[题目]下列世界文化遗产属于北京的是( )A. 丽江古城 B. 黄果树瀑布 C. 故宫 D. 秦始皇陵兵马俑题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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【题目】下列世界文化遗产属于北京的是（）

A. 丽江古城 B. 黄果树瀑布 C. 故宫 D. 秦始皇陵兵马俑

【答案】C

【解析】本题考查北京的世界文化遗产。北京的世界文化遗产有颐和园、明清故宫、八达岭长城、周口店北京猿人遗址、天坛、十三陵等．而丽江古城位于云南省，黄果树瀑布位于贵州省，秦始皇陵兵马俑位于陕西省，故选项C符合题意。

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Greeting people can be confusing(令人迷惑的), especially during cross-cultural communications. Will a simple handshake do? Should you give a hug or offer a kiss on the cheek (脸颊)? People in different countries have their own greetings.

During the COVID-19 outbreak(爆发), greeting others is becoming even more confusing. The infectious(易传染的) novel coronavirus has challenged traditional greetings such as shaking hands, kissing and hugging. After all, close body contact will increase the chance of spreading the virus.

People have realized the risk and stopped using some traditional greetings. On March 1, for example, German Interior Minister Seehofer(德国内政部长泽霍夫) turned down a handshake from German Chancellor Merkel(德国总理默克尔). Instead of getting upset, Merkel just laughed and said, “It is the right thing to do.”

Health departments (部门) in many countries have also suggested that people change their regular greetings to safer ones.

Shaking hands is a common gesture to show respect around the world. Now in the US, the elbow bump (碰肘) is the new handshake. US Surgeon General Jerome Adams introduced the elbow bump, which has been used by political(政治的) leaders, health officials and professional(职业的) athletes. Brad Hazzard, a health minister in New South Wales, Australia, advised people to pat (拍) each other on the back in place of a handshake.

In France, kissing on the cheek is a common greeting, even between people who have just met. French Health Minister Olivier Veran has advised the public not to do this. Italian authorities (官方) have made the same suggestion. French lifestyle expert Philippe Lichtfus said simply looking into a person's eyes is enough.

In the United Arab Emirates(联合阿拉伯酋长国) and Qatar(卡塔尔), people rub (摩擦) their noses together upon meeting. Their health departments have advised them to wave only.

In the face of such changes, how should you go about changing the way you greet people? Australian manner expert Susan Wilson has suggested simply greeting people by looking them in the eye, smiling and saying hello.

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【1】Why did people stop using traditional greetings?

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【2】Who has used the elbow bump according to US Surgeon General Jerome Adams’s introduction?

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【3】What did Brad Hazzard advise people to do in place of shaking hands?

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【4】Which countries have suggested avoiding kissing each other on the cheek?

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【5】What will you do if you meet your close friend after reading the article?(答出一点即可)

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