全新版大學(xué)英語綜合教程第 3冊(cè)課后習(xí)題答案Unit1ChangesintheWayWeLiveTextATextOrganization(P11)PartOne(paragraphs1—3)Thewriterviewshislifeinthecountryasaself-reliantandsatisfyingone.PartTwo(paragraphsAr-7)Lifeinthecountryisgoodyetsometimesveryhard.PartThree(paragraphs8—11)Afterquittinghisjob,thewriter'incomewasreduced,butheandhisfamilywereabletomanagetogetby.PartFour(paragraphs12—15)Atoleranceforsolitudeandalotofenergyhavemadeitpossibleforthefamilytoenjoytheirlifeinthecountry.HappyMomentsandEvents1)growingnearlyalltheirfruitsandvegetables2)canoeing,picnicking,longbicyclerides,etc.3)keepingwarminsidethehouseinwinter4)writingfreelancearticles5)earningenoughmoneywhilemaintainingahappyfamilylifeHardships1)workinghardbothinwinterandinsummer2)harshenvironmentandweathercondition3)anxiousmomentsafterthewriterquithisjob4)cuttingbackondailyexpenses5)solitudeVocabulary1.Fillinthegapswithwordsorphrasesgiveninthebox.(P15)1)onbalance2)resist3)haul4)wicked5)川ustrated 6)budget7)lowering8)boundary9)involved 10)economic11)blasting12)justabout2.Nowusetheverbinbracketstoformanappropriatephrasalverbyouhavelearned

2)pickup4)getthrough6)turnin8)thinkupandcompletethesentencewithit.(P16)2)pickup4)getthrough6)turnin8)thinkup3)getby5)faceuptomakingupforRewriteeachsentencewiththewordorphraseinbrackets,keepingthesamemeaning.(P17)1)pursuedhismathematicalstudiesandtaughthimselfastronomy.2)oftengeneratemisleadingthoughts.3)attachgreatimportancetocombiningtheorywithpracticeinourwork.4)besuspectedofdoingeverythingformoney.5)beforehegetsthroughlife.Completethesentences,usingthewordsorphrasesinbrackets(P17)theirindooraprofit toinvestindevice theimprovement onaglobalscalestacked temptation neverdinedoutConfusableWords(P18)houseHomehomefamilyhouseholddoubtsuspecteddoubtedsuspectedsuspect4)cash 5)howsandwhys9)lower 10)search4)cash 5)howsandwhys9)lower 10)search1)rise 2)final 3)regular6)upped 7)yellowed8)bottledCloze1.Text-related(P20)1)getsby 2)temptation 3)getthrough4)improvements5)asidefrom6)suspect7)supplement 8)profit 9)stacking2.Theme-related(P21)1)replaced 2)consider3)quit4)world 5)tough 6)fuels7)provide 8)luxuries 9)balanceidealTranslationTranslatethesentencesintoEnglish(P21)1)Wehaveaproblemwiththecomputersystem,butIthinkitisfairlyminor.2)MyfatherdiedwhenIwastooyoungtoliveonmyown.Thepeopleofmyhometowntookoverresponsibilityformyupbringingatthatpoint.3)Thetoyshavetomeetstrict/toughsafetyrequirementsbeforetheycanbesoldtochildren.4)Radioandtelevisionhavesupplementedratherthanreplacedthenewspaperascarriersofnewsandopinion.5)Whenitcomestothismagazine,itis/carriesadigestofarticlesfrommanynewspapersandmagazinesaroundtheworld.TranslatethepassageintoEnglish(P21)Adecadeago,NancydidwhatsomanyAmericansdreamabout.Shequitanexecutivepositionandopened/setupahouseholddevicestoreinherneighborhood.PeoplelikeNancymadethedecisionprimarilyfortheimprovementinthequalityoftheirlives.But,torunabusinessonasmallscaleisbynomeansaneasyjob.Withouthersteadyincome,Nancyhadtocutbackonherdailyexpenses.Sometimesshedidnotevenhavethemoneytopaythepremiumsforthevariouskindsofinsurancesheneeded.Fortunately,throughherownhardwork,shehasnowgotthroughthemostdifficulttime.Sheisdeterminedtocontinuepursuinghervisionofabetterlife.Unit2Civil-RightsHeroesTEXTATEXTORGANIZATION(p41)1.PartOneParas1-5ItishightimetohonortheheroeswhohelpedliberateslavesbyforgingtheUndergroundRailroadintheearlycivil-rightsstrugglesinAmerica.PartTwoParas6-23Bycitingexamplestheauthorpraisestheexploitsofcivil-rightsheroeswhohelpedslavestraveltheUndergroundRailroadtofreedom.2.Story1(Paras6-10):Afterwinninghisownfreedomfromslavery,JohnParkerhelpedotherslavestoescapenorthtoCanadatogetfreedom.Story2(Paras11-15):Supportedbyastrongreligiousconviction,thewhitemanLeviCoffinhelpedblackslavestoescapeathugerisktohimself.Story3(Paras16-23):BytravelingtheUndergroundRailroad,JosiahHensonreachedhisdestinationandbecamefreeatlast.VOCABULARYI.1.(p44)1)decades2)historic3)imposed4)religious5)slender6)web7)bade8)site9)ontheside10)authorized11)terminal12)makethebestof2.(p45)1)wentthrough2)stoodupfor3)laiddown4)takeon5)let(us)down6)drawon7)fallinto8)passfor3.(p46)TheEuropeansarefullyconfidentthattheAmericanswillnotbeabletojustifytheirmeasurestoprotectthestrugglingAmericansteelindustry.Clintonis,intheeyesofJoeKlein,staffwriteroftheNewYorkerandauthorofTheNatural,themosttalentedpoliticianofhisgenerationandthemostcompelling.There'snotmuchyoucandoifpeoplearerealntentondestroyingthemselveswithdrugs.Adifferentexperienceoftheworldcouldforgeacompletelydifferentapproachtolife.Itisourconvictionthatcloningofhumanbeingsisboundtocausemanyethicalandsocialproblemsinthelongrun.4.(p47).Asfor,donotcompel,captureof,haveforgedAthugerisk,themission,shelterwhoabolished,Intheeyesof,racialII.WordswithMultipleMeaning(p47)1.I'tellyouinaminutehowIhaveattainedthegenuinesenseofbelonginginAmerica,butfirstletmehearaboutyourFrenchtrip.2.MostMcDonald'slookalmostthesameontheoutside,butactuallythereareabout16differentbasicdesigns..Loaningmoneyfromthebanksisbutoneofthemethodswecanusetogetthroughafinancialcrisis..Thissecondhandcarhasbeennothingbuttrouble;it 'salwaysbreakingdown.5.Inyourresumeyou'vementionedeverythingbutonevitalpoint.6.Ourtechnicianshavediscoveredasimplebuteffectivesolutiontotheproblem.7.Iamsorry,butIthinkyoushouldn'thavelingeredonovercoffeeandmissedthelastbus.8.Thebankruptcyofthecompanywasnotcausedbyevil,butbysimpleignorance.III.USAGE(p49)1.lonely 2.friendly3.weekly,monthly 4.lovely5.cowardly 6.kindly/saintly7.lively 8.motherlyCOMPREHENSIVEEXERCISESI.CLOZE(p50)1.1)forged 2)standup3)compelled 4)convictions5)mission 6)abolish7)intenton 8)risk9)Intheeyesof 10)threats2.1)assistance 2)involved3)estimated 4)coincidence5)emerged 6)referred7)numerous 8)stationed9)concern 