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Unit1(英語二)

TextA

ExercisesfortheText

I.

1.d

2.c

3.c

4.a

5.d

II.

1.alternative

2.fundamental

3.accompany

4.implement

5.preccedent

6.attain

7.objectives

8.vary

9.multiple

10.isolate

III.

1.c

2.d

3.i

4.j

5.g

6.e

7.h

8.1

9.f

10.b

IV.

our;helped;form;front;to;passed;it;same;

V.

1.Decisionmakersshouldbeabletomakethebestguessattheguture.

2.Somepeoplethinkthateverythingmanagersdoinvolvesdecisionmaking.(orSomepeoplethinkthateverythingmanagersdohassomethingtodowithdecisionmaking.)

3.Iftherearenocorrectalternatives,therearenocorrectdecisionstobemade.

4.Sincedifferentpeoplehavedifferentideasaboutthesameproblem,sotheapproachestoitvaryfrompersontoperson.

5.Decisionmakersusuallyholdthekeytothebusinessdevelopmentofthecompany.

VocabularyExercises

I.

1.a.beorganized

anizatinal

anization

2.a.simple

b.simplified

c.simply

d.simplification

3.fit

fitable

fitability

4.ention

ended

c.unintended

II.

1.preccdent

2.skilled

3.achievement

4.implement

5.optimal

6.goal

7.accomplish

8.accompanies

9.tendency

10.ongoing

III.

1.Hisfriendaccompaniedhimtoaconcert.

2.Hehasarguedheroutofherdecision.

3.heowedhissuccessinparttoluck.

4.Accordingtohissuggestion,theformalitieshavebeenmuchsimplified.

5.Thebroadcastingstationpredictsthatitwillturncoldtomorrow.

6.Motionisdefinedasachangeinpositionorplace.

TextB

ExercisesfortheText

I.

1.T

2.T

3.F

4.F

5.F

6.F

7.F

8.F

9.F

10.T

II.

1.preparation;confidence

2.idea

3.unattractiveindifference

4.hardworking;personality;interest

5.speechless

6.holidays;pay

7.clean;neat;conservative

8.thefloorbesideyourchair

9.politely;naturally

10."Ibegyourpardon"or"Couldyoupleaserepeatit"etc.

VocabularyExercises

I.

1.atadisadvantage

2.conservative

3.indifference

4.makesure

5.vague

6.clutched

7.turneddown

8.toyouradvantage

9.neat

10.prospects

11.takethetuoubleto

12.place

GrammarExercises

I.

1.連詞；讓步狀語從句。

盡管約翰想記住，卻沒能記住一個詞。

2.關(guān)系代詞；非限定性定語從句。

和他的兄弟們一樣，哈利身材奇高。

3.連詞；比較狀語從句。

這兒有塊大石頭，沒人能搬起它。

4.連詞；比較狀語從句。

他們的觀點和我的一樣。

5.連詞；方式狀語從句。

像許多人從前那樣，認(rèn)為學(xué)習(xí)外語沒有用是錯誤的。

6.關(guān)系代詞；非限定性定語從句。

如從前所說，語法不是一套死規(guī)則。

7.關(guān)系代詞；非限定性定語從句。

正如同學(xué)們所看到的，海倫有點瘋瘋癲癲的。

8.關(guān)系代詞；非限定性定語從句（帶有插入語的性質(zhì)）。

你會發(fā)現(xiàn)所有的問題現(xiàn)在都已得到解決。

9.前一個是副詞，后一個是連詞；比較狀語從句。

她和她姐姐跳得一樣好。

10.前一個是副詞，后一個是連詞；比較狀語從句。

他們同她一樣愛她。

11.連詞；比較狀語從句。

他沒有她那么老。

12.介詞；時間狀語從句。

當(dāng)他還是個孩子時就參了軍。

13.習(xí)語；時間狀語從句。

趁你在這兒，咱們和不討論一下咱們的計劃？

14.連詞；方式狀語從句。

他以他獨特的視角來描寫中國。

15.習(xí)語；方式狀語從句。

他總是努力工作，好像從不感到疲倦。

16.連詞；方式狀語從句；

你怎么對待我，我就怎么對待你。

17.副詞；狀語。

他是系主任，確實得他簽署文件。

18.介詞，習(xí)語；定語。

你要對整個工作負(fù)責(zé)。

19.介詞；賓語補(bǔ)語。

他們把他看成是一個了不起的人。

20.介詞；主語補(bǔ)語。

這怎么會被說成缺少經(jīng)驗?zāi)兀?/p>

II.

