PassageAPassageBReturntoMenuUnit6第1頁P(yáng)assageAThinkAboutItReadAboutItTalkAboutItWriteAboutIt第2頁1. Whatattractsyoumostwhenyouvisitanewplace?(Open).Thepeople,thescenery,thearchitectures...Reference:第3頁2. Doyouthink,consciouslyorunconsciously,thatsomeculturesaresuperiororinferiortoothers?Why?Nocultureissuperiororinferiortoanyothercultureatallbecauseeachculturehasitsownuniquefeatures.Reference:第4頁3. Canweunderstandaculturethroughmediachannelsinsteadoflearningthingsinperson?Stateyourreasonsineithercase.Yes.Wecanlearnalotaboutaculturethroughbooks,movies,TVprograms...No.Ifyoudon’texperiencethingsinpersonyoucanneverreallyunderstandaculture.Reference:第5頁ReadAboutItLanguagePointsContentAwarenessLanguageFocus第6頁TheWomanTaxiDriverInCairo

HernameisNagat. IfirstsawheroutsideCairo’sairportterminal.Awomantaxidriver—theonlywoman,forthatmatter,amongalargecrowdofhermalecounterparts. Doyouknowwhatitisliketoarriveinastrangecityinthemiddleofthenight?Nobody,notevenarayofsunshineisheretogreetyou.WhenIwalkoutoftheterminal,Iamfacingthecrowdoftaxidriversmillingaboutinfrontofeveryairporttheworldover.HereinCairo,itislargeandnoisy.“Taxi!”“Youwanttaxi?”Ihearallroundme.第7頁Ifeelafirmhandholdingmyleftarm.“Youwanttaxi,followme,”thewomansays.Shedoesn’task,shesimplypullsmethroughthecrowd.Ifollowherwillingly.Thereisthismomentwhenatourist,particularlyawoman,simplyhastotrustsomeone.Westopataworncar.Ithasseenabetterday,therearequiteafewscrapesonitsbody,thetiresarebaldandthereisacrackinthewindshield.Butitisacarforhire,andthewomanwillpersonallydriveme.Ibreatheasighofreliefwhensheputsmybagintothetrunk,locksitandgetsbehindthewheel.“Iwilldriveyou,don’tworry,”shesays.Nagat,asshenowexplainstome,worksasataxidriverseveraldaysandnightsaweek.Shehasanotherjob,workinginanoffice,butdetailsofitremainvague.Thelittleoldcarisnothers;itbelongstoabossfromwhomsheinturnrentsitwhenevershecan.Shehasbeenadrivereversinceherhusbanddiedsometenyearsearlierandleftherwithtwoteenagekidsandherparentstosupport.第8頁SheknowseverynookandcrannyinandaroundCairo—noeasyfeat.Cairowithitscomplexsystemofstreetsandlanes,itsquartersandmarketsislikealabyrinthinventedbyancientstorytellers.Hundredsofmosques—manyofwhicharemasterpiecesofIslamicarchitecture,oldneighborhoodswithhousesboxedtogether,hugeapartmentbuildingsontheoutskirtsandtheNilecalmlyrunningthroughit;allarepartofthisovercrowdedcity.Withamildsenseofhumoraroundadeepcoreofunderstandingofhumannature,Nagattakescontrolofmysightseeingschedule.Everymorningpunctuallyatnineo’clock,Icandependonseeinghershort,solidframeoutsidethehotellobby,herroundfaceturningintoabigsmileassoonassheseesmecomingdownthestairs.Mosteveryday,shewearsanearthtone-coloredJellaba.Hermovementsareenergeticandshedoesn’twasteanytime.Herdeterminedapproachseemstohavegrownonabedofeconomy,onthenecessitytogetasmuchdoneasshepossiblycan.第9頁Whatbecomescleartomesoonasshedrivesmefrommuseumtopyramid,fromonepartoftowntotheopposite,isthis:sheisatrueexceptionhere.Whereverwestop,beitforacupofteaduringabreakoruponarrivingatahistoricalsitewherehermalecolleaguesgatherintheparkingarea—everywhere,sheisbeingnoticed.Menwalkuptoherinthecarwithquestioningfaces.Asshetellsme,theyallhaveonequestionfirstofall:“Areyouataxidriver?”Shethenexplainsinafewshortsentences,andIseethemen’sfacessoften,smileandrespectfullyandkindlychatwithher.Thisscenerepeatsitselfoverandoveragain.Igetthesensethatsheinvitesgoodwillfromthepeopleshemeets.第10頁Nagatisproudandindependent.Oneday,asIfindherwaitingoutsideamuseum,sheisjusttakingasparetireoutofthetrunkofthetaxi.Oneofthebaldtireshadfinallygoneflat,andshewasgoingtochangeitherself.Severalcuriouspeoplegatheraroundherandshereceivesoffersofhelp—butno,shewantsnopartofthat.Inherefficient,deliberatemanner,shechangesthetire,andhavingdoneso,washesherhandswithbottledwater,getsinthetaxiandasks“Wheretonow?”ShouldyoufindyourselfatCairo’sairport,lookforNagatoutsidetheinternationalarrivalhall.Ifyouarelucky,youwillhaveachancetoseeCairothroughtheeyesofawomantaxidriver.第11頁forthatmatter— aphraseusedtoshowthatastatementistrueinanothersituationorcanalsorefertoanotherpersonExamplesI’mgoingtoquitsmoking,andsoshouldyouforthatmatter.Yououghtn’ttohavespokenlikethattoBernard’sfriends,ortoanybodyforthatmatter.第12頁counterpart

