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Unit1

PartB

1.WhatisOneWorld?

AradioorTVprogram.

2.Whatisthetopicoftheprogram?

Birthdaycelebrationsaroundtheworld.

3.WhatdoShaheenHagandPatCanedo?

TheyrunaweeklycolumnintheTorontoDailyStar.

4.Whydon’tsomepeopleinIndiacelebratetheirbirthdays?

Becausetheycan’taffordthecost.

5.WhyistheeighteenthbirthdaysoimportantinFinland?

Becauseeighteenistheagewhenoneisacceptedasanadultwiththerighttovote,buywinesanddriveacar.

6.Whycangirlsinsomecountriesgettovoteatanearlieragethanboys?

Becausegirlsareconsideredtobemorematurethanboysofthesameage.

7.WhichofthecountriesmentionedintheconversationareMuslimcountries?

Turkey,Egypt,Indonesia,andSenegal.

1.TheprogramisbroadcastinCanadaeveryday.（F）

2.Peopleeverywhereintheworldcelebratetheirbirthdays.（F）

3.ManyMuslimsdonotcelebratetheirbirthdaysforreligiousreasons.（T）

4.InEngland,thetwenty-firstbirthdayisveryimportant,whichisunusualintheWest.（F）

5.Thetwenty-firstbirthdayisveryimportantinJapan.（F）

6.InNorway,youngmenandwomenusuallygetmarriedbefore30toavoidhavingpepperthrownatthem.（F）

7.EighteenisaveryluckynumberinJapan.（F）

8.Itcanbeconcludedthatourworldismademorecolorfulbythemanydifferentwaysbirthdaysareobservedindifferentcountries.（T）

PartC

1）unique2）globe3）simultaneously

4）terrorist5）remembrance

6）appropriate7）sharing.

8）ThematerialcanbesubmittedtotheprojectorganizersinScotland

9）Itwillallowavoicetoallpeopleregardlessofnationality,religion,race,politicalviewpoint,genderorage.

10）Contributorswillbeinvitedtoattendthefirstpublicperformanceofthefilmintheirrespectivecountries

Unit2

PartB

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1Non-smokersseemtohavewonthebattlebecausesmokingisbannednotonlyinpublicplacesliketheatersandairportsbutalsoinallworkplaces.

2.Theyhavebannedsmokinginparksandrecreationcenters.InLosAngeles,forexample,theyhaveimplementedasmoke-freeparkpolicy,officiallydesignatingsmoke-freezonesinall375parksandrecreationcentersinthecity.AndsinceJanuary1,2002allparksinCaliforniahavebecomesmoke-freetosafeguardchildrenfromtheharmfuleffectsofsecondhandtobaccosmokeanddangeroustobaccowaste.

PartC

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Unit3

PartB

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ex.2on25

Firstly,itisafactthatsomepeoplewerebornwithbettermemories.

Secondly,differentthingsarekeptindifferentpartsofthebrain.Ideas,wordsandnumbersarestoredintheleft-handsideandimages,soundsandsmellsintheright-handside.

Thirdly,unusualexperiencescanproducechemicalssuchasadrenalineinourbodywhichcanboostmemory.

Fourthly,howwellweremembersomethingisalsoaffectedbythecontextinwhichwelearnaboutit.

Finally,themoreoftenyourecallamemory,themorelikelyyouaretorememberit.Ifyoudon’t,you’llloseit.

PartC

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Unit4

PartB.

Exercise1

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Exercise2

Goroundtheroomandshakehandswitheveryoneindividuallywhenyouarrive.

Said“Hello”toeveryoneandsatdown.

Shakehandswitheveryoneinthegroupwhenleaving.

Said“Goodbye”andleft.

Shakehandsfirmly.

Shookhandsquitegently.

Donotkeepyourlefthandinyourpocketwhenshakinghands.

Shookhandswithherlefthandinherpocket.

Sayone’sownnamenot“Howdoyoudo?

”,whengreetingastranger.

Usedsomeone’sfirstnamewithoutbeinginvited.

Shookhandsandsaid”howareyou?

”

PartC

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Unit5

PartB.

Exercise1

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Exercise2

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PartC

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Unit6

PartB.

Exercise1

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Exercise2

Exercise2（原文）

Listentothepassageagainandcompletethetablebelow.

It'stheuniversalcryofparents,

generallyheardbytheseconddayofcollegesummerbreaks:

"Getajob!

"

OmarSoliman'smotherjoinedthechorus.

"Youhavetodosomething,"shetoldhim.

Soliman'sfriendshadobtainedprestigiousinternships

inhishometownofWashington,D.C.

Buthecouldn'timaginehimselfsittingatadeskallday.

Afteryearsofdeliveringfurnitureforhismother'sstore,

herememberedthatalotofpeoplehadstufftheywantedtogetridof.

Ifheborrowedhismom'svan,

hecouldmakealittlemoneyhaulingtheirtrashawayforthem.

Thatnight,Solimancameupwithanameforhisnewbusiness:

CollegeHunksHaulingJunk.

Hedistributedflyersthenextday,

andwithinhours,hisphonewasringing.

