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Unit5

FourteenStepsHalManwaring1/109Pre-reading

2/1093/1094/109Happinessisastateofmind,orakindofpositiveattitudetowardslife.5/109AnswerthequestionaboutthefilmForrestGump:Howdoyouunderstandthesesentences?Lifewaslikeaboxofchocolates,youneverknowwhatyou’regonnaget.Stupidisasstupiddoes.WhyForrestcanachievesuchagreatsuccess?6/109ForrestGump1．Lifewaslikeaboxofchocolates,youneverknowwhatyou’regonnaget.(生命就像一盒巧克力，結(jié)果往往出人意料)2．Stupidisasstupiddoes.(蠢人做蠢事，也可了解為傻人有傻福)3．Miracleshappeneveryday.(奇跡天天都在發(fā)生)4．JennyandIwaslikepeasandcarrots.(我和珍妮形影不離)5．Haveyougivenanythoughttoyourfuture?(你有沒(méi)有為未來(lái)打算過(guò)呢)7/1096．Ifyouareeverintrouble,don’ttrytobebrave,justrun,justrunaway.(你若遇上麻煩，不要逞強(qiáng)，你就跑，遠(yuǎn)遠(yuǎn)跑開(kāi))7．Itmademelooklikeaduckinwater.(它讓我如魚(yú)得水)8．Deathisjustapartoflife,somethingwe’realldestinedtodo.(死亡是生命一部分，是我們注定要做一件事)9．Iwasmessedupforalongtime.(這些年我一塌糊涂)10．Idon’tknowifweeachhaveadestiny,orifwe’realljustfloatingaroundaccidental？likeonabreeze.(我不懂我們是否有著各自命運(yùn)，還是只是處處隨風(fēng)浮蕩)8/109HelenKellerasymbolofcourageinthefaceofoverwhelmingodds,awomanofluminousintelligence,highambitionandgreataccomplishment.Shedevotedherlifetohelpingothers.9/109"Theworldisfulloftrouble,butaslongaswehavepeopleundoingtrouble,wehaveaprettygoodworld."—HelenKeller10/109thesecondSundayinMay

isMother’sDayButdoyouknow,whatdayitisthethirdSundayinMay?NationalDisableday國(guó)際助殘日11/109Thedisabled

★Theblind★

Thedeaf★

Thedeaf-mute★

Thementalretardation★

Belame/limp★

paralyze(AmE)paralyse(BrE)12/109Thedisabled★Cleftlip/harelip兔唇★

Dwarfism侏儒癥★

Cretinism呆小癥★

Dementia癡呆

★

Hemiplegia偏癱，半身不遂★

Dayblindness晝盲，夜視癥Moonblindness

夜盲癥13/109PreviewcheckFillintheblanks.Acatissaidtohave________lives.Theauthor’sfatherdiedwhenhewas________yearsold.Theauthor’shappydreamendedbecausehecontractedadiseaseofthe__________.Theauthorhada________tireinastormymightonhiswayhome.Theoldmanwhohelpedtheauthortochangethetirewas________.Theauthorrealizedthathewasfilledtooverflowingwith________,________,________totheneedsofothersand__________.14/109Keys

ninefifteenmotornervesflatblindself-pity/selfishness/indifference/thoughtlessness15/109WordsandexpressionsBeinclinedtoparalyzeafflictinstalljerkenormityscripturalpenetratefumbleTobelikelyortendtoTocausetobeunabletomoveTocauseseveresufferingorpainTosetupTopullsuddenlyandquicklyThequalityofbeingverygreatAccordingtoaholywriting.TheBibleToenterorpassintoTomovethefingersinanattempttodosomething16/109Pre-readingquestionsWhatarethedifficultiesadisabledpersonmightface?Listsomeofthem.

health/transportation/education/employment/familylife/psychologicalproblemsCanyoualwaysseetheneedsofothers?Citeanexampletojustifyyouranswer.17/109Pre-readingquestions3.Cananinvalidleadahappylife?Pleaseexplain.4.Howwouldyoushowyourappreciationifsomebodyhelpsyouwhenyouareintrouble?5.Whatisyourideallife?18/109While-reading

