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事的时候总要加上从前？开了一夏的花，终落得粉身碎骨，却还笑着说意义。Unit1
PassageA
3.1B2D3B4A5A
4.1elected
2minimum
3distinct
4responsibility
5pursue
6expoit
7restrict
8equip
9granted
10awarded
51atlarge
2onthebasisof
3insupportof
4applyfor
5isaimingat
61Atthemeeting,thescholarsraisedsomechallengingquestionsforthecity
government.
2Shehadtakenthemoneyoutofthejointaccountshehadwithherhusband.
3Theywillbegivenarangeoftopicstochoosefrom.
4Todothiskindofexperientneedsspecializedequipment.
5Learningtodrivewasawholenewventureforme.
71Anyoneovertheageof18iseligibletovote.
2Aformtoapplyforthesescholarshipsissentbytheuniversitytoeachstudent
beforethestartofeachsemester.
3Ontheadviceofmydoctor,Idecidedtgiveupsmoking.
4Theparkislocatedrightinthecenteroftown.
5Theuniversityprovidesallthematerialsandfacilitieswedesire.
81LuXunisoneofthegreatestwriterinChinaandoneoftheworld’soutstanding
menofletters.
2Mostgraduatestudentschoseliteratureastheirfieldofstudy,andtherest
madelinguisticstheirchoice.
3Peoplebuywhatkindofhousestoliveinonthebasisoftheirspecialneeds
andontheadviceforelevantexperts.
4ThesevirtualteachingfacilitiesenableoverseasstudentsfromAsiaandAfrica
tolearnaforeignlanguageinareal-lifesituationforaminimumofthreemonths.
5Studentsshouldcheckcarefullythattheyareeligibletojointhisclubbefore
makingtheirdecision,aseachofthemisrestrictedtoonlyonechoice.
PassageB
111BecauseaterribletragedytookplaceinAmericaonthemorningofSeptember
11th.
2Becausethestudentswillgettoknowmorepeoplewithdifferentbackgrounds,
culturesorbeliefs.
3Theuniversitybegantoenrolstudentsin1891.
4Heurgedthestudentstobegintheirjourneywithintellectualdiscovery.
5Open.
121B2D3A4A5B
131challenge
2hadtransformed
3engage
4occurred
5urged
6cancel
7prejudice
8foundation
9beliefs
10constructive
141restswith
2inrecognitionof
3infact
4providesfor
5keep---up
151Heknewinhisheartthattheywouldnevermeetagain.
2Hefinallyfeltthathewasontheroadtosuccessaftertheyagreedtopublish
hisfirstbook.
3Hestoppedtotakeasipofwaterandthenresumedspeaking.
4Thebigprojectengagesussomuchthatwecan’tmanagetotakeaholidaythis
year.
5Justaswateristhemostimportantofliquids,oxgenisthemostimportantofgases.
171return
2reconsider
3remain
4be
5were
181are---be
2was---were
3C
4is---be
5composes---compose
191---beabletowrite---
2were---
3---asifitwere---
4---indicateitssubject
5---benolongerthanonepage.
Unit2
PassageA
ial
ed„tof/learnedof
e
7.1Thepolicemanarebusyfillingoutformsabouttheaccident.
ofillupthefueltankbeforereturningthecar.
anttomakeacompliment,you’dbetterfollowthecorrectprocedure.
dn’thavefinishedtheexperimentsosoonwithoutJohn’shelp.
hestorm,thepeopleontheshoreanxiouslyscannedthelakeforanysign
oftheboat.
8.1Hehadjustbeenpromotedtovicepresidentofthecompanyandwasn’texpecting
anotherpromotioninsixmonths.
2Shortlyafterhegraduatedfromschool,hejumpedtoasatisfactoryjob.
3Mostcollegesanduniversitieshavetheirhomepages,enablingapplicantstoscan
fortheinformationavailableaboutuniversitytheywanttoapplyto.
4Withaclickofhermouse,shesubmittedherassignmenttothetutorandsoon
gotthereply.
5Byaccessingthewebsiteoftheuniversityshewasgoingtostudyin,shesaw
colorphotosoftheuniversity,includingadetailedmapoftheuniversitycampus.
