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b.computermodeling.

Task6

1）No.

2）Becausezooofficialswanthimtoproducecubswithanotherfemaletiger,sotheydon’twanthimtobecometoointerestedinthisfamily.

1）fourmonths

2）13kilograms

3）horsemeat,theirmother’smilk.

4）theNationalZoo’sWebsite

C.

1）c,2）c,3）b

Task7

1）Catshavebeenmorepopular,becausetherearemorepetcatsinAmericanhomes.

2）About8,000years

3）TheyprobablyarrivedintheUnitedStatesfromEurope.

4）No.

1）

a）foodespeciallypreparedforcats

b）otherequipment

c）withimagesofcats

d）inspecialburialgrounds

2）

a）pleasure

b）care

c）beingalone

d）independent

1）F,2）F,3）T,4）F,5）F

Task8

LittleStevehasapetrabbit,Bunny.Heplayswithiteverydayafterschool.OnedayhismotherseesthatherlittleboyisholdingBunnybytheears.Fromtimetotimehegivesthepoorrabbitanangryshakeandsays:

“Howmuchistwoplustwo?

”　　

“Steve,”sayshismother,“WhydoyoutreatyourpoorlittleBunnythatway?

“Well,”explainsSteveangrily,“Ourteachersaysthatrabbitsmultiplyveryquickly,butthisdummycan’tevenadd.”

Task9

Mostmammalsliveonland,butnotallofthem.Millionsofyearsago,somemammalswentbacktotheseaandlivedthere.Thelegsoftheseanimalsdisappeared,andafteralongtimetheylookedlikefish.Theseanimalsbecamewhalesanddolphins.

Whalesanddolphinsarestilllikeothermammalsinmanyways.Theyarewarm-bloodedandtheybreatheair.Theyalsohavebigbrains.Thatiswhytheyaremoreintelligentthanfish.Whaleshavethebiggestbrainsintheworld.Theirbrainisbiggerthanthebrainofahumanbeing.

Unit3

Task1

1）Herhobbyissky-diving.Shejumpsfromanaeroplaneandfallsthroughtheair.Sheopensherparachuteonlywhensheisveryclosetotheground.

2）Hewantstoorganizeaband.

3）Towin.

Task2

1）F,2）F,3）T,4）T

Shewastaughtwheretositintheaeroplane,howtojumpout,howtoguidetheparachute,andhowtolandsafelyontheground.

Task3

1）a,2）c

a–c–b

Name:

MatthewTreharne

Age:

10

Hometown:

Cambridgeshire,intheeastofEngland

Award:

ablackbeltforkarate

Timeofgettingthisaward:

thissummer

Timeofstartingpracticingkarate:

6yearsago

Reasonpracticingkarate:

Helikeditandhewantedtobestrong

Othersportheplays:

footballandrugby

1）HegiveshiskarateshowsnearhishomeinCambridgeshire.

2）Hegivesthemoneyaway.

3）Itwasusedtobuyaheartventilator,aspecialmachineforpeoplewithweakhearts.

1）Onthewall.Inhisbath.

2）Theyareconstellations.

3）Texas.

4）Throughwriting,shecouldexpressherselfandgethertroublesout.Shecouldwriteaboutthingssheisreluctanttosayinfrontofpeopleorsomeseriousmatters.

5）Thefirstprizeininter-schoolcompetitions.

1）a,2）b,3）a

1）F,2）T

1）b,2）d

1）Becausethemanwasfishinginasmallpoolofrain-wateraboutfivecentimetersdeep.

2）Joealsothoughtthathewasoutofhismindandhepitiedhim.

3）Hewastryingtocatchsomepeoplewhoarewillingtoofferhimfreedrinks.

4）Eight.

1）d,2）a,3）b

1）F,2）F

1）IntheUnitedStatesauniversityprofessorisgrantedafewmonthsoffreedomfromhisdutiesapproximatelyeveryseventhyearfortraveloradvancedstudy.Thisperiodoffreedomfromteachingiscalleda“sabbatical”leave.

2）Someoftheusualdutiesofacollegepresidentaregivingspeeches,dealingwiththegovernmentandtakingpartinvarioussocialactivities.

3）Dr.ColemanstartedhissabbaticalleaveonafarminCanada,hundredsofmilesfromhiscollege.Gettingupat4:

30eachmorning,working13hoursadayinfieldsandbarns,hepreparedhimselfphysicallyforhisnextjob,diggingditches,inAtlanta,Georgia.Afterthat,thecollegepresidentwasheddishesinaBostonrestaurant.Duringthelasttendaysofhisleave,heworkedasagarbagecollector.

Bydoingthehardmanuallabor,Dr.Colemanwantedtoremindhimselfofthecommonthingsaboutpeople.Thereforehecouldcomtolifewiththefactthathewasjustthesameaseveryoneelse,notthe“powerful”personhemightthinkhimselftobeafterbeingthecollegepresidentfortoolong.

4）Aftertwomonthsofworkingwithhishands,Colemanreturnedfromhisunusualsabbaticalleave,convincedthattheexperiencehadbeenworthwhile.Hehadsomegoodthingstosayaboutpeoplewhodohardphysicalwork.Hefoundthatprideandsatisfactioncamechieflyintheformofpraisefromco-workers.

