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2010-12-07

In the last paragraph the author recommends that

A.you forget about your nervousnes 
B.you feel natural and speak naturall
C.you may feel nervous, but appear naturall 
D.you may imagine yourself to be natura

参考答案

C

答案解析

【定位】题干已指明是最后一段。
【解析】最后一段指出“演讲时的最佳心理状态是保持一种从容不迫的紧张,其潜在的含义是“内紧外松”,既要重视发言这件事,有点紧张感.又要保持克制,显得放松 因此选C。
【点睛】理解的关键是an unselfconscious self-conscious—ness。self-consciousness意思是“忸怩,害羞”,unself-conscious意思是“不矫揉造作的,自然的”。这里的矛盾修辞格用得极为巧妙。下文还有illusion of being natural,也表明了某种矛盾:外表自然,但仅是假象。本题仅仅从否定前缀un一中都可以判断出正确答案。

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