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CollegeEnglishAchievementTest（大学英语新视野1级复习题）PartIReadingComprehensionPassageOneMyhusbandandIgotmarriedin1981andforthefirsttenyearsofourmarriageIwasveryhappytostayhomeandraiseourthreechildren.Thenfouryearsago,ouryoungestchildwenttoschoolandIthoughtImightgobacktowork.Myhusbandwasverysupportiveandhelpedmetomakemydecision.HeemphasizedallofthethingsIcandoaroundthehouse,andsaidhethoughtIcouldbeagreatsuccessinbusiness.Afterseveralweeksoflookingforajob,Ifoundmypresentjob,whichisworkingforasmallpublicrelationsfirm.Atfirst,myhusbandwasveryproudofmeandwouldtellhisfriends,t4Mycleverlittlewifecanrunthatcompanyshe'sworkingfor.^^Butashisjokingstatementapproachedtruth,myhusbandstoppedtalkingtomeaboutmyjob.Ihavereceivedseveralpromotionsandpayincreases,andI'mnowmakingmoremoneythanheis.Icanbuymyownclothesandanewcar.Becauseofourjoinedincomes,myhusbandandIcandomanythingswehadalwaysdreamedofdoing,butwedon'tdothesethingsbecauseheisveryunhappy.Wefightaboutlittlethingsandmyhusbandisverycriticalofmeinfrontofourfriends.Forthefirsttimeinourmarriage,Ithinkitispossiblethatourmarriagemaycometoanend.Ilovemyhusbandverymuch,andIdon'twanthimtofeelinferior（低等的），butIalsolovemyjob.IthinkIcanbeagoodwifeandaworkingwoman,butIdon'tknowhow.Whocangivemesomeadvice?WillIhavetochooseoneortheotherorcanIkeepbothmyhusbandandmynewcareer（职业）?Whenwaspassagemostprobablywritten?A.In1991.B.Around1996.C.In1981.D.Fouryearsago.Thehusbandwassupportive,forhe.praisedherforallthehouseworkshehaddonetookoverwhatsheusedtodoathomeencouragedhermadethedecisionforherWhichofthefollowingstatementsistrueaccordingtothepassage?Itonlytookseveraldaysforhertofindthejobsheisnowdoing.Forthefirsttimesincetheirmarriage,thewriterdoesn'tthinkherhusbandisaskindasbefore.Herhusbandstoppedtalkingtoheraboutherjobwhenhercareerwasapproachingsuccess.Herhusbandhasbeenproudofherforeverysuccessshehaswononthejob.Asshewasmakingmoremoney,.shedidalotofthingsshehaddreamedofshefoundagaptakingplacebetweenthemshecouldbuymanyclothesandanewhouseshewasverycriticalofherhusbandThedifficultpositionaworkingwomanisinisachoicebetween.A.husbandandfriendsB.careerandpay

C.childrenandworkD.jobandmarriageC.childrenandworkD.jobandmarriagePassage2Over44millionfamiliesareonline,andoverhalfoftheirmembers-about25millionpeople-mayqualifyascompulsivesurfers.So,is“InternetAddiction^^anewpsychologicalphenomenon?InastudypublishedrecentlyintheJournalofAffectiveDisorders,researchersfromtheUniversityofFlorida(UF)andtheUniversityofCincinnatiexaminedthehabitsof20peoplewhohadspentmorethan30nonworkinghoursaweekonlineforthepastthreeyears.Theparticipantsdescribedskippingsleep,ignoringfamilyresponsibilities,andshowinguplateforworktofulfilltheirdesiretovisitchatroomsandsurftheWeb.Theconsequencesweresevere:Manysufferedfrommaritalproblems,failedinschoolorlostajob,andaccumulateddebt.Theevidencepointstoapsychologicaldisorder,soresearchersprobedfurtherandfoundthattheparticipants,habitsmetthecriteriaforimpulsecontroldisorders,mentalillnessescharacterizedbyanuncontrollabledesiretoperformabehaviorthatonceexecuted,isoftenfollowedbyahugesenseofrelief.Mostoftheparticipantshadahistoryofadditionalpsychiatricproblemslikeeatingdisordersandmanic(狂躁的)depression.Despitetheirapparentsufferings,thestudy'sparticipantswerenoteasilyidentifiable,saysNathanShapira,Ph.D.,aUFassistantpsychiatryprofessorandco-authorofthestudy."Thesepeoplewereintelligent,well-respectedcommunitymembers,“hesays."Theywerelikeyournext-doorneighbor-whojustlostcontrol.