10)captureII.TRANSLATION(p51)1.1)Thoughgreatlyaffectedbytheconsequencesoftheglobalfinancialcrisis,wearestillconfidentthatwecanfaceuptothechallengeandovercomethecrisis.2)Underthreatofconstantsandstorms,wewerecompelledtoleaveourcherishedvillageandmovetothenewsettlement.3)Accordingtoarecentonlinesurvey,alotofconsumerssaytheymaybemotivatedtoconsiderbuyingproductsshowninTVcommercials.4)Havingspottedatruckdriverdumpingcontaminatedwastealongsidetheriver,theoldmanreportedtothepoliceatonce.5)Somescientistsholdtothefirmconvictionthatpeoplewillcometolikegeneticallymodifiedcropssomedaysincetheycanincreaseyieldsandhelpcombathungeranddiseaseinthedevelopingworld.2.ShortlyafterheachievedfreedomHensonbecameintentonassistingassistedfugitiveslaves.HesecretlyreturnedtotheUnitedStatesfromCanadaseveraltimestohelpotherstotraveltheUndergroundRailroadtofreedom.OncesomeslavecatchersclosedinontheescapingslavesandHensonwhentheywereontherun.Hedisguisedthemandsuccessfullyavoidedcapture.LaterhebuiltasmallsettlementinDresden,Canadaforescapedslaves,settingupachapelandaschool.Heheldtotheconvictionthatslaverywouldbeabolished,andthedaywasboundtocomewhenracialdiscriminationnolongerexisted.Unit3SecurityTextATextOrganization(p69)I.PartsParagraphsMainIdeasPartOneParas1-3InAmerica,theeraofleavingthefrontdooronthelatchhasdrawntoaclose.PartTwoParas4-15Anewatmosphereoffearanddistrusthascreptintoeveryaspectofdailylife.Asaresult,securitydevices,invariedforms,areputtouse.PartThreeParas16-19Bylockingourfearsout,webecomeprisonersofourownmaking.1)Doorsarenotleftunlockedeitherincitiesorinruralareas.Dead-boltlocks,securitychains,electronicalarmsystemsandtripwiresarewidelyinuse.Suburbanfamilieshavesteelbarsbuiltinslidingglassdoors.Smallnoticeswarningagainstburglaryarecommonlyseenpastedonthewindowsofthemostpleasantofhomes.Accesscardsarerequiredofthosewhoworkwithmediumtolarge-sizecompanies.AirportsecurityuseselectronicX-rayequipmenttoguardagainstterrorism.Businessmenemploynewmachineslinkeduptotheirtelephonetohelpdeterminewhetherthecalleristellingliesornot.Suburbanhousewiveswearrapewhistlesontheirkeychains.LanguageFocusVocabulary(p72)1.1)threatens2)byasmallmargin3)civilize

4)closedup5)wandered7)withoutsomuchas8)sideways6)paste9)hookupto6)paste9)hookuptonarroweddown2)lookedbackon3)cutoff4)fitinto5)wear(theother)down6)liesin7)putup8)standfor1)AcertaingenewhichislikelytomakepeoplevulnerabletoasthmahasbeenfoundbyresearchersattheDepartmentofClinicalMedicineinOxford.2)Awardrobewithmirroreddoorshadtobebuiltinsoastomaketheirsmallbedroomlooklarger.3)TheNBCshow'sopeningshotsfeaturethespaceshuttleChallengerblowingupinJanuary1986—killingallsevencrew.4)Whentheteacherthreatenedtokeepthepupilsinafterschooltheywerequietedatonce.5)Energydifficultiesareamajorbarriertothecountry'seconomicgrowthduetothefactthatimportedoilhasabsorbed40%ofitsforeignexchange/becauseimportedoilhasabsorbed40%ofitsforeignexchange.1)lookedbackon,atmosphere,urbanlifeera,hookeduptothe,theelectronicthesuburb,asophisticated,system,analyze,makeerrorsII.Collocation(p75)1.away 2. inside/in3.forward/through 4. back5.off 6. home7.back,down 8. in,outIII.Usage(p76)1.Internetisnotsuchanunusualwordasitusedtobe..Mostmendonotlookunattractiveinthem..Wealthyassheis,sheisnotunconcernedbyhersuddenunemployment.