n.— apersonorthingwhichhasthesamepurposeasanotheroneinadifferentplaceororganizationExamplesThePrimeMinisteristomeethisEuropeancounterpartstodiscussthewaragainstdrugs.Alotofworkshouldbedonebeforethechairmanholdstalkswithhiscounterpart.第13頁millabout/around

— tomoveaboutinadisorderlyorconfusedwayExampleCrazyideasmilledaroundinhismind.mill

n.— amachinetocrushcorn,grain,etc.intoflourExampleThevillage’sgrainmill,thoughmorethan50yearsold,isstillinuse.第14頁relief

n.— afeelingofhappinessthatsomethingunpleasanthasnothappenedorhasendedExamplesShebreathedasighofreliefwhenshefoundoutshehadpassedherexams.ItwassucharelieftohearthatGlensurvivedtheaccident.relieve

v.— tomakesomethingunpleasantlessstrongExampleThegoodnewsrelievedmyanxiety.第15頁nook(s)andcranny(ies)— smallspaces,sub-divisionsinalocation,building,etc.ExamplesThechildrensearchedeverynookandcrannythatmightharborafrog.EverynookandcrannyofthispeacefulhouseheldsweetmemoriesofRebecca.第16頁core

n.— thecentralpartofsomethingExamplesTheearth’scoreisahot,moltenmixofironandnickel.Thebasiclackofgovernmentfundingisthecoreoftheproblem.core

v.— toremovethecorefromExamplePeelandcorethepearsbeforeservingthem.第17頁punctually

adv.— thecentralpartofsomethingExampleThemeetingstartedpunctuallyat10:00a.m.punctual

adj.— arriving,doingsomethingorhappeningattheexpected,correcttimeExamplesThemeetingwaspunctualbuttheattendantswerenot.Ourmanagerisknownasaverypunctualperson.punctuality

n.— beingpunctualExampleTheprofessordoesexpectpunctualityfromhisstudents.第18頁approach

v.— 1)todealwith(sth)ExampleWeneedtofindthebestwayofapproachingthisproblem.— 2)tocomenear(er)ExampleThetotalamountraisedsofarisapproaching$1000.approach

n.— theactofgettingnearer;awayormethodofdoingsomethingExamplesTheapproachofChristmashasbroughtaboutashoppingboom.Weneedtoadoptadifferentapproachtothisproblem.第19頁economy

n.— theintentionalsavingofmoney;orthesavingoftime,energy,words,etc.ExamplesThenewmachinescanworkwithgreaterspeedandeconomy.Hemingwayisknownforhiseconomyofwords.第20頁soften

v.— to(causeto)becomesoft,gentle,lessstiff,orlesssevereExampleYoucansoftenthebutterbywarmingitgently.ExamplePutaspoonfuloffabricsoftenerintothewashingmachinebeforeyourinsetheclothes.softness

n.— beingsoftExampleOurfabricsarecarefullyselectedfortheirsoftness,toensuretheywon’tirritateababy’sskin.softener

n.— asubstanceusedtomakesomethingsoft第21頁spare

adj.— notbeingused,orextratowhatisusuallyneededExamplesHedidn’thaveasparetirewhenhehadaflatyesterday.Fortunatelyshehadasparekeyhiddenoverthedoortoletherin.第22頁efficient

