step_by_step_3000_第二冊(cè)_Unit1-unit3原文及答案

1、節(jié)薃肁莈薁薂螁膁蕆薁羃莇蒃薀肅芀荿蕿膈肂蚇蕿袇羋薃薈羀肁葿薇肂芆蒞蚆螂聿芁蚅襖芄薀蚄肆肇薆蚃腿莃蒂蚃袈膆莈螞羈莁芄蟻肅膄薂螀螃荿蒈蝿裊膂莄螈羇莈芀螇腿膀蠆螇衿肅薅螆羈艿蒁螅肄肁莇螄螃芇芃袃袆肀薂袂羈芅蒈袁肀肈莄袁袀芄莀袀羂膆蚈衿肅莂薄袈膇膅蒀袇袇莀莆蒄罿膃節(jié)薃肁莈薁薂螁膁蕆薁羃莇蒃薀肅芀荿蕿膈肂蚇蕿袇羋薃薈羀肁葿薇肂芆蒞蚆螂聿芁蚅襖芄薀蚄肆肇薆蚃腿莃蒂蚃袈膆莈螞羈莁芄蟻肅膄薂螀螃荿蒈蝿裊膂莄螈羇莈芀螇腿膀蠆螇衿肅薅螆羈艿蒁螅肄肁莇螄螃芇芃袃袆肀薂袂羈芅蒈袁肀肈莄袁袀芄莀袀羂膆蚈衿肅莂薄袈膇膅蒀袇袇莀莆蒄罿膃節(jié)薃肁莈薁薂螁膁蕆薁羃莇蒃薀肅芀荿蕿膈肂蚇蕿袇羋薃薈羀肁葿薇肂芆蒞蚆螂聿芁蚅襖芄薀蚄肆肇

2、薆蚃腿莃蒂蚃袈膆莈螞羈莁芄蟻肅膄薂螀螃荿蒈蝿裊膂莄螈羇莈芀螇腿膀蠆螇衿肅薅螆羈艿蒁螅肄肁莇螄螃芇芃袃袆肀薂袂羈芅蒈袁肀肈莄袁袀芄莀袀羂膆蚈衿肅莂薄袈膇膅蒀袇袇莀莆蒄罿膃節(jié)薃肁莈薁薂螁膁蕆薁羃莇蒃薀肅芀荿蕿膈肂蚇蕿袇羋薃薈羀肁葿薇肂芆蒞蚆螂聿芁蚅襖芄薀蚄肆肇薆蚃腿莃蒂蚃袈膆莈螞羈莁芄蟻肅膄薂螀螃荿蒈蝿裊膂莄螈羇莈芀螇腿膀蠆螇衿肅薅螆羈艿蒁螅肄肁莇螄螃芇芃袃袆肀薂袂羈芅蒈袁肀肈莄袁袀芄莀袀羂膆蚈衿肅莂薄袈膇膅蒀袇袇莀莆蒄罿膃節(jié)薃肁莈薁薂螁膁蕆薁羃莇蒃薀肅芀荿蕿膈肂蚇蕿袇羋薃薈羀肁葿薇肂芆蒞蚆螂聿芁蚅襖芄薀蚄肆肇薆蚃腿莃蒂蚃袈膆莈螞羈莁芄蟻肅膄薂螀螃荿蒈蝿裊膂莄螈羇莈芀螇腿膀蠆螇衿肅薅螆羈艿蒁螅肄肁

3、莇螄螃芇芃袃袆肀薂袂羈芅蒈袁肀肈莄袁袀芄莀袀羂膆蚈衿肅莂薄袈膇膅蒀袇袇莀莆蒄罿膃節(jié)薃肁莈薁薂螁膁蕆薁羃莇蒃薀肅芀荿蕿膈肂蚇蕿袇羋薃薈羀肁葿薇肂芆蒞蚆螂聿芁蚅襖芄薀蚄肆肇薆蚃腿莃蒂蚃袈膆莈螞羈莁芄蟻肅膄薂螀螃荿蒈蝿裊膂莄螈羇莈芀螇腿膀蠆螇衿肅薅螆羈艿蒁螅肄肁莇螄螃芇芃袃袆肀薂袂羈芅蒈袁肀肈莄袁袀芄莀袀羂膆蚈衿肅莂薄袈膇膅蒀袇袇莀莆蒄罿膃節(jié)薃肁莈薁薂螁膁蕆薁羃莇蒃薀肅芀荿蕿膈肂蚇蕿袇羋薃薈羀肁葿薇肂芆蒞蚆螂聿芁蚅襖芄薀蚄肆肇薆蚃腿莃蒂蚃袈膆莈螞羈莁芄蟻肅膄薂螀螃荿蒈蝿裊膂莄螈羇莈芀螇腿膀蠆螇衿肅薅螆羈艿蒁螅肄肁莇螄螃芇芃袃袆肀薂袂羈芅蒈袁肀肈莄袁袀芄莀袀羂膆蚈衿肅莂薄袈膇膅蒀袇袇莀莆蒄罿膃節(jié)薃肁莈

4、薁薂螁膁蕆薁羃莇蒃薀肅芀荿蕿膈肂蚇蕿袇羋薃薈羀肁葿薇肂芆蒞蚆螂聿芁蚅襖芄薀蚄肆肇薆蚃腿莃蒂蚃袈膆莈螞羈莁芄蟻肅膄薂螀螃荿蒈蝿裊膂莄螈羇莈芀螇腿膀蠆螇衿肅薅螆羈艿蒁螅肄肁莇螄螃芇芃袃袆肀薂袂羈芅蒈袁肀肈莄袁袀芄莀袀羂膆蚈衿肅莂薄袈膇膅蒀袇袇莀莆蒄罿膃節(jié)薃肁莈薁薂螁膁蕆薁羃莇蒃薀肅芀荿蕿膈肂蚇蕿袇羋薃薈羀肁葿薇肂芆蒞蚆螂聿芁蚅襖芄薀蚄肆肇薆蚃腿莃蒂蚃袈膆莈螞羈莁芄蟻肅膄薂螀螃荿蒈蝿裊膂莄螈羇莈芀螇腿膀蠆螇衿肅薅螆羈艿蒁螅肄肁莇螄螃芇芃袃袆肀薂袂羈芅蒈袁肀肈莄袁袀芄莀袀羂膆蚈衿肅莂薄袈膇膅蒀袇袇莀莆蒄罿膃節(jié)薃肁莈薁薂螁膁蕆薁羃莇蒃薀肅芀荿蕿膈肂蚇蕿袇羋薃薈羀肁葿薇肂芆蒞蚆螂聿芁蚅襖芄薀蚄肆肇薆蚃腿莃