.Thisclaimisnotunrealisticinviewofasharpdecreaseinthecity'sviolentcrimes..Hispoorhealthisnotunrelatedtohisunhealthywayoflife.ComprehensiveExercises(p77)2.ruralI.Cloze2.rural3.era1.Statistics3.era4.stoodforonthelatchvulnerableonthelatchvulnerablebarrierselectronicreflection10.civilized2.tougherliableshiftelectriccautioussophisticatedthievesbreakchancessignsTranslation(p78).TheInternetischangingthewaypeoplelive,nomatterwhethertheyareinurbanorruralareas.barrierselectronicreflection10.civilized2.tougherliableshiftelectriccautioussophisticatedthievesbreakchancessignsTranslation(p78).TheInternetischangingthewaypeoplelive,nomatterwhethertheyareinurbanorruralareas..Medium-sizedandsmallcompaniesaremorevulnerabletothethreatoftheglobaleconomiccrisisthanlargeones..Withregardtoourtermpapers,theprofessoraskedustoanalyzethechartofunemploymentfirst,andthenprovidecriticalreflectionsonthenation"economicdevelopment..Itneveroccurredtohimthattheirteamwouldwinthebasketballmatchbyalargemargin..Lookingbackonmytwentyyears'teachinginhighschool,Iattributedmysuccesstopatience,talent,andtheconstantpursuitofknowledge.2.Itisalmostimpossibletokeepadeterminedburglarout.Allyoucandoisdiscouragehimforafewminutes,thusexposinghimtopolicepatrols.Commonsensetellsusthatlightingisabarriertocriminalactivity.Alightshouldbefixedinthetleavethdoorwayandswitchedonatnight.Makesure/assureyourselfthatyoudontleavethdooronthelatchifyouhappentobethelasttocomein.Ifyoudecidetobuyasophisticatedelectronicalarmsystem,besuretoaskforitssignsandputthemuponbothwindowsanddoors.Inadditionyoumayhaveithookeduptoapolicestation.Unit4WasEinsteinaSpaceAlien?TextATextOrganization(P.100)(P.100)PartsParagraphsMainIdeasPartOneParas.1-3Ayounghusbandandfather,AlbertEinsteinhadtoworkhardtosupporthisfamily.PartTwoParas.4-12Einsteinmadeastonishingachievementsinphysicsandthusrevolutionizedthefield.PartThreeParas.13-21Einsteindiscoverieswereattributabletohisimagination,questioning,disregardforauthority,powersofconcentration,andinterestinscience.PartFourParas.22-23Einsteinwasnotaspacealien.(P.100).Hefeltallthepressureandresponsibilityofanyyounghusbandandfather..Galison:IfEinsteinhadn 'tbeenborrp^alpiers9w5uldhavebeenwritteninsomeformbyothers.

.OtherphysicistslikeMaxPlanck,moreseniorandexperiencedthanEinstein,wereclosinginontheanswer,buthegottherefirst..Einsteinhimselfcreditedhisdiscoveriestoimaginationandquestioningmoresothanorthodoxintelligence..Hefailedinproducingaunifiedfieldtheory..Hisbrainlookedmuchlikeanyother.LanguageFocus(P.103)Vocabulary1.(P.104)1)accordingly 2)loose3)concentration4)stimulating5)fabric 6)ifanything7)reality 8)intuition9)trifle 10)attheturnofthecentury11)mess 12)undermine2.(P.105)2.(P.105)approveofslowdownapproveofslowdowntakeinsuckedintotakeinsuckedintoset…set…apartdozedoffcallforthstretchintocallforthstretchintokeepupwithbelieveinkeepupwithbelievein(P.105-106)ThebeautifulMalvernHillshaveprovidedinspirationformanyartistsandmusiciansoverthedecades.Muchofhissuccessiscreditedtohispowerofimagination.Theindustrialrevolutionwasfirmlybuiltonthefoundationsofanagriculturalrevolution.Alexanderwasdeterminednottomakeanycomplaintsinthepresenceofthenurse.September1939sawtheoutbreakoftheSecondWorldWar.