UNIT20

Questions	Unit 20̉pǂ݁Cȉ̖₢ɓȂB
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ai@@jɑ΂ďqcȐ̋Cɑ΂bi@@jC͎܂ȂB
2	(1)KpʁCqQ[gו揊܂ŕԂ͂悻ɂȂƍl邩BȂB	
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3	i@@@jɓK؂ȌȂBCreŎn܂PƂ邱ƁB
4	Why are mirrors often hung near elevators in tall buildings?
ADMirrors give people an opportunity to ensure they look appropriate.
CDMirrors make the overall experience of waiting more positive.
EDPeople tend to exaggerate the amount of time they are kept waiting.
GDSimply waiting for an elevator represents eoccupied timef.i@@j
5	i@A@jɓ̂ɍłK؂Ȃ̂IсCLœȂB
ADdownplays@@CDoverestimates@@EDrecalculates@@GDunderreportsi@@j
6	(2)̈Ӗɍł߂̂IсCLœȂB
ADbe treated as@@CDbe viewed through
EDcorrespond to@@GDmeasure up toi@@j
7	(3){ɖ󂵂ȂB
8	{̃^CgƂčłK؂Ȃ̂IсCLœȂB
ADAirports and Elevators: Similar Strategies, Different Results
CDLosing 37 Billion Hours Annually: Can the Country Cope with It?
EDReducing Waiting Times: Lessons to Be Learned
GDWhy Waiting May Be Torture: A Different Look at Linesi@@j


Summary	i@@j̕Ŏn܂P₢C{̗vȂB
@For @ip @@@@@j at airports, the wait for their baggage feels longer than the walk to baggage claim.  Doing something to Aio @@@@@j their time can make people feel the wait to be shorter.  Perception of Bif @@@@@j also has a great influence on our feelings about waiting.  Such knowledge about the psychology of waiting will make Cii @@@@@j delays more bearable.


Further Exercises	{̌E@Ɋւȉ̖₢ɓȂB
A	̌̈Ӗ\̂@`DIсCԍœȂB
(1)executive@@i@@j	(2)reduce@@i@@j
(3)frustration@@i@@j	(4)strategy@@i@@j
(5)magnify@@i@@j
@to make something smaller in amount or size
Athe feeling of disappointment as a result of being unable to achieve something
Ba plan of action intended to achieve something
Cto make something appear bigger than it really is
Da person who is in charge in a business

B	{̈Ӗɍ悤Ɂi@@ǰׂāCpȂB
(1)ȂɌāCȂ΂ȂƂȂ񂾂B
Why donft i you / do / and / face / reality j what is required?kl.1liLۑEj
Why donft	what is required?
(2)̓{́̕ČÓTwɏoĂ̂ƂȂ莗Ă܂B
This Japanese story is i appears / fairly / in / one / similar / that / to j Chinese classical literature.kl.20liّEj
This Japanese story is	Chinese classical literature.
(3)WFtCNɈԂĂقȂƂ́CĂ݂ɂ߂邱ƂB
Jeff, i I / last / the / thing / want / you j to do is to give up without trying.kl.39liEj
@Jeff, 	to do is to give up without trying.