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2.Airingadsaboutpeoplewhosejobsareatriskbecauseofthepiracy;

3.Keepingcopiesofmoviesfromleakinginthefirstplace;

4.Hiringpeopletohackthehackers/serveupthousandsoffakecopiesofnewmovies.

Episode5

1.DownloadingofftheInternet.

2.60million.

3.Embraceitandgetpaidtoo.

4.Abunchofcrooks.

5.3–5dollars.

6.Stoppingpiracy.

Unit2TheNewSpaceRace

5.C6.A7.D8.D

1.F2.T3.T4.F5.F6.T

(1)operablespaceplane

(2)atacost

(3)monopolyon(4)incentive

(5)business(6)dream

(7)contests(8)atrophy

(9)stunninglooks(10)technologicalsophistication

1.Nearlyadecadeago.

2.Turninghisdesignsintomodelsandtestingthem.

3.HesoughtinvestmentfromPaulAllen.

4.Thevoteofconfidence.

5.Gluingcarbonfabrictogetherwithepoxy.

6.Flyingbadmintonshuttlecocks.

1——(J)2——(A)3——(C,F)4——(B,H)5——(D)

1.Ithasprovedthatthesmallguyscanbuildaspaceshipandgotospace.

2.Thedealistoinvest$120milliontobuildfivespaceshipsforpayingcustomers.Flightsareexpectedtobeginin2008.

3.Yes.AccordingtoVirginGalactic,38,000peoplehaveputdownadepositforaseat,and90peoplehavepaidthefullpriceof$200,000.

4.Hisnextgoalisaffordabletravelabovelow-Earthorbit,i.e.,affordabletraveltothemoon.

Unit3NewOrleansisSinking

1.B2.C3.A4.C

5.C6.D7.D

1.F2.F3.T4.F5.F6.F

1.√5.√6.√

(1)81years;

Twotimes.

(2)Threegenerations.

(3)It’sflat.

(4)LandisallthattheFultonshave,yetitispronetodisaster.

(5)Severalfeetofftheground.

(6)80,000;

$26,200.

(1)baddesign

(2)workmanship

(3)fixed(4)nextsummer

(5)withstand(6)Category5

(7)doubled(8)billions

1.TheymadetheassessmentonthesiteandthenWi-Fiedthereportstoacityhalldatabase,whichislinkedtoaerialimagesofeverysingleaddress,bothbeforeandafter.

2.Thetotalcostofreconstructionwillbegiventothecityauthorities.

3.Becausehisownhomewasfloodedandruined.

4.Itmeansthattherearetoofewpeopletopaytaxesorkeepbusinessgoing.

5.Heisaskingthenationtocommitbillionsofdollarsandmanyyearstoprotectthecity.

Unit4Afghanistan–AddictedtoHeroin

1.C2.D3.B4.B

5.A6.C7.C8.D

1.F2.T3.F4.F5.F

(1)militaryalliances

(2)privatearmies

(3)druglords(4)inhighplaces

(5)allegations(6)fordrugoffenses

(7)small-time

1——(A,G)2——(E,I)3——(F)

4——(K)5——(D)

1.Todosomethingaboutseniorofficialsandgovernorsinvolvedinthedrugbusiness.

2.Toremovethemfromoffice/fromthecountry.

3.Theneedtofightterrorism/insurgency.

4.Destroyit.

5.Forfearofdisruptingtheflowofintelligence.

Episode5

1.Thenumberofacresofpoppyundercultivationdropped20percentthisyear.

2.Theywerepromisedhealthclinics,schoolsandroads.

3.Theyelicittolls,protectionmoneyanddrugsfromtraffickersinareastheycontrol.

4.Fightingnarcoticsisasimportantasfightingterrorism;

Itneedstobeelevatedtoarankthatiscommensuratewiththethreatitposes.

Unit5TheGlobalWarning

1.D2.A3.A4.B

5.D6.C7.B

1.F2.T3.T4.T5.T6.F

(1)naturally

(2)man’sdoing

(3)expeditions(4)icecores

(5)fingerprint(6)burningfossilfuels

(7)carbondioxide(8)thousand

(9)warm

2.√3.√4.√

1.Landofthegreatbear.

2.Polarbears’health.

3.Atranquillizerdart.

4.Bearpopulationthereisthehealthiest.

5.Changesinthebears’fat,dimensionsandteeth.

6.Theycanonlyhuntontheice.

1.Theysaythey’renomorereliablethanthelocalweatherman.

2.Theymadescienceaspreciseasitistoday.

3.TheUScan’tflipitsenergyuseovernightanditseconomymightgethurt.

4.Hisjobistotellthegovernmentexactlywhatheknowsscientifically.

