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Unit9WhatIsHappiness

Textcomprehension

I.A

II.1.T; 2.F; 3.F; 4.T; 5.F.

III.

1.Hemeansthatoneisgiventherighttopursuehappiness,butdoesnotknowwhatitis.

2.Becausehebelievesthatcommercialadvertisingnotonlyfailstosatisfyourdesires,butmoreimportantlyitcreatesthem,anditcreatesthemfasterthananyman’sbudgetcansatisfythem.Suchinsatiabilitymakespeopleunhappy.

3.Becausehethinksthattheproductsandpursuitsadvertisedonthefrontpagesofwomen’smagazinesaredreamlikeandcan’tbefulfilled.

4.HesettwoextremesaccordingtoThoreau,thelowlevelandthehighlevel.Theformerreferstopossessionforitsownsakeorincompetitionwiththerestoftheneighborhood,whilethelatterreferstoactivedisciplineofheighteningone’sperceptionofwhatisenduringinnature.Tofindbalanceistosavetimeandeffortonthelowlevelsandspendonthehigh.

5.Theinherentrightisnothappinessitself,butliesinthepursuitofhappiness,inthepursuitofwhatislife-engagingandlife-revealing,i.e.intheideaofbecoming.

IV.

1.JonathanSwiftseemedtosharethisviewwhenhecriticizedthisideaofhappinessasthestateofbeingcompletelycontrolledbydeception.

2.Theactiveexerciseortrainingtoimproveone’sunderstandingofwhatisoflastingvaluewouldhavebeenThoreau’sideaofthehighlevels,i.e.spiritualhappiness.

Structuralanalysisofthetext

Part1:

Theauthorpointsoutthatwhenwearenotsurewhathappinessis,wetendtobemisledbytheideathatwecanbuyourwaytoit.

Part2:

Theauthoroffersanumberofexamplestoshowhowthismisconceptionofhappinessgivesrisetothe"happiness-market〞inahighlycommercializedsociety.

Part3:

TheauthorsuggestsstrikingabalancebetweenwhatThoreaucalledthelowlevelsandthehighlevels.

Part4:

Theauthorgiveshisunderstandingofhappiness,inthelightoftheFoundingFathers’beliefthatitis"intheideaofbecoming〞.

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Vocabulary

I.Phrase

1.un-American:

nottypicaloftheattitudes,waysoflife,etc.,thatareapprovedoforconsiderednormalintheUS

2.commercialism:

theactivitiesorattitudesofpeoplewhothinkthatmakingaprofitismore

importantthananythingelse;emphasisonthemaximizingofprofit 商业主义

3.forthatmatter:

itisalsotruethat… 就此而论,在这方面,同样

4.face:

aspect 

5.innature:

essentially

II.

1.perpetual; 2.functions; 3.inherent; 4.cited; 5.approaching; 6.flawless; 7.vaguely; 8.disciplining.

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III.Wordderivation

Fillintheblankswiththeappropriateformsofthegivenwords.

1.Adeersuddenlyranacrosstheroad,withahuntingdoginhotpursuit.

2.I’msuremanybusinessmenusesomekindofdeceptionattimes,toachievetheirobjectives.

3.Theprojecthasbeenasuccess,thankstothededicationofallofourstaff.

4.Hisfirstcommercialventurewasopeningasmallcornershop.

5.Theconcertendedwiththesingersandaudiencesingingpatrioticsongs.

6.ItwassoconvincingthatIhadtoremindmyselfthattheywerefictionalcharacters,notrealpeople.

7.Notmanypeopleareabletoindicatetheirdisapprovalwithoutcausingoffence.

8.Thehomelessandstarvingrefugeesofthewarwereflockingtothecities.

1.pursuev.追捕,追求;继续从事

pursuern.追赶者,追求者

pursuitn.追求,追赶

e.g.我知道她的追求者很多.

Iknowshehasmanypursuers.

我们为追求幸福生活而努力工作.

Weworkhardinpursuitofahappylife.