19/109MainideaofFourteenStepsHalManwaringwasacrippledmanwhoneededacrutchtogetaround.Onedarkrainynight,ashewasdrivinghome,atireblewonhiscarandforcedhimofftheroad.Noticingalightoninanearbyhouse,hethumpedslowlyalongtheshouldertoseeifsomeonetherecouldhelphim.Hewasfeelingsorryforhimselfthatacrippledmanshouldbesoinconvenienced.20/109whenalittlegirlopenedthedoorofthehouse.Hecalledoutthathehadaflattireandcouldn’tchangeitbecauseofhishandicap.Thelittlegirlwentbackinthehouseandsoonemergedwithanoldmanwho,withthelittlegirl’shelp,changedthetireinthepouringrain.Halofferedtopaytheoldman,butwasrefused.NeverthelessHalheldouta$5bill,buttheoldmandidn’tmakeanymovetotakeit.Thelittlegirlcameclosertothewindowandwhispered,“hecan’tsee.Grandpaisblind,”shesaid.21/109Halsaidhewasovercomewithhorrorasthesituationplayedoverandoverinhisminddrivinghome.Hehadusedhiscrutchasanexcuseandtheoldmannevergaveamomentsconcernthathewasblind.22/109PartI(Para1~2)theauthor’s1stlifestruggletomakealiving+apleasantdreamPartII(Para3~5)theauthor’s

2ndlifethelifeafflictedbythediseasethedifficultyclimbingthe14stepsPartIII(Para6~8)Howdidtheauthor’sthirdlifebeginchangingtheflattireinastormynightPartIV(Para9~10)theauthor’sreflectionontheincidentStructuralanalysis23/109Sentenceunderstanding…acathasninelives(Paragraph1):

anEnglishproverbwhichindicatesthatcatsareverytough.Theyseemabletosurviveaccidentsandhardships.

Godknowshowhe’sstillalive.Hemusthavenineliveslikeacat.2.…theenormityofthesituationsweptalloverme(Paragraph6):…theseriousnessandhelplessnessofthesituationgrippedme.24/1093.Inthenextfew…Ihadneverfeltbefore.

(Paragraph9):Inthenextfewseeminglynever-endingsecondsIwasneversooverwhelmedbysuchshameandhorror.4.…allthingswhatever…sotothem(Paragraph10):originallytakenfromtheBiblewhichisinterpretedas“dotootherpeoplewhateveryouwouldlikethemtodotoyou.”Theconversepartofthesayingis:“donotdotootherpeoplewhateveryouwouldn’tlikethemtodotoyou.”25/109PartI(Para1–2)Theauthor’sfirstlife26/109Acathasninelives.Cat–Acatismoretenacious頑強(qiáng)oflifethanotheranimals,becauseitgenerallylightsuponitsfeetwithoutinjury,thefootandtoesbeingpaddedsoastobreakthefall.

Nine–atrinityoftrinities,amysticalnumberofteninvokedinreligionandfolklore.Tub–Whatwouldstthouhavewithme?Mer.–Goodkingofcats,nothingbutoneofyourninelives.

Shakespeare:RomeoandJuliet

27/109Cat:Copycat形容一個(gè)人喜歡模仿、剽竊他人FatCat指有錢(qián)人Cat

tongue形容怕?tīng)C、不能吃熱食物人28/109不要非在一棵樹(shù)上吊死

Therearemorewaysofkillingacatthanbychokingitwithcream.知人知面不知心

Catshidetheirclaws.

嘲笑那些掩耳盜鈴者。Thecatshutsitseyeswhen

stealing

cream.Proverbs29/109acatnap

打個(gè)盹兒letthecatoutofthebag

放出袋中貓（泄密，說(shuō)漏嘴）morethanonewaytoskinacat

剝貓皮各有巧妙不一樣（另有方法）30/109raincatsanddogs

天上下貓，天上下狗（傾盆大雨）Allcatsare

black

inthedark.&Weareinthesameboat「五十步笑百步」或「烏鴉笑豬黑」。Thecatdidit.

