2023年英語大試卷第一冊第十單元答案

Unit１0Pａrt１WｏrdＤictaｔｉoｎ1-5:ｄeｍonstrａt(yī)e，iｎｔegritｙ，bounｄａrｙ，scarce,conｓｉsｔ6－10:ensurｅ，aｓsuｒe，ｐrotest,inteｌligent,cｌarify1１-15:aｐpｏiｎt,tempt,rely,iｎｅvitably,preserve1６-20：fａsｈioｎaｂｌｅ,conveniｅncｅ,componenｔ,eｎｒicｈ，tough２1-25：coｎteｍporarｙ，ｕlｔimate,cheaｔ,ａｐpｒoprｉatｅ,downｌoaｄ2６-30:recoｎcile,ｍｏrａｌ,expenｓｅ，prｅss，ｐroｐerty３1-35:issｕe，ｉncｌｉne,notｉｏn，hｏneｓty,structurｅ36-４0：ｔransｆｏrｍ，ｃurｂ,sｔrateｇy，pｒoof，ｓemｅsterPart2Dicｔatｉoｎ1-5：demoｎsｔratｅd，appｌｉes，ensure,ａsｓure，clarify６-10:ａpprｏpriate,proteｓｔｅd,enｇagｅd，diｌemma，acｃess1１-1５:issues，tranｓfｏｒm，perceiｖe，strａt(yī)egy，cyｎicａl１6-20：yieldto，figuｒｅout，inｃｌｉnｅｄtｏ,givencｒｅdiｔ,bｏttoｍｌｉnePart３UｎdｅrstandingLongＣonvｅrsationｓRecording11-5:CCBDAＴｒanscript:?Mr.McＣraｃｋen:Heｌｌo．Ｈelｌo?Iｓａnyoｎetheｒe?Dr.Waｌlace:What?Whatｉsit？Who'ｓthereatｔhiｓtimeofnight?Ｍｒ.MｃＣracken:It's４:3０iｎｔhｅafｔernooｎ，Dr.Ｗallacｅ.I＇mFriedrｉchMcCｒacken，tｏwnofｆicｉal.I'veｃｏｍｅtohｅlpｙｏubecausｅI＇vehｅarｄthａｔyouwｅresｉck.Dｒ.Ｗａllａce：Ｏh,I'msｏrrｙ．I'llｏpenｔhｅｄoorrｉgｈtaway.Ｗelcｏmein,Mr.McCracken.I＇maｆｒaｉdtｈatＩdon＇tｈaveanytｅatooffeｒyou.Mr．McCｒacｋen:Ｔhat'squiｔeallright.Iｗｏn'tbeloｎg.Ｄr．Wallacｅ:WｈaｔcanIdｏforyou？Mr.MｃCracｋen：Ｉ＇vｅbrouｇhｔsomｅmeｄicｉｎeｆoryｏuｔotake.Dｒ.Ｗａｌlaｃｅ:Oh，thａnkyｏu.Iwｏuldhavegonetotheｓtoremyself,ｂuｔI...waiｔ,ｗheredidyougetthatmｅdicｉｎe?Ｍr.McCracken:Aｔyouｒｍｅdicｉneｓhop.Whaｔ＇sｔｈｅｐｒobｌeｍ?Dr.Waｌlace:Ican'ttakｅthａt(yī).Pleaｓｅ,gｏtoanotｈｅrshopanｄbrｉｎgｍｅbacksomemorｅｍedicｉne.Mｒ.MｃCracken:Ｙｏuwon'ttakemeｄicinefｒｏmyｏｕroｗｎsｈoｐ?Isthisａjｏke?Dr.Wallａｃe:Ｎｏ.Yoｕｓee,I'mnotｅveｎaｒeａlｄocｔor.Queｓｔions1.WｈendidMr.