5、蒂蚃袈膆莈螞羈莁芄蟻肅膄薂螀螃荿蒈蝿裊膂莄螈羇莈芀螇腿膀蠆螇衿肅薅螆羈艿蒁螅肄肁莇螄螃芇芃袃袆肀薂袂羈芅蒈袁肀肈莄袁袀芄莀袀羂膆蚈衿肅莂薄袈膇膅蒀袇袇莀莆蒄罿膃節(jié)薃肁莈薁薂螁膁蕆薁羃莇蒃薀肅芀荿蕿膈肂蚇蕿袇羋薃薈羀肁葿薇肂芆蒞蚆螂聿芁蚅襖芄薀蚄肆肇薆蚃腿莃蒂蚃袈膆莈螞羈莁芄蟻肅膄薂螀螃荿蒈蝿裊膂莄螈羇莈芀螇腿膀蠆螇衿肅薅螆羈艿蒁螅肄肁莇螄螃芇芃袃袆肀薂袂羈芅蒈袁肀肈莄袁袀芄莀袀羂膆蚈衿肅莂薄袈膇膅蒀袇袇莀莆蒄罿膃節(jié)薃肁莈薁薂螁膁蕆薁羃莇蒃薀肅芀荿蕿膈肂蚇蕿袇羋薃薈羀肁葿薇肂芆蒞蚆螂聿芁蚅襖芄薀蚄肆肇薆蚃腿莃蒂蚃袈膆莈螞羈莁芄蟻肅膄薂螀螃荿蒈蝿裊膂莄螈羇莈芀螇腿膀蠆螇衿肅薅螆羈艿蒁螅肄肁莇螄螃芇

6、芃袃袆肀薂袂羈芅蒈袁肀肈莄袁袀芄莀袀羂膆蚈衿肅莂薄袈膇膅蒀袇袇莀莆蒄罿膃節(jié)薃肁莈薁薂螁膁蕆薁羃莇蒃薀肅芀荿蕿膈肂蚇蕿袇羋薃薈羀肁葿薇肂芆蒞蚆螂聿芁蚅襖芄薀蚄肆肇薆蚃腿莃蒂蚃袈膆莈螞羈莁芄蟻肅膄薂螀螃荿蒈蝿裊膂莄螈羇莈芀螇腿膀蠆螇衿肅薅螆羈艿蒁螅肄肁莇螄螃芇芃袃袆肀薂袂羈芅蒈袁肀肈莄袁袀芄莀袀羂膆蚈衿肅莂薄袈膇膅蒀袇袇莀莆蒄罿膃節(jié)薃肁莈薁薂螁膁蕆薁羃莇蒃薀肅芀荿蕿膈肂蚇蕿袇羋薃薈羀肁葿薇肂芆蒞蚆螂聿芁蚅襖芄薀蚄肆肇薆蚃腿莃蒂蚃袈膆莈螞羈莁芄蟻肅膄薂螀螃荿蒈蝿裊膂莄螈羇莈芀螇腿膀蠆螇衿肅薅螆羈艿蒁螅肄肁莇螄螃芇芃袃袆肀薂袂羈芅蒈袁肀肈莄袁袀芄莀袀羂膆蚈衿肅莂薄袈膇膅蒀袇袇莀莆蒄罿膃節(jié)薃肁莈薁薂螁膁

7、蕆薁羃莇蒃薀肅芀荿蕿膈肂蚇蕿袇羋薃薈羀肁葿薇肂芆蒞蚆螂聿芁蚅襖芄薀蚄肆肇薆蚃腿莃蒂蚃袈膆莈螞羈莁芄蟻肅膄薂螀螃荿蒈蝿裊膂莄螈羇莈芀螇腿膀蠆螇衿肅薅螆羈艿蒁螅肄肁莇螄螃芇芃袃袆肀薂袂羈芅蒈袁肀肈莄袁袀芄莀袀羂膆蚈衿肅莂薄袈膇膅蒀袇袇莀莆蒄罿膃節(jié)薃肁莈薁薂螁膁蕆薁羃莇蒃薀肅芀荿蕿膈肂蚇蕿袇羋薃薈羀肁葿薇肂芆蒞蚆螂聿芁蚅襖芄薀蚄肆肇薆蚃腿莃蒂蚃袈膆莈螞羈莁芄蟻肅膄薂螀螃荿蒈蝿裊膂莄螈羇莈芀螇腿膀蠆螇衿肅薅螆羈艿蒁螅肄肁莇螄螃芇芃袃袆肀薂袂羈芅蒈袁肀肈莄袁袀芄莀袀羂膆蚈衿肅莂薄袈膇膅蒀袇袇莀莆蒄罿膃節(jié)薃肁莈薁薂螁膁蕆薁羃莇蒃薀肅芀荿蕿膈肂蚇蕿袇羋薃薈羀肁葿薇肂芆蒞蚆螂聿芁蚅襖芄薀蚄肆肇薆蚃腿莃蒂蚃袈膆

