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3.Simone’sfatherlovedhersomuchthathewaswillingtospendasmuchmoneyashecould.

MaybeSimone’sfatherwaswillingtospendmoneyforher,butitseemedthathecouldnotaffordwhathisdaughterhadspentforherwedding.

4.AlicehadsucceededinteachingSimonetobeareasonableandresponsibleconsumer.

ItwastruethatAlicealwaystoldSimonetobefinanciallyresponsible,butshefailedtomakeherareasonableandresponsibleconsumer,especiallywhenshewaspreparingforherwedding.

5.Simonedidn’tfollowAlice’sadvicebecauseSimonethoughtallthemoneyshespentbelongedtoherfather.

6.AlicecalledtoaskSimoneaboutherfutureplanbecauseshewantedtohumiliateher.

AlicecalledtoaskSimoneaboutherfutureplanbecauseshewantedtoremindherofherfinancialproblemafterthewedding.

7.SimonelostcontrolofheremotionslaterbecauseAlicesentalettertoinformherthatshehaddivorcedherfather.

SimonelostcontrolofheremotionslaterbecauseAlicesentalettertoinformherthattheweddinghadbeencancelled.Sinceherfather’scompanyhadalreadygonebankrupt,herfathercouldn’tpayherweddingexpenditure.

8.SinceTomdecidednottomarrySimoneafterknowingthefacts,theweddingwascancelled.

B.Explainthefollowinginyourownwords.

1.…Simonecouldnothelpbutthinkaboutallthathadgoneintogettingtotoday.

couldnotstopfromthinkingabout.

2.Herweddingdaywasgoingtobethebiggest,mostlavisheventofthesocialcalendartodate.

themostimportantandextravagantevent

3.…SimonewasDaddy’slittlegirl,shewasnamedafterhim.

hernamewasderivedfromherfather’sname,Simon.

4.…asifDaddywouldn’tbearoundtobailheroutwhenshegotinoverherhead.

whenshewasinaverydifficultsituation

5.SimonecontinuedtellingthemhowAlicehadbeenagoodsportfromthenon,…

hadbehavedinacheerfulway

6.…soyoumayhavetocutbackonyourexpenses,…

reduceyourcosts

7.InsidetheyfoundSimoneinaheaponthefloorscreamingandranting;

…

crumpled.

8.…,hedecidedhecouldn’tingoodfaith,marryyou.

hemadeuphismindthathecouldnotmarryyouwithperfectsincerity（“ingoodfaith”isintendedironicallyhere,mockinghisgreedandlackofsincerelove）

TextⅡ

Comprehension

1.F（ThefamilyportraittakenonChristmas,1977wasthebestoneofitskindforthefamily,butitwasnotbecausemyfamilywasmuchsmalleratthattime.）

2.F（Itwastruethatmymothervaluedandenjoyedtakingafamilyportraiteveryyear,butitwasnotsoenjoyabletomyotherfamilymembers）

3.T

4.F（Althougheveryfamilymembergotwellpreparedforthefamilyportraitin1991,wedidn’ttakeabetteronethanthatof1977,forthephotographerlostthenegatives,whichsaddenedmymothergreatly.）

5.F（Wehadmanyopportunitiestotakeaperfectfamilyportraitafter1991,butthedifficultyofgettingtheperfectpictureincreased.）

6.T

TextⅢ

Comprehension

1.Caribbean

2.supplyship,waslostin1918

3.Antia,Norwegianfreighter,waslostin1973

4.Rosalie,Frenchsailingvessel,waslostin1840

5.U.S.CabinCruiser,1967

6.southwestsouth

Guidedwriting

Sentencecombination

Columbusmadefourvoyagestothewestbetween1492and1504inhisvainsearchforasearoutetoAsia.Themysteryofwhyhefailedtofindithauntedhimandfilledhimwithsadness.

Whereverhewent-toCuba,PuertoRico,Jamaica,SouthAfrica,Panama,downthecoastofCentralAmerica-itwasalwaysthesamestory.Insteadofgoldenpalaces,thereweregrasshutsandpalm-leaftents.Insteadofsilk-robedmerchantprinces,hefound〝Indians〞whodidnotevenhaveshirtsontheirbacks.

AttimesClumbusbecamereconciledtothetruththathisnewlandwasnotChina,notJapan,notthespiceIslands.HeseemedtoacceptitasapartoftheearththatthegeographersofEuropehadneverheardofbefore.Itwasanotherworld-andhecalleditexactlythat-butColumbusalsoinsisteduntilhediedthatthelandhehadreachedwasanunknownpartofAsia.

Preciswriting

Simone’sweddingwouldbethemostlavisheventsinceshewasborn,althoughherstepmotherAliceoftenlecturedheraboutbeingfinanciallyresponsible.Whenshewaspreparingforherwedding,Alicealwaystriedtostopherfromspendingtoomuchmoney.ButSimonefirmlybelievedthatherfatherwouldpayforallthecostsduetohisdeeploveforher.Thatbeingso,SimonedidnottakeAlice’sadviceandwasrudetoher.Unfortunately,aspecialdeliveryarrivednotlongafter.ItwasaletterfromAlice.Intheletter,AlicetoldSimonethatshehadboughtherfather’sbankruptcompanywhenshefellinlovewithhim.Now,however,herfatherwasbothfiredanddivorced.Asaresult,Simonewasbroke.Evenworse,herweddingwascancelledbecauseherfiancedecidednottomarryherafterknowingthefact.