ＭｃCracｋｅｎgotｏDr.Wallａce'ｓhomｅ?2.WhydidＭｒ.McCrackenvisｉtＤr．Wａｌlace？3．ＷhatwasMr.McCｒａcken'ｓjob?4．Whydidn'ｔDr．ＷaｌlaceofｆerMr．McＣｒａckｅnaｃupｏftea?5.Ｗｈｙdidn＇tＤｒ.Waｌlａcetaｋetｈeｍeｄicinethａt(yī)camefromhisｓhop？Pａrｔ4UｎdersｔandinｇPａssａgeｓRecoｒding11－5:ＡCＡDＢTranｓcｒｉｐt：Ａnold,blｉndｗoｍaｎiｎvitedadｏctortoherhomeａnｄsａiｄｔｈatifｈecuredherｅyes,hewouldreｃeｉｖｅｍｏｎｅyfｒoｍher；butifnot,sheｗouldgｉvehimnｏthinｇ．Haviｎgｍaｄethisａgreemｅnt,thedoｃtorｂｒouｇhtmeｄiｃｉnｅandtreatedthｅｗomaｎ'ｓｅyestimeafｔertiｍe，ａndｏneveｒyvｉｓｉthｅｔookｓomｅthinｇawaｙ.Whenhｅhａｄstｏｌeｎalｌhｅrpropeｒtｙ,hｅcｕｒedheｒbliｎdneｓsandasｋｅdfoｒthｅｐrｏmisedmoneｙ.Thewoman,ｈｏｗever,rｅfｕseｄtｏpaysiｎceａllｔｈegｏodｓinherhｏuseweｒｅgone.Shearguｅd，"IdｉmiｓetogｉveyouasumofｍoneｙiｆＩｓhｏｕldreｃovermysｉght.Buｔ,ＩtｈｉｎkthatIｍｕstsｔｉllbeblind.Befoｒeｙouｃamｅtomyhouse，Ｉｈadmanythｉngs.Butnow，ｔｈｏughyoｕsayIamｃuredoｆｍyblｉnｄness,Ｉamnotabletoｓeeasiｎglｅthｉnginmyhome．＂Quesｔiｏｎs1．Whaｔｗastｈeagreemeｎtbetｗeentｈebｌindwoｍanａndｔhｅdoｃtor?2.Ｗhatdidtheｄｏctｏrdoeachtiｍehevｉsｉtｅdthebｌindwoｍan?３.Whendｉdthｅdoctorcuｒetｈeｏldwoｍａn?4.Ｗhａｔdidthｅoldwoｍａnfinｄwhｅnsheｗaｓｃurｅd?５．Ｗhydidtｈeolｄwomanｒｅｆuｓetopaｙｔｈeｄｏｃtｏr?Recordiｎg2１-5:DCＢAＤTｒanｓcrｉpt:Aｆａmｏuspsｙｃhologisｔgoｔ77peoｐletovoluntｅｅrforanunusuaｌprｏjｅct．Alｌwerｅａsｋeｄtoｋeepdiarｉesfｏｒａweeｋandrecorｄtｈenumberｏｆtheｌiesｔｈｅytold．Tｈeresultwasｔhａt(yī)ｏnlyonepersonclaimedｈehaｄtoldnoｌiｅs.Theｏtherstold873ａltogｅthｅr．Thelｉeswｅrenotbiglies.Peoｐｌewouldｐrｅｔendｔｏsupｐｏｒtasｐoｕsｅｏｒfｒiendmoｒｅthanｈeｏrｓhereaｌlyｂｅlievedｏｒtoｐrｅtendｔoagｒeewｉtharｅlative'sopiｎion.Accoｒdinｇtotｈestudｙ，womenlｉedmosｔlyｓotheｙwouldｎ'thurtothers'fｅelingｓａｎdmeｎlｉeｄtofｅeｌgooｄaboｕtthemsｅlves.Mostｓuｒｐrｉsingly,peopleｓａidtheirｌieswerenｏｂigdeａｌandcaｕsedthｅm"littlｅｒegｒet"．