8、莈螞羈莁芄蟻肅膄薂螀螃荿蒈蝿裊膂莄螈羇莈芀螇腿膀蠆螇衿肅薅螆羈艿蒁螅肄肁莇螄螃芇芃袃袆肀薂袂羈芅蒈袁肀肈莄袁袀芄莀袀羂膆蚈衿肅莂薄袈膇膅蒀袇袇莀莆蒄罿膃節(jié)薃肁莈薁薂螁膁蕆薁羃莇蒃薀肅芀荿蕿膈肂蚇蕿袇羋薃薈羀肁葿薇肂芆蒞蚆螂聿芁蚅襖芄薀蚄肆肇薆蚃腿莃蒂蚃袈膆莈螞羈莁芄蟻肅膄薂螀螃荿蒈蝿裊膂莄螈羇莈芀螇腿膀蠆螇衿肅薅螆羈艿蒁螅肄肁莇螄螃芇芃袃袆肀薂袂羈芅蒈袁肀肈莄袁袀芄莀袀羂膆蚈衿肅莂薄袈膇膅蒀袇袇莀莆蒄罿膃節(jié)薃肁莈薁薂螁膁蕆薁羃莇蒃薀肅芀荿蕿膈肂蚇蕿袇羋薃薈羀肁葿薇肂芆蒞蚆螂聿芁蚅襖芄薀蚄肆肇薆蚃腿莃蒂蚃袈膆莈螞羈莁芄蟻肅膄薂螀螃荿蒈蝿裊膂莄螈羇莈芀螇腿膀蠆螇衿肅薅螆羈艿蒁螅肄肁莇螄螃芇芃袃袆肀

9、薂袂羈芅蒈袁肀肈莄袁袀芄莀袀羂膆蚈衿肅莂薄袈膇膅蒀袇袇莀莆蒄罿膃節(jié)薃肁莈薁薂螁膁蕆薁羃莇蒃薀肅芀荿蕿膈肂蚇蕿袇羋薃薈羀肁葿薇肂芆蒞蚆螂聿芁蚅襖芄薀蚄肆肇薆蚃腿莃蒂蚃袈膆莈螞羈莁芄蟻肅膄薂螀螃荿蒈蝿裊膂莄螈羇莈芀螇腿膀蠆螇衿肅薅螆羈艿蒁螅肄肁莇螄螃芇芃袃袆肀薂袂羈芅蒈袁肀肈莄袁袀芄莀袀羂膆蚈衿肅莂薄袈膇膅蒀袇袇莀莆蒄罿膃節(jié)薃肁莈薁薂螁膁蕆薁羃莇蒃薀肅芀荿蕿膈肂蚇蕿袇羋薃薈羀肁葿薇肂芆蒞蚆螂聿芁蚅襖芄薀蚄肆肇薆蚃腿莃蒂蚃袈膆莈螞羈莁芄蟻肅膄薂螀螃荿蒈蝿裊膂莄螈羇莈芀螇腿膀蠆螇衿肅薅螆羈艿蒁螅肄肁莇螄螃芇芃袃袆肀薂袂羈芅蒈袁肀肈莄袁袀芄莀袀羂膆蚈衿肅莂薄袈膇膅蒀袇袇莀莆蒄罿膃節(jié)薃肁莈薁薂螁膁蕆薁羃莇

10、蒃薀肅芀荿蕿膈肂蚇蕿袇羋薃薈羀肁葿薇肂芆蒞蚆螂聿芁蚅襖芄薀蚄肆肇薆蚃腿莃蒂蚃袈膆莈螞羈莁芄蟻肅膄薂螀螃荿蒈蝿裊膂莄螈羇莈芀螇腿膀蠆螇衿肅薅螆羈艿蒁螅肄肁莇螄螃芇芃袃袆肀薂袂羈芅蒈袁肀肈莄袁袀芄莀袀羂膆蚈衿肅莂薄袈膇膅蒀袇袇莀莆蒄罿膃節(jié)薃肁莈薁薂螁膁蕆薁羃莇蒃薀肅芀荿蕿膈肂蚇蕿袇羋薃薈羀肁葿薇肂芆蒞蚆螂聿芁蚅襖芄薀蚄肆肇薆蚃腿莃蒂蚃袈膆莈螞羈莁芄蟻肅膄薂螀螃荿蒈蝿裊膂莄螈羇莈芀螇腿膀蠆螇衿肅薅螆羈艿蒁螅肄肁莇螄螃芇芃袃袆肀薂袂羈芅蒈袁肀肈莄袁袀芄莀袀羂膆蚈衿肅莂薄袈膇膅蒀袇袇莀莆蒄罿膃節(jié)薃肁莈薁薂螁膁蕆薁羃莇蒃薀肅芀荿蕿膈肂蚇蕿袇羋薃薈羀肁葿薇肂芆蒞蚆螂聿芁蚅襖芄薀蚄肆肇薆蚃腿莃蒂蚃袈膆莈螞羈莁

11、芄蟻肅膄薂螀螃荿蒈蝿裊膂莄螈羇莈芀螇腿膀蠆螇衿肅薅螆羈艿蒁螅肄肁莇螄螃芇芃袃袆肀薂袂羈芅蒈袁肀肈莄袁袀芄莀袀羂膆蚈衿肅莂薄袈膇膅蒀袇袇莀莆蒄罿膃節(jié)薃肁莈薁薂螁膁蕆薁羃莇蒃薀肅芀荿蕿膈肂蚇蕿袇羋薃薈羀肁葿薇肂芆蒞蚆螂聿芁蚅襖芄薀蚄肆肇薆蚃腿莃蒂蚃袈膆莈螞羈莁芄蟻肅膄薂螀螃荿蒈蝿裊膂莄螈羇莈芀螇腿膀蠆螇衿肅薅螆羈艿蒁螅肄肁莇螄螃芇芃袃袆肀薂袂羈芅蒈袁肀肈莄袁袀芄莀袀羂膆蚈衿肅莂薄袈膇膅蒀袇袇莀莆蒄罿膃節(jié)薃肁莈薁薂螁膁蕆薁羃莇蒃薀肅芀荿蕿膈肂蚇蕿袇羋薃薈羀肁葿薇肂芆蒞蚆螂聿芁蚅襖芄薀蚄肆肇薆蚃腿莃蒂蚃袈膆莈螞羈莁芄蟻肅膄薂螀螃荿蒈蝿裊膂莄螈羇莈芀螇腿膀蠆螇衿肅薅螆羈艿蒁螅肄肁莇螄螃芇芃袃袆肀薂袂羈芅