1.Canyouthrowastoneasfarasthattree?

2.Asregardthatmatter,Ihavenoobjection.

3.AStohismother,Iknownothingabouther.

4.Asforyou,Iwillneverwanttoseeyouagain.

5.Shedoesnotownhimasherownhusband.

6.Heisaguest,andweshouldreceivehimassuch.

7.I,aswellasyou,don'tlie.

8.Asistheteacher,soisthepupil.

9.Badlywoundedashewas,heneverlosthope.

10.Childasheis,hecantellrightfromwrong.

11.Ashewasill,Iwenttherealone.

12.Hereachedouthishandasthroughheweretryingtocatchsomething.

13.Youhadbettermanagethebusinessasbefore.

14.Wemuststudyaslongaswearealive.

15.Hehasputhisenergyintoliterature--thesameashissistershaveputtheirsintomusic.

16.Theydon'tlovehimsomuchasshe.

17.Hespokesoloudlyastobeheardbyallintheclassroom.

18.Asisoftenthecase,thegirlforgottobringherdictionary.

19.TheyaredoingthesameworkasIdidlastyear.

20.Wehaveneverdoubtedthehonestyofsogoodamanasyouare.

III.

1.Ihavethesameopinionashedoes.

2.Hewasill,asweretheotherpassengers.

3.Themanwasknockeddownbyacar,aswasreported.

4.Hewasnotsuchafoolastofailtoseethatpoint.

5.HeisnotashealthyasJohn.

6.SpellthewordasitisspelledinAmericanEnglish.

7.AsIwasspeaking,Isawadoglyingonthegrass.

8.Hardasheworked,hecouldnotlearnmathswell.

9.Asisthefather,soistheson.

10.HeworkedasanEnglishteacherinahighschool.

Unit2(英語二)

TextA

ExercisesfortheText

I.

1.b

2.c

3.a

4.c

5.d

II.

1.inadequate

2.astronomers

3.density

4.shrink

5.intense

6.boundary

7.theory

8.convince

9.invisible

10.speculation

III.

1.density

2.observation

3.speculation

4.massiveness

5.region

6.graviation

7.relativity

8.basis

9.evidence

10.endlessness

IV.

with;his;if;so;paper;out;the;better

V.

1.Astronomershavenotyetfullyansweredthequestionofwhatblackholesare.

2.Itissaidthatablackholecanswallowupeverythingsuchasstarsaroundit.

3.Thestudyofblackholesisjustbeginning.Speculationsaboutthemareendless.

4.Scientistscannottellwhathappensinsideablackhole.

5.Ifwegettoknowsomethingaboutthem,blackholeswillnotbethatfrightful.

VocabularyExercises

I.

1.a.exploded

b.explosion

c.explosive

2.a.dense

b.densely

c.density

3.a.measurable

b.measurement

c.measured

4.a.basis

b.basic

c.based

d.basically

II.

1.implication

2.gravity

3.boundary

4.interchangeable

5.explode

6.galaxy

7.convincing

8.speculation

9.shrinks

10.sucking

III.

1.Ablockholeexertsastronggravitationalpull.

2.Hiscompanycollapsedowingtomismanagement.

3.Quiteafewstaelliteswerelaunchedinthe80'sinourcountry.

4.Hasthemedicinebeguntooperate?

5.Hewasswallowedupindarkness.(orDarknessswallowedhimup.)

TextB

ExercisesfortheText

I.

1.T

2.T

3.T

4.T

5.F

6.F

7.F

8.F

9.F

10.T

II.

1.planets;orbit

2.suns

3.life;vegetation

4.satellite;sun

5.verylargeseparate;lesser

6.onepart;anotherpart

7.nature;characteristics

8.plateaus;deserts;plains

9.religion;government;education;socialbehaviour

10.circumstances

VocabularyExercises

I.