Thiｓattｉtudesｅeｍｓmoniｎsｏciｅty.Qｕeｓtionｓ1．Whowａsincｈargeoftｈepｒoｊect?2.Wｈyweｒｅthepeoplｅaｓkedtokeepdiａrieｓforaweｅk？3．Ｗhatｗastｈereｓｕltoｆthｅeｘperimeｎｔ?4.Ｗhat'sthediffｅrｅnｃｅｂetweenmaleaｎdfemaleliarｓ?５.Whａｔ'ssurｐｒisｉngaｂoutｔheｒeｓuｌｔofthisstudy?Ｒecordｉng31-5:ABＤＢＣTｒansｃｒipt:Afoxｗasrｕｎnｉngfromahunter．Heｔhoughtthathｅwouldn'tｇeｔaway,bｕtthenhｅsawawｏｏdsmanwｈoheｔhoughtｍiｇｈthｅlｐｈim.Hｅrａntothewooｄsmaｎandbｅggedthemａnforasaｆehｉdiｎgｐlace．Theｗoｏｄsmansｈoweｄhiｍthｅｈoleofabigtree,intｏwhiｃhthefｏｘquicklydｉsａppeａred.Soontｈeｈunterｃameupaｎdaskeｄthewoodsｍａnifhｅｈadｓeｅnthｅfｏｘ.Thewooｄsｍａnsaidhehadｎotseenａnyｆox.Ｂutashesａidｔhis,heｐoｉntedwitｈoｎｅhandｔotｈｅｔreewｈｅretｈｅｆｏxｌayｈidden.Ｔｈｅhuｎｔer,ｈoweｖｅr,ｄｉdnotseeｔhｅgｅsｔuｒe.Hｅhurｒｉedａｗaｙwithtｈeｈopethａt(yī)ｈecoｕldsｔｉllｆiｎdthｅfox．Tｈen,tｈefｏxcameoutanｄbeｇantoleavewithouttakinｇaｎｙｎoｔｉceofthｅwoodｓman."Ｉｓａvedｙourliｆeanｄｙeｔyouａrelｅavｉngwｉthoutawordoｆtｈanks,＂thewoｏdsｍanpｒotesｔｅd．Thｅｆｏxgavehimacolｄlｏok,"Ｉnｄeed，Iｓhouｌdhavethankｅdyｏuｇｒeatlyifｙouｒｄeedｓhaｄbeenaｓgoodaｓyourwordｓ．"Questions1．Ｗｈeredidｔheｆoxhiｄeｉｎｔhestory？２.Whatｄidthewoodsｍａnsayｔothｅhｕntｅr?３.Whaｔmadeｔhｅhuｎterfaｉｌtoｆindｔｈefox？4.Whyｄidｔhefoxｌeavewiｔhoutthaｎｋｉnｇｔhｅwｏodsmaｎ?5.Wｈａt(yī)ｃanwelearnfrｏｍtｈｅsｔory？Recordiｎｇ４1-5:CBCＡDTｒanｓcｒipt:Arichmａnopeｎeｄatheａt(yī)ｅrandsaidhｅwouｌdgｉｖemｏneytoanｙonｅwhｏcoｕlｄinventａnｅｗentertaiｎmentfortheoccａsion．Fiｒst，aｎactorwｅｌlkｎowｎfｏrhispｅrforｍaｎcｅsｗalkeｄｏntｏｔｈesｔaｇe.Ｈｅｂenthｉsｈeａdａnｄｉmｉtａt(yī)ｅdthescreamｏfaliｔtlepigｗiｔhhisｖｏice.Ｔheｃrｏwｄcｈeeｒedandapｐｌauｄeｄ.Thenａfarmｅrjumpedtｏｔｈestageａｎdsaidheｃoulddｏtｈesamethｉnｇ.Hehadａlｉttｌepigundeｒhｉscｌoｔhes，butthatwａsｎotsｅeｎbｙａnybody．Hepｕlleｄtheｐig'searaｎdmａｄeiｔｓcｒeam.Ｔhecｒowdhoweｖeｒcrｉeｄthattｈeaｃtorhａdperformｅｄｍuchbeｔｔer,andthｅfarmershｏuｌdbekiｃkedoutoｆtｈetheａt(yī)er．Ｓeｅiｎgthiｓ，tｈefａrｍerｂｒｏｕｇhｔthｅlｉttleｐiｇfromｈiscｌｏthesaｎｄsaid,"Loｏkheｒe,tｈｉsshowｓwhａｔsortofｊudgesyouare.＂Queｓtions１.Ｈoｗdidtherichｍancelebratｅｔheopｅnｉｎgoｆthetheaｔｒe？2.Hoｗdiｄtheｃrowdrespｏnｄtoｔheperfｏrmanceｏfthｅacｔor?3．Whatｄiｄｔheｆaｒmeｒdooｎthestage?4．Whatｄiｄthecrowdｔhinkofthefaｒｍer＇sperfoｒmaｎparedwiｔｈthａｔoftheａctｏr?5．Hoｗｄiｄｔhefarmeｒseeｔｈecｒowd?Ｒecｏrding５1-5：CDBＡDTransｃripｔ:Rｏbert,aｇreａｔtennｉsplａyｅr,wouldneｖerｆorgeｔwhathａpｐenedtohimafterｈehadｗoｎhisgrｅateｓtmatcｈ．Whilehewaｓｗalkinｇtoｈiscarinthｅｐarｋiｎgｌｏt,aftｅrｒeceｉvinｇａcheckandsｍｉlingforｔhecameraｓ,ａwｏmanaｐpｒoacheｄｈim.Shｅcoｎgratｕlateｄhimandtｈｅntolｄhiｍhｅｒcｈｉldwａsseriｏuslyill.But,shｅdidnoｔhaveeｎoughmoneytopaｙtｈehoｓpitalexpensｅs.Ｒobeｒtwａｓｓomoveｄbyhｅｒｓｔorythathegavｅhiｓcheｃkｔoｔhewoman.Thｅneｘtweekｈewａshａvingluncｈｗiｔhfriｅndswhｅnapｏliｃemancameｔohistａbｌｅ."Someboyinthｅparkiｎｇｌotlastwｅekｔoｌdmeyoumetａyｏungwomaｎ．"Ｒobｅrtｎｏddｅｄ．"Ｗell,"saiｄtｈepolicｅｍan，＂Ihａｖenewsforｙou.Sｈeisaliaｒ.Sｈｅhasnｏｓickbaby.Ｓｈe'ｓｎotevenmarｒｉed．Sheｃheatedyou，myfriｅｎｄ.＂＂Ｙouｍeａnｔhere'snodyｉngｂabｙafｔerａll?"saidＲobert，"That＇sthebeｓtnewsIheaｒdaｌlweeｋ."Queｓｔiｏns１.HowdidRobertｇｅtacheｃk?2．Whａｔwａstｈeｗoman＇sstｏry?3.WheredidtheｐoliｃeｍａnfinｄRｏbｅrtｔhenextweek?4.WhatdiｄｔｈｅpｏｌicemaｎtelｌRobertａｂｏutthｅwomaｎ?5.HoｗdｉdＲobertresｐｏndwhenthepoｌicemantoｌdｈｉmｔhenｅｗs?Pａrt5SpotDictａｔion（1）answered;

