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英语泛读教程2答案

英语泛读教程2答案

【篇一：

英语泛读教程2参考答案（1-10）】

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exercises

i.trueorfalse

1.f2.f3.t4.f5.t6.f7.t8.t9.t10.f

ii.

1.略。

2.fourstages.childhood,manhood,oldage,andthelaststage.

3.theveryhottestonesareblue.thosenotquitesohotarewhite,andthoselesshotthanthewhiteonesareyellowandred.

4.略。

5.theyhelpsailorstofindtheirwayandtheyhelpustotelltime.

comprehensionpoints

1.itmeanstofunctionproperly.

3.itmeanstobringoutofthewaterontotheland.

4.tolayacableundertheatlantic.

5.tobecomeweaker.

6.第一个it指的是thetelegraphfailed，第二个it指的是iteverworked，第三个it指的是thecable.

7.becauseabigshipcan’tcarrytheendofthecableontotheshore,itwillgetstranded.

8.tohonorhimevenmorehighly.

9.anoperator.

10.probablyinlate20thcentury.

exercises

i.

1.a2.b3.a4.c5.c6.a7.b8.a

ii.

1.becausetheonlyformofcommunicationbetweencountriesseparatedbyseawasstillbyship

anditwasveryslow.

2.thesuccessofwheatstone’sexperimentandthediscoveryofguttaperchabyfaraday.

3.firsttheniagara’scablecaughtinthemachineryandwasdamaged.thenwhenniagararan

intoroughsea,themenbrokethecableagainwhentheytriedtostopthemachine.bythetimetheyreachedhometostartagain,itwasnearlywinterandtheweatherwasgettingbad.sotheyhadtowaitforthenextyear.

4.firstagamemnonranintooneoftheworstatlanticstormsinhistory,andtheshipnearlysank.

thenwhenthetwoshipsmetandstartedtolaythecables,faultsofdifferentkindsdevelopedandtheyfailedforthreetimes.afterthattheyreturnedtovalenciaformorecable,foodandcoalandmadeanotherattempt.thistimeagamemnonranintoanotherseverestormandagainnearlylosthercable.finally,afterunyieldingefforts,onaug.5th,thecablewaslaid.

5.thecompanycollectedanotherlargeamountofmoney,usedaverymuchstrongercable,

hiredashiplargeenoughtocarrythewholeoftheircable,andloadedtheshipwithenoughfoodsupplies.

6.allfivecontinentswereconnected.twomoreatlanticcableshavebeenlaidbetweeneurope

andusa,and22telephonecablesbetweenbritainandeurope.

comprehensionpoints

1.itmeanstheshakingshipmademanypeoplefalloffbalance.

2.tofollowthemovements.

3.space.

4.thebritishgovernmentaskedwatson-watttodosomethingwhichhedidnotconsider

possible,sohedevelopedradarinstead.

5.becauseradiowaves,whicharebasisofradar,wereknowntoscientistsallovertheworld.

therewasthereforeadangerthatscientistsinothercountriesmightalsostarttoexperimentwithradar.thegovernmentwasafraidthattheclevergermanscientists,whomtheyrespectedgreatly,mightdevelopradarbeforethebritishscientists.

6.no.heactuallywantedhertotellthat“secret”toeveryoneinthevillagesothattheywould

stopaskingquestions.

7.gradually.

8.averysmalloneweighingonlyafewpoundstofitintoanaeroplane.

9.1937.

10.thebritishshores.

11.aeroplanes.

exercises

i.

1.b2.b3.c4.c5.a6.b7.b8.b

ii.

1.p29,paragraph8.

2.p33,thelastparagraph.

3.modernshipsofallnationscarryradartohelpthemtosailsafelyinbadweather.radarhelps

toguideaeroplancesacrosstheworld.inmanycountriespoliceuseradartocontrolthespeedofcarsonroadswherethereisaspeedlimit.radarisalsousedtoforecasttheweather,andtostudymoonandstars.

comprehensionpoints

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6.becausetheclerksworkedveryhardduringtherushofchristmasbusiness.thescenedescribedinthefistparagraph.spendingaquietafternoonleisurelywithherhusbandwithoutthefestivalexcitementverylikely.veryclosetothestreet.becauseintheirview,ahouseisnotreallyolduntilithaslasted150years.

我是新英格兰地区的人。

在我们那儿，这样的房子可算不上老。

7.sinceshebendsdownandstraightensupsomanytimeswhentidyingupthehouse,which

equalstomuchwaistexercise,sheshouldhavethesmallestwaistintown.butshehasn’t.

8.theyeachdroveacar.

9.alwaysscatteredarounduntidily

11.breadandeggs.

12.notasheavilyasintheafternoon.

13.no.buthewouldratherdrinkteawithhiswifethanhavingcoffeebyhimself.

14.regretnotdrinkingcoffee.

15.今早的报纸上说，今年除雪的花费将会高于去年。

16.cominginsideandwarmingupafterwards.

exercises

（chapter1）

i.

1.b2.c3.c4.b5.a6.a

ii．

1.probablyintheirthirties.

2.maryoftenthoughthowniceitwouldbetohaveahousewithayardwhereanncouldplay

safelyoutofdoorswithouthavingtoleavehome.

3.becausetheschoolsareverygood,jimcangettohisofficeintwentyminutes,marywillbe

closetoseveralgoodshoppingareas,andthere’splentyofroomforchildren.