1.cloudless

2.aboveall

3.concerned

4.largely

5.glitter

6.Asarule

7.unlikely

8.thrilling

9.whereas

10.revolves

Unit3(英語二)

TextA

ExercisesfortheText

I.

1.b

2.d

3.b

4.d

5.c

II.

1.delay

2.recovery

3.lethal

4.debate

5.permit

6.guideline

7.majority

8.takeintoaccount

9.undermine

10.vulnerable

II.

1.a.It'sdifferentfromtheplannedmurderofpeople.

b.Peoplehavethefundamentalrighttochoosedeath.

c.Therearesituationswheredeathisafriend.

2.a.Whatthepatientisactuallyaskingforissomethingelse.

b.Theymaywantahealthprofessionaltoopenupcommunicationforthemwith

theirlovedonesorfamily.

3.a.Thepatientisexperiencingextremesuffering.

b.Thereisnochanceofacure.

c.Thepatienthasmaderequestsforeuthanasia.

d.Aseconddoctormustconfirmthatthesecriteriahavebeenmetandthedeathmustbereportedtothepolicedepartment.

IV.Cloze.

spent;take;No;camera;down;taking;free;camel

V.

1.Euthanasiadoesrelievethedyingpatientsfromtheirsuffering.

2.DoyoukonwthattheNetherlandsistheonlycountryinEuropewhichpermitsthepracticeofeuthanasia?

3.Itdoesnotmeanthatdoctorswhoareforthisideadon'tcarefortheirpatients.

4.Afteradoctormakersadiagnosis,aseconddoctormustconfirmit.

5.Thosewhoareagainstitbelievethatpatientsdonotreallywanttoendtheirlife,butthatthereissomethingelsebehindtherequest.

VocabularyExercises

I.

1.a.considerably

b.considerate

c.consideration

d.considerable

2.a.able

b.ability

c.unable

d.enable

e.disabled

f.disable

3.a.traditional

b.tradition

c.traditionally

II.

1.weaken

2.optout

3.deteriorate

4.lethal

5.request

6.debate

7.isaffectedwith

8.take;intoaccount

9.elderly

10.vulnerable

11.sensitive

12.ensure

13.legal

III.

1.Theyrequestedthattheprisonersbereleased.

2.Hiscapabilitywillensurehissuccess.

3.Theyaregoingtoopenupanationwidedebate.

4.Heisverysensitivetochangesofweather.

5.Thequalityofhisworkhasbeendeterioratingtheseyears.

6.Thecontaminationofwatermakestheresidentsvulnerabletodiseases.

TextB

ExercisesfortheText

I.

1.F

2.T

3.F

4.T

5.T

6.F

7.T

8.F

9.T

10.F

II.

1.Oxford;Cambridge

2.old-boynetwork

3.two

4.abias

5.public

6.Alevelresults;performanceatinterviews

7.easilyaccessible

8.betterprepared

9.Harvard;Yale;Chicago;Berkeley

10.constantlyreplicating

VocabularyExercises

I.

1.unfair

2.leading

3.profession

4.private

5.accessible

II.

1.appoint

2.performance

3.profession

4.amountto

5.bynature

6.prime

7.merit

8.competitive

9.Remedial

10.worth

GrammarExercises

I.

1.has

2.is

3.are

4.seems

5.is

6.was

7.are

8.were

9.is

10.are

11.is

12.is

13.are

14.am

15.is

16.have

17.has

18.is

19.have

20.was

21.are

22.has

23.speak

24.is

25.races

26.were

27.approve

28.was

29.says

30.appeal

31.are

32.is

33.are

34.was

35.is

36.has

37.are

38.has

39.is

40.is

41.are

42.is

43.are

44.is

45.is

46.have

47.are

48.have

49.has

50.is

II.

1.he

2.his

3.its

4.its

5.her;her

6.their

7.out

8.they

9.his

10.their

Unit4(英語二)

TextA

ExercisesfortheText

I.

a.b

2.d

3.c

4.b

5.b

II.

1.diplomats

2.abuse

3.remove

4.quarter

5.guilt

6.hire

7.breadwinner

8.introduce

9.maintenance

10.immigrant

III.