HeaskedhisfriendNickFriedmantohelpout.

Theymade$220inthreehourscleaningoutawoman'sgarage.

SolimanandFriedmanpocketed$10,000thatsummer.

Butthetwoweren'treadytobecomefull-timetrashmenaftergraduation.

"Weweretrainedtofinishcollegeandgetagoodjob,"saysSoliman.

HegraduatedwithabusinessdegreefromtheUniversityofMiami

andfirstwentintomarketingataresearchfirm.

Friedman,whohadaneconomicsdegreefromPomonaCollegeinCalifornia,

becameaneconomicanalystforaconsultingcompany.

Monthslater,theyquittheirjobsandstartedtheirjunkbusinessfulltime.

Atfirsttheyhadtroublefindingabankwillingtolendthemmoney

astheydidn'thavemuchofacreditrating.

Afterfiveturndowns,onebankdecidedtogamble$50,000ontheiridea.

Theyputtogetheranother$60,000fromtheirparentsandtheirownsavings.

Theyboughtatruck,hiredagraphicartisttodesignalogo,

rannewspaperandradioadsandrecruitedhaulersoncampuses.

Wearingbrightorangehatsandgreenpolos

andkhakisthesecollege"hunks"willhaulaway

everythingfromconstructionmaterialstooldcouches.

Tocutdownthecostofunloadingatlandfills,

theyhavelearnedtorecyclemetalsandelectronics

anddonatetocharitiesover60percentofwhattheycollect.

Theyalsogiveawayaportionoftheirearnings

fromeachjobtolocalcollegescholarshipprograms.

Andnow,justfouryearslater,

theyrunanationwidecompanythatpulledin$3millionin2008.

Theyemploy130peopleandhave16franchisesin10statesandD.C.

andplantoexpandto80franchisesby2012.

PartC

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Unit7Wealth

PartB.

Exercise1

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Exercise2

1.withafortune,easierandfreer,gainsnothing,glitteringbaggage,attendedto

2.themoresnowitcollects

3.comfort,entersthehouseaguest,becomesahost,amaster

4.andridemankind

Match:

1.d2.a3.b4.c

PartC

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Unit8War

PartB

Exercise1

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Exercise2

1.Hewasonly20yearsold.

2.Thereare75Britishcemeteries

3.Thenameof55,000missingsoldiersareengravedonitswalls.

4.Therearenoheadstones,noflowers,onlyslabsinthegrass.Thewholeplaceisdarkanddank.

5.Itwascreatedbyanexplosion.

6.Itdatesfrommedievaltimes

PartC

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Unit9Aging

PartB

Exercise1

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Exercise2

Diana

Female

Alzheimer’sdisease

53,four

Memory

1.recognizefamiliarbuildingshusband’sworkplace

2.noideahowtogethome

3.recognizehercousin

4.herwayroundherofficebuildingmademistakes

PartC

1）opportunities2）services3）longevity4）specialty5）structure6）existences7）complicated

8）theelderlymustrelyonafixedincome

9）whilesomelivewiththeirchildren,manymorelivebythemselves,withafriendorinanursinghome

10）Theyhaveformedorganizationstovoicetheirownneedsandconcernstolocal,stateandfederalagencies.

Unit10HomeSchooling

PartB

Exercise1.

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Exercise2

1.41-footsailingboat

2.diningtable

3.devisedtheirowncurriculum

4.ashuttlelaunch,theKennedySpaceCentermuseums.

5.usealibrary

Unit14CrimeandPunishment

PartB

Exercise1.

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Exercise2.

1.Hewantedtobuysomeundetectablepoisonfromthedruggist.

2.Acupofcoffee.

3.Apistol

4.Aconfessionofhisintentiontopoisonhiswife.

5.Onethousanddollars.

6.Hewouldmailittoafriend.

7.Preventingmurders.

PartC

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Test1.

PartA

1.a2.c3.b4.c5.a6.b7.c8.d

PartB

9.c10.d11.a12.b13.d14.b15c

PartC

16）.warned17）.cigarette!

8）.disease!

9）extremely20）kick21）attempt22）quit

23）Theyhopethiswilleventuallyenablemanypeopletopermanentlykillthehabit.

24）Smokingalsocancallaspecialtelephonenumbertohearrecordedmessagesbydoctors.

25）Americanswhodonotsmokearebeingaskedtohelpjustonepersonquitsmokingduringthe24-hourcampaign.

PartD

26.a27.d28.a29.b30.d31.a32.c33.a34.c35.d

Test2

PartA

1.b2.b3.d4.d5.d6.d7.c8.b

PartB

9.d10.d11.c12.a3.d14.a15.b

PartC

16）regularly17）measure18）range19）media20）preferences21）appeal22）strategies

23）pollsareusedtoobtaininformationaboutvoters’attitudestowardissuesandcandidates.

24）itisoftenpossibletodeterminetheprobablewinnerevenbeforethevotingboothsclose.

25）Thepublic’sattitudetowardvarioussocial,economic,andinternationalissuesisalsoconsiderednewsworthy.

PartD

26.c27.d28.b29.b30.c31.d32.a33.c34.d35.c