adj.— workingoroperatingquicklyandeffectivelyinanorganizedwayExamplesThecity’stransportsystemisoneofthemostefficientinEurope.Weneedanefficientsecretarywhocanorganizetheofficeandmakeitrunsmoothly.第23頁deliberate

adj.— 1)(oftenofsthbad)intentionalorplannedExampleThecarcrashwasn’tanaccident;itwasadeliberateattempttokillthewitness.ExampleFromherslow,deliberatespeechIguessedshemustbedrunk.deliberately

adv.— inanintentionalwayExampleI’msurehesaysthesethingsdeliberatelytoannoyme.— 2)slowlyandusuallycarefullydeliberation

n.— anactorprocessofdoingsomethingintentionallyorthoughtfullyExampleSlowlyandwithdeliberationsheturnedtoJackandtoldhimtogetout.第24頁Ithasseenabetterday,...Paraphrase

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Itisnolongeringoodcondition,...第25頁Herdeterminedapproachseemstohavegrownonabedofeconomy,onthenecessitytogetasmuchdoneasshepossiblycan.Paraphrase

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Herdeterminedmannerseemstohaveresultedfromeconomicneedsandthenecessitytoaccomplishasmuchaspossible.第26頁Sheisatrueexceptionhere.Paraphrase

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Sheisquitedifferentfromothertaxidriversinthisplace.第27頁Igetthesensethatsheinvitesgoodwillfromthepeopleshemeets.Paraphrase

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Ihaveafeelingthatsheinvokesafriendlyreactionfromthepeopleshemeets.第28頁Readandthink

Exercise2Exercise3Exercise4ContentAwareness第29頁Ex.2 Workinpairstoperformthefollowingtasks.1. Answerthefollowingquestions. 1)WhendidtheauthorarriveinCairo?

_______________________________Atmidnight.第30頁Ex.2 Workinpairstoperformthefollowingtasks.1. Answerthefollowingquestions. 2)Whowastheauthortravelingwith?

_______________________________Shewastravelingalone.第31頁Ex.2 Workinpairstoperformthefollowingtasks.1. Answerthefollowingquestions. 3)What’stheauthor’sfirstimpressionofCairo?

_______________________________Itwascrowded,large,noisy,…第32頁Ex.2 Workinpairstoperformthefollowingtasks.2. UseappropriateadjectivestodescribethisspecialwomandriverinCairo,andstatereasons.AdjectivesReasonsfirmShedoesn’task,andsimplypullstheauthorthroughthecrowd.Shetakescontrolofhersightseeingschedule.

Sample:第33頁Ex.2 Workinpairstoperformthefollowingtasks.2. UseappropriateadjectivestodescribethisspecialwomandriverinCairo,andstatereasons.AdjectivesReasonsfirmShedoesn’task,andsimplypullstheauthorthroughthecrowd.Shetakescontrolofhersightseeingschedule.

第34頁Ex.2 Workinpairstoperformthefollowingtasks.2. UseappropriateadjectivestodescribethisspecialwomandriverinCairo,andstatereasons.AdjectivesReasonsfirmShedoesn’task,andsimplypullstheauthorthroughthecrowd.Shetakescontrolofhersightseeingschedule.

independent第35頁Ex.2 Workinpairstoperformthefollowingtasks.2. UseappropriateadjectivestodescribethisspecialwomandriverinCairo,andstatereasons.AdjectivesReasonsfirmShedoesn’task,andsimplypullstheauthorthroughthecrowd.Shetakescontrolofhersightseeingschedule.

independentShesupportshertwoteenagekidsandparentsonherown.第36頁Ex.2 Workinpairstoperformthefollowingtasks.2. UseappropriateadjectivestodescribethisspecialwomandriverinCairo,andstatereasons.AdjectivesReasonsfirmShedoesn’task,andsimplypullstheauthorthroughthecrowd.Shetakescontrolofhersightseeingschedule.

independentShesupportshertwoteenagekidsandparentsonherown.capable第37頁Ex.2 Workinpairstoperformthefollowingtasks.2. UseappropriateadjectivestodescribethisspecialwomandriverinCairo,andstatereasons.AdjectivesReasonsfirmShedoesn’task,andsimplypullstheauthorthroughthecrowd.Shetakescontrolofhersightseeingschedule.

independentShesupportshertwoteenagekidsandparentsonherown.capableSheknowseverynookandcrannyinandaroundCairo.第38頁Ex.2 Workinpairstoperformthefollowingtasks.2. UseappropriateadjectivestodescribethisspecialwomandriverinCairo,andstatereasons.AdjectivesReasonsfirmShedoesn’task,andsimplypullstheauthorthroughthecrowd.Shetakescontrolofhersightseeingschedule.