(P.106)1)flaw,cametotheconclusion,wouldgetnowhere2)inarow,dozedoff,amessof3)outbreakof,hasundermined,hasstrainedCollocation(P.106-107).WithChristmasonlyaweekaway.Withhisphysicalconditionimprovingdaybyday.WithourGDPgrowingsteadily.Withalltheshopsclosed.withhereyesclosed.WiththefogliftingduringthenightUsage(P.107-108)like/asaslikelike/asas/likeaslikeasComprehensiveExercisesCloze(P.108-109)(A)cautioncametotheconclusionnevergetanywhereunderminingnotgive/careafigflawbeyondanydoubt8.foundation

9.remarkable/impressive10.imagination(B)1.extent2.inventionsbetmanagesvisioneventuallyachievementpovertyutilized10.BreakthroughII.Translation(P.109-110)(P.109).Thevolunteerssent/assignedbytheRedCrossdisinfected,withgreatcaution,thedrinkingwaterinthevillagesoastoavoidanoutbreakofplague..Einsteinspentmanyyearstryingtounifythetheoriesofelectromagnetismandgravitybutfailed..ProfessorWangreceived/wonthePresidentialAwardfrohisexcellenceinstimulatingstudents'creativeimagination.tapproveof.Asthereweresomemajordesignflaws,theboardofdirectorsdidneconomicstimuluspackage.tapproveof.Havingrealizedthatnobodycouldhelphim,Jordanfinallycametotheconclusionthathehadtofacerealityandmeetthechallengebyhimself.(P.110)Whatwasremarkableabout2005wasperhapsthattheUnitedNationsdeclaredit“TheWorldYearofPhysics"It.wasthe100thanniversaryofEinsteintheoryofrelativityandthe50thanniversaryofhisdeath.In1905Einsteinpublishedfivehighlyimportantessaysinthehistoryofscience,thusrevolutionizingphysics.Hisgreatachievementcanbecreditedtohisimpressivepowersofimagination,constantquestioning,andnotgivingafigforauthority.ItisbeyonddoubtthatEinsteinwasthegreatestscientistinthe20thcentury.Unit5GivingThanksTextATextOrganization(p145)1.PartsParagraphsMainIdeasPartOneParas.1-9OnThanksgivingDay1943,asayoungcoastguardsmanatsea,thewritercameupwiththeideaofexpressinghisgratitudetopeoplewhohadhelpedhimbefore.PartTwoParas.10-16Thewriterwrotethreethank-youletterstohisfather,theRev.Nelsonandhisgrandmother.PartThreeParas.17-23Thewritergotthreelettersinreply.PartFourParas.24-26Thewriterwisheseveryonetofindthegoodandpraiseit.2.CorrespondentsLettersSentLettersReceivedFatherThankshimforteachingthewriterfromboyhoodtolovebooksandreading.Tellsthewriterhowhe,asateacherandafatheraswell,feltcontentwithhis

ownson.TheRev.NelsonThankshimforhismorningschoolprayers.Tellsthewriterabouthisretirementcoupledwithself-doubt,andthereassurancebroughttohimbythewriter'sletter.GrandmotherThanksherforteachingthewriterhowtotellthetruth,toshareandtobeforgiving,andforhergoodcookingandhersprinklingthewriter'slifewithstardust.Expressesherlovinggratefulnesstohergrandson.LanguageFocusVocabulary(p149)LanguageFocusVocabulary(p149)1. 1)sprinkled3)reversed5)atsea7)statement9)insecret11)weep1)stretchouthopefor5)putaway7)gotto4)repay6)traditional8)longedfor10)unloaded12)underway2)makeout4)turns(it)over6)bringsbackgoabout1)Assuppliesoftraditionalfuelsdiminish,peopleareworkingtoincreasetheuseofsolarenergy.Weaccordhighprioritytomeetingthechallengesofeconomicandenvironmentaldevelopmentintheregion.Whileitistruethatchildrenoftodayareexposedtomoreinformationthanwerechildrenofthepast,itdoesnotfollowthattheyautomaticallybecomemoresophisticated.

