Lesson70--72學習材料Lesson70Redfordanger危險的紅色Duringabullfight,a____________(醉漢)suddenlywanderedintothemiddleofthering.Thecrowdbegantoshout,butthedrunk________________(沒有意識到)thedanger.Thebullwasbusy________thematadoratthetime,butitsuddenly________________(看到)thedrunkwhowasshoutingruderemarksand__________(wave)aredcap.Apparently/__________(同義詞)sensitive_________criticism,thebullforgotallaboutthematadorand_____________(charge)atthedrunk.Thecrowdsuddenlygrewquiet.Thedrunk,however,seemedquitesure______himself.Whenthebullgotclosetohim,he__________(clumsy)steppedasidetoletitpass.Thecrowd__________________(爆發(fā)出歡呼聲)andthedrunkbowed.Bythistime,however,threemen_____________(come)intotheringandtheyquickly___________(drag)thedrunktosafety.Eventhebullseemedtofeelsorryforhim,forit

lookedon____________(sympathetic)untilthedrunkwasoutofthewaybeforeoncemore_____________(turn)itsattentiontothe

matador.DrunkThepolicechargedhimwithbeingdrunkanddisorderly.___________________Thestudentsarejustdrunkfromsingingtheschool'sfightsong.________________Getdrunk__________WanderTheriverwandersthroughsomebeautifulcountry.___________Hismindwandersattimes.___________Itisawonderthathecametoschoolontimethismorning.__________Thisnewmedicinehasdone/workedwondersformyheadache.____________It'snowonderthathedidn'twanttogo._____________aware--_____________n.--unaware______________He

\o"kneel"knelt

bymy

\o"bed"bed,watchingmeuntilI

becameaware

ofthesoundofhis

\o"breathe"breathing.________Thisincidenthasarousedpublicawarenessoftheeconomiccrisis.___________RemarkTheguidetoldustoremarkthemanytreesthatgrewalongtheforesttrail.___________Heremarkedthathewouldbeabsentthenextday.___________Andersonleftthetable,remarkingthathehadsomeworktodo.__________tosaysomething,especiallyaboutsomethingyouhavejustnoticedThechildrenkeptinterruptingandmakingruderemarks._____________It’saremarkableachievementforthecompany.___________\o"unusual"unusual

or

\o"surprising"surprising

andtherefore

\o"deserving"deserving

attentionor

\o"praise"praiseapparent--obviousapparently--obviously顯而易見，她無意改變自己的主意。______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________criticismn.---___________n.(評論家；批評家)---_________________v.---______________adj.(批評的；挑剔的；決定性的；).Sheviewedthefindingswithacriticaleye.____________Weareatacriticaltimeinhistory.________________Haveyoureadthearticlewrittenbythatfamouscritic?______________Wouldyouliketoreadandcriticizemynewnovel?_____________ChargeBBCchargedadvertisers235,000dollarsaminute.______________Hewasarrestedonachargeofarmedrobbery._____________Thenurseisinchargeofthepatients.______________Anelectron(電子)hasanegativecharge,aproton（質(zhì)子）hasapositivecharge.____________Lesson71Afamousclock一個著名的大鐘WhenyouvisitLondon,oneofthefirstthingsyouwillsee_______BigBen,thefamousclock________canbeheardallovertheworld________theB.B.C.IftheHousesofParliamenthadnotbeenburneddownin1834,thegreatclockwouldnever_____________(erect).BigBentakesitsname________sirBenjaminHall__________wasresponsibleforthem__________(make)oftheclockwhenthenewHousesofParliament_________(build).Itisnotonlyofimmensesize,______isextremelyaccurateaswell._________(official)fromGreenwichObservatoryhavetheclock__________(check)twiceaday.OntheB.B.C.youcanheartheclockwhenitis__________(actual)strikingbecausemicrophonesareconnected_______theclocktower.BigBenhas__________(rare)gonewrong.Once,however,itfailedtogivethecorrecttime.Apainter

whohadbeenworkingonthetower_____________(hang)apotofpaintononeofthe__________(hand)andsloweditdown!immense[?'mens]

;enormous[?'n?:m?s]

;massive;huge·這組詞的共同意思是“大的”。huge指超越一定標準大的事物的體積或容量,用在比喻中形容抽象事物,指某事嚴重或急需解決;enormous指“大”到令人吃驚、甚至不相稱的程度,也常形容抽象事物的嚴肅性、迫切性;immense不強調(diào)重量,只強調(diào)體積、數(shù)量或程度等超過一般標準;massive通常指大而重的物體,但也修飾抽象的概念如力量、結(jié)果等;vast用以指范圍、數(shù)量,但著重指面積,而不涉及重量或體積.StrikeShefellheavily,strikingherheadagainstthesideoftheboat.__________In

\o"anger"anger,he

struck

thewallwithaclenchedfist.____________My

\o"mother"mother

wasalwaysaskingquestions,andit

struck

meas

\o"odd"odd

thatshedidn'taskoneonthisoccasion._______Thetransportworkers’striketurnedintoaseriousdamageontheeconomy.__________Lesson72AcarcalledBluebird“藍鳥”汽車Thegreat_________(race)driver,SirMalcolmCampbell,wasthefirstman__________(drive)atover300milesperhour.HesetupanewworldrecordinSeptember1935atBonnevilleSaltFlats,Utah.Bluebird,thecarhe_________(drive),hadbeen___________(special)builtforhim.Itwasover30feetinlengthandhada2,500-horsepowerengine.AlthoughCampbellreachedaspeedofover304milesperhour,hehadgreatdifficultyin_______________(control)thecarbecauseatyre________(burst)duringthefirstrun.Afterhisattempt,Campbellwas____________(disappoint)tolearnthathisaveragespeedhadbeen299milesperhour.However,afewdayslater,hewastoldthatamistakehadbeenmade.Hisaveragespeedhadbeen301milesperhour.Sincethattime,racingdrivershavereachedspeedsover600mites_____hour.____________(follow)inhisfather'sfootstepsmanyyearslater,SirMalcolm'sson,Donald,alsosetupaworldrecord.Likehisfather,hewasdrivingacar__________(call)Bluebird.BurstThe

pipes

had

burst

andthehousewasundertwofeetofwater.__________It'sagameinwhichchildrentryto

burst

\o"balloon"balloons

bysittingonthem.____________Hetooka

\o"deep"deep

\o