做錯(cuò)了事情，用"這是貓干"來(lái)推卸責(zé)任。31/109DoyouknowSheisacat（她是個(gè)包藏禍心女人）MrsSmithisaperfectcat.（史密斯太太是個(gè)地地道道長(zhǎng)舌婦）

32/109DoyouknowThemanandhiswifeleadacatanddoglife,andbotharemiserable(他們夫妻倆經(jīng)常吵架，兩人都感到痛苦)It'sdifficulttogetamantobellthecat（勇于在危險(xiǎn)中挺身而出人不輕易找到）。

33/109beinclinedtoCommandosareinclinedtoshootfirstandaskquestionslater.Hewasinclinedtoself-pity.

tobelikelytodosomethingorbehaveinaparticularwaybeinclinedtoagree/think/believeArthurhassomestrangeideas,butonthisoccasionI'minclinedtoagreewithhim.toholdaparticularopinion,butnotverystronglyItwasSundaymorning,andshewasnotinclinedtogetupyet.Youcanvisitourchatrooms,ifyoufeelsoinclined.towanttodosomething,butwithouthavingastrongdesireartistically/musically/mathematicallyinclinednaturallyinterestedinorgoodatart,music34/109paralyze

syn.–cripple,disable,numbMrs.Burrowshadbeenparalyzedbyastroke.這個(gè)登山人跌癱了，不能走了。Theclimberwasparalyzedinafall,andcouldn'twalk.電力中止使得列車(chē)無(wú)法運(yùn)行。Theelectricityfailureparalyzedthetrainservice.paralysisofthelowerbody35/109SanJose:acityofwesternCaliforniasoutheastofSanFranciscoSanCarlos:located25milessouthofSanFranciscoand379milesnorthofLosAngeles.SanCarlosissituatedontheSanFranciscoPeninsulamidwaybetweenSanFranciscoandSanJose.SanJose/SanCarlos36/109

afflicttoaffectsomeoneorsomethinginanunpleasantway,andmakethemsufferafflictedwith/byacountryafflictedbyfamineSmokingisamajorcauseofcancerandotherafflictions.37/109PartII(Para3–5)Theauthor’ssecondlife–thelifeafflictedbythedisease38/109QuestionsHowcanyoudescribetheauthor’ssecondlife?Doyouthinktheauthorwasapersonwithcourageandstrongwillpower?Whyorwhynot?Whatinformationdoestheauthorwanttoconveybytheimageof“the14steps”?39/109

syn.establish,fix,place,plantinstalltheengine/equipment/systemant.uninstallcf.installation,installmentThey'relettingmepayforthewashingmachinebymonthly_______.Thesoftware_______wascompleteandthecomputerworkedmuchbetter.installments,installationinstall40/109AndImanagedtokeepmyhealthandoptimism,toadegree,becauseof14steps.toadegree:

partyTosomedegreeIthinkthat'sright,butthereareotherfactorswhichaffectthesituation.Inaway,thedailyexerciseofclimbinghelpedtokeephisphysicalcapability(health),whichinturnmadehimoptimisticthathecouldcontinueliving.41/109Crazy?Notatall.

arhetoricalquestionanyquestionaskedforapurposeotherthantoobtaintheinformationthequestionasks.moreexamplesWhyareyousostupid?ShallIcomparetheetoasummer’sday?42/109Split-level43/109Languagepoints—Part2Split-levelhouse

44/109

leaduptotheweeksthatleduptoherdeaththeeventsleadinguptohisdismissalifaseriesofeventsoraperiodoftimeleadsuptoanevent,itcomesbeforeitorcausesitShehadalreadyguessedwhathewasleadingupto.tograduallyintroduceanembarrassing,upsetting,orsurprisingsubjectintoaconversation45/109somethingthathelpsyoumakeajudgmentaboutapersonorsituationRetailsalesareagaugeofconsumerspending.Thetestswillgiveparentsagaugeofhowtheirchildrenaredoing.fuel/temperature/pressuregaugeaninstrumentformeasuringthesizeoramountofsomethingagaugeoflifegauge46/109yardsticksomethingthatyoucompareanotherthingwith,inordertojudgehowgoodorsuccessfulitisProfitisthemostimportantyardstickofsuccessforanybusiness.Thesesubjectsareusedasayardstickagainstwhichtomeasurethechildren'sprogress.我們需要一個(gè)相關(guān)健康標(biāo)準(zhǔn)。Weneedayardstickforhealth.你用一樣標(biāo)準(zhǔn)衡量你孩子和其它孩子嗎？Doyoujudgeotherchildrenbythesameyardstickasyourown?47/109holdonto