Unit4

1）Hestoodupandrangthebell.

2）Hewantedtomakesurethatthedriverheardhim.

3）Theconductorcameandshoutedathim.

4）Thelandladytoldhimthat’sthesignalforthedrivertogoonandonlytheconductorwasallowedtoringthebelltwice.That’swhytheconductorgotsoannoyed.

1）T,2）F,3）F,4）F,5）T,6）T

of,without,of,

for,to,by,to,to,into

from,with

on,in,around,about

1）schoolbusesareusedonlywhenchildrenlivemorethanamilefromtheschool.Whentheirchildrenaretooyoungtowalkthatfar,theirmotherstaketurnsdrivingthemtoschool.

2）theycansavegasolineanditiseasierforthemtofindparkingplaces

3）toomanycarsareontheroadandhavecreatedmanyproblems

1）T,2）F,3）T,4）F

1）c,2）b,3）a,4）c,5）a,6）c,7）b,8）c

1）wouldhavegotupontime

2）wouldhavewokenupJames

3）wouldhavebeenontheplanethatcrashed

4）wouldhavelosthislifeinthecrash

1）1964,theUnitedStates

2）safetybelts

3）40

4）about15

5）24

1）Theydonotsmokewhiledriving.

2）Theyhavehadmoreeducationthannon-users.

3）Theyknowsomeonewhowasinjured（butnotkilled）inanautomobileaccident.

theimportanceofusingseatbeltsindriving

1）MissBrown.

2）Mr.PhillipswasMissBrown’sboss.

3）Hesoundedveryangry.

4）Hehadbeeninatrafficjamformorethananhour.

1）congested

2）alternativeroutes

3）SouthCircularRoad

4）brokendown

5）blowndown,inuse

1）T,2）F,3）F,4）F,5）T

D.

1）Helefthomeattheusualtimeanddecidedtouseanewroute.

2）Thetrafficlightswereoutoforderbecauseofthestormslastnight.

3）Afterthattherewasabreakdown.

4）Heranoutofpetrol.

5）Hewasintrafficjamsforthreehours.

1）b,2）a,3）c

a）Itwaschosenbecausethecostofenergyisnotsogreataswithabussystem.

b）Itwaschosenbecauseitismucheasiertocarryagreaternumberofpassengersbytrainthanbybusorcar.

c）Itwaschosenbecausethenoiseandpollutionarenotsogreataswithbusesandcars.

1）12.5,aboveandbelow

2）Germany,Canada

3）Calgary

4）24

5）onlyoneman

6）separate

7）30seconds

8）openthedoorsthemselves.

9）automaticticketmachines（placed）ontheplatforms,zipcards

10）geta$25fine

1）deathsandpeopleinjured

2）drivers,pedestrians,androadconditions

3）maycausedriversandpedestriansendangerlivesthroughnofaultoftheirown

4）toomanyroadsigns,faultytrafficlights,suddennarrowingofastreet,andcongestedparking

5）

a）drivetoofastandwithoutanyconsiderationforothers

b）thinktheyaresafeatthewheeleventhoughtheyhavedrunktoomuchalcohol

c）outofsomecurioussenseofpower,areincapableofunderstandingthattheircarisalethalweaponifimproperlyused

6）

a）stepoffthepavementwithoutfirstlookingtotheleftorright

b）crossroadswhenthetrafficlightsareagainstthem

c）jumpoffamovingbus

B.

Pedestrians,driversandroadconditionsarealltoblameforroadaccidents.

Task10

1）11,2）Over400,3）Over4,000,4）$400,5）60days

1）Mostpeoplearegoingtodiefromaccidentscausedbydrunkdrivers.

2）Joe’ssisterisworriedbecauseit’sgettinglateandheisdrunk.

3）ThegreenFordthatJoeisdrivingisweavingfromlefttoright.

4）WhenOfficerWilliamsasksJoetowalkalongthewhiteline,hecan’tdoit.Joealsofailsthebreathtest.

5）He’sgoingtoappearincourtnextweek.Heisgoingtoreceivea$400fine.Thejudgeisalsogoingtosuspendhislicenseforsixtydays.

enjoying,familyparty,leave,stay,wait,drives,fine,slowly,had,drinks

Unit5

1）a,2）a

1）T,2）F

1）c,2）b,3）a

1）b,2）c

1）T,2）F,3）F

Destination

Wales

CostadelSol,Spain

Greece

CostperPerson

￡115

￡250

￡325

TimeSpan

1week

10days

2weeks

Food

Threemealsaday

Notmentioned

Boughtbythetourists

Accommodation

Mountainfarmhouses

Luxuryhotels

Onaboat

SpecialFeatures

Sport,freshair

Sunnyweather

Freshair,plentyofsunandsailingactivities

1）F,2）T,3）T,4）F

1）c,2）c,3）b,4）a

family,660,camping,1499,first-class,swimmingpool,nightclub

1）a,2）b,3）c,4）a,5）b,6）c

【原文】

TwopeoplewerehavingdinnerintheWaverleyrestaurant.Hereistheirconversation:

Man:

Areyouenjoyingyour