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Unit1

Study&Practice

Ⅱ.ParagraphAnalysis

1.a2.c3.b4.c5.b6.c

Ⅲ.VocabularyActivities

1.

1)given2)ataglance3)fluency4)Given5)hopefully6)define

7)looked(him)up8)nogood9)context10)guidance

11)immediate12)disgust13)comeacross14)recognition

15)scope

2.

1)washedhishandsof2)given3)wasconfrontedwith4)countering

5)werereducedtoeating6)ataglance7)tookrefugein

8)lesspracticable9)countered10)dedication11)indisgust

12)reliedon13)shorts-cutsto

3,

1)Withoutsuitableentertainment,theseyoungpeopleoftengetboredandtakerefugeindrinkingandtakingdrugs.

2)Theschoolwasheditshandsofthestudents’behaviorduringthespringrecess.

3)Hiscruelremarksreducedtheinnocentgirltotears.

4)Manydifficultwordsareoutofthescopeofthislearner’sdictionary.

5)Thethiefadmittedhisguiltassoonashewasconfrontedwiththeevidence.

6)Theincidentshouldbeviewedinthewidercontextofthepoliticalturmoilofthattime.

4.

1)hascomedown2)cameto3)comesout4)comeupto

5)comein6)cameacross7)hascomeabout8)comeoff

9)cometo10)giveup11)wasgivenback12)giveaway

13)gaveout14)givein15)givesoff/out

Ⅳ.Cloze

1.express2.both3.intended4.still5.where6.personal

7.of8.them9.make10.before11.still12.before

13.fluent14.while15.enough16.on17.in18.In

19.find20.who21.carefully22.to23.possible24.make

25.depend26.than27.made28.use29.phrases30.above

31.on32.demonstrate33.out34.writing

Ⅴ.PassageTranslation(省略)

ReadingActivity

ExerciseA

1.d2.d3.b4.c5.c6.c7.d8.c9.d

ExerciseB

1.d2.h  3.g 4.c5.f6.a7.j8.I9.b10.e

1.flexible2.haphazard3.established4.land5.mediocrity

6.identical7.assurance8.device9.ahostof10.quadrupled

 

Unit2

Study&Practice

II.ComprehensionQuestions

5.b6.c7.c10.a

ParagraphAnalysis:

TheOutline

(Paras.3-6)

III.Wearelosingthisfifthfreedomthroughthreemisunderstandings.

(Para.4)A.Thefirstmisunderstandingisthatofthemeaningofdemocracy.

1.Wethinkthatdemocracyineducationmeansgearingallcoursestothemiddlelevel.

2.Werejectspecialprogramsandschoolsforsuperiorstudentsasundemocratic.

(Para.5)B.Thesecondmisunderstandingisthatofthemeaningofhappiness.

1.Thismisunderstandingresultsfromourstressoncomfortratherthanonaccomplishment.

2.Thestressonmaterialwell-beinghasbeenreflectedintheschoolsbytoolittledisciplineandtooeasysubjects.

(Para.6)C.Thethirdmisunderstandingisthatofultimatevalues.

1.Thesevalueshavebeendeniedinrecentteachereducation.

2.Theinevitableresultinmassselfishnessisalreadyevident.

(Paras.7-9)

IV.Toassureourchildrenthefreedomtodevelop,wemustchallengetheirabilities.

(Para.7)A.wecangivethemademandingcurriculum.

1.Michelangelodidnotlearntopaintbydoodling.

2.Mozartdidnotbecomeapianistbywatchingtelevision.

3.They,likeEveCurieandHelenKeller,werechallengedbydisciplinedtraining.

(Para.8)B.Wecangivethemtherighttofailure.

1.Wemustnotgivehighschooldiplomaswithoutregardtomerit.

2.Wemustberealisticaboutfailuretomeetstandardsandmustteachourchildrenrealism.

(Para.9)C.Wecangivethemthebestvaluesweknow.

1.Wecanshowthemwhathistoryhastaughtustobetrue.

2.Thesetruthsmayinspireustomakearingingmessagethatcouldmeantruefreedomforthem.

VocabularyActivities

1.

1-5notion,inhabited;denial;independent;realistic;passedfor

6-10consequent;ahandfulof;asopposedto;urged,influential;eternal

11-16descendants;cherish;related;denial,wasopposedto;haunted;discerned

2.

1-14combat;capabilities;eternal;opposedto;outstanding;stake…on;nowonder;Inthelightof;discern;paralyzed;cryingfor;werenotawakenedto;consequent;sensitiveto

3.

1.Nowonderthatthechildrenareexcited,thisisthefirsttimethey’vebeenabroad.

2.Nowthatshe’sgotapart-timejob,sheisfinanciallyindependentofherfamily.

3.Asacharity,weprovidefoodandshelterforpeopleinneed,regardlessofthereasonsfortheirneed.

4.Thedepressionthatstartedinmid-1929wasacatastropheofunprecedenteddimensionsfortheUnitedStates.

5.Eventothisday,thememoryofhungerinhischildhoodstillhauntshim.

6.RobertovercamehisshynesswhichhadformerlyparalyzedhiminMary’spresence.

7.Thefallinthecostoflivingisdirectlyrelatedtothedropintheoilprice.

4.Translation

1.Idon’tthinkitisrealistictoturntohimforhelp.

2.Moreandmorepeoplearebeingawakenedtotheurgentneedofcombatingairpollution.

