問題詳情

閱讀測驗If you hear someone say, “I…I…I…think it’s imp…imp…importantt…to respect p…people,” you probably have encountered a stutterer.Sometimes, you may become a little impatient with such a personand thus will think of ways to help him or her speed up their talk.But do these efforts actually help or hinder the speaker? It turns outthat what we think might be helpful is actually detrimental. Here area few tips for conversing with someone who stutters. First, nevermock or imitate a stutterer. As you can imagine, this will only makethe speaker feel bad and may lead to even greater occurrence ofstuttering, especially among children. Second, do not finish asentence or even a word for the person. Although you might thinkthis will aid the speaker, in fact it will lead to greaterself-consciousness and thus eventually to more stuttering. Finally,do not look away as if you are bored. Your body language will speakvolumes to the stutterer. Is there instead anything you can do to helphim or her? Yes! Concentrate on the message itself rather than onthe delivery of the message. Keep steady eye contact and speak in arelaxed manner. All of us want to communicate effectively. Let’smake it easier for those with special needs.
49. Which word can be substituted for detrimental in the firstparagraph?
(A)sinful
(B) strange
(C) harmful
(D) incomprehensible

參考答案

答案：C
難度：非常困難0
統計：A(0),B(1),C(0),D(1),E(0)

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