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3.11

4.12

2.

Thefirstparagraphdescribestheconsequencesoflivingavirtuallifeandthelasttellsoftheauthor’sescapebackintoit.Together,theybringoutthedilemmapeopleatpresentarein:

Becauseofmoderntechnology,wehaveachoicebetweenavirtuallifeandreallife,butfindbothunsatisfactory.

LanguageSenseEnhancement

（1）routine

（2）forcompany

（3）unemployment

（4）externally

（5）drugabuse

（6）restore

（7）fled

（8）gym

（9）setapart

（10）appointments

Vocabulary

I

1）conversely

2）butthen

3）symptom

4）spitting

5）abusing

6）tone

7）took;

in

8）editing

9）havearranged

10）insight

11）stretched

12）data

1）smokingcigarettesjarsonme.

2）findthemselvesgettingsuckedin.

3）hasarrangedforatechnicianfromthecomputerstoretocheckandrepairit.

4）fledtheircountrytoavoidmilitaryservice/fledtoothercountriestoavoidmilitaryservice.

5）restorepeople’sconfidenceinit.

3.

1）thevirtual;

online;

via

2）nightmare;

routine;

anyappointment;

arrangefor

3）cue;

remarks;

histune

II.Collocation

1.Wecamehereallthewayonfoot.

2.Privatecarsarenotallowedoncampus.

3.TheyareonvacationinFlorida.

4.Maryhasbeentalkingtoherfriendonthephoneforanhour.

5.Don’tworry,Lucyisalwaysontime.

6.Industrialdemandonfuelisontherise.

III.Usage

1.hard

2.difficult

3.impossible

4.tough

5.hard

6.easy

ComprehensiveExercises

I.cloze

（1）Internet

（2）click

（3）virtual

（4）routines

（5）arrange

（6）nightmare

（7）annoying

（8）connection

（9）crawls

（10）takein

（11）spit

（12）data

（13）suckedinto

（14）Attimes

（15）flee

（16）online

（1）companion

（2）deliver

（3）access

（4）enables

（5）customers

（6）delights

（7）provides

（8）small

（9）remote

（10）information

II.Translation

1）Researchshowsthatlaughtercanbringalotofhealthbenefits.

2）AslowInternetconnectionspeedisreallyannoying.

3）Asthelawstands,helpingsomeonecommitsuicideisacrime.

4）Inherreport,Marytriestointerpretthedatafromacompletelydifferentangle.

5）Sueisagirlofgreattalent.Heramazingmemorysetsherapartfromherclassmates.

Perhapsyouenvymeforbeingabletoworkfromhomeonthecomputer.IagreethattheInternethasmademyjobaloteasier.Icanwrite,submitandeditarticlesviaemail,chatwithmycolleaguesonlineanddiscussworkwithmyboss.Withaclickofthemouse,IcangetallthedataIneedandkeepupwiththelatestnews.Butthen,communicatingthroughtheNetcanbefrustratingattimes.Thesystemmaycrash.Worsestill,withouttheemotionalcuesofface-to-facecommunication,thetypedwordssometimesseemdifficulttointerpret.

Unit5OvercomingObstacles

1.Becausethepolewassetat17feetwhichwasthreeincheshigherthanhispersonalbest.

2.Becausepole-vaultingcombinesthegraceofagymnastwiththestrengthofabodybuilder.

3.Hischildhooddreamwastofly.Hismotherreadhimnumerousstoriesaboutflyingwhenhewasgrowingup.

4.Becausehebelievedinhardworkandsweat.Hismotto:

Ifyouwantsomething,workforit!

5.Michael'

smotherwishedhecouldrelaxabitmoreandbethat"

freedreaming"

littleboy.Ononeoccasionsheattemptedtotalktohimandhisfatheraboutthis,buthisdadquicklyinterrupted,smiledandsaid,"

Youwantsomething,workforit!

"

6.Hebeganaverycarefultrainingprogram.

7.Heseemedunawareofthefactthathehadjustbeatenhispersonalbestbythreeinches.Hewasverycalm.

8.Hebegantofeelnervouswhenthebarwassetatnineincheshigherthanhispersonalbest.

9.Whathismotherhadtaughthimabouthowtodealwithtensionoranxietyhelpedhimovercomehisnervousness.

10.Thesingingofsomedistantbirdsinflightmadehimassociatehisfinaljumpwithhischildhooddream.

11.Hecouldimaginethesmileonhismother’sface.Hethoughthisfatherwasprobablysmilingtoo,evenlaughing.However,infact,hisfatherhuggedhiswifeandcriedlikeababyinherarms.

12.Becausehewasblind.