PassageB
13.1stressed2distinguished3invest4matured5covered6soured7concept8balance
9discount10discipline
14.1paidoff2makeendsmeet3Tothisday4pickedup5thanksto
15.1.I’mnotsupposedtoletanyoneinwithoutanIDcard,butI’llmakeanexception
inyourcase.
earnedhislessonsfromthefailureandwon’trepeatthemistakes.
reatfaithinyourability---I’msureyou’llsucceed.
oughitwasraining,westillwentonwithourmatch.
ptofindmyselflyingonahospitalbed.
niversityofDenver.
rado.
eRockyMountains.
erwindow.
5Nextmonthwhenshegetshome.
6Shareallthehappinessandsadnesstheyarefeeling.
7Shefeelsalittlehomesick.
8IntheafternoononTuesday,December1st.
KeystoUnit3
Ex.3.1A2B3B4C5D
Ex.41attractive2fascination3statement4despite5items
6defineimage8concerned9belongings10necessities
Ex.51stepback2identified„with3dressingup4turnedto/lookedto5
feedoff
Ex.61fascination2victims3affect4means5consumption
Ex.7
1Weneedtocutdownonourfuelconsumptionbyhavingfewercarsontheroad.
einpowercostshasaddedtoourburden.
uldjudgebyyourself,andnotalwaysfollowyourbrother’slead.
irstyleisinfashionthisyear,butIamafraiditwillbeoutoffashion
nextyear.
atedtosufferfrommanyfailuresinourquestfortruth.
Ex.8
1.I’veneverstoppedtoquestionwhetherI’mfittobewhatmyparentswant
metobethoughI’vealwaysbeenlisteningtomyparents.
thingsonehasdoneareinfluencedbywhathishabits,his
personality,orhiswayoflifetellhimheneedstodoso.
eisaplacewhereyoucanworkwithprofessorsandscholars,soyou
canlearntobeanexpertinwhateverfieldyouwanttobeexploring.
ghIlooktomagazinesforfashion,Iamstillaffectedbythe
traditionaldressingstyle.
ehumannaturemakesuswanttolooknice,wefollowtheleadfashion
modelsgiveus.
Ex.10
,humanbeingshave
wanttobepopular,ore,they
,advertiserstake
hadvertisements,theytellpeoplewhatisnew,
whattheyshouldlooklike,whatiscool,nstantlystimulate
ally,peoplebecomevictimsof
advertisingevenwithoutrealizingit.
Ex.121D2B3D4D5B
Ex.131economic2estimated3measurable4inspired5maximize
6motivate7individual8distribute9concerning10abuses
Ex.141byname2ataglance3tothatend4speakfor5take„action
Ex.15
1Ifinditincreasinglydifficulttolivewithinmyincomes.
2ModernpoliticianstrytoreachouttoordinarypeopleintheirTVspeeches.
3Pupilsshouldbehelpedtoadoptapositiveattitudetolife.
4Everyoneinclassisexpectedtoparticipateinthesediscussions.
5Ifyoucommitacrimeyoumustexpecttobepunished.
Ex.16
1TheWallAdvertisingCouncil,//aprivate,non-profitorganization,//wasfounded
torallysupport//forWorldWarII-relatedefforts.
2TheAdCouncil’smission//istoidentify//aselectnumberofsignificantpublic
issues//andstimulateactiononthoseissues//throughcommunicationsprograms
//thatmakeameasurabledifference//inoursociety.
3In1995,//tomaximizetheimpactofallofthecampaigns,//TheAdCouncil’
sBoardofDirectors//votedunanimously//-yearinitiative//
tohelpAmericans//whocan’tspeakforthemselves—ourchildren.
4TheAdCouncil’spledge//istoremaincommittedandvigilant//inestablishing
afoothold//forpublicserviceadvertising//inarapidlychangingmedialandscape.
5Thesenewmessagesaredesigned//toinform,inspireandinvolveallAmericans
//toparticipateinactivities//thatwillstrengthenthenation//andhelpwin
thewaronterrorism.
Ex.171but2so3for4and5or
Ex.18
1Teethfascinatehim,soJackhasdecidedtobecomeadentist.