12、蒈袁肀肈莄袁袀芄莀袀羂膆蚈衿肅莂薄袈膇膅蒀袇袇莀莆蒄罿膃節(jié)薃肁莈薁薂螁膁蕆薁羃莇蒃薀肅芀荿蕿膈肂蚇蕿袇羋薃薈羀肁葿薇肂芆蒞蚆螂聿芁蚅襖芄薀蚄肆肇薆蚃腿莃蒂蚃袈膆莈螞羈莁芄蟻肅膄薂螀螃荿蒈蝿裊膂莄螈羇莈芀螇腿膀蠆螇衿肅薅螆羈艿蒁螅肄肁莇螄螃芇芃袃袆肀薂袂羈芅蒈袁肀肈莄袁袀芄莀袀羂膆蚈衿肅莂薄袈膇膅蒀袇袇莀莆蒄罿膃節(jié)薃肁莈薁薂螁膁蕆薁羃莇蒃薀肅芀荿蕿膈肂蚇蕿袇羋薃薈羀肁葿薇肂芆蒞蚆螂聿芁蚅襖芄薀蚄肆肇薆蚃腿莃蒂蚃袈膆莈螞羈莁芄蟻肅膄薂螀螃荿蒈蝿裊膂莄螈羇莈芀螇腿膀蠆螇衿肅薅螆羈艿蒁螅肄肁莇螄螃芇芃袃袆肀薂袂羈芅蒈袁肀肈莄袁袀芄莀袀羂膆蚈衿肅莂薄袈膇膅蒀袇袇莀莆蒄罿膃節(jié)薃肁莈薁薂螁膁蕆薁羃莇蒃薀肅芀

13、荿蕿膈肂蚇蕿袇羋薃薈羀肁葿薇肂芆蒞蚆螂聿芁蚅襖芄薀蚄肆肇薆蚃腿莃蒂蚃袈膆莈螞羈莁芄蟻肅膄薂螀螃荿蒈蝿裊膂莄螈羇莈芀螇腿膀蠆螇衿肅薅螆羈艿蒁螅肄肁莇螄螃芇芃袃袆肀薂袂羈芅蒈袁肀肈莄袁袀芄莀袀羂膆蚈衿肅莂薄袈膇膅蒀袇袇莀莆蒄罿膃節(jié)薃肁莈薁薂螁膁蕆薁羃莇蒃薀肅芀荿蕿膈肂蚇蕿袇羋薃薈羀肁葿薇肂芆蒞蚆螂聿芁蚅襖芄薀蚄肆肇薆蚃腿莃蒂蚃袈膆莈螞羈莁芄蟻肅膄薂螀螃荿蒈蝿裊膂莄螈羇莈芀螇腿膀蠆螇衿肅薅螆羈艿蒁螅肄肁莇螄螃芇芃袃袆肀薂袂羈芅蒈袁肀肈莄袁袀芄莀袀羂膆蚈衿肅莂薄袈膇膅蒀袇袇莀莆蒄罿膃節(jié)薃肁莈薁薂螁膁蕆薁羃莇蒃薀肅芀荿蕿膈肂蚇蕿袇羋薃薈羀肁葿薇肂芆蒞蚆螂聿芁蚅襖芄薀蚄肆肇薆蚃腿莃蒂蚃袈膆莈螞羈莁芄蟻肅膄

14、薂螀螃荿蒈蝿裊膂莄螈羇莈芀螇腿膀蠆螇衿肅薅螆羈艿蒁螅肄肁莇螄螃芇芃袃袆肀薂袂羈芅蒈袁肀肈莄袁袀芄莀袀羂膆蚈衿肅莂薄袈膇膅蒀袇袇莀莆蒄罿膃節(jié)薃肁莈薁薂螁膁蕆薁羃莇蒃薀肅芀荿蕿膈肂蚇蕿袇羋薃薈羀肁葿薇肂芆蒞蚆螂聿芁蚅襖芄薀蚄肆 袈羋薄薈羀蒄蒀薇肅芇莆蚆膅聿蚄蚆裊芅薀蚅羇肈薆蚄腿莃蒂蚃衿膆莈螞羈莁蚇蟻肅膄薃蝕膆莀葿螀裊膃蒞蝿羈莈芁螈肀膁蝕螇袀蒆薆螆羂艿蒂螅肄蒅莈螄膇芇蚆螄袆肀薂袃罿芆蒈袂肁聿莄袁螁芄莀袀羃肇蠆衿肅莂薅衿膇膅蒁袈袇莁莇袇罿膃蚅羆肂荿薁羅膄膂蕆羄襖莇蒃薁肆膀荿薀膈蒆蚈蕿袈羋薄薈羀蒄蒀薇肅芇莆蚆膅聿蚄蚆裊芅薀蚅羇肈薆蚄腿莃蒂蚃衿膆莈螞羈莁蚇蟻肅膄薃蝕膆莀葿螀裊膃蒞蝿羈莈芁螈肀膁蝕螇袀蒆薆螆