PartOne:

Michaelfacedthemostchallengingcompetitioninhispole-vaultingcareer.

PartTwo:

Michael’schildhoodwasmarkedwithdreamsandtoughtraining.

PartThree:

Michaeltoppedhispersonalbest,wonthechampionshipandsetanewworldrecord.

（1）Italsohastheelementofflying,andthethoughtofflyingashighasatwo-storybuildingisamerefantasytoanyonewatchingsuchanevent.

AslongasMichaelcouldrememberhehadalwaysdreamedofflying.

（2）AllofMichael’svaultstodayseemedtobetherewardforhishardwork.

（1）startled

（2）baleofhay

（3）off

（4）intensity

（5）shakingthetension

（6）tense

（7）description

（8）outofnowhere

（9）pictured

（10）scared

1）startled

2）mere

3）motion

4）sweating

5）stretchedout

6）vain

7）Ontheoccasion

8）anxiety

9）emotions

10）ashamedof

11）Inmymind’seye

12）recurring

1）coincideswithherhusband’s.

2）sendsthepricessoaring/resultsinthesoaringofprices.

3）ofalternatesunshineandrain.

4）havebeenhislifelongpassions,althoughhestudiedeconomicsatuniversity.

5）Tensioncameoverher

1）media;

dedicationto;

grace

2）hiscompetitors;

inexcitement;

hughim;

congratulatehimon

3）emotions;

numerous;

intensity;

passionfor

1.Mike,aGreen,madethesuggestionthatalargeparkbebuiltnearthecommunity.

2.Inalettertohisdaughter,Mr.Smithexpressedhiswishthatshe（should）continuehereducationtoacquirestillanotherdegree.

3.Thereisnoreasontoholdthebeliefthathumanshavenodirectmoralresponsibilitytosafeguardthewelfareofanimals.

4.Childrenneedtofeelsafeabouttheworldtheygrowupin,anditisunwisetogivethemtheideathateverythingtheycomeintocontactwithmightbeathreat.

5.Anxietycanresultfromthenotionthatlifehasnottreatedusfairly.

6.Nobodybelievedhisclaimthathewasinnocent.

III.WordswithMultipleMeanings

1.Iworkoutinthegymforonehoureverymorning.

2.Florencehasworkedasacleaneratthefactoryforfiveyears.

3.Thewoundedmanworkedhiswayacrossthefieldonhishandsandknees.

4.Thesafeloadforatruckofthistypeworksoutatabouttwenty-fivetons.

5.Itisdifficulttounderstandhowhumanmindswork.

6.Tomydisappointment,themanager’splanofpromotingthenewproductsdoesn’tworkatall.

7.Theteacherhasalotofexperienceofworkingwithchildrenwhodon’tknowhowtolearn.

8.Themedicinewaslikemagic,anditworkedinstantlyafteryoutookit.

（1）Inmymind’seye

（2）groan

（3）competitor

（5）anxiety

（7）sweat

（8）tension

（9）soaring

（10）recurring

（11）broughtmebacktoearth

（12）fantasy

（13）sweat

（14）congratulate

（15）number

（16）media

（1）engineer

（2）forget

（3）convinced

（4）how

（5）build

（6）accident

（7）thought

（8）only

（9）sharp

（10）touched

（11）instructions

（12）finally

1）Itisthecreativityanddedicationoftheworkersandexecutivesthatturnedthecompanyintoaprofitablebusiness.

2）Thepricesoffoodandmedicinehavesoaredinthepastthreemonths.

3）Weplantorepainttheupperfloorsoftheofficebuilding.

4）Hissuccessshowsthatpopularityandartisticmeritsometimescoincide.

5）Idon’twanttoseemybelovedgrandmotherlyinginahospitalbedandgroaningpainfully.

Numerousfactsbearouttheargument/statement/claimthatinordertorecoverspeedilyfromnegativeemotion,youshouldallowyourselftocry.Youneedn’t/don’thavetobeashamedofcrying.Anxietyandsorrowcanflowoutofthebodyalongwithtears.

Considerthecaseof/TakeDonna.Hersonunfortunatelydiedinacaraccident.Theintensityoftheblowmadeherunabletocry.Shesaid,“ItwasnotuntiltwoweekslaterthatIbegantocry.AndthenIfeltasifabigstonehadbeenliftedfrommyshoulders.Itwasthetearsthatbroughtmebacktoearthandhelpedmesurvivethecrisis.”

Unit6Women,HalftheSky

1.Theylikedgirlytoyssuchasaminiaturekitchen,andBarbies.

2.Toconvertagas-guzzlingSUVintoahybridelectricvehicle.

3.Becauseshedidn’tkn