2.deceivev.欺骗

deceptionn.骗局,诡计,欺诈

deceptivea.迷惑的,虚伪的,诈欺的

deceptivenessn.迷惑

e.g.他骗我买了一个假冒产品.

Hedeceivedmeintopayingforthefakeproduct.

他靠欺骗拿钱.

Hegetsthemoneybydeception.

3.dedicatev.献出;致力于

dedicateda.专注的;献身的

dedicationn.奉献

e.g.她毕生致力于教授英语.

ShededicatedherlifetoteachingEnglish.

我们尊敬他是因为他以无私奉献的精神廉正地为民众服务.

Werespecthimbecauseheservesthepublicwithdedicationandintegrity.

4merciala.商业的

commercializev.使商业化

commercialismn.商业主义,营利主义

e.g.商业电视是有效的广告宣传工具.

Commercialtelevisionisaneffectivemediumforadvertising.

教育近几年更加商业化了.

Educationhasbecomemuchmorecommercializedinrecentyears.

5.patriotismn.爱国主义,爱国心

patriotn.爱国者

patriotica.爱国的

e.g.我们都被他的爱国精神深深感动了.

Wearealldeeplymovedbyhispatriotism.

她热爱她的祖国.

Sheisapatriottohercountry.

6.fictionn.虚构,杜撰;小说

fictionala.虚构的;小说的

e.g.我喜欢读科幻小说.

Ienjoyreadingsciencefiction.

7.disapprovev.不赞成

disapprovaln.不赞成

disapprovinglyad.不以为然地,不赞成地

e.g.我母亲不同意我们俩人的婚事.

Mymotherdisapprovedofourmarriage.

他对你的建议很不以为然.

Heshoweddisapprovalofyourproposal.

8.starvev.挨饿,受饿,饿死

starvationn.饿死,饥饿

starvinga.饥饿的

e.g.那个可怜的老妇人被饿死了.

Thepooroldladydiedofstarvation.

我的钱不够用.

I’mstarvedformoney.

IV.

1.C; 2.B; 3.D; 4.B; 5.D; 6.A; 7.C; 8.D.

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V.Synonym/Antonym

Giveasynonymoranantonymofthewordunderlinedineachsentenceinthesenseitisused.

1.AndatthesametimetheforcesofAmericancommercialismarehugelydedicatedtomakingusdeliberatelyunhappy.

Hugely--Synonym:

enormously,tremendously;

Deliberately--Antonym:

unintentionally,accidentally

2.These,theflawlessteeth.

Synonym:

perfect,spotless

3.This,theperfumedbreathshemustexhale.

Antonym:

inhale

4.Happinessisnevermorethanpartial.

Antonym:

impartial,unbiased

5.Thoreau—acreatureofbothEasternandWesternthought—hadhisownfirmsenseofthatbalance.

Antonym:

imbalance

6.Wearetaughtthattopossessistobehappy,andthenwearemadetowant.

Synonym:

have,own

7.Hesitsimmobile,raptincontemplation,freefromhisownbody.

Synonym:

fixed,stationary,quiet

VI.Prefix/Suffix 

Writeineachspaceonewordthathasthesamestemasunderlinedineachgivenword.

1.containobtain     

2.concedeprecede       

3.compelrepel      

4.suspenddepend        

5.includeconclude  

6.insistconsist

7.descendascend     

8.evolverevolve

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GrammarExercises

1.Personalpronouns

Personalpronounsrefertothepersonwhoisdoingtheactionortowhomtheactionaffects.Inthatwaywedistinguishtwotypesofpersonalpronouns:

Personal"SubjectPronouns〞andPersonal"ObjectPronouns〞.

PersonalPronouns

assubject

I

You

he

she

it

we

you

they

We havesomebooks.

asobject

me

you

him

her

it

us

you

them

Thebooksarefor us.

 Apersonalpronounreferstoaspecificpersonorthingandchangesitsformtoindicateperson,number,gender,andcase.

I.Completethesentencesbelowwithsuitablepronouns.

1.yourself;

2.__You/We__can’talwaysgetwhat__you/we__want.