Comprehensiveexercises

Ⅰ.Spelling

1.champagne2.lavish3.interferemonsense

5.financially6.gloat7.disguise8.bridesmaid

9.penthouse10.misbehaving11.frown12.attic

Ⅱ.Dictation

Itseemsthatmarriageandmoneydon’tmix,becausemarriageisasexyrose-coloredeventthatseemsaswonderfulasacakewithoutcalories.Money,ontheotherhand,istheoilthatgreasesthewheel.Moneymeansbussinessandit’sunsuallythelasttopicyouwanttodiscusswhenyouannounceyourengagement.

Beyondtheexpensesthatyouwillincurwithyourweddingandhoneymoon,moneymayprovidemostofthecontentionwithyourmarriage.Whilediscussionsaboutmoneymightseemunromanticatthismoment,it’sbesttotalkaboutthefuturenowbeforethatmarriagemakesyoulegallyboundtoeachother.Onceyou’vesaid,〝Ido,〞somethingscan’tbeundone.

ⅢListeningcomprehension

1.C2.A3.C4.B5.B

TheStrangeStoryofLadyBeGood

ItwasahotafternooninSeptember1963.Asmallpartyofengineersinatruckwereexploring,lookingforoilinthesoutheasterndesertofLibya.TheywereaboutfourhundredmilessouthoftheLibyancoast.Thedesertwashot,dry,flatandempty.Theairwasveryclear.

Themensuddenlynoticedastrangeshapeonthehorizon,faraway.Itwasamirage,theythought.Heatandlightoftenplayedtricksontheireyes.Theshapelookedratherlikeanaeroplaneontheground.Butthenearestlandingground,theyknew,wasattheirowncamp,ahundredandtwentymilestothenorth.Astheydroveslowlytowardsit,theshapegrewclearer.Itreallydidlooklikeanaeroplaneandseemedlessthantwentymilesaway.

Twohourslaterthepartystoodbesideawartimebomber.Hername,LadyBeGood,waspaintedinwhitelettersbelowthecockpit.Shewasshiningintheeveningsunlight,andinsomewaysshelookedalmostnew.

Thebomberhadlostherwheels,andherpropellerswerebent.Shelayflatonthesand,butherbodyandwingswereundamaged.Themenopenedadoor—itopenedeasily—andwentinside.Theplanewasshininginside,too.Thecontrols,theradio,theinstruments—allseemedperfect.Inthesmallkitchentherewerebiscuits,tinsofsoup,andevensomewaterinanairtighttank.Mapswerelyingonatablenearby.Therewereinstructionstothecrewandseveralradioreports,withdates.Thedateswereallin1942.

ThevisitorsunderstoodthetragedyofLadyBeGood.Shehadlostherwayhome,onenightin1942.Sheusedupallherpetrolandhadcomedowninthedesert.Andthereshehadstayedfortwenty-oneyears.

Sheisstillthere.Thedry,hotwindskeepherclean.Noraineverfallsonherinthatdesert.Shemaystillbebrightandshininginahundredyears’time.

Butwhathappenedtohercrew?

Thebonesoffivemenwerelaterfoundbetweenthirtyandsixtymilesnorthofthebomber.Theremains,includingtheremainsoffourparachutes,werewidelyseparated.Themen’snameswerewrittenonsmallmetalplatesthathungdownfromtheneck-bones.

Thestorywasclear.Incaseofabadlanding,thepilothadorderedhiscrewtojumpbyparachute.Hehimselfhadremainedatthecontrols.Themenhadbeguntowalktothenorth.Butthedeserthadveryquicklybroughtdeathtoallofthem.

ⅣTranslation

A.Translatethesentences

1.Whenlookingatsomechildren’stoysIplayedwithduringmychildhood,Ican’thelpbutwonderwhyIlikedthemsomuchthen.

2.Someofficialspointoutthatthelavishbonusestobankexecutivesshowtheneedforcertainfinancialreforms.

3.Thepresidentofthesocietybrieflystatedthebussinessinhand,namelytochooseasecretaryortreasurer.

4.Insteadofgettingallriledupaboutthis,weshouldfigureoutwhattodo.

5.Whatifwefallinlovewithagirlwhoisalreadyattachedwithaboyfriend?

Willyoutellherthatyoulikeher?

6.Helikestogloatoverallherprizeshehaswon,whichshekeepsinaglasscase.

7.Forthesakeofallourchildren,pleasekeepthisinmindandvotesensiblyonelectionday.

8.Lastmonthwecutbackonamountwewereeatingout,sowesavedalotofmoney.

9.ItneveroccurredtometotryFacebbokasawayofconnectingwitholdfriends,butItrieditandgotintouchwithsomefriendsfromyearsago.

10.AtopmilitarycommanderinIraqforcesarereadytotakeoversecurityoperationswhentheU.S.withdrawsitscombattroops.

B.Translatethepassages

AssoonasTombeganhistalkwithhisfather,hewantedtogainhispointdirectly.〝I’vemadeanimportantde