^^Giventheconfounding(使混淆)natureoftheparticipants,varioussymptoms,Shapirabelievestheessentialissueremains:IsInternet“addiction“adistinctdisorderorasymptomofanotherwell-defineddisorder?"It'stooearlytoknow,“hesays."ButmysenseisthatthisproblemisgoingtogetworseasthesizeandspeedoftheInternetincreases/,6.WhichofthefollowingisNOTaresultbroughtaboutbyaddictiontotheInternetaccordingtothestudymentionedinthepassage?A)Losingajob B)FailinginschoolC)Maritalproblems D)Psychologicaldisorders7.Whatistheresearchersfinding?Theparticipantshadspentmorethan30hoursaweekonlineforthepastthreeyears.AlltheparticipantshadsufferedfromsevereconsequencesofInternetaddiction.Theevidenceofthestudyhadsuggestedthatthoseparticipantssufferedfromapsychologicaldisorder.Over44millionfamilieswereonline,andoverhalfoftheirmemberswerecompulsivesurfers.8.Impulsivecontroldisorderischaracterizedby.A)beingunabletosleep B)eatingdisorderC)uncontrollabledesire D)manicdepressionWhywill"InternetAddiction^^becomeworse?BecausethesizeandspeedoftheInternetwillcontinuetoincrease.Becausetheresearchersstillcouldn'tfindthecauseoftheproblem.Becausepeoplerefusetobringundercontroltheirdesiretosurfonline.Becausepeoplehavesufferedfromtheimpulsivecontroldisorder..Whatisthetoneoftheauthor?A)Ironic. B)Objective. C)Indifferent. D)Sentimental.PassageThreeHowoftenonehearschildrenwishingtheyweregrownup,andoldpeoplewishingtheywereyoungagain.Eachagehasitspleasuresanditspains,andthehappiestpersonistheonewhoenjoyswhateachagegiveshimwithoutwastinghistimeinuselessregrets.Youthisatimewhentherearefewtaskstomakelifedifficult.Ifachildhasgoodparents,heisfed,lookedafterandlovedwhateverhemaydo.Itisimpossiblethathewilleveragaininhislifebegivensomuchwithouthavingtodoanythinginreturn.Inaddition,lifeisalwayspresentingnewthingstothechild—thingsthathavelosttheirinterestforolderpeoplebecausetheyaretoowell-known.Butachildhashispains:heisnotsofreetodowhathewishestodo;heiscontinuallybeingtoldnottodothings,orbeingpunishedforwhathehasdonewrong.Whentheyoungmanstartstoearnhisownliving,hecannolongerexpectotherstopayforhisfood,hisclothes,andhisroom,buthastoworkifhewantstolivecomfortably.Ifhespendsmostofhistimeplayingaboutinthewaythatheusedtoasachild,hewillgohungry.Andifhebreaksthelawsofsocietyasheusedtobreakthelawsofhisparents,hemaygotoprison.If,however,hewordshard,keepsoutoftroubleandhasgoodhealth,hecanhavethegreathappinessofbuildingupforhimselfhisownpositioninsociety.Peoplecanexperiencehappinessifthey.alwaysthinkofthepastandregretitvaluethepresentarenolongeryoungbecomeoldandhavemuchexperienceWhenpeoplewereyoung,theyusedto.beinchargeofmanybusinesshavefewthingstothinkaboutandtakeonlookaftertheiryoungersistersandbrothersfacealotofdifficultiesThepainsofchildrenlieinthefactthat.noonehelpsthemmakerightdecisionstheyareoftenbeatenbytheirparentstheycannotbeacceptedandpraisedbyotherstheyarenotallowedtodowhattheyliketodoChildrenareusuallyhappybecause.oldpeopleloseinterestinthemtheyarefreetodowrongtheyarefamiliarwitheverythinggoingonaroundthemthingsarenewtothemWhichofthefollowingisNOTneededforayoungmantobehappy?A.Hardwork. B.Beingfreefromtroubles.C.Wealth. D.Health.PassageFourAfewyearsagoitwascommontospeakofagenerationgapbetweenyoungpeopleandtheirelders.Parentssaidthatchildrendidnotrespectandlistentothem,whilechildrensaidthattheirparentsdidnotunderstandthematall.Whathadgonewrong?Whyhadthegenerationgapsuddenlyappeared?Actually,thegenerationgaphasbeenaroundforalongtime.Manypeoplearguethatitisbuiltintoeverypartofoursociety.Oneimportantcauseofthegenerationgapistheopportunitythatyoungpeoplehavetochoosetheirownwaysoflife.Inamoretraditionalsociety,whenchildrengrowup,theyareexpectedtoliveinthesameareaastheirparents,tomarrypeoplethattheirparentsknowandlike,andoftentocontinuethefamilyjobs.Inoursociety,youngpeopleoftentravelgreatdistancesfortheireducation,moveoutofthefamilyatanearlyage,marryorlivewithpeoplewhomtheirparentshavenevermet,andchoosejobsdifferentfromthoseoftheirparents.Inoursociety,parentsoftenexpecttheirchildrentodobetterthantheydid,tofindbetterjobs,tomakemoremoneyandtodoallthethingsthattheywereunabletodo.Often,thatisanothercauseofthegapbetweenthem.Often,theydiscoverthattheyhaveverylittleincommonwitheachother.Finally,thespeedatwhichchangestakeplaceinoursocietyisthethirdcauseofthegapbetweenthegenerations.Inatraditionalculture,seniorpeoplearevaluedfortheirknowledge,butinoursocietytheknowledgeofalifetimemaybecomeoutofdate.Theyoungandtheoldseemtoliveintwoverydifferentworlds,separatedbydifferentskillsandabilities.Nodoubt,thegenerationgapwillcontinueinAmericanlifeforsometimetocome.Thefirstparagraphtellsusthat.theproblemofthegenerationgapdrawsmuchattentionfrompeopleitisoutofdatetotalkaboutthegenerationgapchildrenandparentsaretryingtounderstandeachotheritisveryimportantforpeopletofrequentlycommunicatewitheachother17.Inamoretraditionalsociety,oldpeople.A.havetheirchildrenrespectandlistentothem B.donocarefortheirchildrenatallexpecttheirchildrentorebelagainstthem D.donolivetogetherwiththeirchildrenInAmericansocietyyoungpeople.A.donotneedtofindjobs B.marrypeopleyoungerthanthem.C.havebettereducationthantheirparents D.leavehomeatanearlyageWhichofthefollowingisNOTthecauseofthegenerationgap?Youngpeopleliketodependmoreonthemselves.Parentsdonotlovetheirchildrendearly.Americansocietychangesrapidly.Parentsexpecttoomuchoftheirchildren.Themainideaofthepassageis.thatthegenerationgapneedsconsideringwhenthegenerationgapisnecessaryinAmericansocietywhythegenerationgapexistshowwecanreducethegenerationgapPassageFiveForalongtimewomenwithHIVwereignoredbecausethefocuswastotallyonHIVmen.Thegaycommunitywasverymuchinsightandvocal（呼声高的）andsuccessfullygotsupportforitscause.NowwearerapidlyapproachingthepointwhereaboutonehalfofallAIDScasesintheworldarewomen.Butnooneistakingthisdangerouslyhighlevelofinfectionamongwomenseriouslyenough.WomenusuallyhaveaworsetimedealingwithHIVthanmendo.Inmostcases,thewomanistakingcareofchildrenaswellashersickpartner.Shemaynotevenhavetimetotakecareofherself.TheHIV-positivewomanendsupshoulderingthefamilyaswellasherownpersonalproblems.Men,however,areusuallytheoneswhohaveinsurance（保险）,incomeandaccesstodoctors.Theygetcare.Womenoftendonot.Thediscrimination（歧视）againstHIV-positivewomenissimplyterrible.Theyarelikelytobemoreinactivethanmeninthehomeandworkplacebecausetoomanypeoplethinkthatwomenarethecauseofthedisease.Thisisnotatalltrue.Theygetitfromaman.Theydon'tjustsimplyhaveHIV.Ofcourse,there'sasocialdiscriminationagainstallpeoplewithHIV.TheyarescaredthatotherpeoplewillknowtheyareHIV-positiveandthattheywill,therefore,bediscriminatedagainst.Forexample,it'sverydifficultforpeoplewithHIVtotravel.Theyarenotallowedtoentermanycountries,includingtheUnitedStates,ChinaandRussia.ThebiggestdifficultyanHIV-positivewomanmustfaceistheisolation(孤立).Oncethewomanknowsshe'sHIV-positive,shelivesinfearthatotherpeoplewillfindout.She*ssofrightenedshewillgointohiding,intoanisolatedplacebyherself.It*snotatalluncommontomeetawomanwhohasbeenHIV-positivefornearly10yearsandhasnevertoldanyone,exceptherdoctor.Andtheresultingstressisenoughtomakehersick.ButHIV-positivewomenwhogetsupport,whocandiscusstheirtroubleandthendosomethingaboutit whetherthatmeanstakingbettercareofthemselvesorgoingtotheUnitedNationstostrugglefortheirrights arelikelytolivelonger.Activewomendon*tdieoutofshameinacomer.ThishappenstotoomanyHIV-positivewomen.•WomenwithHIVwereignoredforalongtimebecause.theirefforttoattractattentionwasnotassuccessfulastheHIVmen'sHIVmenweretheonlyconcernoveralongtimetheyoftenlivedinacommunitythatwashardlynoticedbyotherstheyfailedtogetsupport.Whichofthefollowingstatementsisnottrue?HIV-positivewomenmakeupnearlyhalfofallAIDScasesintheworld.Thehighlevelofinfectionamongwomenhasbeentakenseriously.Thegaycommunitysucceededingettingsupport.ThereissocialdiscriminationagainstallpeoplewithHIV..Accordingtothepassage,it'sdifficultforwomentodealwithHIVbutnotbecause.theyoftenlosetheirjobsafterotherpeoplefindouttheyareHIV-positivetheyoftenhavenoaccesstodoctorstheyusuallyhavethefamilyproblemtheyhavelittletimelefttotakecareofthemselvesCountriessuchastheUnitedStatesandChinaarementionedinthearticleinordertoshowthat.therearemoreAIDScasesinthosecountriesHIV-positivepeopleareusuallydiscriminatedagainstitisnotconvenientforHIV-positivepeopletotravelpeoplewhoareHIV-positiveareafraidthatthesecountrieswillfindout.Whichofthefollowingdoesthepassageshowtousthatactivewomendon*tdo?A)Getsupportfromothers. B)Strugglefbrtheirrights.C)Discusstheirtroublewiththeirdoctorsonly.D)Takebettercareofthemselves.PartIIVocabularyandStructureDirections:Thereare30incompletesentencesinthispart.ForeachsentencetherearefourchoicesmarkedA),B),C)andD)Choosethe oneanswerthatbestcompletes thesentence.Unabletoengagein manyactivities,the old manstill triedtoinsomeway.A)enlarge B)participate C) involve D)joinCampaignstostopthespreadofSARSmustcontinuetobeatthewholepopulation.A)controlled B)goaled C) specialized D)targetedPleaseseetoitnoonecomesinwithoutidentification.A)when B)lest C)that D)whichWhoseturnisittothechildrenafterschool?A)callfor B)goagainst C)pickup D)slipinto

Manyafamouspopstarruinedbydrugs.A)have B)havebeen C)has D)hasbeensuggestedthemattertothemeetingtohearwhatthey'vegottosay.A)putting B)beingput C)toput D)tobeputIt'stimesomeonemadehimoftheeffectsofhisactions.A)unconscious B)assured C)aware D)thoughtfulHedidn'tknowanyoneattheweddingthanthebrideandgroom.A)other B)except C)more D)ratherSinceourresearchsofarhasnotproducedanyanswerstothisproblem,weneedtoadoptadifferenttoit.A)way B)method C)means D)approachHowmuchtimedoyouyourselftogetreadyinthemorning?A)allow B)stretch C)reserve D)guaranteeTdliketothisoldcarforanewmodelbutIcan'taffordit.A)represent B)abandon C)exchange D)overlookTheoflifeinthevillagewasslowandrestful.A)way B)step C)pace D)routineIshetocleantheoutsideofthewindoworonlytheinside?A)associated