3.Therearevisiblesignsthatsomeoftheage-oldtraditionsandvaluesarenolongercherishedbytheyoungpeople.

4.Manyofusfindthenotionofaboundlessuniversehardtograsp.

5.Therebeingsomanyloopholesinthelawsandregulations,itisnowonderthatahandfulofspeculatorsgotrichovernight.

6.Anunprecedentedboomintourismbroughtsuddenprosperitytothesmallbordertown,whichwasformerlyinhabitedbyonly300people.

7.Inthelightoftheinformation,thatcountryalreadyhasthecapabilitiestomakenuclearweapons.

8.Regardlessofrepeatedwarningsfromhisfriends,hestakedallhismoneyonhigh-riskventures.

5.PhrasalVerbs

1.Earlyrisingmakesforgoodhealth.

2.Idon’tknow.Icouldn’tmakeouttheexpressiononhisface.

3.I’msorryIcan’tquitemakeoutwhatyoumean.

4.No,shemadethewholethingup.

5.Well,IhavetomakeupthehourwelostinChicago.

6.Ilearnedfromhiswifethathehadpassedawaybeforemyletterreachedhim.

7.Ithinkitcanpassforsilk.

8.Itsaysthestormwillpassoffbeforedark.

9.Well,Ipasseditontothemanager.

10.Perhapswecanpassontothenextone.

11.Ithinkhewillpassitoverforthisonce.

Cloze

1.other2.magazines3.consider4.times5.answered6.ways

7.questions8.offer9.differ10.for11.themselves12.to

13.open14.making15.so16.single17.with18.Others19.young

20.private21.than22.curriculum23.kinds24.Should25.amount

26.or27.charge28.what

ReadingactivityB

1.goagainstthegrain

2.benton

3.elite

4.preoccupiedwith

5.echo

6.setinmyways

7.onhismind

8.getthrough

9.werelingering

10.waryof

 

Preciswriting

MorethanthreecenturiesagoafewpioneerscametoAmericainsearchofthefreedomswestillcherish:

freedomfromwantandfear,andfreedomofspeechandreligion.Todaywearefightingtoprotectthosefreedoms.Butthereafifthfreedom,basictothesefour,thatweareindangeroflosing---thefreedomtobeone’sbest.

Thisfreedomisindangerbecauseofthreemisunderstandings.Thefirstisaboutthemeaningofdemocracy.Thesecondisaboutwhatmakesforhappiness.Thethirdisabouttheimportanceofvalues.Asaresult,allourstandardshavedeterioratedalarmingly.

Topreservethefifthfreedom,wemustgiveourchildrenthemostchallengingcurriculumpossible,therighttofail,andthebestvaluesthathistoryhastaughtus.

Unit3

Study&Practice

Ⅱ.ComprehensionQuestions

3.c6.b9.d11.b

Ⅲ.OutliningActivity

1.Themostimportantpsychologicaldiscoveryofthiscenturyisthediscoveryofthe“self-image”.

A.Self-imageisouropinionofourselves.

B.Allofushaveitandwedonotquestionitsvalidity,butproceedtoactuponitjustasifitweretrue.

2.Thisself-imagebecomesagoldenkeytolivingabetterlifebecauseoftwoimportantdiscoveries.

3.Thefirstimportantdiscoveryisthatallouractions,feelings,behaviorandabilitiesarealwaysconsistentwiththisself-images.

A.Peopletendtoactlikethesortofpersontheythinkthemselvestobe.

B.Self-imageisabaseuponwhichtheirentirepersonalityandbehaviorarebuilt.

C.Theyareunawareofthetruecausesoftheirtroubles.

4.Thesecondimportantdiscoveryisthatone’sself-imagecanbechangedatanytimeinhislife.

A.Uptonowoureffortsatchangehavebeendirectedtothecircumferenceoftheselfinsteadofthecenter.

B.“Positivethinking”aboutaparticularthingwillnothelpaslongasweholdanegativeself-image.

5.PrescottLeckyisoftenmentionedbecausehewasapioneerinself-imagepsychology.

A.Hewasaschoolteacherandmadeexperimentonthousandsofstudentstohelpthem

Changetheirself-images.

B.Hebelievedthatifastudentcouldchangehisself-image,hislearningabilitywouldchangetoo.

C.Therealtroublewiththosestudentswasaninadequateornegativeself-image.

IV.VocabularyActivities

1.

1)accordingly2)credits3)ideal4)honorable5)conceiveof

6)defect7)conception8)premise9)objective10)liesin

11)haveborneout12)induce13)vicious14)venture

15)asthecasemaybe

2.

1)ideal2)objective3)negativeabout4)honorable5)external

6)asthecasemaybe7)premise8)prevailedupon9)defects

10)accordingly11)isnotconsistent/inconsistentwith

12)amiraculous13)conceiveof14)verified15)induce16)vicious

3.

1)Thismedicineisforexternaluse,nottobetakenorally.

2)Itneveroccurredtohimthatpeoplecoulddeliberatelydoharmtootherspurelyoutofmalice.

3)Anatmosphereofwarmfriendshipprevailedatthereception.

4)Manywomencanidentifywiththemovie’sheroine,whostrugglestogainrespectandfulfillherambitions.

5)Heclaimedcreditforthesuccessofthisprojecteventhoughhehadcontributedverylittle.

6)Womenareoftenthefirsttovictimtorisingunemploymentatatimeofrecession.

7)Whathedoesisnotconsistentwithwhathesays.

8)

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