2Hewillrentasmallapartmentbyhimself,orhewillgetalargeplacewithafriend.
3Sincethe1840s,Americanwomenhadfoughtfortherighttovote,yettheydidnot
winthatrightuntil1920.
4Acuriouscrowdgatheredonthesidewalk,andlivemodelsdancedinthestorewindow.
5Theyarethebestpoolplayersontheblock,buttheycan’tbeatmycousinfrom
Cleveland.
Ex.19
1theyareinteresting,articulatepeople
2hesleepswithalightoninhisroom
3ItookthetestandgotanA
4Iwon’tweartheten-gallonhat
5wecanstaylateratthepark
Ex.10
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Unit4
PassageA
Ex1.
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Ex4.
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ction
Ex5.
d
Ex6.
ced
Ex7.
tedatthebusstopuntilthelastbuscamein.
eisanywaywecanbeofassistance,pleasedonothesitatetocontact
us.
ycrewdoesheneedtosailhisyacht?
edhernewbookthoughit’snotquiteasgoodasherlastone.
eforehaveImetsuchakindperson.
PassageB
Ex112.
1-5TFFTF
Ex13.
iation
d
Ex14.
ickoftime/intime
r/y
Ex15.
sloweddownandstoppedtoallowthepassengertogetonboard.
hiclesrolledby,butnooneofferedusaride.
getoffthegrass.
hiswaytothemarketplacerightafterwork,ashiswifehadasked
himtodo.
y,Stevedidn’tbreakanyboneswhenhefelloffhisbike.
Unit5
PassageA
Exercise3:
BADCA
Exercise4:
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Excise5:
eepinterestin
to
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Exercise6:
e
ce
te
oint
Exercise7:
toputasideoutemotionsandtakeitfromaprofessionalstandpoint.
ywassowonderfulthatIsoonlostmyselfintheexcitementofit.
n’tgotanyhobbies---unlessyoucallwatchingTVahobby.
thathegottheinformationfirst—handfromthemayorhimself.
oucan’tanswerthequestion,perhapswe'dbetterasksomeoneelse.
Exercise8:
wefindaproperwaytosteerdisabledpeopletowardsuccess?
’struethatshedidsomethingterriblebefore,butshewasalready
punishedforthatandshe’swillingtomakeitupforthat.
egetherewereperiodswhenIwashighlyfocusedonreadingdetective
stories,butformostofmycollegeyearsIreadawiderangeofbooksonnature.
isn'ttheonlyplacewhereyoucanexercisesoastokeepenergetic.
gmotivatedinyourstudycanleadtosuccess---unlessyourchoice
endsupadeadendforyourcareer.
Exercise12
BDBDA
Exercise13
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Exercise14
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Exercise15
passengerspitchedforwardbecausethebusdriverbrakedsharply.
reementwillbreakthroughtheobstaclestofreetrade.
iarrivedsoonafterIrangforit.
ntsalwayswaitedupformenomatterwhattimeIgothome.
etweenthetwocountriescompletelybrokedown,becauseneitherof
themwantedtogivein.
Exercise16
agraphisorganizedintimesequence.
Firstofall
Fivemonthsaftertheaccident
Thenextday
Bythefourthday
Afterthreemonths
Bytheendof1995
erofhisrecoveryprocessisasfollows:
Heaskedtobetakenofftherespiratorandmanagedjust10feeblebreaths.
Hetookafewmorebreaths.
Hewasabletobreathesevenminuteswithoutassistance.
Hecouldsustainhimselffor90minutesatatime.
Hewasabletogohome.
Exercise17
/whichIboughtatMacy’s
theMainStreetrealtyoffice
asbecomeanannualevent
ewillstudytoday
/thatwaswearingayellowshirt
Exercise18
tandingatthedoor
ownedbytheoldlady
oesthroughthecity
eonexhibitionnow
esnextdoor
Exercise19
,whichisafast-movinggame,oftenbecomesviolent.’
ats,whichareverywarm,arealsoveryexpensive.
her,whotooktoomuchtimepacking,missedthebus.
aughtatroutthatwasthelargestfisheverrecordedinIdaho.
hedandlookedthroughtheyearbookthatcontainedpicturesofour
schooldaystogether.