tohaveyourhandsorarmstightlyaroundsomethingHoldontomyarm.tocontinuedoingsomethingthatisverydifficulttodoSanFranciscoheldontowin4-2.tokeepsomethingratherthanlosingit,sellingit,orgivingittosomeoneelseThesoldiersheldontothebridgeforthreemoredays.48/109Herehobbledabitterlydisillusionedcripple,amanwhoheldontohissanityandhiswifeandhishomeandhisjobbecauseof14miserablestepsleadinguptothebackdoorofhisgarage.Whydoestheauthorcallthesteps“14miserablesteps”?Thefactthateverythinginhislife(hishome,hisjob,hiswifeandhissanity)seemedtototallyrelyonthese14stepsmadehimmiserable.transferredepithet

Paraphrasethissentence.Herelimpedasadmanwithlittlehopeforhisfuture,andeverythingheownedatthattime(hishome,hisjobandhisnormallife)dependedonhispainfulefforttoclimbthese14steps.49/109PartIII(Para6–8)Anincidentthatchangedtheauthor50/109QuestionWhydidtheauthordismissthethoughtatoncethatanyonewouldofferhelpatthemoment?Heknewthathewouldnotstopifhewereapassingdriverinthatsituation.Wasthereanyhintthatindicatessomethingunusualabouttheman?Howdidtheauthorfeelwhenthemanandthelittlegirlwereworkinginthestorm?Whydidtheoldmanrefusetoaccepttheauthor’spayment?Whendidtheauthorrealizethattheoldmanwasblind?51/109Eveninthewinterwiththesunbeatingdown,it'sniceandcosyinthere.itshinesverybrightlyandtheweatherishotTherainbeatdownmercilesslyonthewomen'sbareheads.itisrainingveryhardBeatdownthesellertothepricethatsuitsyou.Hewanted￡4500forthecarbutIbeathimdownto￡3850.BritishEnglishtopersuadesomeonetoreduceapriceThewomenseemedbeatendown.tomakesomeonefeeldefeated,sotheynolongerrespectthemselves

beatdown52/109topullsomethingsuddenlyandroughlyGrahamhadtojerkthesteeringwheeltothelefttoavoidacrash.tomovewithaquicksuddenmovement,ortomakepartofyourbodymoveinthiswayThesoundofthephonejerkedmeawake.Seawaterleakedfromhismouth,hisbreathgaspedinjerkyspasms.jerk53/109…thesteeringwheeljerkedinmyhands……thesteeringwheelbecameuncontrollablebecauseofsuddenandunsteadymovements54/109