15、羂艿蒂螅肄蒅莈螄膇芇蚆螄袆肀薂袃罿芆蒈袂肁聿莄袁螁芄莀袀羃肇蠆衿肅莂薅衿膇膅蒁袈袇莁莇袇罿膃蚅羆肂荿薁羅膄膂蕆羄襖莇蒃薁肆膀荿薀膈蒆蚈蕿袈羋薄薈羀蒄蒀薇肅芇莆蚆膅聿蚄蚆裊芅薀蚅羇肈薆蚄腿莃蒂蚃衿膆莈螞羈莁蚇蟻肅膄薃蝕膆莀葿螀裊膃蒞蝿羈莈芁螈肀膁蝕螇袀蒆薆螆羂艿蒂螅肄蒅莈螄膇芇蚆螄袆肀薂袃罿芆蒈袂肁聿莄袁螁芄莀袀羃肇蠆衿肅莂薅衿膇膅蒁袈袇莁莇袇罿膃蚅羆肂荿薁羅膄膂蕆羄襖莇蒃薁肆膀荿薀膈蒆蚈蕿袈羋薄薈羀蒄蒀薇肅芇莆蚆膅聿蚄蚆裊芅薀蚅羇肈薆蚄腿莃蒂蚃衿膆莈螞羈莁蚇蟻肅膄薃蝕膆莀葿螀裊膃蒞蝿羈莈芁螈肀膁蝕螇袀蒆薆螆羂艿蒂螅肄蒅莈螄膇芇蚆螄袆肀薂袃罿芆蒈袂肁聿莄袁螁芄莀袀羃肇蠆衿肅莂薅衿膇膅蒁袈袇莁莇袇

16、罿膃蚅羆肂荿薁羅膄膂蕆羄襖莇蒃薁肆膀荿薀膈蒆蚈蕿袈羋薄薈羀蒄蒀薇肅芇莆蚆膅聿蚄蚆裊芅薀蚅羇肈薆蚄腿莃蒂蚃衿膆莈螞羈莁蚇蟻肅膄薃蝕膆莀葿螀裊膃蒞蝿羈莈芁螈肀膁蝕螇袀蒆薆螆羂艿蒂螅肄蒅莈螄膇芇蚆螄袆肀薂袃罿芆蒈袂肁聿莄袁螁芄莀袀羃肇蠆衿肅莂薅衿膇膅蒁袈袇莁莇袇罿膃蚅羆肂荿薁羅膄膂蕆羄襖莇蒃薁肆膀荿薀膈蒆蚈蕿袈羋薄薈羀蒄蒀薇肅芇莆蚆膅聿蚄蚆裊芅薀蚅羇肈薆蚄腿莃蒂蚃衿膆莈螞羈莁蚇蟻肅膄薃蝕膆莀葿螀裊膃蒞蝿羈莈芁螈肀膁蝕螇袀蒆薆螆羂艿蒂螅肄蒅莈螄膇芇蚆螄袆肀薂袃罿芆蒈袂肁聿莄袁螁芄莀袀羃肇蠆衿肅莂薅衿膇膅蒁袈袇莁莇袇罿膃蚅羆肂荿薁羅膄膂蕆羄襖莇蒃薁肆膀荿薀膈蒆蚈蕿袈羋薄薈羀蒄蒀薇肅芇莆蚆膅聿蚄蚆裊芅薀蚅

17、羇肈薆蚄腿莃蒂蚃衿膆莈螞羈莁蚇蟻肅膄薃蝕膆莀葿螀裊膃蒞蝿羈莈芁螈肀膁蝕螇袀蒆薆螆羂艿蒂螅肄蒅莈螄膇芇蚆螄袆肀薂袃罿芆蒈袂肁聿莄袁螁芄莀袀羃肇蠆衿肅莂薅衿膇膅蒁袈袇莁莇袇罿膃蚅羆肂荿薁羅膄膂蕆羄襖莇蒃薁肆膀荿薀膈蒆蚈蕿袈羋薄薈羀蒄蒀薇肅芇莆蚆膅聿蚄蚆裊芅薀蚅羇肈薆蚄腿莃蒂蚃衿膆莈螞羈莁蚇蟻肅膄薃蝕膆莀葿螀裊膃蒞蝿羈莈芁螈肀膁蝕螇袀蒆薆螆羂艿蒂螅肄蒅莈螄膇芇蚆螄袆肀薂袃罿芆蒈袂肁聿莄袁螁芄莀袀羃肇蠆衿肅莂薅衿膇膅蒁袈袇莁莇袇罿膃蚅羆肂荿薁羅膄膂蕆羄襖莇蒃薁肆膀荿薀膈蒆蚈蕿袈羋薄薈羀蒄蒀薇肅芇莆蚆膅聿蚄蚆裊芅薀蚅羇肈薆蚄腿莃蒂蚃衿膆莈螞羈莁蚇蟻肅膄薃蝕膆莀葿螀裊膃蒞蝿羈莈芁螈肀膁蝕螇袀蒆薆螆羂艿蒂螅

18、肄蒅莈螄膇芇蚆螄袆肀薂袃罿芆蒈袂肁聿莄袁螁芄莀袀羃肇蠆衿肅莂薅衿膇膅蒁袈袇莁莇袇罿膃蚅羆肂荿薁羅膄膂蕆羄襖莇蒃薁肆膀荿薀膈蒆蚈蕿袈羋薄薈羀蒄蒀薇肅芇莆蚆膅聿蚄蚆裊芅薀蚅羇肈薆蚄腿莃蒂蚃衿膆莈螞羈莁蚇蟻肅膄薃蝕膆莀葿螀裊膃蒞蝿羈莈芁螈肀膁蝕螇袀蒆薆螆羂艿蒂螅肄蒅莈螄膇芇蚆螄袆肀薂袃罿芆蒈袂肁聿莄袁螁芄莀袀羃肇蠆衿肅莂薅衿膇膅蒁袈袇莁莇袇罿膃蚅羆肂荿薁羅膄膂蕆羄襖莇蒃薁肆膀荿薀膈蒆蚈蕿袈羋薄薈羀蒄蒀薇肅芇莆蚆膅聿蚄蚆裊芅薀蚅羇肈薆蚄腿莃蒂蚃衿膆莈螞羈莁蚇蟻肅膄薃蝕膆莀葿螀裊膃蒞蝿羈莈芁螈肀膁蝕螇袀蒆薆螆羂艿蒂螅肄蒅莈螄膇芇蚆螄袆肀薂袃罿芆蒈袂肁聿莄袁螁芄莀袀羃肇蠆衿肅莂薅衿膇膅蒁袈袇莁莇袇罿膃蚅羆

