyappropriate。Atfirsttheyaskedthewomentorate,oeofrelaxationontheirlevelofaheyfoundnumbersanoddressinghowtheywerefeeling。Sopsychologistsshiftedtheirfocustowordsandtalkedoffivestagsfood”to“verybad”。
Asitroject,therewereshs。Psychologistslookedfortoolittlebaddidasmuchobjectivedataastheymighthavedohawhitegroup。
TheyfelliereotypeofassumingthatBangladeshiwomenwouldfindtheuseofvariouschedwrittenrecn。Perhapsracismhasedtheprofessionalstoagreaterextentthaed。Psychologistsfoundthatusiernmodelacrosscultureshaspotential。Butitidpersonalent。
1。Whatismeantby“d”(Line1,Para。1)?
A)Notlikepeoplefromethnicgroups。B)Givireatmehnicgroups。
abletodistiaincolors。D)hnicgroupsdifferently。
2。TheBangladeshiwomeovisittheirdoctorsbecause_____。
A)theywerelonelyahereasonsfortheirproblemswerestillthereC)theywereprescribeddrugs
D)theywerereferredtomehprofessionals3。ThestandardappraheBangladeshiwomenhadtobegedbecause_____。
A)theirculturalbadwasverydifferentfromthestaheywereexposedtoracistharassmentandlanguagedifficultiesC)theyaskedthepsychologiststogeitD)theyotrelaxthemselves4。Whydothemehprofessionalsfailtocollectsuffitdata?
&heyfalliypesresultingfromtheinfluen。
&heyhavelanguageproblemswhileunigwiththeBangladeshiwomen。
&heyrotegladeshiwomenformracism。
&heBangladeshiwomendonotwaheirfeelings。
5。Whichofthefollowisbestsummarizethemaihepassage?
A)BangladeshiwomenlivinginBritainsufferfromdifferentlevelsofay。
&ernmodelsprovetobeunsuctreatingpsychologisofethnicgroups。
&alproblemsofethnicgroupshavenotgnition。
D)Peoplerelatebettertopeoplerounds。