bangTherewasaloudbangoutsidethekitchendoor.asuddenloudnoiseslamthedoorHewalkedawayfromtheaccidentwithonlyaslightbangonthehead.apainfulblowtothebodywhenyouhitagainstsomethingorsomethinghitsyouStockmarketsstartedtheyearwithabang.inaverysuccessfulway55/109blowout/blow-outThecanexploded,wreckingthekitchenandbathroomand______windows.I______thecandle.Alorrytravelingsouthhada______andcrashed.blowingout,blewout,blow-out56/109shoulderoftheroadAmericanEnglish,anareaofgroundbesidearoadwheredriverscanstoptheircarsiftheyarehavingtrouble57/109…astheenormityofthesituationsweptovermeastheterriblesituationshockedmeinstantly.Theword“enormity”impliesaserioussituationthatusuallyisviciousorwicked.Nobodyfullyunderstandstheenormityandcomplexityofthetaskofrevivingthecountry'seconomy.Sheworked_____hardontheproject.enormously58/109crutch59/109jackhandle60/109Languagepoints—Part3Jack-handle61/109tiltThisnewevidencemaytiltthebalanceofopinioninhisfavor.Mymothertiltedherheadandsmiled.Asitcameintoland,theplanetiltedsideways.Manningadmitshewastiltingatwindmillsintryingtochangethenation'sprisonsystem.towastetimeandenergyattackinganenemythatisnotreal62/109食品要4英鎊，可我只付了3英鎊，所以我還欠1英鎊。Thefoodcost￡4,butIonlypaid￡3soIstillowe￡1.年輕作家把自己成功歸于他老師勉勵(lì)。Theyoungwriterowedhissuccesstohisteacher'sencouragement.他認(rèn)為自己取得成功是辛勤勞動(dòng)結(jié)果。Heoweshissuccesstohishardwork.她對(duì)我懷有怨恨。Sheowesmeahatred.owesbafavor/anapology/adrinkowe63/109PartIV(Para9–10)Theauthor’sreflectionontheincident64/109QuestionsHowdidtheauthorreacttothegirl’sword?Howdidtheauthorre-evaluatethe14steps?65/109InthenextfewfrozensecondstheshameandhorrorofthatmomentpenetratedandIwassickwithanintensityIhadneverfeltbefore.frozensecondsbefrozenwithfear/terror/frightspeechlesspenetrate

v.toenterintoExplorerspenetrateddeepintounknownregions.KGBagentshadpenetratedmostoftheirintelligenceservices.penetratinglook/eyes/gaze.penetrationn.66/109Paraphrasethesentence.InthenextfewsecondsIwasfilledwithsuchgreatshameandhorrorthatIwasspeechless.IhadneverbeensosickaboutwhatIhaddonebefore.67/109

inthedark–adarknessthatforhim…

inthedarkthedarknight

adarknesstheoldman’sblindness

therhetoricaldevice

pun68/109search

searchone'smemorysearchone'sheartdisturbingtraitsThequalitythatdisturbs.Paraphrasethesentence.Isatthereforalongtimetothinkaboutmyselfanddiscoveredsomeunhealthyqualitiesinsideme:self-pity,selfishness,indifferenceandthoughtlessness.butitwaslongenoughformetosearchdeepwithinmyselfandfindsomedisturbingtraits.69/109befilledtooverflowingwithtobecompletelyfullOnewallwasfilledtooverflowingwithbooks.overflow=over+flowThehospitalsareoverflowingwithvictimsofthehurricane.Myheartwasoverflowingwithgratitude.70/109Thereforeallthingswhatsoeveryewouldthatmenshoulddotoyou,doyeevensotothemParaphrasethesentence.Thereforedotootherpeoplewhateveryouwouldlikethemtodotoyou.71/109forthisisthelawandtheprophetsprophet

amansentbyGodtoleadpeopleandteachpeoplereligion

prophetofdoom/disastersomeonewhosaysthatbadthingswillhappenGandhiwastheprophetofnon-violentprotest.someonewhointroducesandspreadsanewideaItturnedouttobeapropheticpieceofjournalism.72/109usedtotalkaboutthedegreetowhichsomethinghappens,orhowimportantitisIbegantoprepareinasmallwaytoenjoytheChristmasinBedford.ActorsaregettingpaidmorethantheirworthalloverHollywoodrightnow,andinabigway.inabig/smallway73/109Text-basedDiscussionAsweknow,accordingtotheauthorhehasthreelives,througheachofwhichhehasdifferentlifeexperiencesphysicallyandmentally.Nowworkinpairsanddiscusshowhediffersineachofthethreephasesaccordingtotheinformationgiveninthetable.Findasmanywordsaspossiblethatillustratethedifferences.Whenyoufinishintenminutesyouaregoingtoreporttotheclassbybothwritingyourwordsontheboardandpresentingorally.74/109ChangingAttitudePhysicalconditionAttitudetowardlifeFirstLifeSecondLifeThirdLife75/109QuestionsforconsiderationWhatdoyoulivefor?Recallanexperiencethatyouhaveovercomedifficultiessuccessfully.76/109Translationexercises(P94)1.常言道貓有九命，我信這話。因?yàn)槲乙呀?jīng)活第三回了，盡管我并不是貓。2.我只是一個(gè)一瘸一拐、幻想破滅殘疾人，一個(gè)憑著攀登車(chē)庫(kù)和后門(mén)之間十四級(jí)令人痛苦臺(tái)階而努力保持清醒心智，伴隨妻子、維持家庭和堅(jiān)持工作人。77/109Translationexercises(P94)3.其后幾秒鐘一切都好像凝滯了，那一刻羞恥和驚詫深深穿透了我肺腑，我感到了一個(gè)從未有過(guò)難受。4.我意識(shí)到自己極端自憐、自私，對(duì)他人需要漠不關(guān)心，不為他人著想。78/109TranslationexercisesII(P94)