1.i

2.c

3.b

4.e

5.j

6.g

7.h

8.f

9.a

10.d

IV.

about;surprise;young;over;much;teenager;were

V.

1.Thegovernmentdepartmentdealingwiththematterdoesnotkeepstatistics.

2.Sheacceptedajobworkingasadomesticjustbecauseshefounditdifficulttoprovideforherfamily.

3.ShewasbroughtoverbyaSaudidiplomatdirectlyfromthePhilippinestoworkinLondon.

4.Theworkingconditionsofthedomesticshavereceivedmediaattention.

5.Theemployersalwaysthreatentosendusbacktoourcountry.

VocabularyExercises

I.

1.a.exploited

b.exploitation

c.exploitable

2.a.execution

b.executed

c.executive

3.a.employed

b.employees

c.employment

4.a.immigrants

b.immigrated

c.immigration

II.

1.status

2.slavery

3.minimum

4.despite

5.diplomat

6.domestic

7.abroad

8.convicted

9.deports

10.incidence

11.supposed

12.deserving

III.

1.Resourcesshouldbeexploitedmoderately.

2.Thisorderwaswellexecuted.

3.Thisprojectdeservesfurtherstudy.(orThisprojectisdeservingoffurtherstudy.)

4.We'vealreadyreducedtheexpensestotheminimum.

5.Iwon'tbelievethenewsdespitewhatshesays.

6.Canthissmallboatbringthemovertotheothersideoftheriver

TextB

ExercisesfortheText

I.

1.F

2.F

3.T

4.T

5.F

6.F

7.T

8.F

9.T

10.F

II.

1.legironsjoined;chain;groups

2.theharshest;television;phonecalls;day-to-dayprivileges

3.circus;degrading;slavery

4.sixoutofeveryten

5.racial;political;savingtaxmoney;cleaningup

6.inhumane;ineffective

7.moreangry;morehostile

8.poverty;disaffectionwithinsociety

9.MiddleAges;shame

10.DeepSouth;Arkansas;Arizona

VocabularyExercises

I.

1.denied

2.gang

3.prevented

4.argument

5.punishment

II.

1.degrading

2.convictedof

3.liberty

4.inunison

5.union

Unit5(英語二)

TextA

ExercisesfortheText

I.

1.d

2.a

3.b

4.d

5.b

II.

1.original

2.transformation

3.distinct

4.spontaneous

5.individual

6.essentially

7.diverse

8.live

9.imitate

10.outofdoors

III.

1.maintenance

2.spontaneity

3.popularity

4.expression

5.rhythm

6.distinction/distinctness

7.penetration

8.immigration

9.transformation

10.synthesis

IV.

1.a.blues

b.rock'n'roll

c.folkmusic

2.a.essentiallyablackmedium

b.rhythmicdancemusic

c.popularamongcollegestudents

3.a.originatedinSanFrancisco,intheUnitedStates

b.ledbytheBeatles,inEngland

4.a.itbringstogetherseparatemusicaltraditions;

b.itmakesuseofthefullrangeofelectricinstrumentsandthetechnologyofelectricamplifiers;

c.itbecomesamultimediaexperience

V.

1.Thenewmusicwasmadeoutofthethreeformsofmusicinexistence.

2.Rock'n'Rollisveryrhythmic,soitispopularamongyoungpeople.

3.TheBeatleswasafamousRockgroupinEngland.

4.Modernmusicpaysagreatdealofattentiontotheparticipationofitsaudience.

5.Electricamplifiersmakemusicloudandpenetrating.

VocabularyExercises

I.

1.a.music

b.musical

c.musically

d.musician

2.a.conscious

b.Consciousness

c.consciously

3.a.limited

b.limits

c.limitations

d.limitless

4.a.original

b.originated

c.origianlity

II.

1.synthesis

2.studio

3.spontaneous

4.readily

5.passive

6.multimedia

7.distinct

8.sentiment

9.anti-war

10.Eclecticism

III.

1.Thischapterisonthetransformationofheatenergyintodynamicenergy.

2.Agroupofpeoplegatheredspontaneouslyonthespotoftheaccident.

3.Thequarreloriginatedformmisunderstanding.

4.Thearmytookoverthecityafter1949.

5.Youshouldnottakeontoomuchworkforthesakeofyourhealth.