independentShesupportshertwoteenagekidsandparentsonherown.capableSheknowseverynookandcrannyinandaroundCairo.exceptional第39頁Ex.2 Workinpairstoperformthefollowingtasks.2. UseappropriateadjectivestodescribethisspecialwomandriverinCairo,andstatereasons.AdjectivesReasonsfirmShedoesn’task,andsimplypullstheauthorthroughthecrowd.Shetakescontrolofhersightseeingschedule.

independentShesupportshertwoteenagekidsandparentsonherown.capableSheknowseverynookandcrannyinandaroundCairo.exceptionalSheistheonlywomantaxidriveramongalargecrowdofhermalecounterparts.第40頁Ex.2 Workinpairstoperformthefollowingtasks.2. UseappropriateadjectivestodescribethisspecialwomandriverinCairo,andstatereasons.AdjectivesReasonsfirmShedoesn’task,andsimplypullstheauthorthroughthecrowd.Shetakescontrolofhersightseeingschedule.

independentShesupportshertwoteenagekidsandparentsonherown.capableSheknowseverynookandcrannyinandaroundCairo.exceptionalSheistheonlywomantaxidriveramongalargecrowdofhermalecounterparts.proud第41頁Ex.2 Workinpairstoperformthefollowingtasks.2. UseappropriateadjectivestodescribethisspecialwomandriverinCairo,andstatereasons.AdjectivesReasonsfirmShedoesn’task,andsimplypullstheauthorthroughthecrowd.Shetakescontrolofhersightseeingschedule.

independentShesupportshertwoteenagekidsandparentsonherown.capableSheknowseverynookandcrannyinandaroundCairo.exceptionalSheistheonlywomantaxidriveramongalargecrowdofhermalecounterparts.proudSherefusedtoaccepthelpinchangingatire.第42頁Ex.3 Findoutmoresupportingdetailsinthepassageforthefollowingstatements,especiallytheunderlinedparts.1Westopataworncar.(Para.4)

Ithasseenabetterday.

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_________________________________________________Therearequiteafewscrapesonitsbody.Thetiresarebald.Thereisacrackinthewindshield.第43頁Ex.3 Findoutmoresupportingdetailsinthepassageforthefollowingstatements,especiallytheunderlinedparts.2SheknowseverynookandcrannyinandaroundCairo—noeasyfeat.(Para.6)

Cairowithitscomplexsystemofstreetsandlanes,itsquartersandmarketsislikealabyrinthinventedbyancientstorytellers.

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_________________________________________________Therearehundredsofmosques.Thehousesintheoldneighborhoodsareboxedtogether.Hugeapartmentbuildingsspreadoutontheoutskirts.TheNileiscalmlyrunningthroughthecity.Thecityisovercrowded.第44頁Ex.3 Findoutmoresupportingdetailsinthepassageforthefollowingstatements,especiallytheunderlinedparts.3Sheisatrueexceptionhere.(Para.8)

Everywhere,sheisbeingnoticed.