1.Thisfilmactorismoreinclinedthanmostpeopletohelpthehandicappedbecausehehimselfsufferedastroketenyearsago.2.Theoldmanisafflictedwithrheumatism,buthestillgoesjoggingandmountain-climbingeveryday.79/109TranslationexercisesII(P94)

3.SomeoftheflawsintheAmericanfinancialsystem,whichhadneverreceiveddueattention，eventuallyledtodisastrousconsequences.4.Heheldontohissharesofthatcompanywhenthepricesweredroppingsharplylastyear.Nowhehasmadeafortune.80/109TranslationexercisesII(P94)

5.Justdismisstheideafromyourmind—it’scrazyandnotworththinkingaboutatall.6.WewereallsettoleavefortheholidayinNewYorkwhenthe39/11incidentshookthewholeworld.81/109TranslationexercisesII(P94)

7.IfyouthinkIhaveamagicformulatosolvetheproblem,youareboundtobedisillusioned.8.ThatJapanesecompanysucceededinpenetratingtheUSTVmarket.82/109ConsolidationActivities-Dictation

VocabularyTranslation

IntegratedskillsOralactivitiesGrammarDictation

Withtheinventionoftheradio,/newspaperpublisherswondered/howbroadcastingwouldaffectthem./Manyfeared/thattheradioasaquickandeasymeansofkeepingpeopleinformed/woulddisplacethenewspaperindustryaltogether./Writing83/109ConsolidationActivities-Dictation

VocabularyTranslation

IntegratedskillsOralactivitiesGrammarDictation

Othershoped/thatthebriefnewscastheardontheair/wouldstimulatelisteners’interestinthestory,/sothey’dbuythepapertogetmoreinformation./Thissecondideaturnedouttobeclosertothetruth./Radioandprintactuallysupportedeachother./However,thisisnotalwaysthecase./Taketelevisionandmotionpicturesforexample./WiththepopularizationofTV,/themotionpicturesufferedgreatly./Movieattendancedropped/whenpeoplechosetostayathomeandbeentertained.Writing84/109ScriptNewsreader:PolicetodayissuedanappealtothepublictohelpidentifyamanfoundyesterdaywanderingaroundthevillageofGrassingtoninYorkshiresufferingfromamnesia.AreportfromRonWarringtoninLeeds.ConsolidationActivities-Script2.1VocabularyGrammarTranslation

IntegratedskillsOralactivitiesWritingListening85/109Warrington: ThesuddenappearanceofMr.Xat5a.m.yesterdaymorninginthevillageofGrassington,about8milesfromSkipton,and35fromLeeds,drewtheattentionofvillagersandgreatlydisturbedthelocalpolice.Forthismanisthethirdpersonsufferingfromamnesiatobefoundinthisareainthepastmonth.Thisman,liketheprevioustwo,hadnomeansofidentificationonhim—nowallet,nomoney,nopapers,nothing—andallofthelabelsinhisclotheshadbeencutout.Onevillagertoldmethatthemanwaswanderingaroundlikeablindman:hehadtobeledtoahousewhilesomeonephonedforthepolice,shesaid.WhenIinterviewedthelocalInspectorofPolice,hehadthistosay:ConsolidationActivities-Script2.1VocabularyGrammarTranslation

