大学体验英语综合教程3(第三版)选词填空答案.doc

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选词填空

Unit1

13.Fillintheblankswiththewordsgivenbelow.Changetheformwherenecessary.

　overtake

　focus

　species

　cup（v.）

　tone

　directly

　subtle

　audio

　decade

　boundary

1.Theessayist'slanguageexpressesrichandsubtlemeanings.

2.ThestockbrokerswereovertakenbythesharpdropinthestockmarketlastTuesday.

3.Biologistshaveestimatedthattherearearoundonemillionanimalandplant specieslivingintherainforests.

4.IntheUnitedStatesthecostoflivinghasbeensteadilyrisingforthepastfewdecades.

5.Thequicklygrowingcompanyhasambitiousplanstoexpandbeyondnationalboundaries.

6.Thatcomputerstoreishavingasaleofaudiosoftware;let'sgoandhavealook.

7.Tobesafe,you'dbetterputonyourdarkglassestoavoidthesunshiningdirectlyinyoureyes.

8.WhenthekitchenisfinishedI'mgoingtofocusmyattentiononthegarden.

9.Inaserioustone,thedoctorwarnedhimtokeepoffsugar.

10.Shecuppedherhandsaroundthemugofhotcoffeetowarmthem.

6.Fillintheblankswiththewordsgivenbelow.Changetheformwherenecessary.

　convince

　apparent

　curiosity

　detail

　stir

　fundamental

　patience

　respond

　ultimate

　spark

1.Thetheoriesofrelativityhavemadefundamentalchangesinourviewsoftheuniverse.

2.Thatisourultimateproposal,andnootherchangeswillbeconsidered.

3.Theforestfirewasfoundtobesparkedbyacigaretteend.

4.Thespeakerhadapparentlynoticedthathistopicwasn'tpopularwiththeaudience,sohequicklyendedhisspeech.

5.I'venopatiencewithpeoplewhoarealwayscomplainingoftheirmisfortune.

6.IhaveneverimaginedthatIwouldbetheobjectofsuchcuriosity.

7.Thedoctorstriedtoconvinceherthatshedidn'tneedtobeindepressionaboutherhealth.

8.Thepoliceaskedhimtodescribetheaccidentineverydetail.

9.Thequalityguaranteeandgoodafter-saleserviceswillcertainlymeetwithpositiveresponsesfromtheconsumers.

10.Thestory"HarryPotter"（has）stirredtheimaginationofchildrenthroughouttheworld.

Unit3

6.Fillintheblankswiththewordsgivenbelow.Changetheformwherenecessary.

　attain

　precise

　manufacture

　sponsor

　attractive

　import

　market（v.）

　modest

　brand

　campaign

1.Idon'tthinkthattheamountofstudyingyoudidinhighschoolwouldbesufficienttoattaingoodmarksinuniversity.

2.BecauseoftheimpactofpoorsalesinotherAsiancountries,therehasbeena modestdecreaseinhousesalesinChinathisyear.

3.Someyoungpeoplefindcomputergamessoattractivethattheycanhardlypullthemselvesawaytotendtoothermatters.

4.Thevictimwasabletogiveaprecisedescriptionofthedrunkendriver,whichwasratherhelpfultothepolice.

5.Somenon-governmentalorganizationsareplanningapubliccampaigntoawakenpeopletotheproblemofnoisepollution.

6.Thecostofproducingatubeoftoothpasteisabout3yuan,sowewillmarketitat5.50yuan.

7.Mikeisnowthedirectorofafactorywhichmanufacturescannedfood.

8.Plentyoffootballandbasketballclubsareeagertosponsoryoungathletesiftheyshowgreatpromise.

9.ThesweatersaremadeofwoolimportedfromAustralia.

10.Accordingtoarecentsurvey,youthsarebeginningtohavealotofinfluenceontheproductsandbrandstheirparentschoose.

Unit4

6.Fillintheblankswiththewordsgivenbelow.Changetheformwherenecessary.

　combat

　controversy

　excessive

　instinct

　irrational

　prohibition

　reckless

　regulation

　stir

　string

窗体顶端

1.Ahackerattackedane-commercemarketplacesite.Thisisthelatestinastringofonlinebreak-insinwhichcreditcardnumberswerestolen.

2.ThepresenceofIBM'sCEOcausedastirofexcitementonthecampus.

3.Brown'scommentsontheprojectcausedunexpectedcontroversyoverthebudget.

