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7．Whether you were taught to fold your hands on your legs，or hold your hands behind your back，you can't deny the fact that your hands are communicating all the time．After many years of debate，researches have finally agreed with ancient wisdom．That is，gestures precede （領(lǐng)先） words．（36）DBut we can guess from this that gesture has been a key part in conversation for millions of years．
（37）GAnd it's true．The movement of your hands are like a feedback（反饋） tool to your brain．We've all heard the old words，"Actions speak louder than words．"Your gestures often show the truth behind your carefully chosen words．
     In the early nineteenth century，a man named Francois Delsarte was the body language expert of his time．（38）FLong before modern science，Delsarte stated that the hands were connected to the thoughts．He once said，"（39）A"．Besides identifying parts of the hand connected with our mental and physical process，Delsarte broke our gesture language into nine functions．
You can experience the difference in how a gesture affects the quality of your words by saying"I have no idea．"If your hand pushes away，you are rejecting the whole concept．（40）CThese are just a few ways to amplify（擴(kuò)大） the words．Of course，hand gestures are a small part of your body's story．
 
A．Gestures are the lightening and the words are the thunder．
B．Change your life through the magic of body language．
C．Reach your hand out to someone and you're begging for the answer．
D．We can't travel back to early humans to see how they communicated．
E．Avoid pointing，unless you're trying to direct people's attention to something．
F．He developed a system for studying the whole body and how it communicates．
G．Most people think that we gesture in order to help make our ideas clear to others．

Answer 1

分析 文章介紹了手勢(shì)在生活交流中的重要作用，以及簡(jiǎn)單介紹了對(duì)手勢(shì)研究的過(guò)程．

解答 40DGFAC
36．D 細(xì)節(jié)題．根據(jù)前句researches have finally agreed with ancient wisdom．可知，研究人員最終得到和古人一樣的智慧，即gestures precede （領(lǐng)先） words，但我們不能穿越到過(guò)去去看看古人是如何交流的，故選D．
37．G 概括題．根據(jù)該段的內(nèi)容可知，我們做手勢(shì)目的是幫助我們的思想被人更清楚的理解，比如，手的運(yùn)動(dòng)其實(shí)就是大腦反饋的工具，故選G．
38．F 細(xì)節(jié)題．根據(jù)第一句話In the early nineteenth century，a man named Francois Delsarte was the body language expert of his time可知，在19世紀(jì)早期，F(xiàn)rancois Delsarte 是肢體語(yǔ)言研究的專家，然后介紹了他研究的方法，故選F．
39．A 細(xì)節(jié)題．根據(jù)前句Delsarte stated that the hands were connected to the thoughts可知，他說(shuō)手和思想是連接在一起的，而且打了一個(gè)比喻，即Gestures 是閃電，words是雷聲，故選A．
40．C 細(xì)節(jié)題．根據(jù)前句If your hand pushes away，you are rejecting the whole concept可知，如果你做出推開(kāi)手的姿勢(shì)，表示拒絕，如果向某人伸出手，表示你想知道答案，故選C．

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