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（3)undeｒstanｄ；

(４)rｅmｅmberｅd;

(5)ｓtrangeｌｙ;

(6)sｍiled;

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(8)sｐｏｋeto;

(9)lookｅdｒound；

（１0)wｏnder(1)ｌｉａr;

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(3）refusｅ;

(4）cｏmesuｐ；

(5)jokiｎgly；

(６)preｐareｄ；

(7)prｏmise；

(8）chｕrch;

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(10）sｈouldPart6FillｉｎｔｈeBlanks(ｗiｔhtheIniｔiａｌLeｔｔerｓPrｏvｉdeｄ)1-５:exteｒnａl,ｅｘｔernal,dｅmoｎsｔrａt(yī)ed,ｄemｏnsｔｒaｔｅd,bｏｕnｄariｅs6-10：boundariｅs,conｃeded,cｏncedeｄ，engagｅ,ｅngaged11－1５：ensｕｒe，ensure，assurｅｄ,ａsｓｕred，inｔelｌiｇent16-2０:inｔelliｇeｎt，gｅnuiｎe，ｇenｕine,iｎteｇｒｉty,inｔegrｉｔｙ２1-2５:scaｒce，scarｃｅ,fｉｒｍｌy,fiｒmly，pｒｏtｅsｔed26-30：protest，ｃlａｒｉfy,clarｉｆy,aｐpｏｉnｔ，appoｉnt31-35：inevｉtablｅ，inevitabｌy，preserving,preserｖｅd,tough3６-40:touｇh,convｅnieｎce，ｃonｖenience，comｐｏnenｔ，compｏｎent4１-45：enrich，ｅnriｃh，ｆashｉonable,fashioｎａｂle,yｉeld46－５0:yｉeｌd，tempted,ｔｅmpteｄ,miｒｒor，ｍiｒrｏr51-5５：ａssｉstance,ａｓｓistance，attrａctｉｏn，ａt(yī)ｔrａｃtioｎ,morality5６－60:moraliｔy,ｃurｂ，curb,ａuthｅｎｔic,authｅntic61-６５:coｎtempoｒａry，contｅmpｏｒary,diｌemma，dilemma,expｅnｓｅ66-70:eｘｐensｅ，ｔransｆorm，traｎsforｍ,cheａｔ，chｅat71-75:ｕltimate,ultiｍａt(yī)ｅ,lｉnｋ，lｉnｋｓ,ａppropriate76-80:appｒｏpriate，doｗnloaｄ,dｏwnloads，irrｅconｃilable，irrecoｎcilaｂｌe81-85:moｒaｌ，moral,prｅssｅd，pｒessed/prｅsses,author8６－90:aｕthoｒ,pｒｏpｅrtｙ，proｐeｒty,ｉssue，isｓue9１－９５：ｎｏtion,nｏtion,hｏnｅsty，hｏnesｔy,ｓｔｒuctuｒing96-１00:ｓtructured,stratｅgy,sｔrａt(yī)egｙ,Ｃｏｎsumeｒｓ，Ｃonsuｍers１01-１0２:pｅr,pｅrPａrt7ＦilｌintheBlａnks(withPreｐosｉtioｎsorＡdverbｓ)1-５:to，to,in，in,ｉn6-10:for，for，to,ｔo，ａwaｙ１1－１5：into,inｔo,at,at,tｏ16－20：tｏ,ｔo,to，in，iｎ２1-25:oｆ，of，ｏf,oｆ,with26-30：ｗｉtｈ,fｏr，ｆor,of，ｏf3１-３５：ｏｎ/ｕpｏｎ,on/upon，as,as，over36－4０：oｖeｒ，for，fｏr,out,ｏut41-45：off，oｆf，of,of，at4６：atPaｒt8ReadinｇCｏｍprehｅnsion(BanｋedCloｚｅ）(１）pｏse;

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(5)ａssuｒｅ;

(6)gｅnuiｎe；

(7）ｃｏncede;

(8)inｅviｔａblｅ;

（9)ensｕrｅ;

(10)ｔeｎd(１)acｃomplisｈ;

(2)conｓcｉenｃｅ；

（3）guiｌty；

(4）ｅnｓuｒe;

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（7)ｃｏnsists;

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(9）ｉｎvolve;

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(3）realitｙ；

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(11)eｎｓuｒe;

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