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请结合例子谈谈应该如何看待语言运用的动态性。

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参考答案:承认语境变异,不持僵化态度,这是动态性原则。所谓语境变异,是指一个形式在不同的语境中意义或语用价值有所变化或存在差异。承认语境变异,即承认语境对形式的涵义或语值具有制约作用。二十世纪五十年代电影《白毛女》中,喜儿有这样的台词“有钱人结亲讲穿戴,我爹没钱不能买。”到了六十年代的舞剧《白毛女》中改成了“我爹钱少不能买。”把没钱改成钱少,显然是认为钱少有毛病:既然没钱,怎能给喜儿买“二尺红头绳”?这样简单的逻辑推论,很容易产生误导。其实,在特定的语境中,没钱的含义就是钱少和钱不够。

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       Do you want to improve your memory?Are you struggling to remember names and faces as you get

older?Try picking up the phone and speaking to someone.Scientists have found that holding a simple

conversation could be just as effective as playing popular 'braintraining' games that have reproduced a

multimillion pound industry.

      Researchers compared 36 studies on memory exercises performed between 1970 and 2007.Some

studies suggested both healthy older adults and those with mild cognitive impairment (轻度认知缺陷)

could remember words better after some memory training.

However,other studies found this improvement was matched by those who were asked to hold a

discussion about art.

     The finding that social interaction could be just as effective at keeping memory loss at bay comes after Age Concern warned more than a million people aged over 65 lived alone in their own homes.The charity warned solitary lifestyles were a 'silent epidemic (静默的流行病)'spreading through the nation quickly.

      Dr Martin said most people experienced a cognitive decline in old age.This can include memory loss

and inability to plan,pay close attention or perform tasks as quickly as before.The normal rate of decline

seems to speed up in some people,leading to a condition called mild cognitive impairment,which some

researchers see as a reason for developing mental diseases later in life.

      Although several studies have suggested that braintraining exercises could delay signs of cognitive

decline,the studies and the types of training have many different kinds.The findings do not mean that longer,more intense or different exercises might not be effective,but that those which have been reported thus far

have only limited effect.

      Dr Martin concluded researchers needed to improve the way they used their studies to eventually

determine ways of preventing cognitive decline in old age.

1.What is the main idea of Paragraph 1?

A.People should play more 'braintraining' games.

B.Training has a great effect on our health.

C.Having a conversation can improve memory

D.People have no ways to improve memory

2.What does the underlined word "solitary" probably mean?

A.Unhealthy.  

B.Alone.

C.Enjoying being alone. 

D.Lacking patience.

3.Mild cognitive impairment can cause people to ________.

A.have mental diseases

B.develop physical diseases

C.worry about the coming of old age

D.escape from the reality in life

4.What message can be implied in the passage?

A.Most people suffer from memory loss.

B.There are more social problems to be settled at present.

C.No one can prevent old age from coming.

D.Whether "braintraining" exercises have a great effect on memory is not sure.

5.The passage would be of great help to ________.

A.children 

B.housewives

C.elderly people 

D.badtempered people