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1.becausehedialedthewrongnumber
2.becauseshewaslateforwork.sheoverslept.
3.becausehedidnotnotifyherearlieraboutquitting.
4.becausehecouldnothirethewoman.
1.c
2.b
3.c
1.hewasclumsyandspoiledeverythinghedid.
2.inawarehouse.
3.heunpackedthegoodsnewlyarrivedfromthefactoryandputtheminassignedplaces.
4.Fredbrokealargebase.
5.$350
6.todeductpartofFred'
sweeklywagesuntilthebasewaspaidfor.
7.asitwouldtakealongtimetodeduct$350fromhiswages,hecouldkeepthejobwhilehewaspayingforthevase.
1.d
2.c
3.d
4.b
5.b
PartD（RefertoTextBook）
Unit9
1.
Mrs.Faber
Oct.20th
Threenights
onedoubleroom
130dollarsincludingbreakfast
2.
Mr.Green
8:
00tomorrowmorning
PudongAirport
Room804,ParkHotel
1.March12
2.May2
3.25days
4.June9
2.b,d,e,f,g
1.c
3.b
4.b
1.theywillhavetwoleisurelyweksonthebeach
2.expensive/atrainorabus
3.sharetheexpenses/costtoomuch
4.haveenoughtime/thenewsemester
5.goodfood/casualclothes/theirhome
Unit10
big/exciting/crowded//expensive//lovely/historic
1）verypretty2）lovelyviews3）/4）fascinating5）largeshoppingmalls6）storesnottooexpensive
1.a,f
2.d,g
Locatedin:
CatcotinMountaininMarylandbecauseitiscoolandsafe.
Composedof:
anofficeforthepresidentandlivingareasforhisfamilyandguestsaswellasaswimmingpoolandareastoplaygolfandothersports.
SetupbyPresidentRooseveltin1942
Presentnamegivenby:
PresidentEisenhowerforhisgrandsonin1953
Usedas:
officialpresidentialholidayresortsince1945
Usedby:
severalpresidentsforimportantmeetingsandtalksduringWorldWarTwoandin1959,1978,andinJuly2000.
1.T
2.F
3.F
4.T
5.F
Unit11
B:
Whydon'
tyoubuyhimadog?
Dogsaresofriendly.
Howaboutarabbit?
Haveyouthoughtaboutbu7yinghimabird?
Thenyoucanbuyhimsometropicalfish.Theyarepretty.
Themarket.Shallwegorightnow?
ListeningStrategy
onceaweek//twiceaweek//onceamonth//everyotherday//fournightsaweek//never
1.b
2.c
1.F
5.F
6.T
1.a
4.c
5.d
Unit12
CommunicativeFunction:
2.d
1....therearemoreandmoreways...
2....interestedin...
3.Anaverageday...costsadogowner...
4....butonlyforafewweeksatatime
5.Smalltalkiseasy,isn'
tit?
6....fillinaform...
7.WhenIputmycardin,themachineateit.
3.d
1.Acustomer'
screditcardgotstuckinaATMmachine.
2....awrongcodenumgerthreetimes
3.gotothecounter/fillinaformwithhisaccountnumberandthedate/Purpose:
togetthecustomeranewcard
4.inaboutaweek
3.T
Unit13
1.hewentforavisittohishometown
2.hewentforanautumnwalkinthehills
3.hewentonarivertrip
4.shedidnothingbutlieinbed
5.shecamedownwiththeflu
ListeningStrategy（ommitted）
2.d
1.Hidbeliefthatonedayhewouldbecomeamoviestar
2.parkingcarsforoneofHollywood'
sbigrestaurants
3.No,hispaywasonlybasic.buthegotgeneroustipsformguestsdrivingintotherestaurant.
4.Larryparkedthecarofafamousfilmdirectorandwasabletointroducehimselftotheman.
5.HewasamusedbyLarry'
susualwayofrecommendinghimself.
1.b
2.a
4.d
Unit14
color:
orange
composition:
wool
usage:
tokeepwarm
thepresent:
awoolenscarf
1....formpicturesinyourownmind
2....stayintheroomwheretheradiosetis
3....dosomethingelse,likedrivinginthecar,jogging,orevenjustwalkingaround.
4....halfanhourorhourlyintervals....varietyoftopics.
5....theradiostationtheyarelisteningto...opinions.
