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主题语境练14　选择性必修第一册　UNIT 4 人际沟通 限时30分钟 阅读理解 A　(2023·抚州质检)　体裁:记叙文　主题语境:跨文化沟通　难度:★★★☆☆ 　　Rebecca Williams, 42, from Australia, has been doing dubbing (配音) work in Beijing for many years. When she was very young, she would unconsciously imitate other people􀆳s voices, not to make fun of them, but more out of habit. “My voice has always been very changeable, depending on who I􀆳m talking to,” she said. She never expected this habit to land her a dubbing job in China in the future. At 18, Williams was an exchange student at the University of the Nations in Hawaii, the US. Like most new adults, she was thinking about what to do with her life. Then, a group of exchange students from China visited the school. “They were sharing everyday life in China. As they were talking, something inside me got lit on fire,” she said. At that time, she realized her future would lie in China. After graduation, Williams came to China and got into dubbing by chance. At this point, she has dubbed for nearly 100 English teaching films, TV shows and movies. Williams has cooperated with the StarTimes. The StarTimes has a TV network in more than 30 African countries. Most of the TV shows she has dubbed for are shown in Africa. “I think it a really great way to bridge cultures, to allow people abroad to watch some of the plays that Chinese people watch, and have a better understanding of Chinese life, but in a language they can understand,” Williams said. Williams has lived in China for twenty years. She used to visit Australia once every two years. Luckily, there􀆳s no time difference between her hometown of Esperance and Beijing. And thanks to advanced mobile networks, she can just pick up her phone and video chat with her family whenever they feel like it. “That helps me a lot,” Williams said. Williams has become more and more at home in China and she sees China as her second hometown. 本文讲述澳大利亚人Rebecca Williams来到中国生活并从事配音工作的故事。 1.Why did Williams imitate other people􀆳s voices? A. It was her us