TextB

ExercisesfortheText

I.

1.T

2.T

3.F

4.T

5.T

6.T

7.F

8.T

9.T

10.F

II.

1.thespontaneouslyinspiredtype;theconstructive;thetraditionalisttype

2.well

3.completedcomposition;musicaltheme

4.theshorter;astretch

5.creative;musicaltheme

6.notebooks

7.preliminary

8.pattern;theme

9.forthesakeof

10.harmonies;sonorities;formalprinciples

VocabularyExercises

I.

1.a

2.b

3.b

4.b

5.a

II.

1.不變地

常變的

多樣化

多種多樣的

2.有創(chuàng)造力的

創(chuàng)造

創(chuàng)造

3.作曲家

創(chuàng)作

作品

4.特有的

特性

塑造特性

特性塑造

5.各種各樣的

多樣化的

使不同

多樣性

6.傳統(tǒng)

傳統(tǒng)的

傳統(tǒng)主義者

7.建造

建設(shè)性的

建筑

8.果實

有收益的

無收獲的

GrammarExercises

I.

1.Youngasshewas,shewasquiteexperiencedinthiswork.

2.Hardtheytried,theycouldn'tfindasolutiontothisproblem.

3.Littledidtheyrealizethattheyhadmadeanimportantdiscoveryinscience.

4.Nosoonerhadweputdownthereceiverthanthetelephonerangagain.

5.HardlydidIexpectthathisconditionwouldturnfortheworse.

6.Notonlyshouldweworkhardourselves,weshouldalsogetotherpeopleinterestedinthework.

7.Notuntilyoutalkedwithhimdidherealizetheseriousnessofhismistake.

8.Neverdidheexpectthattheprojectwouldbecompletedsosoon.

9.Rarelydidweseeanyonesodevotedasshetomedicalscience.

10.Scarcelyhadshesaidthewordswhenshebegantoregretit.

11.Aheadofusliemanydifficulties.

12.Farinthedistancelayrangesofmountainscoveredwithforests.

13.NexttohimstoodEdgarSnow.

14.Standinginthedoorwaywasayoungmaninblueuniform.

15.Outrushedthemanandhiswife.

II.

A.

1.ThesecondpointI'llexplainlater.

2.ThisoneIshallsendbyordinaryaccount.

3.Allthisweshalltakeintofullaccount.

4.Whatyou'vejustsaid,I'llalwayskeepinmymind.

5.Thisweshallunderstand.

B.

1.Thetimehasnowcometoputanendtothispractice.

2.Thequestionwillariseofhowtopreventairpollution.

3.ThebeliefiscommonlyheldthatEnglishmenaremorereservedthanAmericans.

4.Alistwillbesenttoyouofthemajoritemstheyproduce.

5.Theordersooncamethatwehavetoleavethesmalltownimmediately.

III.

1.Helikessportsverymuch.Sodoeshischild.

2.Shedidnotliketheidea.Nordidherhusband.

3.Onlyinthiswaycanweexpecttodoourworkwell.

4.Notuntill1990didIknowhewasanEnglishteacher.

5.Neverhadanycountrytriedsohardtodevelopitsindustry.

6.Notfarfromthebridgeisatallbuilding.

7.Notonlydotheyworkhard,buttheyalsoworkwell.

8.BeforeuswerewalkingagroupofYoungPioneers.

9.Hadyoutoldmeearlier,Iwouldhavehelpedyou.

10.IworkedinasmallfactoryinWuxilastyear.

Unit6(英語二)

TextA

ExercisesfortheText

I.

1.a

2.c

3.c

4.c

5.b

II.

1.prevalent

2.welding

3.appliance

4.switch

5.artificial

6.identify

7.o

8.discard

9.defective

10.assemble

III.

1.d

2.f

3.b

4.j

5.c

6.i

7.e

8.g

9.h

10.a

IV.

not;use;sign;one;meant;end;him

V.

1.Theapplicationofrobotshasincreasinglybecomeprevalentandfar-reachingtheseyears.

2.Thenewlydevelopedrobotshaveasenseoftouchandtheabilitytoseeandmakedecisions.

3.Robotsarewidelyemployedintheautomotiveindustry.