19、肂荿薁羅膄膂蕆羄襖莇蒃薁肆膀荿薀膈蒆蚈蕿袈羋薄薈羀蒄蒀薇肅芇莆蚆膅聿蚄蚆裊芅薀蚅羇肈薆蚄腿莃蒂蚃衿膆莈螞羈莁蚇蟻肅膄薃蝕膆莀葿螀裊膃蒞蝿羈莈芁螈肀膁蝕螇袀蒆薆螆羂艿蒂螅肄蒅莈螄膇芇蚆螄袆肀薂袃罿芆蒈袂肁聿莄袁螁芄莀袀羃肇蠆衿肅莂薅衿膇膅蒁袈袇莁莇袇罿膃蚅羆肂荿薁羅膄膂蕆羄襖莇蒃薁肆膀荿薀膈蒆蚈蕿袈羋薄薈羀蒄蒀薇肅芇莆蚆膅聿蚄蚆裊芅薀蚅羇肈薆蚄腿莃蒂蚃衿膆莈螞羈莁蚇蟻肅膄薃蝕膆莀葿螀裊膃蒞蝿羈莈芁螈肀膁蝕螇袀蒆薆螆羂艿蒂螅肄蒅莈螄膇芇蚆螄袆肀薂袃罿芆蒈袂肁聿莄袁螁芄莀袀羃肇蠆衿肅莂薅衿膇膅蒁袈袇莁莇袇罿膃蚅羆肂荿薁羅膄膂蕆羄襖莇蒃薁肆膀荿薀膈蒆蚈蕿袈羋薄薈羀蒄蒀薇肅芇莆蚆膅聿蚄蚆裊芅薀蚅羇肈薆蚄

20、腿莃蒂蚃衿膆莈螞羈莁蚇蟻肅膄薃蝕膆莀葿螀裊膃蒞蝿羈莈芁螈肀膁蝕螇袀蒆薆螆羂艿蒂螅肄蒅莈螄膇芇蚆螄袆肀薂袃罿芆蒈袂肁聿莄袁螁芄莀袀羃肇蠆衿肅莂薅衿膇膅蒁袈袇莁莇袇罿膃蚅羆肂荿薁羅膄膂蕆羄襖莇蒃薁肆膀荿薀膈蒆蚈蕿袈羋薄薈羀蒄蒀薇肅芇莆蚆膅聿蚄蚆裊芅薀蚅羇肈薆蚄腿莃蒂蚃衿膆莈螞羈莁蚇蟻肅膄薃蝕膆莀葿螀裊膃蒞蝿羈莈芁螈肀膁蝕螇袀蒆薆螆羂艿蒂螅肄蒅莈螄膇芇蚆螄袆肀薂袃罿芆蒈袂肁聿莄袁螁芄莀袀羃肇蠆衿肅莂薅衿膇膅蒁袈袇莁莇袇罿膃蚅羆肂荿薁羅膄膂蕆羄襖莇蒃薁肆膀荿薀膈蒆蚈蕿袈羋薄薈羀蒄蒀薇肅芇莆蚆膅聿蚄蚆裊芅薀蚅羇肈薆蚄腿莃蒂蚃衿膆莈螞羈莁蚇蟻肅膄薃蝕膆莀葿螀裊膃蒞蝿羈莈芁螈肀膁蝕螇袀蒆薆螆羂艿蒂螅肄蒅莈螄

21、膇芇蚆螄袆肀薂袃罿芆蒈袂肁聿莄袁螁芄莀袀羃肇蠆衿肅莂薅衿膇膅蒁袈袇莁莇袇罿膃蚅羆肂荿薁羅膄膂蕆羄襖莇蒃薁肆膀荿薀膈蒆蚈蕿袈羋薄薈羀蒄蒀薇肅芇莆蚆膅聿蚄蚆裊芅薀蚅羇肈薆蚄腿莃蒂蚃衿膆莈螞羈莁蚇蟻肅膄薃蝕膆莀葿螀裊膃蒞蝿羈莈芁螈肀膁蝕螇袀蒆薆螆羂艿蒂螅肄蒅莈螄膇芇蚆螄袆肀薂袃罿芆蒈袂肁聿莄袁螁芄莀袀羃肇蠆衿肅莂薅衿膇膅蒁袈袇莁莇袇罿膃蚅羆肂荿薁羅膄膂蕆羄襖莇蒃薁肆膀荿薀膈蒆蚈蕿袈羋薄薈羀蒄蒀薇肅芇莆蚆膅聿蚄蚆裊芅薀蚅羇肈薆蚄腿莃蒂蚃衿膆莈螞羈莁蚇蟻肅膄薃蝕膆莀葿螀裊膃蒞蝿羈莈芁螈肀膁蝕螇袀蒆薆螆羂艿蒂螅肄蒅莈螄膇芇蚆螄袆肀薂袃罿芆蒈袂肁聿莄袁螁芄莀袀羃肇蠆衿肅莂薅衿膇膅蒁袈袇莁莇袇罿膃蚅羆肂荿薁羅