2.T
6.T
Unit15
AGREE:
1,2,5,8
DISAGREE:
3,4,6,7
ListeningStrategy:
4.a
5.a
6.b
1.Roommate
2.femaleroommate
3.fifthavenue
4.threeblocks
5.rent
6.September1
7.55506792
8.5
9.9p.m.
10.forsale
11.sofa
12.easychair
13.excellentcondition
14.$350
15.offer
16.555-6792
17.5
18.9p.m.
PartD（RefertoTextBook）
Unit16
similarities:
...familyreunion
differences:
...NewYear'
sEve'
sdinner
...CCTV'
sSpringFestivalSpecial
...firecrackers
...Christmastrees
...presentsunderthetree
Yes:
2,
3,5,7
No:
1,4,6,8
1.c,g
1.d
3.b
5
2
1.3.4.6
Unit7
PartB:
WeHaveanOpeningNow
Ms.Campbell:
Haveaseat,Mr.Wells.Letmetakeaquicklookatyourapplication…Iseethatyouwantapart-timejob.
Steve:
That’sright.
Wehirepart-timersoccasionally.Howmanyhoursaweekdoyouwanttowork?
Aboutfifteenortwenty.
You’rejuniorattheuniversity,Isee.Also,youwerealifeguardforthepasttwosummers.
Yes.ButthisyearIhaveanapartment.SoIneedajobduringtheschoolyear,too.
Doyouthinkyoucanhandlebothajobandschool?
Well,IhaveaBaverage.Yes,IthinkIcandoit.
Yourreferencesareverygood.Theysayyou’reahardworkerandareveryreliable.
Iseldommisswork,andI’malwaysontime.
Well,Steve,wehaveoneopeningnow.
That’swonderful!
Weneedaclerkinthemailroom.
That’sfine.
Thejobpaystheminimumwage.
Steve:
That’sokay.
However,it’sonthenightshift.
That’sallright.
Thehoursare2to6a.m.,MondaythroughFriday.
That’s…notsogood.
Iknow.Whatdoyouthink?
Areyouinterested?
Well,…Ioftentakeanapintheafternoon,andthenIstayuplate.Iguessthehoursareokay.WhendoIstart?
OnMonday.
Allright.Thankyou.
Keystoexercise2:
Auniversityjunior
Baverage
Alifeguardfortwosummers
Inanapartment
Hardworkingandreliable
Seldomabsentformworkandalwaysontime
Paytherentoftheapartment
aclerkinthemailroom
2to6amMondaythroughFriday,
Minimum
PartC
Tapescript:
UnusualInterviewees
Arecentsurveyaskedvice-presidentsandpersonneldirectorsofAmerica’s100largestcorporationsfrotheirmostunusualexperiencesinterviewingprospectiveemployees.Theyincluded:
Ajobapplicantwhochallengedtheinterviewertoafight.
AjobcandidatewhosaidhehadneverfinishedhighschoolbecausehewaskidnappedandkeptinaclosetinMexico.
Abaldingcandidatewhoexcusedhimselfduringtheinterviewandthenreturnedwearingafullhairpiece.
Acandidatewhoworeheadphonestotheinterviewand,whenaskedtoremovethem,explainedthatshecouldlistentotheinterviewerandthemusicatthesametime.
Acandidatewhosaidshedidn’thavetimeforlunchandthenstartedtoeatahamburgerandFrenchfriesintheinterviewer’soffice.
Aclumsycandidatewhofellandbrokeanarmduringtheinterview.
Anapplicantwhointerruptedthequestioningtophoneherdoctorforadvice.
Acandidatewhodozedoffduringtheinterview.
Acandidatewhorefusedtositdownandinsistedonbeinginterviewedstandingup.
Acandidatewhoasked,“WoulditbeaproblemifI’mangrymostofthetime?
”
Itwasreportedthatallofthemwerehired.
UNIT8
PARTA:
1.Becausehedialedthewrongnumber.
2.Becauseshewaslateforwork.Sheoverslept.
3.Becausehedidn’tnotifyherearlieraboutquitting.
4.Becausehecouldn’thirethewoman.
Identifyingyears:
1.1922,19572.1963,1984,19983.1785,1850,18394.1867,1903,1911,1934
Tapescript:
asteadyjob
Fred,averyconscientiousworker,hadoneseriousflaw:
hewasclumsy.Thepoorboyspoiledeverythinghedidandforthatreasoncouldneverkeepajob.He’dhadmanyjobsovertheyearsbutonlyforafeww
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