4.Tocombatpovertyinthecity,millionsofdollarshavebeenspentontrainingtheunemployedworkers.

5.Youwillbeoverweightifyouconsumeexcessiveamountsoffat.

6.Theeffectiveimplementationofenvironmentallawsandregulationsistheresponsibilityofthelocalgovernment.

7.Trustyourinstinctsanddowhatyouthinkisright.

8.After20hoursofnon-stoppartying,ahandfulofthebravestormostrecklessmenwillrisktheirlivesinathree-minutedashfromsixfightingbulls.

9.Theprohibitiononstreetbeggingwillbeinforcenextmonth.

10.Thecourtgavetheheavysentence,respondingnottothefactsbuttothe irrationalpublicfear.

窗体底端

Unit5

6.Fillintheblankswiththewordsgivenbelow.Changetheformwherenecessary.

　assume

　commit

　confuse

　hint

　mislead

　peculiar

　puzzle

　quality

　retreat

　vague

窗体顶端

1.Beingthesonofaprofessordoesnotqualifyhimforthescholarshipconsideration.

2.ThepolicesuspectthatitwasJohnwho（had）committedthemurder.

3.Sofar,thenewmanagerhasgivenlittlehintthathewon'tbeanydifferentfromtheformerone.

4.Fromalltheindications,itissafetoassumethatthepricesofcarswillgodownbylargemargins.

5.Someofhisinstructionsareoutdatedandothersaretoovaguetobeunderstood..

6.Thelocaldialectsoundsalittlepeculiartothepeoplefromthenorth.

7.Thefailureofthemoviehastenedherdecisiontoretreatfromtheglamorousscreenandspendmoretimewithherfamily.

8.Thewoman'sheadachepuzzledthedoctor;hecouldn'tfindthecause.

9.Thestatehaslawsthatprotectconsumersagainstfraudormisleadingsalespractices.

10.Hetriedtoexplainthecomplicatedtheorytome,butIgotevenmoreConfusedbythetechnicaltermsinhisexplanation.

窗体底端

Unit6

6.Fillintheblankswiththewordsgivenbelow.Changetheformwherenecessary.

　approach

　core

　counterpart

　economy

　efficient

　exception

　invite

　relief

　punctually

　vague

窗体顶端

1.ThemayorisscheduledtomeethisAmericancounterpartduringhis7-dayvisittoSanFrancisco.

2.Mr.Wilsonisquitesatisfiedwithhisnewsecretarybecauseshe'smuchmore efficientthantheformerone.

3.IfeltgreatreliefwhenIheardIhadpassedtheexamination.

4.Theregulationsaresovaguethattheyleadtomisinterpretation.

5.ChineseandmathematicshavealwaysbeenthecoresubjectsinprimaryandsecondaryschoolsinChina.

6.Youareexpectedtogettotheinterviewpunctuallyorafewminutesearly.

7.Gettingtiredofherpartner'sall-talk-no-actionapproach,shedecidedtotaketheactionallbyherself.

8.Forthepurposeofeconomy,Marydecidedtotakelunchboxtoworkeveryday.

9.Youcouldnotbeexemptedfromthepunishmentbecausetherecanbenoexceptiontotherule.

10.Strifeathomewouldinvitedangersfromabroad.

窗体底端

Unit7

confusion

creep

curl

deepen

expose

nightmare

pulse

somewhat

throb

ulter

1.AsIcametoknowmoreaboutclassicalmusic,myloveforit_deepened___

2.Thesoldiersintheopenfield__wereexposed_totheenemy'sgunfireandmanyofthemgotkilledorwounded.

3.Isawalittlegirl___curled______upcomfortablyinanarmchairreadingachildren'smagazine.

4.Thelongclimbupthehillmadeourheart____throb_______.

5.Formanyyears,theSeptember11attackontheWorldTradeCenterinNewYorkwillremaina___nightmare____fortheAmericanpeople.

6.Don'tbotherabouthim.Whathehassaidis___utter_nonsense.

7.Theexplosionatthecrowdedmarketplacecausedgreat__confusion_inthesmalltown.

8.Thedoctorfeltthepatient's__pulse_onherwristandthentookhertemperature.

9.Aftertheintensivetraining,theybecame__somewhat___moreconfidentthantheyusedtobe.

10.Thesightoftheratsrunningaboutinthehousemademyflesh__creep__.

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