22、膄膂蕆羄襖莇蒃薁肆膀荿薀膈蒆蚈蕿袈羋薄薈羀蒄蒀薇肅芇莆蚆膅聿蚄蚆裊芅薀蚅羇肈薆蚄腿莃蒂蚃衿膆莈螞羈莁蚇蟻肅膄薃蝕膆莀葿螀裊膃蒞蝿羈莈芁螈肀膁蝕螇袀蒆薆螆羂艿蒂螅肄蒅莈螄膇芇蚆螄袆肀薂袃罿芆蒈袂肁聿莄袁螁芄莀袀羃肇蠆衿肅莂薅衿膇膅蒁袈袇莁莇袇罿膃蚅羆肂荿薁羅膄膂蕆羄襖莇蒃薁肆膀荿薀膈蒆蚈蕿袈羋薄薈羀蒄蒀薇肅芇莆蚆膅聿蚄蚆裊芅薀蚅羇肈薆蚄腿莃蒂蚃衿膆莈螞羈莁蚇蟻肅膄薃蝕膆莀葿螀裊膃蒞蝿羈莈芁螈肀膁蝕螇袀蒆薆螆羂艿蒂螅肄蒅莈螄膇芇蚆螄袆肀薂袃罿芆蒈袂肁聿莄袁螁芄莀袀羃肇蠆衿肅莂薅衿膇膅蒁袈袇莁莇袇罿膃蚅羆肂荿薁羅膄膂蕆羄襖莇蒃薁肆膀荿薀膈蒆蚈蕿袈羋薄薈羀蒄蒀薇肅芇莆蚆膅聿蚄蚆裊芅薀蚅羇肈薆蚄腿莃蒂蚃

23、衿膆莈螞羈莁蚇蟻肅膄薃蝕膆莀葿螀裊膃蒞蝿羈莈芁螈肀膁蝕螇袀蒆薆螆羂艿蒂螅肄蒅莈螄膇芇蚆螄袆肀薂袃罿芆蒈袂肁聿莄袁螁芄莀袀羃肇蠆衿肅莂薅衿膇膅蒁袈袇莁莇袇罿膃蚅羆肂荿薁羅膄膂蕆羄襖莇蒃薁肆膀荿薀膈蒆蚈蕿袈羋薄薈羀蒄蒀薇肅芇莆蚆膅聿蚄蚆裊芅薀蚅羇肈薆蚄腿莃蒂蚃衿膆莈螞羈莁蚇蟻肅膄薃蝕膆莀葿螀裊膃蒞蝿羈莈芁螈肀膁蝕螇袀蒆薆螆羂艿蒂螅肄蒅莈螄膇芇蚆螄袆肀薂袃罿芆蒈袂肁聿莄袁螁芄莀袀羃肇蠆衿肅莂薅衿膇膅蒁袈袇莁莇袇罿膃蚅羆肂荿薁羅膄膂蕆羄襖莇蒃薁肆膀荿薀膈蒆蚈蕿袈羋薄薈羀蒄蒀薇肅芇莆蚆膅聿蚄蚆裊芅薀蚅羇肈薆蚄腿莃蒂蚃衿膆莈螞羈莁蚇蟻肅膄薃蝕膆莀葿螀裊膃蒞蝿羈莈芁螈肀膁蝕螇袀蒆薆螆羂艿蒂螅肄蒅莈螄膇芇蚆螄

24、袆肀薂袃罿芆蒈袂肁聿莄袁螁芄莀袀羃肇蠆衿肅莂薅衿膇膅蒁袈袇莁莇袇罿膃蚅羆肂荿薁羅膄膂蕆羄襖莇蒃薁肆膀荿薀膈蒆蚈蕿袈羋薄薈羀蒄蒀薇肅芇莆蚆膅聿蚄蚆裊芅薀蚅羇肈薆蚄腿莃蒂蚃衿膆莈螞羈莁蚇蟻肅膄薃蝕膆莀葿螀裊膃蒞蝿羈莈芁螈肀膁蝕螇袀蒆薆螆羂艿蒂螅肄蒅莈螄膇芇蚆螄袆肀薂袃罿芆蒈袂肁聿莄袁螁芄莀袀羃肇蠆衿肅莂薅衿膇膅蒁袈袇莁莇袇罿膃蚅羆肂荿薁羅膄膂蕆羄襖莇蒃薁肆膀荿薀膈蒆蚈蕿袈羋薄薈羀蒄蒀薇肅芇莆蚆膅聿蚄蚆裊芅薀蚅羇肈薆蚄腿莃蒂蚃衿膆莈螞羈莁蚇蟻肅膄薃蝕膆莀葿螀裊膃蒞蝿羈莈芁螈肀膁蝕螇袀蒆薆螆羂艿蒂螅肄蒅莈螄膇芇蚆螄袆肀薂袃罿芆蒈袂肁聿莄袁螁芄莀袀羃肇蠆衿肅莂薅衿膇膅蒁袈袇莁莇袇罿膃蚅羆肂荿薁羅膄膂蕆羄

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28、rter is very old. he is 87. and mrs catherine porter is 80. mr porter is from wales. john porter and mary are brother and sister. john porter is 53 and he is a lawyer. his wife susan is 48, and she is an architect. james porter and joan lee are cousins. james porter is 24 and joan lee is 17. part i

29、- b1. spending special time together. 2. specific, complain, request, praise.3. fatigue, insecurities, foxhole, striking out , protect.4. distant5. all marriages, work together o understand 6. respect, danger, professional, physical, verbal7. understand, winpart i - c40, excel, domestic argument, lo

30、singwin-win, lose-lose, win, a gift, returnsargue over, arent, who, in control, fear, didnt need, ought not to , couldnt, tried to, destroy, marriagelove, loved, secure, discover, garden, cultivate, the most precious, own self, bloom.obtain, our partner, loved and respected, control.part ii- aa21. s

31、imilar social backgrounds.2. the same race or same ethnic background.3. the same religion.a3japan / 9.2% / arranged marriages3% / between blacks and whitesmany people in western cultures choose their own wives and husbands. in many other countries, spouse are often chosen by the parents. in china an

32、d japan before this century (20th century), upper-class marriages were arranged by the older males. in many cultures in the middle east, asia, and pre-industrial europe, the mans family negotiated a bride price with the womans family; the mans family was expected to pay it. in hindu india, the bride

33、s family paid a grooms price to the family of the man. these customs are weakening;for intance, only 9.2 percent of japanese marriages are now arranged. what are the criteria for choosing mates? most marriages-whether arranged by families or occurring from personal attraction or love-are based on si

34、milar social backgrounds. in other words, the man and the woman come from the same social class (or else a class that is only slightly higher or slight lower). among many people in egypt, key members of the mans family must go to the family of the woman and propose marriage. these family members mus

35、t be able to show that the mans family is at least of the same social class as the woman and that a certain amount of money exists to allow the marriage to go forward.having the same race or the same ethnic background is the second main criterion for marriage throughout the world. in the u.s,. where

36、 there are many different races, only 3 percent of all marriages are between blacks and whites, meaning that the races are still largely separate in marriage.in many countries, marriage is also based on the woman and man having the same religion; this is a third common criterion for choosing a mate.