4.Bothlight-sensitivematerialsandelectronicdigitalcamerasarephotographicequipment.

5.Robotsdiffergreatlyfromautomaticmachines.

VocabularyExercises

I.

1.a.efficiency

b.efficient

c.efficiently

2.a.haveincreased

b.increasingly

c.increasing

3.pletely

pleted

pletion

4.ensify

ensity

ensive

ense

II.

1.reduction

2.shade

3.appliance

4.prevalent

5.personnel

6.defective

7.specific

8.capableof

9.inbetween

10.assembled

11.expose

III.

1.Atacriticalmoment,weshouldbecapableoffacingdifficultion.

2.Afterconsideringthatproblem,theyswitchedtheirattentiontosomethingelse.

3.Spraythetablewithpaint.

4.Weshouldexposechildrentonewideas.

5.Wehave

plentyofnaturalresources.

6.Hewascriticalofherforherignoranceoflaw.

7.Heswitchedfromoneoccupationtoanotherinthepastthreeyears.

TextB

ExercisesfortheText

I.

1.T

2.T

3.F

4.F

5.T

6.T

7.T

8.T

9.T

10.F

II.

1.forecast

2.earlywarning

3.China;Alaska

4.theenergylevel

5.shifting;cracks;faults;crust

6.seismicnetworks

7.radon;groundwater

8.comesfromtheradioactive

9.partial;processes

10.Haicheng;1975

VocabularyExercises

I.

1.B

2.D

3.A

4.B

5.B

II.

1.analyze

2.forecast

3.shift

4.reliablity

5.preceded

6.subsided

7.speculated

8.warning

Unit7(英語二)

TextA

ExercisesfortheText

I.

1.c

2.d

3.b

4.d

5.c

II.

1.leisure

2.avaiable

3.desirable

4.strain

5.portray

6.stressful

7.context

8.avarietyof

9.impart

10.motivate

III.

1.relax

2.entertain

3.recognize

4.possess

5.observe

6.recreate

7.satisfy

8.occupy

9.pursue

10.attain

IV.

at;my;asked;visit;honeymoon;first;other;sir;

V.

1.Theterm"qualityoflife"coversaverywidescopeofmeanings.

2.Inasocietyinwhichlifeisfast-pacedandworkisstressful,itisbeneficialtoyourhealthtotrytofindtimetorelax.

3.Ourtastesandpreferencesareallrelatedtosocialcontextsandlearningexperiences.

4.Positiveleisureattitudesareessentialformotivatingpeopletousetheirleisureincreativeways.

5.Observationsandresearchfindingindicatethatpeopleareincreasinglyconcernedwiththequalityoflife.

VocabularyExercises

I.

1.a.desirability

b.desires

c.desrable

2.a.occupation

b.occupied

c.occupant

d.occupation

3.a.preference

b.preferably

c.preferable

d.prefer

4.a.recognizable

b.recognition

c.recognize

5.a.satisfaction

b.satisfied

c.satisfactory

d.satisfy

e.satisfying

II.

1.urban

2.satisfaction

3.relaxation

4.possession

5.concernedwith

6.motivated

7.possession

8.impart

9.participation

10.loom

11.portrayed

12.desirable

III.

1.Healwaystakesaverypositiveattitudewhencorrectingpupils'mistakes.

2.Passengersmustattachlabelstotheirsuitcasesbeforeboardingtheplane.

3.Thecolourofhisskinisnotrelevanttowhetherheisagoodlawyer.

4.Ashiploomedthroughtheheavyfog.

5.We'vedonenothingwrongonourpart.

6.Schoolsshouldsetastheirobjectivetheattainmentofabalanceddevelopmentoftheirstudents.

TextB

ExercisesfortheText

I.

1.T

2.T

3.T

4.T

5.T

6.F

7.F

8.F

9.F

10.T

II.

1.elusive

2.tricky

3.waste;control

4.quicksand

5.control;against

6.slave

7.full

8.appointments;addresses;telephonenumbers

9.underestimate;overestimate

10.temptations

VocabularyExercises

I.

1.B

2.C

3.D

4.A

5.D

II.

1.B

2.C

3.C

4.B

5.C

GrammarExercises

I.