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_________________________________________________Menwalkuptoherwithquestioningfaceandaskwhethersheisataxidriver.Menwouldsmileandrespectfullyandkindlychatwithher.Sheinvitesgoodwillfromthepeopleshemeets.第45頁Ex.4 Fillineachoftheblankswithanappropriateword.Arrivingaloneinanewcitylateatnightcanbeadifficulte__________andevenmoresoifitisinaforeigncountrywithaforeignc_______.Herethewriter,herselfawoman,remembersherluckinmeetingNagat,oneofthefeww_______taxidriversinCairo.Duringhers_____inthecityNagatbecameherdriverandguidetakinghertovisitmanyofthei__________sightssuchasmosques,museumsandthep_______.Alongthewaythewriterwasdeeplyi__________byNagat’sfriendliness,determination,effectivenessandi____________.Checkup第46頁Ex.4 Fillineachoftheblankswithanappropriateword.Arrivingaloneinanewcitylateatnightcanbeadifficulte__________andevenmoresoifitisinaforeigncountrywithaforeignc_______.Herethewriter,herselfawoman,remembersherluckinmeetingNagat,oneofthefeww_______taxidriversinCairo.Duringhers_____inthecityNagatbecameherdriverandguidetakinghertovisitmanyofthei__________sightssuchasmosques,museumsandthep_______.Alongthewaythewriterwasdeeplyi__________byNagat’sfriendliness,determination,effectivenessandi____________.experience第47頁Ex.4 Fillineachoftheblankswithanappropriateword.Arrivingaloneinanewcitylateatnightcanbeadifficulte__________andevenmoresoifitisinaforeigncountrywithaforeignc_______.Herethewriter,herselfawoman,remembersherluckinmeetingNagat,oneofthefeww_______taxidriversinCairo.Duringhers_____inthecityNagatbecameherdriverandguidetakinghertovisitmanyofthei__________sightssuchasmosques,museumsandthep_______.Alongthewaythewriterwasdeeplyi__________byNagat’sfriendliness,determination,effectivenessandi____________.experienceculture第48頁Ex.4 Fillineachoftheblankswithanappropriateword.Arrivingaloneinanewcitylateatnightcanbeadifficulte__________andevenmoresoifitisinaforeigncountrywithaforeignc_______.Herethewriter,herselfawoman,remembersherluckinmeetingNagat,oneofthefeww_______taxidriversinCairo.Duringhers_____inthecityNagatbecameherdriverandguidetakinghertovisitmanyofthei__________sightssuchasmosques,museumsandthep_______.Alongthewaythewriterwasdeeplyi__________byNagat’sfriendliness,determination,effectivenessandi____________.experienceculturewomen第49頁Ex.4 Fillineachoftheblankswithanappropriateword.Arrivingaloneinanewcitylateatnightcanbeadifficulte__________andevenmoresoifitisinaforeigncountrywithaforeignc_______.Herethewriter,herselfawoman,remembersherluckinmeetingNagat,oneofthefeww_______taxidriversinCairo.Duringhers_____inthecityNagatbecameherdriverandguidetakinghertovisitmanyofthei__________sightssuchasmosques,museumsandthep_______.Alongthewaythewriterwasdeeplyi__________byNagat’sfriendliness,determination,effectivenessandi____________.experienceculturewomenstay第50頁Ex.4 Fillineachoftheblankswithanappropriateword.Arrivingaloneinanewcitylateatnightcanbeadifficulte__________andevenmoresoifitisinaforeigncountrywithaforeignc_______.Herethewriter,herselfawoman,remembersherluckinmeetingNagat,oneofthefeww_______taxidriversinCairo.Duringhers_____inthecityNagatbecameherdriverandguidetakinghertovisitmanyofthei__________sightssuchasmosques,museumsandthep_______.Alongthewaythewriterwasdeeplyi__________byNagat’sfriendliness,determination,effectivenessandi____________.experienceculturewomenstayimpressive第51頁Ex.4 Fillineachoftheblankswithanappropriateword.Arrivingaloneinanewcitylateatnightcanbeadifficulte__________andevenmoresoifitisinaforeigncountrywithaforeignc_______.Herethewriter,herselfawoman,remembersherluckinmeetingNagat,oneofthefeww_______taxidriversinCairo.Duringhers_____inthecityNagatbecameherdriverandguidetakinghertovisitmanyofthei__________sightssuchasmosques,museumsandthep_______.Alongthewaythewriterwasdeeplyi__________byNagat’sfriendliness,determination,effectivenessandi____________.experienceculturewomenstayimpressivepyramids第52頁Ex.4 Fillineachoftheblankswithanappropriateword.Arrivingaloneinanewcitylateatnightcanbeadifficulte__________andevenmoresoifitisinaforeigncountrywithaforeignc_______.Herethewriter,herselfawoman,remembersherluckinmeetingNagat,oneofthefeww_______taxidriversinCairo.Duringhers_____inthecityNagatbecameherdriverandguidetakinghertovisitmanyofthei__________sightssuchasmosques,museumsandthep_______.Alongthewaythewriterwasdeeplyi__________byNagat’sfriendliness,determination,effectivenessandi____________.experienceculturewomenstayimpressivepyramidsimpressed第53頁Ex.4 Fillineachoftheblankswithanappropriateword.Arrivingaloneinanewcitylateatnightcanbeadifficulte__________andevenmoresoifitisinaforeigncountrywithaforeignc_______.Herethewriter,herselfawoman,remembersherluckinmeetingNagat,oneofthefeww_______taxidriversinCairo.Duringhers_____inthecityNagatbecameherdriverandguidetakinghertovisitmanyofthei__________sightssuchasmosques,museumsandthep_______.Alongthewaythewriterwasdeeplyi__________byNagat’sfriendliness,determination,effectivenessandi____________.experienceculturewomenstayimpressivepyramidsimpressed

independence第54頁Readandcomplete:

