英语复习文件剖析.docx

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英语复习文件剖析

1.Unit6

1.Sheisattendingathree-day（conference）onAIDSeducation.

2.We（barely）hadtimetocatchthetrain.

3.Thestoresellsawiderangeof（domestic）appliances.

4.Mostpeopleareawareoftheneedtoreduceenergy（consumption.）

5.Thespaceavailableisnot（adequate）forourneeds.

6.Accordingtooneeconomist,atthecurrentgrowthrate,Chinawillhavethelargesteconomyintheworldby2030,

7.What’sMichael’s（assessment）ofthesituation.

8.Anextra£10millioninforeignaidhasbeenpromised.

9.Butthereneverhasbeensucha（comprehensive）studytotestthetheory.

10.Hecouldn’t（afford）themoneytogoonthetrip.

11.Aslighttremblingofhishands（revealed）hisgrowingexcitement.

12.Theareawascoveredin（dense）jungle.

13.Asthey（approached）thewoods,adeerranoutofthetrees.

14.（Statistics）showthat50%ofnewbusinessesfailintheirfirstyear.

15.Itisa（n）（device）tomeasurebrainactivityduringsleep.

Unit7

1.Severaladvertisingagenciesare（competing）togetthecontract.

2.Theadvertisementsareintendedtoimprovethecompany’s（image）.

3.Marriageshouldbealifelong（commitment.）

4.Afterhewontheamateurchampionshipheturned（professional）.

5.Wehelptroubledteenagersgainsome（insight）intotheirownproblems.

6.Basichumanrights，including（freedom）ofspeech，arenowguaranteed.

7.It’seithera（genuine）diamondoraveryrealisticfake.

8.Nothingcould（diminish）herenthusiasmfortheproject.

9.Herabilitiesarenotfully（appreciated）byheremployer.

10.Thespokesmanrefusedeithertoconfirmor（deny）thereports.

11.Themoneyisnot（sufficient）tocovereverythingthatneedsdoing.

12.I’dliketo（reserve）atablefortwo.

13.Inthe20years,Koreahasbeen（transformed）intoamajorindustrialnation.

14.Hebasicallyhastwo（options）:

hecanhavethesurgery,orhecangiveupplayingfootball.

15.Theycaughta（glimpse）ofthedarkgreencar.

Unit8

1.Helostmuchofhis$1.4billion（fortune）inthestockmarketcrash.

2.Thepolicefounda（quantity）ofdrugsathishome.

3.Companiesneedtoencourage（creativity）andinnovation.

4.Iwasshockedbythe（realization）ofwhatIhaddone.

5.Muchofthelandwasofpoor（quality）.

6.Hercriticismshadthe（effect）ofdiscouraginghimcompletely.

7.France（generates）alargepartofitselectricityfromnuclearpower.

8.Inyour（estimation）,who'sgoingtowin?

9.Amy'sveryproudofwhatshe's（accomplished）.

10.Itwasn't（worthwhile）continuingwiththeproject

11.（Inspiration）cametohimashestartedtowriteforthesecondtime.

12.Couldoneoftheclassgivemea（definition）oftheword"feminism"?

13.Acomputerhasawiderangeof（applications）forbusinesses.

14.Mariawillbeafinemusician;sheshowsalotof（ability）.

15.Theageofthecandidatesrangedfrom29to49witha（n）（average）ageof37.

2.UNIT1

1）Despiteanumberofsetbacks,they（persevered）intheirattemptstoflyaroundtheworldinaballoon.

2.Thetwocountrieshavealways（maintained）closerelations.

3.Hequickly（sketched）theviewfromthewindow.

4.Imettheoldladyaslwaswalkingdowna（steep）pathoutofthevillage.

5.Shecarefully（adjusted）herclothesandherhairbeforegoingout.

6.Iamextremely（grateful）toalltheteachersfortheirhelp.

7.Theswimmingpoolis（drained）andcleanedeverywinter.

8.Thefarmhouseis（remote）fromanyotherbuildings.

9.Theywentonaten-mile（hike）throughtheforest.

10.Thiskindofbookcasecaneasilybe（assembled）usingascrewdriver.

11.ThevillagesofEastAngliaare（marked）bybeautifulchurcheswithfinetowers.

12.Economicgrowthisexpectedto（average）2%nextyear.

13.Shestationedherselfatthewindowto（await）hisreturn.

14.Ifyouarenotsatisfiedwithyour（purchase）wewillgiveyouafullrefund.

15.Theseplantswillgrowbestina（humid）atmosphere.

Unit2

1.Hestruggledto（retain）controlofthesituation.

2.Hisexperienceabroadprovidesawider（perspective）ontheproblem.

3.Itisgenerally（assumed）thatstressiscausedbytoomuchwork.

4.Thetwopicturesaresimilar,althoughnot（identical）.

5.Letmegiveanexampleto（illustrate）thepoint

6.ThousandsofillegalimmigrantsinJapanhave（surrendered）topolice.

7.Theofficialswereeagerto（convince）usofthesafetyofthenuclearreactor.

8.Thetotalvalueofthepaintingsis（assessed）at$20million.

9.Despitegrowingpressure,theMinisterofStaterefusedto（giveway）

10.Shehas（acquired）anemailaddressandasiteontheWorldWideWeb.

11.Themajorityofresidentshereare（decent）citizens.

12.TheArmyhassetup（mechanisms）tohelpjoblessex-soldiersgetwork.