Exercise20
readmorebooks
gotoEnglandnextyear
glishiseasytolearn
uhaven’tgotthesequalification
buythenewcaratthisprice
Exercise21
,
ily
enjoycontinuedsuccessinyourfuture
studies.
Sincerely,
MikeHadley
Unit6
Lead-in
e
10preparation
PassageA
Exercise31.D,2.A,3.D,4.C,5.B
Exercise4:iewed
...s
...around
Exercise6
medal
—Hewasawardedamedalforhisheroicdeedofsavingadrowningchild.
—Britain’sOlympicteamreturnedfromLosAngeleswithfivegoldmedals,
11silverand21bronze.
airterminal
—Afreeshuttlebusrunsbetweentheairterminalandthetrainstation.
—Manypassengerswerestuckattheairterminalbuildingbecauseofthe
foggyweather。
merit
—Hemeritspromotionforhisexcellenceinleadershipandmanagement.
—Thecommitteewilldecidewhetherthecasemeritsmoreseriousattention.
routine
—Themusicbandplayedtheirroutinesineverycityacrossthenation.
—Theathleteperformedherboldanddifficultroutineswithperfectionin
thematch.
crisis
—Thesuddenriseinoilpriceshasledtoaneconomiccrisisinthecountry.
—Relationsbetweenthetwocountrieshavereachedthecrisispointafter
roundsoftalks
Exercise7
1．It’sadifficultjob,butI’dliketohaveashot.
2．Thisisabookaboutbusinesspracticeasopposedtotheory.
3．Socialactivitiesnevergetinthewayofherstudies.
4．Itwasnotuntil1911thatthefirstofthevitaminswasidentified.
5．Naturaldisastershaveobviouslycontributedtothecountry’seconomiccrisis.
Exercise8
1Fromthatmomenton,11-year-oldDanielwhoplayedtheleadingroleinthe“Harry
Potter”moviesrecognizedthathislifewouldneverbethesame.
2Hewasayoungmanwhobelievedthathewillfulfillhisdreamnomatterhowmany
difficultieslieintheway.
3Itwasn’tuntilhiswifewaskilledintheaccidentthatherealizedhowimportant
shehadbeeninhislife.
4Withfairytalebookinhand,IalwaysfeltIwasusheredintoaworldofbeauty
andpurity.
5Justasanathleteachievesperfectionbyrepeatedtrainingofafewactionsof
thelargerroutinedayafterday,agoodstudentshouldmakecontinuouseffortsto
improvehimselfonaregularbasis.
Exercise10
Nomatterhowmanyobstacleslieintheway,youcanreachyourgoalaslongasyou
don’strate,lookatthestoryofPaulWylie,an
okpartinthe1988CalgaryOlympicsand1991World
Championships,buthisperformancewassounimpressivethatafterthe’91World
mselfhadfrequentlythoughtof
retirement,,his
silvermedalatthe1992WinterOlympicGamesatthe
ageof27andbecameanOlympichero.
PassageB
Exercise12
1.B,2.C,3.B,4.D,5.C
Exercise13
yle
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f
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Exercise15
riageishappybutwe’vehadmanyupsanddowns.
achersofforeignlanguagesareinclinedtotalktoomuchthemselves
inclass.
ousactorkeepsfitbyworkingoutforanhoureverymorning.
longheart-to-hearttalkwithhim,hersuspicionmeltedaway.
novacanciesnow,butwe’llcertainlykeepyourapplicationinmind.
GeneralWriting:Participles
Exercise17
gtothestore,wegetourdailyexercise.
We,walkingtothestore,getourdailyexercise.
ngtogetenoughtoothpasteonmybrush,Isqueezedthetubeashard
asIcould.
I,managingtogetenoughtoothpasteonmybrush,squeezedthetubeashardasIcould.
aringhisremark,Iburstoutlaughing.
I,overhearinghisremark,burstoutlaughing.
ghisfeetintothestartingblocks,therunnerstaredstraightahead.
Therunner,settinghisfeetintothestartingblocks,staredstraightahead.
ullyweighingbagsoffruitandvegetables,theproduceclerkchatted
witheachcustomer.
Theproduceclerk,cheerfullyweighingbagsoffruitandvegetables,chattedwith
eachcustomer.