B)related C)supposed D)distressingThepoorfathertriedtoexplaintohischildrenthattheycouldn'taffordsuchasexpensivetoycarsanddolls.A)luxuries B)wealthA)luxuries B)wealthI'msureyoursuggestionswillcontributetosolvingC)contributetosolveC)money D)wastestheproblem.becontributedtosolvingD)becontributedtosolveAforce10windisofblowingtheroofsoffhouses.A)ashamed B)c叩able C)envious D)likelyNoonecanfunctionproperlyiftheyareofadequatesleep.A)stemmed B)deprived C)derived D)subjectedYoucan'tseewellthroughatelescopewithoutcorrectlyittoyoursight.A)balancing B)adjusting C)punching D)urgingPleaseyourreservations48hoursinadvance.A)confirm B)commit C)concern D)continuecouldn'tgetthroughthegatebecauseyourcarwas.A)inaway B)intheway C)ontheway D)bythewayHisreputationforcarelessnesswaslongbeforethelatestproblemsarose.A)generated B)attributed C)defined D)establishedThechildpulledthetriggerofangun.A)imaginable B)imaginative C)imaginary D)immeasurableAlbertEinsteinseldomworestrangeclothes,acruelman.A)noishe B)norwashe C)soishe D)sowasheIfheontouristsforhisbusiness,hewouldhaveclosedhisshop.A)depends B)depended C)hasdepended D)haddependedmistakesandweaknesses,itdidagreatdealofgoodworkinsidethetradeunion.A)Nomatterwhat B)Inspite C)Although D)DespiteWordsplayanimportantinyoureverydaylife.A)character B)position C)role D)dutyHehadbeenmiraculouslyofhisillness.A)treated B)examined C)healed D)prescribedWhenhelosthisjob,heintodebt.A)came B)went C)walked D)tookIfanyofthesesymptomswhileyouaretakingthemedicine,consultyourdoctorimmediately.A)establish B)represent C)perform D)occurMr.Wangnowforthelightinhisofficeisstillon.A)maybeworking B)mustbeworkingC)musthavebeenworking D)mayhavebeenworkingShewasunabletoexpressherfearofthewitch(巫婆)toyinthebox.A.intensive B.expensive C.extensive D.intenseHehatedwanderingaboutandexpectedtofindapositionintheCivilServiceofgovernment.A.permissive B.perceptive C.permanent D.perpetualBysigningtheleasewemadeatopayarentof$150aweek.A.confinement B.commitment C.conception D.commissionThediseaseisspreading,andallthechildrenunderfivearerisk.A.in B.to C.of D.atIhopethatthistalkhasgivenyoursomeinsightthekindofworkthatwe'vebeendoing.TOC\o"1-5"\h\zA.into B.at C.in D.onThefreezingweatherisresponsiblethebreaksintheconcrete.A.for B.to C.in D.ofHehasgivenuprunninginordertofocusthelongjump.A.up B.at C.in D.onI'mnotsurewhetherIcangainanyprofitfromtheinvestment,soIcan'tmakea(n)promisetohelpyou.A.exact B.defined C.definite D.sureHebecameseverelywhenhiswifedied.A.impressed B.depressed C.expressed D.suppressedagreewithyouthatyounggirlsshouldn'twearthatmuchmakeup.A.clearly B.definitely C.mostly D.frequentlyHe'llget ifyoukeepbugginghim.A.annoy B.annoys C.annoying D.annoyedYoucandefinetheword“difficult""noteasy"ifyoulike.A.into B.as C.at D.toWhen1sawthejobannouncedinthepaper,Iwrotetothecompanytoaskforthe ofit.A.tails B.depicts C.pictures D.detailsWhydidn'tyouaskforhelp,tryingtodoitonyourown?A.otherthan B.morethan C.ratherthan D.lessthanJohnwasgoingtoMarybytellinghisfriendshowmuchweightshehadgained.A.intimidate B.excite C.embarrass D.rewardBycarefulstudyitwasfoundoutthatthischurchwasinthe18,hcentury.A.equipped B.defined C.established D.representedTheglasswallheatwaves.A.mirrors B.imitates C.absorbs D.reflectsTheageofthestudentsinouron-lineschoolfrom20to40.A.range B. rage C. shift D.keepNoone