Exercise5

Exercise6

Exercise7Readandtranslate:

Exercise8Readandsimulate:

Exercise9LanguageFocus第55頁Ex.5 Studythemeaningoftheprefixeslistedinthetable,andthenfilleachblankinthesentencesthatfollowwiththewordgiveninbracketsbyaddinganappropriateprefixtoit.PrefixMeaningExamplecounter-opposing,correspondingcounteract,counterpartinter-between,amonginterconnected,interrelated,internationalout-outsidebeyond,morethanoutskirtsoutlive,outgrowover-toomuchovercook,overactunder-toolittleunderpay,underestimate1. An_____________countrydoesnothavemodernindustriesandusuallyhasalowstandardofliving. (developed)underdeveloped第56頁Ex.5 Studythemeaningoftheprefixeslistedinthetable,andthenfilleachblankinthesentencesthatfollowwiththewordgiveninbracketsbyaddinganappropriateprefixtoit.2. Thesoutherncitysoonbecame____________aswavesofpeoplerushedtoitfromallpartsofthecountry. (populated)overpopulatedPrefixMeaningExamplecounter-opposing,correspondingcounteract,counterpartinter-between,amonginterconnected,interrelated,internationalout-outsidebeyond,morethanoutskirtsoutlive,outgrowover-toomuchovercook,overactunder-toolittleunderpay,underestimate第57頁Ex.5 Studythemeaningoftheprefixeslistedinthetable,andthenfilleachblankinthesentencesthatfollowwiththewordgiveninbracketsbyaddinganappropriateprefixtoit.3. Hemanagedto_______hisfearofthedarknesswhenhewalkedinthedesertedstreetlateatnight. (grow)outgrowPrefixMeaningExamplecounter-opposing,correspondingcounteract,counterpartinter-between,amonginterconnected,interrelated,internationalout-outsidebeyond,morethanoutskirtsoutlive,outgrowover-toomuchovercook,overactunder-toolittleunderpay,underestimate第58頁Ex.5 Studythemeaningoftheprefixeslistedinthetable,andthenfilleachblankinthesentencesthatfollowwiththewordgiveninbracketsbyaddinganappropriateprefixtoit.4. Energy,populationandenvironmentare__________issuesinruraldevelopmentinSoutheastAsia. (related)interrelatedPrefixMeaningExamplecounter-opposing,correspondingcounteract,counterpartinter-between,amonginterconnected,interrelated,internationalout-outsidebeyond,morethanoutskirtsoutlive,outgrowover-toomuchovercook,overactunder-toolittleunderpay,underestimate第59頁Ex.5 Studythemeaningoftheprefixeslistedinthetable,andthenfilleachblankinthesentencesthatfollowwiththewordgiveninbracketsbyaddinganappropriateprefixtoit.5. Virtuallyeverycharacterinthemoviehasareallife__________. (part)counterpartPrefixMeaningExamplecounter-opposing,correspondingcounteract,counterpartinter-between,amonginterconnected,interrelated,internationalout-outsidebeyond,morethanoutskirtsoutlive,outgrowover-toomuchovercook,overactunder-toolittleunderpay,underestimate第60頁1. ThemayorisscheduledtomeethisAmerican________duringhis7-dayvisittoSanFrancisco.counterpartapproach core counterpart economy efficientexception invite relief punctually vague2. Mr.Wilsonisquitesatisfiedwithhisnewsecretarybecauseshe’smuchmore________thantheformerone.efficientEx.6 Fillintheblankswiththewordsgivenbelow.Changetheformwherenecessary.第61頁3. Ifeltgreat________whenIheardIhadpassedtheexamination.relief4. Theregulationsareso________thattheyleadtomisinterpretation.vagueapproach core counterpart economy efficientexception invite relief punctually vagueEx.6 Fillintheblankswiththewordsgivenbelow.Changetheformwherenecessary.第62頁5. Chineseandmathematicshavealwaysbeenthe________subjectsinprimaryandsecondaryschoolsinChina.core6. Youareexpectedtogettotheinterview________orafewminutesearly.punctuallyapproach core counterpart economy efficientexception invite relief punctually vagueEx.6 Fillintheblankswiththewordsgivenbelow.Changetheformwherenecessary.第63頁7. Gettingtiredofherpartner’sall-talk-no-action________,shedecidedtotaketheactionallbyherself.approach8. Forthepurposeof________,Marydecidedtotakelunchboxtoworkeveryday.economyapproach