Unit7FamilyTies
Exercise3:1-5:AACDB
Exercise4:
Exercise5:ut
re
Exercise6:dously
Exercise7:
otregretwhathehadsaidbutfeltthathecouldhaveexpressedit
differently.
’illhavehisexambythen,sohe’
llbeabletogoonholidaywithus.
’sworkingonanewprojectwhichhastobefinishedbytheendoftheyear.
elettingususetheirlab,andinreturn,wearesharingwiththemthe
resultsofourresearch.
ingsasmakingandansweringtelephonecallstakeupmostofthesecretary’
stime.
Exercise8:
ehisillness,heisapillarofstrengthforourcompanyand
especiallyforthesalesdepartment.
erfeareddifficulties,becausesheknewthatnomatterwhat,her
parents’concernandlovewouldbethere.
idedtodropoutofschool,triedtoswayhimfrom
hisdecision,asanyresponsibleteacherwould.
rnedout,theChineseWomen’sVolleyballTeamwentontowinone
goldmedalafteranother,anexcitingeventforthewholecountry.
thereandyourgoalwillcertainlybeachieved.
Exercise12:1-5:FTTTT
Exercise13:
rly7.
grip
Exercise14:dforth
to
Exercise15:
ldtheirhouseandwentofftoliveinCanadawiththeirdaughter.
2.---Whatwillyoubedoingthistimenextweek?
---I’llbeworkingasusual.
ntelligentandhard-workingandbeforelonghetookovertheediting
ofthemagazine.
’tyouhateitwhensomeonehangsuponyoubeforeyoufinishspeaking?
rhorror,theroofoftheircaughtfire.
Exercise17
Exercise18:
Exercise19:
egreatlyimprovedyourwritingskill
thinkingofgettingadivorce
’tdrivethisway
asecret
slisteningtotheradio
Unit8
Ex3.1.B2.A3.D4.A5.C
6.
potential
d
ackof„terof
course
ngup
ted
uitofahealthierdiet,peopleareeatingmorefishthantheyused
to.
tohavetheroofrepairedbeforethebadweathersetsin.
easeisspreading,andallyoungchildrenareatrisk.
ormationistransmittedfromonecomputertoanotherthrougha
telephoneline.
moreoftenthannot.
Ex8.
dslikethishigh-techcompanyhasputinplacemanyfavorable
measurestoprotectagainstbraindrains.
rycomeswhenpaper-millsignoretheenvironmentalpollutionin
pursuitofprofits.
’svitallyimportantthatoneattendatest-preparationclassbefore
takingaTOEFLtestbutthiscannotbeaone-offeventifhereallywanttohavea
goodcommandofEnglish.
entialthreatshouldalwaysbeinthebackofadoctor’smindand
appropriatemeasuresshouldbetakeninnotimeonceemergencyarises.
nd,scienceandeducationarethekeystoaprosperouscountyand
thisisacontinualprocess.
Ex9.
sospreadthrough
youaredownloadingtheunlicensed
andpiratedsoftware,twarecan
seemharmlessenough,buttheycouldeasilybeharboringadangerousvirus.
Toprotectagainstcomputerviruses,weshouldbecarefulwhenopeningemail
lduseantivirussoftwareandupdate
ompanies,theyshouldnotonlytakemeasuresbyinvestingin
antivirussoftware,
theemployeesmaysuddenlybecomeawareofthevirusthreatwhenthethreatisthere,
isimportantthatcompaniesconstantlyeducatetheusersaboutthevirusthreatand
askthemtopracticesafecomputing.
Ex10.
Toprotectagainstcomputerviruses,companiesshoulddomorethaninvestin
antivirussoftwareonthedesktops,’struethat
antivirussoftware,updatedregularly,canprotectthecompanies’defencestoalarge
loyees,however,
theyareopeningunsolicitedattachmentsordownloadingunauthorizedsoftware,they
probablyareputtingthecompanyatrisk,fortheattachmentsandthesoftwarecould
ore,itisveryimportantthatcompanies
shouldconstantlyeducatetheiremployeesaboutthevirusandremindthemaboutwhat
wouldhappeniftheylettheirguarddown.