wouldwillinglysubjecthimselfsuchtreatment.A.up B. out C. to D.onIdon'tthinkI'mofyoursuccessatyourpresentjob.A.obvious B. happy C. awful D. enviousHowever,attimesthisbalanceinnatureis ,resultinginanumberofpossibleunforeseeneffects.A.troubled B.disturbed C.confused D.puzzledThemanwasquiteexperiencedandcouldamotorproblembylistening.A.diagnose B.judge C.implement D.enforcethoughtthepaintingwasbutitwasafake.A.genuine B.false C.wrong D.suitableBewhenholdingthoseglasses;theyareeasytobreak.A.conscious B.conscience C.cautious D.cautionHeisnowfocusingonaasaspecialistincomputers.A.work B.duty C.performance D.careerWhydidn'tyouaskforhelp,tryingtodoitonyourown?A.otherthan B.morethan C.ratherthan D.lessthanTherearecertainwhenyoumustinterruptpeoplewhoareinthemiddleofdoingsomething.A.conditions B.situations C.occasions D.environmentsWillyouseeitthatthislettergetspostedtoday?A.in B.at C.to D.offAcompletelynewsituationwillwhentheexaminationsystemcomesintoexistence.A.arise B.rise C.raise D.arouseI'mafraidyouhavetoaccount yourbeingawayfromclassyesterday.A.to B.of C.at D.forPartIIIClozeDirections:Thereare20blanksinthefollowingpassage.ForeachblanktherearefourchoicesmarkedA),B),C)andD)YoushouldchoosetheONEthatbestfitsintothepassage.ThenmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecenter.Itseemsthateverybodytellslies-well,notbiglies,but91wecall*4whitelies."Tellingwhiteliesisn'treally_92_bad.Mostofthetime,people93itbecausetheywantto_94_afriendship.Somestudiessuggestthattheaverageperson95aboutseventimesaday.Theonlyrealquestionsare_96_whenwelieand_97_wetellliesto.Arecentstudyfoundthatpeople98stretchthetruth.Herearesome99theydoitLyingtohidesomething:Peopleoftenliebecausetheywanttohidesomething100someone.Forexample,asondoesn'ttellhisparentsthathe'sdatingagirl_101_hedoesn'tthinktheywilllikeher._102_,hesayshe'sgoingoutwiththeguys.Givingfalseexcuses:Sometimespeopleliebecausetheydon'twanttodo_103—.Forexample,someoneinvitesyoutoaparty.Youthinkitwillbeboring,104yousayyou'rebusy.Lyingtomakesomeonefeelgood:

Oftenwestretchthetruthtomakesomeonefeel_105_.Forexample,yourfriendcooksdinnerforyou,butit_106_terrible.Doyousay_107_?No!Youprobablysay,“Mm,thisisdelicious!”Lyingtohidebadnews:Sometimeswedon'twanttotellsomeonebadnews.Forexample,youhavejusthadaverybadday108work,butyoudon'tfeellike_109_aboutit.So_110_someoneasksyouaboutyourday,youjustsayeverythingwasfine.91.A)howB)what92.A)that91.A)howB)what92.A)thatB)this93.A)makeB)handle94.A)preventB)protest95.A)liesB)lie96.A)withB)in97.A)whatB)how98.A)frequentlyB)excessively99.A)methodsB)ways100A)toB)with101A)becauseB)while102.A)MoreoverB)Instead103.A)anythingB)everything104.A)andB)but105.A)wellB)good106.A)feelsB)sounds107.A)soB)it108.A)onB)in109.A)talkB)totalk110.A)AsB)SinceC)thatC)enoughC)doC)prohibitC)liedC)aboutC)whyC)actuallyC)plansC)overC)thatC)FurthermoreC)somethingC)stillC)fitC)tastesC)suchC)duringC)talkingC)IfD)/D)onlyD)operateD)protectD)lyingD)beyondD)whoD)eagerlyD)suggestionsD)fromD)althoughD)ButD)nothingD)soD)healthyD)appearsD)thisD)atD)andtalkD)After[sevenseconds,achain 2 helpsyoustarmakingupourmindaboutothersyoumeet.Youshowyourtruefeelings,consciouslyor3 , 4youreyes,faceandbodybecauseyouarethemessage.Youmustuseyourgoodqualitiessuchasphysical_5_,rateofspeech,pitchand6ofvoiceandgesturessootherswillcooperatewithyou.Whenyouarecommittedtowhaty