Unit6TheCoalCowboy

1.B2.C3.D4.A

5.B6.D7.A8.C

1.F2.T3.F4.F5.F

1.√4.√6.√

(1)Naziera

(2)coal-basedfuels

(3)apartheid(4)gasifyingcoal

(5)pollutants(6)conventionaldiesel

7)engineperformance(8)lessthanone

(10)twiceasmuch(11)conventional

1.920,000;

Oneyear.

2.Hehashiseyeonthenationalstage.

3.Farmersandranchersfightingthecoal-to-dieselplan.

4.Toxiceyesores.

1.Miningcompanieshavegottenaroundthelawinthepast.

2.Montanahasgotallthelandtherethatcanbeusedtoproducebiofuels.Itwillbecompetitive.

3.Biodieselcanonlymeet15percentoftheUSdieseldemandsevenifallfarmlandisdevotedtothiscause.

4.Notyet,becausetherewillbealotofengineeringontheflyandcostoverrunsforthefirstplantofthiskind.

5.Thepriceofoilwillnotdropbackto$25or$30abarrel.

Unit7CanaVideoGameLeadtoMurder?

1.A2.D3.C4.A

5.B6.B7.C8.B

1.F2.F3.F4.T5.T6.F

1.E2.C3.A4.D5.G6.B7.F

(1)Aggression

(2)InstituteofHealth

(3)developed(4)impulsecontrolcenter

(5)underconstruction(6)considerconsequences

(7)urges(8)heightened

(9)riskfactors(10)upbringing

(11)turntoviolence32

1.SellingMooretwoversionsofthegame.

2.Millionsoflaw-abidingcitizens.

3.Itmakesthedevicethatrunsthegame.

4.It’sbecomingmoredangerous.

1.Whenanewmediumcomesalong,itwillbethesubjectofalmostahystericalattack.

2.Hecan’tunderstandwhygamestargetingpoliceofficersweremadebythemanufacturers.

3.Theycardteenagersinanefforttokeepviolentgamesfromunderagekids.

4.Theyareconsideringlawsthatwouldbanthesaleofviolentgamestothoseunder17.

Unit8TheStarofStarbucks

1.D2.B3.B4.B

5.D6.D7.A8.A

1.T2.T3.F4.T5.F

(1)Coffeemasters

(2)coinedaphrase

(3)fillingsouls(4)fillingbellies

(5)humanconnection(6)humanity

(7)communities(8)homeandwork

1√3√4√

1.1971.

2.Hefelthewashome.

3.Addinganespressobar.

4.Coffeeconsumptionwasdown.

5.papercups;

3buckseachcup;

Italianname

1.It’slocatedinBrooklyn.Therearebulletholesinthedoorleadingtoapartment7G

2.Hewasfromapoorneighborhoodandhisfatherwasinjuredonthejob.

3.Hewasadeliverydriverwhopickedupanddeliveredclothdiapers.

4.Therewasnohospitalization,nohealthinsurance,noworkman’scompensationforhisfather.

5.Heoffershisemployeesheathcareandstockoptions.Healsopaysfarmershigherthanmarketrateforbeans.

Unit9RescuingRoyHallums

1.C2.C3.D4.B

5.D6.A7.B8.D

1.F2.F3.T4.T5.F6.F

(1)here

(2)likeadream

(3)November1(4)contractor

(5)relatively(6)workingat

(7)skimasks(8)abducting

(9)beheading(10)videotape

(11)dragged(12)constantly

2.√3.√6.√8.√

1.No.

2.ThatSusantriedtocallthekidnappers.

3.Twoyearsago.

4.Becausetheyremainbestfriends.

5.Forfearthatitwouldendangersomebodyelse.

6.$40,000;

$12million.

1.Hewashappyforthem.Butontheotherhand,hefeltsorryforhimselfbecausenothingwashappeningforhim.

2.Hepulledthemaskoffandhuggedthesoldier.

3.TheythoughttheUSmilitarywasn’tdoinganythingtofindRoy.

4.TheunitisstilllookingforthreemorekidnappedAmericans.

5.Heisbackhomecatchingupwithhistwodaughters,hisgranddaughterandhisex-wife.

Unit10DyingtoGetin

5.B6.C7.A8.D

1.T2.F3.F4.F5.T

(1)specialunit

(2)distresscall

(3)condition(4)hovered

(5)Mexican(6)wandering

(7)rationally(8)17years

(9)refrigeratortruck(10)morgue

2√3√4√7√

1.Aboutsixmillion.

2.Illegalmigrantsinmeatpackingindustry.

3.Over3,500migrantsfledNebraskawithin30days.

4.Leavethestate(beforeruiningitseconomy).

5.Agoodstoryratherthanasecureborder.

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