3.you/one/we

4.it

5.Wealloughttobemoretoleranttowards__oneanother____.

6.They/We

7.myself

8.yourself

9.Someone’satthedoor.Whocan___it___beatthistime?

10.I;We;They;us;They;it;we

2.Impersonalitvs.there

InmanyEnglishsentences,youwillfindtheword"it〞ortheword"there〞inthesubjectposition.Theseareusually"impersonal〞sentences—sentenceswherethereisnonaturalsubject.

Impersonal"it〞

Whentouseit

Examples

Talkingaboutweather

It’sraining/cold/sunny.

Identifyingsomething

"Whoisit?

〞"It’sme.〞

"Whatisit?

〞"It’sacat.〞

Talkingabouttime

"Whattimeisit?

〞"It’sfiveo’clock.〞"Whatdayisit?

〞"It’sThursday.〞

Talkingaboutdistance

"HowfarisittoToronto?

〞"It’s4000kilometers.〞

Impersonal"there〞

Impersonal"there〞isusedtosaythatsomethingexistsinaparticularplace:

e.g.Thereisabookonthetable. 

Therearethreemeninthecar.

II.

There;there;there;There;There;It;there;There;It;there;There

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III.Replacetheunderlinedpartsinthefollowingsentenceswithnon-finiteclausesorverblessclauses.

1.Whileflattered,…

2.IwaswonderingwhetherIshouldgoupstairsorfollowMr.Maximtothelibrary.

…whethertogoupstairsortofollow…

3.Wheneverpossible,…

4.Itisanillnessthatcanresultintotalblindnessifitisleftuntreated.

…ifleftuntreated.

5.…ifready.

6.Thoughnoswimmer,…

7.Onceyouareoverthepass,youwillseethetownbelowyou.

Onceoverthepass,…

8.Whetherbyaccidentorbydesign,…

IV.

1.Once; 2.Though; 3.If; 4.when; 5.whether; 6.Unless; 7.Before; 8.After.

V.

1.c; 2.b; 3.b; 4.c; 5.a; 6.d; 7.d; 8.d.

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Translation

I.

1.Advertisingisoneofourmajorindustries,andadvertisingexistsnottosatisfydesiresbuttocreate激起欲望them—andtocreatethemfasterthananyman’sbudget预算资金cansatisfythem.

广告是一项主要产业,它的存在与其说是为了满足人们的欲望;不如说是为了激发他们的欲望——而且是以超出任何人的收入所能承受的速度激发这些欲望.

2.TheywerecallinguponAmericans,asanactapproachingpatriotism实践爱国主义,tobuyatonce,withmoneytheydidnothave,automobiles汽车theydidnotreallyneed,andwhichtheywouldberequiredtogrowtiredof变得厌倦bythetimethenextyear’smodelswerereleased发布、面世.

他们号召美国公众采取爱国行动,立即用他们并没有的钱去购买他们并不需要的汽车,而且要求他们在第二年的新款汽车问世之前就对它们厌倦.

3.Thoreaucertainlydisapprovedof不赞成starvation,buthewouldputintofeedinghimselfonlyasmucheffortaswouldkeephimfunctioningformoreimportantefforts.

梭罗无疑不赞同挨饿,但他花在食物上的精力只是为了让自己得以从事更重要的活动.

4.Whattheymighthaveunderlined,couldtheyhaveforeseenthehappiness-market,isthecardinalfact最重要的事实thathappinessis存在于inthepursuititself,inthemeaningfulpursuitofwhatislife-engagingandlife-revealing揭示人生的,whichistosay,intheideaofbecoming.

倘若他们能预见到"幸福市场〞的话,他们或许会强调这个至为重要的事实,即幸福存在于追求它的过程中,存在于追求值得用生命去追寻、揭示生命真谛的富有意义的过程中,换言之,幸福是一种过程.

II

1.1935年10月,中国红军历尽苦难和牺牲,最后终于到达了陕北.〔endure,make/fightone’swayto〕

Translation:

 InOctober,1935,the

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