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blamesth.onsb.把某事归咎于某人
betoblame(forsth.)应(为某事)承担责任;
该(为某事)受责备(主动形式表被动意义)
5.carev.关心;
担忧;
在意
n.照料;
谨慎;
忧虑
careabout关心;
在乎
carefor喜欢;
照顾
withcare小心地
6.causen.原因;
起因;
理由;
根据;
事业
v.使发生;
造成;
引起;
导致
causesb.todosth.使某人做某事
7.comfortn.&
v.安慰,慰问;
(使……)安逸,舒适
incomfort舒服地
8.commandv.命令;
博得;
控制;
指挥
n.命令;
掌握;
拥有;
控制
commandsb.todosth.命令某人做某事
commandthat...(should)do...命令……
atone’scommand听某人支配
incommandof指挥,掌控
haveagoodcommandof掌握……;
精通……
9.concludev.断定,推断出;
得出结论;
使结束
concludesth.with...就某事与某人达成(协议);
以……结束……
concludesth.from...从……推断出……
10.consistvi.组成;
构成;
在于;
一致
consistof由……组成
consistin(=liein)在于……;
存在于……
11.contraryadj.相对立的;
完全相反的
onthecontrary相反;
反之
becontraryto与……相反;
违反;
对抗
12.deservevt.应受,应得
deservedoing/tobedone值得被做……
13.devotevt.献身于;
致力于;
把……用于
devote...to...把……致力于……,专心于……
bedevotedto致力于,献身于;
热爱……
14.employv.雇用;
利用(时间、精力等)
employoneselfin(doing)sth.(=beemployedindoingsth.)从事于……,忙于……
15.mistaken.错误;
失误
vt.误解;
看错
bymistake错误地
mistake...for...把……错当成……
16.operatev.经营;
动手术;
操作(机器);
(机器)运转;
运作
operateon/uponsb.给某人动手术
beinoperation在运转;
在行动中;
在实施中
put...intooperation实施;
实行
17.valuen.价值
beof...value有……的价值
18.apart短语
take...apart拆开;
拆散
apartfrom此外;
除了……之外
19.carry短语
carryon继续;
坚持
carryaway拿走;
冲走;
吸引住
carryback将……送/带回原地;
使回想起
carryout执行;
实施;
履行;
完成
carrythrough达成;
贯彻;
使渡过难关
20.makeefforts/anefforttodosth.努力做某事
sparenoeffort(s)todosth.不遗余力地做某事
Ⅰ.单句语法填空
1.Englandisan(advance)industrialcountry.
2.Ipassedmydrivingtestthefirstattempt.
3.Thetextisespeciallyhelpfulforthosewhocaretheirbodyshape.
4.Whatcausedher(change)hermind?
5.Negotiationswerebeingcarried,inspiteoffighting.
6.Hislifeisone(devote)tothepeople.
7.Hehasbeenemployedwritinganewbookthesedays.
8.Hetookmyumbrellamistake.
9.Inthegoodcareofthenurses,theboyisgraduallyrecoveringfromhisheart
(operate).
10.Thisoldtableisa(value)pieceoffurniture.
11.Everybodyknowsthatheis(blame)forthis.
12.Sheisgreatcomforttoherparents.
13.Theyarecommandofthepresentsituation.
14.Heconcludedhisspeechafamoussaying.
15.Amedicalteam(consist)of5doctorsand2nursessetofffortheearthquakestrickenarea.
Ⅱ.按要求完成句子
1.我们预付他一个月的工资。
(一句多译)
①
(advancev.)
②
(advancen.)
2.这个建议值得考虑。
③
3.Hedevotedhimselftocommunityactivitiesandwaspraisedbythepeoplearound.
