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[填空题]Content words are changing all the time whereas ______ words are stable.
[单项选择]Monochronic time (M-time) and polychronic time (P-time) represent two variant solutions to the use of both time and space as organizing frames for activities. Space is included because the two systems (time and space) are functionally interrelated. M-time emphasizes schedules, segmentation, and promptness. P-time systems are characterized by several things happening at once. They stress involvement of people and completion of transactions rather than adherence to preset schedules. P-time is treated as much less tangible than M-time. P-time is apt to be considered a point rather than a ribbon or a road, and that point is sacred.
Americans overseas are psychologically stressed in many ways when confronted by P-time systems such as those in Latin America and the Middle East. In the markets and stores of Mediterranean countries, one is surrounded by other customers vying for the attention of a clerk. There is no order as to who is served next, and to the northern European or American,
A. represents space rather than time
B. emphasizes promptness rather than completion of transactions
C. can be considered a point rather than a sacred road
D. stresses involvement of people rather than schedules
[单项选择]What time is it nowWhat time is it now
A. It’s eight o’clock.
B. It’s eight twenty,
C. It’s seven forty.
[单项选择]When the charterer uses more time than time stipulated in a voyage C/P to load his cargo, the ship- owner is entitled to ( ).
A. overtime
B. dispatch
C. demurrage
D. deadfreight
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Time in the Animal Mind
Humans are born time travelers. We may not be able to send our bodies into the past or the future, at least not yet, but we can send our minds. We can relive events that happened long ago or imagine ourselves in the future. New studies suggest that the two directions of time travel are intimately twisted together in the human brain. But some experts on animal behavior do not think we are unique in this respect. They point to several recent experiments suggesting that animals can visit the past and future as well.
The first clues about the twists and turns of mental time travel came from people with certain brain injuries that caused them to forget autobiographical details without forgetting the information they had picked up along the way. A man known as K. C. , for instance, could play chess with no memory of having ever played it. K. C. could remember sentences psychologists taught him without any memory o