IntegratedskillsOralactivitiesWritingListening86/109Policeinspector:Whatisworryingisthatthismanseemstobequitewell-educatedandiswearingexpensiveclothes,buthecan’trememberanything.Hehasnoideawhoheisorwhatheisdoinginthispartofthecountry.Iwouldliketoappealtoanyonewhomayknowhim,oranyonewhothinkstheymayknowhim,tocomeforward.He’sabout55yearsold,about6feettall,withglasses,hasgreyhairandashortgreybeard.He’swearingadarkgreysuitandblackshoes,andabluestripedshirt.Weshallbeissuingaphotographofhimtakenjustafterhewasfound.Fromtheconditionofhisclothes,wethinkhemayhavebeenwanderingaroundthehills,butwedon’tknowforsure.Unlesssomeonecanrecognizehim—andthetwoothergentlemen—wehavearealmysteryonourhands.ConsolidationActivities-Script2.1VocabularyGrammarTranslation

IntegratedskillsOralactivitiesWritingListening87/109Icanonlyrepeatthatweshalldoeverythingwecantodiscoverthisman’sidentity,andshallofcoursebecheckingour“MissingPersons”files,butweshallhavetorelyverymuchonthepublicforhelp.Warrington:Inabriefinterview,Mr.Xtoldmehowhefelt.Man:Ican’trememberanythingatall.IwishIcould.Icouldbeanybody.Imightbesingle,Imightbemarriedandhavethreeorfourchildren.Ishouldprobablybeatworksomewhererightnow.ButIjustdon’tknow.Isimplyhavetofindoutsomethingaboutmyself.It’slikelivinginadreamworld.It’shorrible…Warrington:Weshallbringyoufurthernewsonthismysteriouscasewhenwecan.RonWarrington,Yorkshire.ConsolidationActivities-Script2.1VocabularyGrammarTranslation

IntegratedskillsOralactivitiesWritingListening88/109ThePowerofBelief89/109prognosisprognosespl.adoctor'sopinionofhowanillnessordiseasewilldevelopThepoorerprognosisforlineargrowthamongboyswhodevelopCrohn'sdiseasebeforepubertyhasnotbeenpreviouslyreported.(formal)ajudgmentaboutthefuture,basedoninformationorexperience

ahopefulprognosisofthecountry'sfuturedevelopmentCf.diagnosis90/109numbbenumbwithcoldbenumbwithfear/grief/shockThehorrorofmyexperiencehasnumbedmysenses.numbly–numbness91/109catastrophicN.CatastropheSyn.disaster,calamitydisastrous,calamitous92/109ifyouhavesomethingonthego,youhavestarteditandarebusydoingitEvenwiththreetopfilmsonthego,Michelleisreluctanttotalkaboutherself.verybusydoingalotofthingsChildrenarealwaysonthego.

onthego93/109implicationapossiblefutureeffectorresultofanaction,event,decisionetc,ofteninpl.ThiselectionhasprofoundimplicationsforthefutureofU.S.democracy.consider/discuss/examinethepractical/financial/politicalimplicationsasuggestionthatisnotmadedirectlybutthatpeopleareexpectedtounderstandoracceptThelawbansorganizedprotestsand,byimplication,anyformofopposition.Cf.Thepolicefoundaletterwhichimplicatedhimintherobbery94/109weighonTheseparationweighedonbothofthemWhatkindofthingsnowweighheavilyonyou?95/109altruistic-altruismSyn.Selfless;unselfishAnt.Selfish;egotistic96/109aconspiracyofsilenceageneralagreementtokeepsilentaboutasubjectforthepurposeofsecrecy

Shehasbeenchargedwithconspiracytomurder.whenpeoplesecretlyplantogethertodosomethingbadorillegalconspirator97/109maneuvertomoveorturnskillfullyortomoveorturnsomethingskillfullyJoshmaneuveredhimselfoutofbedandhobbledtothedoor.tousecleverlyplannedandoftendishonestmethodstogettheresultthatyouwant

maneuversbinto/outofItwasawell-organizedplantomaneuvercompanypresidentJohnWoolfordo