①,hewaspraisedbythepeoplearound.(用现在分词短语作状语改写)
②,hewaspraisedbythepeoplearound.(用过去分词短语作状语改写)
4.ThewaystolearnEnglishisveryvaluabletousstudents.(同义句转换)
5.Hecommandedustosetoffatonce.(改为复合句)
(一)阅读理解
Havinggoodetiquette(礼节)attheworkplaceisveryimportanttobeafavoriteinanoffice.However,it’sobservedthatmanypeoplearen’tawareoftheworkplaceetiquetteandthiscreatesaverybadimpressionintheoffice.Soit’simportanttoknowsomeworkplaceetiquettetips.
Amongalltheworkplaceetiquetteguidelines,themostimportantistobepunctualtoyouroffice.Thoughgoinglateduetoanemergencyisokay,habituallatecomersareneverappreciatedinanyorganization.Byarrivingatyourofficeontime,youshowthatyou’reawareofyourresponsibilitiesandhaverespectfortheorganization.Incaseyoufeelthatyouwouldbelate,calltheconcernedauthorityandreportthemattertohimorher.
Also,aproperknowledgeoftheworkplaceemailetiquetteisamust.Intheofficialemails,youneedtomentionthesubjectconcisely,whileatthesametimeincludealltheimportantdetailswhicharetobeshared.Youshouldusegoodandgrammaticallycorrectlanguagewhilewritingemails.
Aknowledgeoftelephoneetiquetteintheworkplaceisveryimportantaswell.Whiletalkingonthetelephone,bepoliteandlistentowhatthey’resayingcarefully.Onlythenshouldyousaywhatyoufeel.Speakinavoicewhichwouldbeheardclearlyattheotherend.
Theworkplaceguidelinesareimportantevenwhileyou’rediningorcelebratingwithyourcoworkers.Ifyougetacallinbetween,receiveitafteryou’repermittedbytheothersbysaying“excuseme”.Don’ttalkloudlywhileeating.Greetpeoplewellandtrytomakethemfeelcomfortablewhilebeinginyourcompany.
Theseguidelineswillhelpyoubecomethebestemployeeofacompany.Allthebest!
1.Theintendedreadersofthepassageare.
A.managersinchargeofacompany
B.studentsofabusinessclass
C.peoplewhoarehuntingforjobs
D.ordinaryemployeesinacompany
2.Whyshouldyoutrytobepunctual?
A.Toproveyouarenotahabituallatecomer.
B.Torespecttherulesoftheorganization.
C.Toshowthatyouarearesponsibleworker.
D.Towinotherworkers’respect.
3.Howshouldyouwriteanofficialemail?
A.Writethesubjectclearlyandsimply.
B.Includeallthedetailsintheemail.
C.Makethelanguageasbeautifulaspossible.
D.Makeemailsasbriefaspossible.
4.WhichofthefollowingisconsideredNOTacceptableaboutmakingphonecallsintheworkplace?
A.Usingpolitelanguage.
B.Listeningwithpatienceandcare.
C.Speakingclearly.
D.Answeringacallwheneveritcomesin.
(二)七选五
Nowadaysit’snoteasytofindasuitablejob.Followthesetips,andpossiblyyoucanfindajobthatsuitsyourpersonality.
•Listyourstrongandweakpoints
Beforeyoustartyourjobsearch,takesometimetothinkaboutyourstrongandweakpoints.5Ifyouareexcellentatmanagingyourtime,forexample,ajobinprojectmanagement,oronethatinvolvesorganizingothers,couldbeperfect.
•Askothersfortheiropinions
Althoughyoushouldknowyourselfbetterthananyoneelse,therearetimeswhenasecondopinionisneeded.6Theymaycomeupwithideasthatyouhaven’tconsidered.Youshould,however,makesurethattheyaren’tsoprotectiveofyouthattheypersuadeyounottopushyourself,orencourageyousomuchthatyouaimtoohigh.
•Findoutwhatpotentialjobsinvolve
7Makesureyoudoasmuchresearchaspossibletodetermineexactlywhatyouwillhavetodo.Anofficejobmaysoundverysafeifyouareshy,butifyouthenfindthatyouhavetogiveregularpresentations,youmaynotbecutoutforitafterall.