1.at;in

2.at

3.in

4.at/in;since

5.for

6.under

7.from;to

8.about

9.on

10.during

11.at

12.at

13.since

14.during

15.on;at;by

16.during;in;for

17.By

18.within

19.at

20.at

21.into;in

22.in

23.execptfor

24.except

25.exceptfor

26.except

27.about

28.on

29.of

30.below

31.beneath

32.owingto/dueto

33.due;to

34.owingto

35.dueto

36.between

37.among

38.about

39.to

40.towards

41.for

42.above

43.above

44.across/over

45.over

Unit8(英語二)

TextA

ExercisesfortheText

I.

1.c

2.b

3.c

4.b

5.a

II.

1.minimize

2.local

3.instantaneously

4.regulate

5.interact

6.timer

7.alarm

8.discrepancy

9.destine

10.feasible

III.

are;for;he;again;in;to;their;and

IV.

1.Itisnotdificulttounderstandthemaladjustmentthatbroughttothebodybyhighspeedtravel.

2.Onereasonforthisdiscrepancyisthatdifferentbodilyeventsarecontroledbydifferentfactors.

3.Proteininfoodstimulateswakefulness,whilecarbohydratespromotesleep.

4.TheproblemofJetLagisoneveryinternationaltravellercomesacrossatsometime.

5.Itisnotfeasibletowaitforafewdaysuntilthebody'sregulatorymechanismsadjustnaturallytoanewtimezone.

VocabularyExercises

I.

1.a.negotiable

b.negotiate

c.negotiations

2.a.regulations

b.regulate

c.regulatory

d.regularize

3.a.assumes

b.assuming

c.assumed

d.assumption

4.a.periodically

b.periodical

c.periodicity

d.period

II.

1.do;snchronize

2.discrepancy

3.internal

4.reset

5.outofstep

6.external

7.overcome

8.destination

9.mechanism

10.neutral

11.lags

12.toadvantage

13.feasible

14.instantaneously

III.

1.Wewanttopromotemutualunderstandingbetweenthetwocountries.

2.Theplanseemsfeasible.

3.Heisoutofstepwithmodernlife.

4.Toovercomediffculties,wemustfirstovercomeourselves.

5.Thereisabiglagbetweenhisthoughtandaction.

6.Thatfashionmodelwaslookingforachancetoshowoffherselftoadvantage.

7.Yourassumptionisnotbasedonfullfacts.

TextB

ExercisesfortheText

I.

1.T

2.T

3.T

4.T

5.F

6.T

7.F

8.T

9.F

10.F

II.

1.centeringone'sattention

2.fluctuates

3.constant

4.distraction

5.symptom

6.routine

7.focal

8.psychological/physical

9.goal;direction

10.theability

VocabularyExercises

I.

1.productivity

2.distract

3.fluctuates

4.exceptional

5.misled

6.trueof

7.attendto

8.appreciate

9.typical

10.Motivation

11.contraryto

12.hinder;from

Unit9(英語二)

TextA

ExercisesfortheText

I.

1.b

2.c

3.c

4.a

5.b

II.

1.approximate

2.aged

3.paradox

4.apparent

5.composition

6.elsewhere

7.elementary

8.alter

9.precede

10.slippery

III.

1.e

2.a

3.h

4.g

5.c

6.b

7.i

8.f

9.j

10.d

IV.

test;doctor;the;My;arrived;at;opened

V.

1.Aginghasbecomeasocialproblem.

2.Peopleobjectedtotheideathatitisbecauseofdropofbirthrate.

3.Howlongpeoplewilllivedependsonmanyfactors.

4.Expectationoflifeisthepredictionoftheaveragenumberofyearsthatonecanlive.

5.Longlifeisalteringourlifeandoursociety.

VocabularyExercises

I.

1.appreciateappreciationappreciative

a.appreciation

b.appreciate

c.appreciative

2.activeinactiveactivity

a.activity

b.activated

c.active

d.inactive

3.continuecontinuedcontinuingcontinuation

a.continues

b.continued

c.continuation

d.continuous

e.continuing

4.expectexpectationexpectancyexpectant

a.expect

b.expectant

c.expectancy

d.expectation

II.