13.Theheavytrafficisaconstantsourceof（irritation）.

14.Allhisdecisionshavebeenentirely（governed）byself-interest

15.Idon'tunderstandthe（mentality）oftheseteenagers.

Unit3

1.PassingtheEnglishexaminationshould（enhance）yourchancesofgettingthepost

2.Thedoctorsaidhewas（optimistic）thatthelittleboywouldmakeafullrecovery.

3.Theyheldaspectacularfirework（display）tomarkthenewmillennium.

4.Healwayshasthe（well-being）ofthemassesatheart

5.Theretiredworkerisvery（enthusiastic）aboutneighborhoodaffairs.

6.Sheshowedagreat（talent）foractingatanearlyage.

7.Duringtheearthquake,muchofthereliefworkwasdoneby（volunteers）.

8.Theaffairisa（symptom）ofaglobaleconomiccrisis.

9.Someonewhois（alert）isgoodatnoticingwhatishappeningroundthemandreactsquicklyandintelligently.

10.Heboughtthelandbecausehecouldseethatithaddevelopment（potential）.

11.Ican't（concentrate）onmystudieswithallthatnoisegoingon.

12.Mygrandfatherchoseteachingashis（career）;it'stheonlyjobhe'deverdone.

13.Henderson（recalled）thathefirstmetPollardduringabusinesstriptoWashington.

14.Itreally（irritates）mewhenhedoesn'thelparoundthehouse.

15.itisuniversally（acknowledged）thatdogshaveanacutesenseofsmell.

ReadingforMainIdea

UnitSix.

Istheworldrunningoutofwater？

Agroupofscientists,economistsanddevelopmentexperswhohavebeenstudyingthequestionforthepastfiveyearsthinkthatathirdoftheworld’spopulation,arealready1）shortofwater.Butthingsdonothavetobethisway.Infact,alotofwatergoestoagriculture.Itissuggestedthat,by2050,2）agriculturewillconsumetwiceasmuchwaterasitdoestoday.Globalwarming,industryand3）domesticusemaymakethesituationeverwores.In4）theory,theworldwouldstillhavemorethanenoughwaterto5）feedeveryone,butitmightrequiremuchmorefoodtobetradedfromsoddenpartsoftheworldtoparchedones.However,mostgovernmentsdon'twanttoputtheir6）consumersatthemercyoftheworld'simperfectmarkets.Instead,governmentshavetraditionallytriedtoincreaseagricultureoutputthroughhugeandexpensive7）irrigationprojects.Butsmaller8）investmentsinsimpledevicessuchaspumpstotapgroundwater,channelstoharvestanddirectrainfall,andsmall9）reservoirsortankstostoreitaremoreefficient,andbringfewerenvironmentaland10）socialproblems.Ifthesemeasuresarewidelyadopted,therewouldbeplentyofwatertogoround.

UnitSeven.

Manypeopleseemtoregardcommitmentasafearfulword,becauseitremindsthemofsacrifice,lossoffreedom,andthediminishingofpossibilitiesandchoices.Theideaof“keepingouroptionsopen”giveusan1）illusionoffreedom.However,thefactisthatwhenweholdbackapartofourselves,we2）withholdapartofourownlifeforce.Whatreallyhappensisthatwe3）denyourselvesthetruefreedomandjoythatcomeonlywiththeexperienceofbeingwholehearted.Tobe4）wholeheartedistheonlywaywecanbetrulyathome,deeplyatpeace,fully5）alive,andtruecommitmentistheexperienceofwholeheartedness.IfirstdiscoveredthisinaninterestingwaymanyyearsagowhenIwasaballroomandLatindancer.Whenwedance,wearerequiredto6）commitourweightfullytoonefood.Thechallengeofthat7）liesinthefacethatitfeelssaferandmore8）securetostraddle,todivideourweightbetweenbothfeet,which,howevermakesusunabletomove.Onlywhenwe'rewillingtocommitourweight9）whollytoonefootdowehavecompletefreedomofmovementandpossibility.WhatIlearnedandcametorecognizethroughdancingwasthissimpletruth:

Total10）commitmentistotalfreedom.

UnitEight.

“Everychildisbornagenius.”Themainreasonwhymostpeopledonotbecomeageniusisbecausetheyarenot1）awearofhowcreativeandsmarttheyreallyare.Asamatteroffact,bypracticingsomesimpleexercisesandapplications,youcanbecome2）creativeaswell.Probably,theverybest3）definitionofcreativityissimple“improvement”.Ideasforimprovementcaneasilyoccurtoaveragepersons,butmostpeople4）dismisstheirownideasbecausetheythinkthatthoseideascan'tbevery5）valuable.Therearefourgenerally6）acceptedpartsofthecreativeprocess:

preparation,cerebrationorrumination,realization,andapplicationOfthefour,preparationseemstobethemostimportant.Your7）successinlifewillbedeterminedlargelybythe8）quantityofideasthatyougenerate.Herearethreethingsyoucandoimmediatelytoputtheseideasinto9）action.First,thinkofanimprovement.Second,gatherinformationaboutthemostimportantthingsyoucando.Third,recordeveryideathatoccurstoyou,and10）reviewyourideasregularly.

UnitTwo.

Inasocietyinwhichwebelongtoavarietyofgroups,weoftensurrendertothe1）obediencemechanismofthegroup,2）regardlessofourownbeliefsofrightorwrong.Theideaofgivinginundergrouppressurewas3）illustratedinthetextthroughtwoinsta