•8
Whenlookingforajob,manypeoplehaveanideaofwhattheywouldliketobeinthefuture.However,thatisoftenlittlemorethanadreamand,evenifit’spossibletoreachthatgoal,itmayinvolveyearsofhardworkthatyoudon’tenjoy.9Ifyoucanfindajobthatmirrorswhatmakesyouhappyinlife,itislikelythatyouwillenjoyitanditwillmatchyourpersonalitytype.
A.Takeapersonalitytest
B.Considerwhatdelightsyou
C.Thinkaboutwhatmakesyouhappyandthenanalyzewhy.
D.Findingajobthatsuitsyourpersonalityisveryeasyandinteresting.
E.Askyourfriendsandfamilywhatsortofjobtheythinkwouldsuityoubest.
F.Sometimes,itisn’timmediatelyobviouswhatajobwillinvolveuntilyoustartit.
G.Moreimportantly,thinkabouthowtheywouldaffectyourabilitytodoparticularjobs.
(三)完形填空
Afteradecadeatthepublishingcompany,Iwasfired.Ihadworkedsohardforsolong.Iwasalwaysdoingmyjob10,clawingmywayuptheladder.And11?
Doingthesethingshad12meintheend,verylittleoflastingvalue.IwonderedwhatwouldhappenifIletitallgo—didn’tlookforajob,didn’tkeepmy13ambition.
Myhusbandthoughtitwasagreatidea.“Just14,”hesaid.Asaseriouswindsurfer,hesuggestedItrythesportasapathtoclarity.Ihadwindsurfedbefore,butonlyin15water.Ididn’tlikehighwinds.Ididn’tlikegoingfast—thatwas16.ButIwantedtoabandonthepast.My17wastodonothingbutreadandwindsurfeveryday.Iwantedtofeelthefearanddoitanyway.Iwantedtolearnhowtoridethecurrents,andIcouldn’tthinkofabetterwaythanto18myselftotheinvisible,evershiftingwind.
IdecidedtosailatSwellCity,afavoriteoutpostontheWashingtonsideoftheColumbia.ThatJuly19tobeoneofthewindiestmonthsonrecord.IgrewtofindthatwhatIwasdoingdid20formystandingintheworld.Itwonmenofriends.Thenagain,Iwas21.
Oneday,afriendandher15yearoldsoncame,andafterIexplainedmy22,hesaidthesimplestbutmostprofoundthing:
“It’sallinthe23.”Thiskidhadwindsurfedonlythreetimes,24heknewthesecret.“Ifyougooutthereknowingyou’regoingto25it,youwill,”hecontinued,“Butifyougooutthereafraidyou’llgethurt,youwill.”Ismiledathim.Wasn’tthat26thesameproblemI’dencounteredinlife?
I’dalwaysbeenterrifiedIwouldn’treachthegoalor27thejob.IknewIhadtoletthatfeargo.AndslowlyIdid.
Thewindwantednothingfromme.Itcarednotatallaboutmyambitionoraccomplishments.It28methatthebeautyoflifeisinthetrying.Andthat’swhereIam:
stilltryingfortheturnaroundinlifeandinthe29.
10.A.breathlesslyB.hopelessly
C.aimlesslyD.carelessly
11.A.whatforB.howcome
C.sowhatD.whynot
12.A.encouragedB.praised
C.impressedD.earned
13.A.modestB.secret
C.previousD.frustrated
14.A.continueB.stop
C.travelD.read
15.A.violentB.deep
C.calmD.icy
16.A.scaryB.tough
C.boringD.amazing
17.A.promiseB.job
C.regretD.plan
18.A.devoteB.help
C.treatD.limit
19.A.turnedoutB.setout
C.pickedoutD.carriedout
20.A.anythingB.everything
C.nothingD.something
21.A.satisfiedB.terrified
C.touchedD.embarrassed
22.A.problemB.guilt
C.dreamD.fantasy
23.A.healthB