4)SincesheborrowedthosebooksfromthelibraryshehasbeenimmersedinBritishhistoryandculture.5)EverythingchangedinaflashonJune1,2000whenhelostbothlegsinaserioustrafficaccident.4.1)mysincere,considerateof,withgratitude2)assembled,amidthe,inquestof3)wasmarvelous,hadundergone,swift,andtherest2.sickof4.confidentof2.sickof4.confidentof6.criticalof8.ashamedof1,fondof3.thoughtfulof5.consciousof7.guiltyofIII.Usage(p152)1.Toknowwhatpeoplereallythink,payregardtowhattheydo,ratherthanwhattheysay.2.Itiscooperation,ratherthanconflict,thatwillenableyoutoachieveyoursuccess.3.Annmadestudentsthinkforthemselvesratherthantellingthemwhattothink.4.IthinkI'llstayathomethiseveningratherthango/goingout.5.Mostpeoplearecontenttoletperfectdayshappenatrandomratherthanplan/planningforthem.ComprehensiveExercisesI.Cloze(p153)(A)1)atsea 2)Turning over3)reverse 4)gotto5)repay 6)gratitude7)assembled 8)immersed in9)unloading 10)swift(B)InsteadpossessionsInsteadpossessions3)richer 4)breath5)cherish 6)special7)specific 8)shining9)miracles 10)giftII.Translation(p154)1.1)Grandmatookitforgrantedthatfoodpriceswouldsoar,sosheboughtalotofrice.2)Icanquoteyouseveralinstancesofherdedicationtoscience.3)The1980ssawthestartoftheswiftdevelopmentofsomespecialeconomiczonesinChina.4)Tensionbetweenthetwocountriesstemmedinpartfromthelatestspyaffair.5)Peterhasworkedinalawfirmformanyyears.Youcanconsiderhavinghimasyourlawyertoactonyourbehalfwhenyouneedlegalhelp.2.AmidtheatmosphereofThanksgivingGeorgewasimmersedinthediarylefttohimbyhisfather,whodiedatseaafterhecompletedtwosuccessivetripsaroundtheworld.ThediarybroughtbackeverymomentGeorgehadspentwithhisfatherandmanyofthespecificthingshisfatherdidonhisbehalf.George'sfatherusedtoimpressonhimtheneedtoundergoallkindsofhardshipinquestofexcellence.Eventoday,GeorgestillremembershowhisfatherwouldquoteAesop'sfamoussaying"Gratitudeisthesignofnoblesouls"andtellhimtoaccordthegreatestimportancetoit.Unit6TheHumanTouchTextATextOrganization(P.173)(P.173).Shemadeuphermindtodiewhenthelastleaffell..Shedecidednottogiveupherlife..Behrman,akindneighbor,whowasawareofJohnsy'sstateofmind,riskeddeathtopaintthelastleafandsaveher..Becauseitwassoperfectthegirlsbothmistookitfortherealthing.(P.173)ScenesParagraphsCharactersEvents1Paras1-2Sue,JohnsySue'sroommateJohnsycaughtpneumonia.2Paras3-8thedoctor,SueThedoctortoldSuethatJohnsyneededastrongwilltoliveon.3Paras9-17Johnsy,SueJohnsydecidedthatshewoulddiewhenthe1lastivyleaffell.4Paras18-21Behrman,SueSuetoldBehrmanaboutJohnsy'sfancy.5Paras22-33Sue,JohnsyAsJohnsywasencouragedbythelastleafthatwouldn'tgiveintotheweather,herwilltolivereturned.6Paras34-37thedoctor,SueThedoctortoldSuethatJohnsywouldrecover,butBehrmancaughtpneumoniahimselfandhiscasewashopeless.7Paras38-39Sue,JohnsySuetoldJohnsythatBehrmanhadperformedakinddeedwithoutanythoughtofself.