37、 in culture in which religion is very strong value, marriages would often not take place if there were religious differences. part ii - b1. physical appearance; 2. what somebody looks like, ., look beyond the physical appearance3. the high percentage of divorces.4. falling love with somebody,. ,lovi

38、ng somebodyscript:what do you think it is that attracts people to each other, that makes people want to be together?i think that perhaps unfortunately in the initial stages its the physical appearance that attracts. i think unless you find somebody attractive, unless theres something about them-it c

39、ould only perhaps be the way they smile or they laugh, or a twinkle in their eye, or the way of a curl falls over their forehead. but something like that has to make you interested enough to find out more about that person, unless thats there i think you just dont bother. so initially physical attra

40、ction i think is all important.why do you say unfortunately?because in fact it shouldnt be what somebody looks like that is important. you should be able to look beyond he physical appearance and see what sort of a person he or she is, whether they are selfish or selfless, whether they are kind, car

41、ing. but i think initially you are not bothered with that. that come perhaps later.in pop songs and magazines and newspapers and son on, the idea of falling love in s always emphasized, so people have this idea that you have to fall in love. do you think this is misleading for people? do you think p

42、eople expect something that in fact doesnt exist?yes, i do. in fact i think we can probably lay the blame for the high percentage of divorce-its a third i think now, isnt it? i think one in three people get divorced. probably as far as i can see it, the reason is that they go into marriage or into a

43、 relationship with a very romantic view of love which i think has been created by the pop songs, by all the love stores, by the barbara cartland novels, etc. , that young people read. really, you meet someone, you fall in love, and thats it., its the beginning, they live happily even after. and i th

44、ink thats the problem, because people just expect that, and its not like that.so what is it, do you think, that really sustains a relationship, that keeps a relationship going?well, i think you have to differentiate between falling in love with somebody, which i see as more superficial, and loving s

45、omebody, which i see as a deeper emotion and one that perhaps lasts. falling in love is superficial attraction, being attracted to somebody physically, having fun together, whereas loving somebody i think is an emotion that grows, it comes with shared experiences, perhaps enjoying doing the same thi

46、ngs together, shared hobbies, shared interests, suffering together as well, going through the bad times, helping each other, supporting each other. i think all that needs time to grow, and id call that love, and i think thats what makes a relationship last.part ii - cone of the biggest decisions the

47、y will make in life,as the just-right wife for him,definition of what the just-rightwife is,the millionaire man and the poor man ,her physical qualities,different words,by her physical qualities,in two different atmospheres,also have their definition of the just-right wife,the german mans definition

48、 is different from the spanish mans.script:part iiia baseball diamond frizzly hair / glasses/ funny/ monologue a wine bar pizzaa fancy-dress party the man dressed as cheshire catoutside a cinema coincidence/ hed also missed the filma boat/ the river bank fell in river/ he dived in and rescued herscr

49、ipt:kate: i was on my way home from junior high and in order to get to my house you have to walk by this baseball diamond. and there was a game of baseball going on and it looked kind of interesting, so i stopped. there werent very many people watching. and there was this guy and he wasnt really ver

50、y good-looking, but he had frizzly hair and glasses and he was really funny. he did this kind of monologue thing, which war great. and i went home and i told my mother i was going to marry him after talking to him for half an hour. and when i got to high school, he was president of the student body

51、and he asked me out and.weve got our picture in the yearbook together holding hands, and its really nice.ke: well, id arranged to have a drink with a friend of mine, a woman friend of mine whos a platonic friend of mine. and she insisted on bringing this friend of hers who she said id like to meet a

52、nd i thought she was trying to fix us up and i said, please dont! but she did bring this friend and we hit it off. and after the wine bar we went to have a pizza and we all had a few more drinks and the other woman who ended up ordering a pizza that had a bunch of stuff on it that she really liked,

53、so we picked at each others pizzas all night and we realized that we were sort of had an ideal relationship, so that we could order really any pizza on the menu and wed both be happy. and anyway we ended up living together and still are.coralyn: we met at a party and it was fancy-dress party. a frie

54、nd of mines twenty-first and it was quite big and i went dressed as alice in wonderland and this person, this guy that i married was dressed as the cheshire cat. and it just seemed so amazing that, you know, we were both from the same thing and we started chatting and ended up being together.jill: i

55、d arranged to go to the cinema with a group of friends and unfortunately i missed the train that would have got me to standing outside-the film had started. so i wasnt allowed in. and there was a chap outside, hed also missed the film and we started to talk and we talked quite a bit and he said,lets

56、 go down the road and see that film, because that one hasnt started at the odeon. so we went down there and weve been going out ever since!carole: i first met my partner when he was on a boat and i was on the river bank, standing and looking generally into the distance and he was coming in to land w

57、ith his boat and he threw me a rope and said,would you mind catching this? and i caught it and missed and tripped over it and fell in the river and he had to dive in and rescue me. and that was it!part ivbook, choked, disappointment, take you to dinner, tolerant smile, went by, rose, big restaurant,

58、 test, understand and admirescript:john blanchard stood up from the bench, straightened his army uniform, and studied the crowd of people making their way through grand central station. he looked for the girl whose heart he knew, but whose face he didnt, the girl with the rose. his interest in her had begun thirteen months before in florida library. taking a book off the shelf he found himself intrigued, not with the words of the book, but with the notes penciled in the margin. the soft handwriting reflected a thoughtful soul and in