新世紀(jì)大學(xué)英語綜合教程6 Unit3 答案

1、Unit 3Increase Your Language Proficiency Working with Words and Expressions 1.1)bunch2)addicted3)abuse4)reunion5)suppressed6)sown7) venture 8) liberated 9) starved 10) statistics2.1) coupled with2) wondering aloud3) best of all4) close at hand5) crossed his mind6) sit byIncreasing Your Word Power 1.

2、2) Years after she lost her baby daughter, she stillhardened herself against missing her.3) Thischildisadorablewithachubbyfaceandbrighteyeslike lanterns.4) My only childhood memory for my grandfather was that he sat in anarmchair and smoked like a chimney.5) With thetender carefrom hisfamily, hehasg

3、ainedacoupleof pounds since his heart transplant surgery.6) You will know how tomatoes grow by sowing a few seeds of them in a pot and watching them closely every day.2.2) There are cats in every room; I dont know how she can stand it.3) The trial was a great scandal (丑聞) but shebore it all with cou

4、rage and dignity.4) She seems to be able totolerate any kind of rude behavior from the students.5) The passengers were furious when being told that they had to endure a nine-hour delay at the airport.6) Tell me what happened. No matter what it is, I can handle it.7) Dont do anybody wrong, otherwise

5、youll find the burden of guilt very difficult to live with.8) I dont want to stay there for aweek onmy own, but I suppose Illhave to grin and bear it.Cloze1) coupled2)puff3)glamorous4)dapper5)addicted6) ghettoes7) insteadTRANSLATIONHer daughter smoked and she felta deep hurt as her mother. She remem

6、bered how as a child she sat by, through the years, and watched her father, who smoked like a chimney, wheeze through most of his life feeling half his strength, and she remembered how carefully she ate when she was pregnant, how patiently she taught her daughter how to cross a street safely. She ha

7、d a feeling of futility when she saw her daughter repeating the mistake of her grandfather.She did not want to see in die family another victory for the tobacco companies, hut she was faced with powerful rivals: the tobacco industry and Hollywood. The two collaborated to win over completely people l

8、ike her father and made them hopelessly addicted to cigarettes.it is not easy to quit smoking, but things may become easier if smokers realize that smoking is a form of self-battering that also batters those who must sit by, and if we can really make “very home a smoke-free zone.”WritingA Change in

9、Attitude Makes All the DifferenceMy grandpa, a retired high school teacher of English, is widely considered as a dapper worldly old man, but he has a natural aversion to last food and often makes fun of McDonalds commercials and Kentucky Fried Chicken posters. Years ago when he first saw the McDonal

10、ds advertising slogan: Im lovin it, he criticized the wording as “rubbish English, saying that in educated speech the verb “l(fā)ove” is never used in the progressive tense. Needless to say, he would never venture to go to MacDonalds for a bite.One day, however, my grandma was hospitalized for a serious

11、 case of bronchitis. My grandpa was left unattended. He could only make do with whatever food I could bring home on my way back from school. On one occasion, I brought him MY favorite lunch: McDonalds hamburgers with French fries, and a coke. He frowned at the food but started eating without a word.

12、 He first nibbled around the sides of the burger, and then, holding it in both hands, took a big bite. We ate silently, but 1 kept stealing glances at him, wondering if he liked it at all. When he gulped down the glass of iced coke, I could read in his face a beam of satisfaction.During my Grandmas

13、absence, I kept bringing home fast food fromMcDonalds. We both knew better than to talk about its advertisingslogans, but I was convinced that the old man began to take to it. One night, as we were watching TV, the old man suddenly came up with a question, “What is this slogan “have it your way about?” “Its the advertising slogan of Burger King,” I told him and then added, “shall I bring you a Burger King for lunch tomorrow?” The old man chuckled and I immediately took the hint. Two weeks later, when my grandma came home from the