LanguageFocus(P.176)Vocabulary(P.176)3)fancy4)nonsense5)clingto6)endure7)acute8)whistle9)mock10)subtracted1.1)masterpieces2)fragile11)Sin12)flutter/fluttering2.(P.177)gavein/gaveupfigureoutsizedupLanguageFocus(P.176)Vocabulary(P.176)3)fancy4)nonsense5)clingto6)endure7)acute8)whistle9)mock10)subtracted1.1)masterpieces2)fragile11)Sin12)flutter/fluttering2.(P.177)gavein/gaveupfigureoutsizedupwipedout5)pullingup7)situphearof/about3.(P.178))Illnessesusuallystandoutinchildhoodmemories.2)Accordingtothebulletin,AlbrightCollegenowoffersajointbachelor'sdegreeprograminenvironmentalstudiestogetherwithDukeUniversity.3)Thenewgovernmentislessoppressive,butviolencestillstalksthecountry.4)Thereisscarcelyanysurfacewaterinthedesert.5)Thedemandforchangeintheelectionlawissopersistentthatbothhouseshavepromisedtoconsiderit.4.(P.178)1)dreary,mingledwith,nottoexcess.amerry2)calledtous,inawhisper,intunewith,3)backward,waswetthrough,4)won'thearof,turnlooseyour.WordswithMultipleMeanings(P.179—180)HewenttoParisonbusinesslastmonth.ThetraintoBrusselsgoesat2:25p.m.Assoonastheyarrivedatthemeadow,theshepherdletthesheepgo.Wewentexploringtogetherinthemountains./Wewillgoexploringtogetherinthemountains.Let'sgoandhaveadrinkinthebar.Thestoreisgoingtocloseupsoon.7.SouthKoreanswentcrazywhentheirsoccerplayersbeattheSpanishteaminthequarterfinals.8.Whenthemothercameoutofthehouse,shefoundherchildrengone.III.Usage(P.180).alittlewhitewoodenhouse.long,curlyredhair.alargeoldroundtable.acheapIndianrestaurant.ahugecoolchocolateice-cream.rapidtechnologicaladvance.ahandsomeyoungChineseAmericanComprehensiveExercisesI.Cloze(P.181)(A)1.intune2.Scarcely3.inawhisper4.clingto5.Merry6.satup7.nonsense8.fancy9.sin10.masterpiece(B)1.mission2.involve3.jail4.not5.collect6.deliver7.beautiful8.vocation9.need10.smallII.Translation(P.182)(P.182)1)Theredhousestandsoutagainsttheoldtreesthatreachhighuptothesky.2)Thesalaryin/formynewjobisgreat,butfortherest,I 'mnotsatisfied.3)Thewatersofthetwostreamsminglenearourvillage.4)Weshouldnotmockatotherpeople'sreligiousbeliefs.5)Thecurtainsoftheroomarenotquiteintunewiththestyleofthefurniture.(P.182)Hereandthereweseeyoungartistswhostandoutfromotherpeople.Theymaybeinwornoutjeansalltheyearround,orwalkbarefoot/inbarefeeteveninwinter,ordrinktoexcess,orclingtothefancyofcreatingamasterpiecewithoutactuallydoinganycreativework.Infact,manyofthemactlikethisjusttolookthepart,ortobe"intunewith"otherartists.Theyhaveforgottenthatonlythroughpersistenteffortcanoneachievesuccess.Unit7MakingaLivingTextATextOrganization(P.201)1.(P.201)PartsParagraphsTimeoftheDayBill'sActivitiesPart1Paras1-earlymorningpreparationfortheday'sworkPart2Paras8-25earlytomid-morningonhiswaytoworkPart3Paras26-62latemorningandafternoondoor-to-doorsellingPart4Paras63-84evening

eatingafrozendinneranddoingsomepaperwork2.ParagraphsWhatiswrittenaboutBill spastParas.1-20hisdisability,hisschooling,andhishardstruggletomakealivingforhimselfPara.71hisbacksurgeryandthesellingofhishouseLanguageFocus(P.205)Vocabulary(P.205)1.1)disabled2)impatient3)solitary4)crushed5)feellike 6)lashed7)echoing 8)paused9)betrayed 10)laundry11)section 12)tilted1)caredfor3)waslaidupwith1)caredfor3)waslaidupwith5)kickedup7)drop…off2)hangon4)aregainingon6)wentoff8)straight