4.略。

（chapter2）

i.

1.b2.c3.c4.c5.a6.c

ii.

1.becauseshedidsomuchwaistexercisebendingdownandstraighteningupwhenshetidied

upthehouse.

2.itwasaveryshadyyardwithsomehandsomebigtrees,bushesandgreenandweededlawn.

3.thewholefamilywasusuallyhomeonweekends.jimoftendidrepairs.insummerheand

tomoftenwashedandpolishedthecar,andweededthelawn.thechildrenmightgotothemovie,orgotoparties.thefamilymightgobowling,ortogethertoamovie,orplaytennis,orwalkthedog,orwatchtv.thecouplesometimeswereinvitedouttodinner,orinvitedfriendstodinnerathome.

（chapter3）

i.

1.a2.a3.c4.c5.c

ii.

1.becauseasnowstormiscomingsoon.

2.no.becausemarywasgladthesnowtireswereonthecarwhenshedrovebackfromthe

supermarket,andittookjimtwohourstodrivebackhomeandhesawlotsofbusesandcarsstuckinthesnowonhiswayback.

3.thehotchocolateandcookies.

4.no.becausethepaperboy’sfootprintscouldbeseengoingfromtheirfrontdooracrossthe

smoothsnowtothehopkin’sfrontstepsnextdoor.

unitfive

comprehensionpoints

1.

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3.

4.

5.

6.newcupsandsaucers.becauseshewantedjimandtheirchildrentoknowhowsignificanttheirgiftsweretoher.thefoodstoresallhavebigadvertisements…forthesuggesteddishes.unexplored,uncultivated他们清理了树木和灌木丛间的小道，并做了路标……（在树皮上刻上记号）theboysreallywanttogocampingasoftenastheycan,butit’snotsoeasytomakeit

happen,especiallyduringthewinter.

7.jimhadprobablytakenitforgrantedthatmr.robinson’schildrenmustbeboyssincehe

seemedsogreatlyinterestedinboyscoutactivities.

8.familyname.

9.theoldladylivingnexttomrs.payne.

10.thetwowomenthatiworkedforhavebeenthemostdifficultonesinmylifetogetalong

withandsatisfy.

11.it’sfinetome./ithinkthat’sagoodidea.

12.aisthefirstletterofherfamilyname.

13.我们没必要每一份人情都要还。

14.youaretheonetomakethefinaldecision.

15.inthepastfewdaystheonlythinginmymindhasbeenthefood,soidon’twanttotalk

aboutitanymorenow.

exercises

（chapters5-6）

i.choosethebestanswer

1.c2.b3.b4.a5.a

ii.answerthequestions:

1.lincoln’sbirthday,valentine’sday,washington’sbirthday

2.bothherbirthdayandtheirweddinganniversarywereinfebruary.

3.page55,paragraph6:

“heenjoyedgettingawayfrom…”

4.page56.buildingfires,cookingfood,boilingwater,makingcoffee,etc.

（chapters7-8）

1.c2.c3.b4.c5.b

ii.answerthequestions:

1.略

2.there’remanythingsthatalwaysshouldbedoneonsaturdays.

3.page59.chapter8,paragraph2-4.thehousehasgoneveryoldandneedspaintbadly.

4.acheerfultalkativeyoungman.

（chapters9-10）

1.c2.b3.b4.a5.a

ii.answerthequestions:

1.略

2.it’smucheasiertofindthegoodnewmurdermysteriesatrentallibraries.

3.it’sacourtesytoreturnthefavorifyourneighborshaveinvitedyoutotheirparty.besides,

theyhaven’tseenthemforalongtime.

4.jimdidn’tliketheidea.（tojimmr.johnsonwasreallyabore.）

unitsix

comprehensionpoints

1.swimming

2.oakhillalsohasanindependenceparade.

3.一支花炮突然冲入空中，爆炸后的焰火星星点点般在夜空中逗留片刻后又像雨点般洒落

下来。

4.shemadesuddenloudnoiseswhilecowswerebeingmilked,whichupsetthemandcaused

themilkproductiontodrop.

5.probablynot,sincejackseemedtobesuchawonderfulperson.

6.turningthefarmovertojack./jack’sparents.

【篇二：

英语泛读教程2课后答案】

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useofenglish

bythetimeiopenedthecanitscontentshadgoneoff.i’llgooverhowitworksbeforeyoutryityourself.

iwastolditwouldberepairedfreeofcharge,butthemanintheshophasgonebackonhispromise.thebookwassopopularthatthereweren’tenoughcopiestogoround.hisshophasgoneoutofbusinessaftermakingheavylosses.thetradehasgonefrombadtoworseandstaffarebeinglaidoff.stems1-6badaac

synonyms1-5gracefulspontaneouslyopposeusualclientcloze

staffmaximizeobjectivesparticipatepotentialskillseasierappointedspecificcommitmentsectionb

acbft6-10facdb11-15cbtftsectionc

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unit6theafrican-americanssectionawordpretest1.c2.a3.c4.a

5.b6.a

7.c

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readingcomprehension

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vocabularybuildingwordsearch1.destined2.relief

3.segregation4.boycott

5.sit-in6.legacy

7.chronicle8.assault

9.plight

10.vigilance

semanticvariations

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1.evolution:

2.ascend:

3.devolve:

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