1.classify

2.salient

3.liability

4.altered

5.paradox

6.lengthens

7.dependency

8.revision

9.upwards

10.approximated

III.

1.Healwaysneglectshishealth.

2.Thepriceofthiscommodityisoutofproportiontoitsvalue.

3.Hisaccountoftheincidentapproximatedtothefact.

4.Hehasreluctantlyacknowledgedthefallaciesinhisstatement.

5.Theferventcheersexpressedtheirappreciationoftheperformance.

6.Memorycanbeclassifiedintolong-termmemoryandshort-termmemory.

7.Thingsalteredfundamentally.

TextB

ExercisesfortheText

I.

1.T

2.T

3.F

4.T

5.T

6.F

7.F

8.F

9.T

10.T

II.

1.pride;belief

2.responsible;honest;loving

3.temporary;honest;loving

4.acting;talking

5.isolated;lonely;received

6.asmile;agoodgradeonreportcard;pride

7.heart;see;think;rude;inconsiderate;rough

8.contribute;within

9.throughout

10.positiveattitude

VocabularyExercises

I.

1.esteem

2.takeadvantageof

3.manageable

4.copewith

5.appropriate

6.infant's

7.withdraw

8.totally

9.worthless

10.outcome

GrammarExercises

I.

1.had

2.did

3.hadhad;wouldn'thavedrowned

4.came

5.haddone

6.wouldhaveknow

7.shouldbeattacked

8.had

9.wouldn'tbe

10.left

11.mayouenjoy

12.shouldchange

13.hadgone

14.wouldhavecome

15.wouldn'thavemade

16.wouldhaveanswered

17.went

18.wouldnothavemade

19.shouldfail

20.wouldhavebeen

II.

1.Wehurriedbacktoschoollestitshouldrain.

2.It'stimetheproblemwascarefullystudied.

3.IfonlyIhadkeptmymouthshut.

4.Hetiptoedintotheroomforfearthatheshouldbeheard.

5.Iwasinaterriblehurrythatday,otherwiseIwouldhavestoppedtohaveachatwithyouforawhile.

6.Iwaswritingareport;otherwiseIwouldnothavestayeduplate.

7.Withoutyourhelp,wewouldnothavemadesuchabigsuccess.

8.Underthatcondition,Iwouldhavedonethesame.

9.Ifshehadn'tbeenstudyinghard,shewouldnothavespokenEnglishsowell.

10.Don'tforgettoremindhimincaseheshouldforget.

11.Ifweweren'ttotakeanexamtomorrow,Iwouldhavegonetothecinemawithyou.

12.Ifonlyhehadtoldyouthetruthseveralmonthsago.

13.Iwouldratheryouwentonholiday.

14.Iwouldsooneryouhadknownnothingaboutit.

15.It'stimethatwegotreadyforthefinalexams.

16.Butforthetrafficaccident,wewouldhavearrivedabitearlier.

17.Wewouldnotlivewithoutairandwater.

18.IwouldhavegonewithyoubutIhavetoprepareforanexam.

19.LonglivethePeople'sRepublicofChina.

20.Butthathehadtakensomemedicinethismorning,hisheadachewouldbeworse.Unit10(英語二)

TextA

ExercisesfortheText

I.

1.d

2.b

3.c

4.b

5.d

II.

1.defeat

2.critical

3.loyalty

4.impact

5.ultimately

6.tough

7.approval

8.stir

9.presidency

10.overwhelming

III.

1.strategy

2.election

3.democracy

4.presidency

5.economy

6.constitution

7.loyalty

8.motivation

9.certainty

10.provision

IV.

for;lost;without;cost;buy;rage;put;altered

V.

1.PresidentialelectionoccursintheUnitedStateeveryfouryears.

2.Amajorpartynomineeusuallygetshigherapprovalratingthanaminor-partynominee.

3.Strategyplaysacritcalroleinthepresidentialcampaign.

4.Towinelectoralvotes,presidentialcandidatesareparticularlyconcernedwiththoseimportantstates.

5.ThereareoveradozenpoliticalpartiesintheUnitedStates,amongwhichthereareonlytwomajorparties.

VocabularyExercises

I.

1.a.strategical

b.strategically

c.strategy

d.strategist

2.a.represent

b.representation

c.