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1）FromEnglishintoChinese.

（1）toriskbeingcriticized（6）torecreatethescene

（2）topresenttheevidence（7）tostampone'

sfeet

（3）tocapturethetiger（8）toslipthroughone'

sfingers

（4）totwistthefact（9）toputoneselfinsb.'

splace

（5）tocoverone'

sblunder（10）torunforone'

slife

（11）tobreakthetie（14）totakeadeepbreath

（12）togiveademonstration（15）torunthecountry

（13）toobscurethetruth

2）FromChineseintoEnglish.

（1）铁证（7）近（远）亲

（2）合理的怀疑（8）最终判决

（3）重施脂粉；

艳抹（9）旧货店

（4）精神压力&

nb

5）陪审团意见分歧，无法做出决定（11）潜在威胁

（6）刑事（民事）法庭

2.Givesynonymsandantonymsofthefollowing.（P178）

1）Givesynonyms.

（1）sure,certain

（2）tocatch,toarrest,toseize,totakeprisoner

（3）tocalculate,tothink,tobelieve,topresume,toguess

（4）common,usual,ordinary,familiar

（5）tojoin,toattach,tocombine,tounite,tolink

（6）drawing,map,plan,chart

（7）show,demonstration,exhibition

（8）beautiful,attractive,good-looking

（9）terror,horror,greatfear,fright,scare

（10）mistake,error

（11）tothrust,toattack,tohitat,tostrikeat,tocharge

（12）fuss,excitement,uproar,disturbance

（13）strain,tension,pressure,burden

（14）bad,awful,terrible,nasty,unpleasant

（15）toterrify,tofrighten,tomakeafraid,tobully

2）Giveantonyms.

（1）near-sighted,short-sighted,myopic

（2）illogical,irrational,inconsistent

（3）old,ancient,outmoded,old-fashioned

（4）valueless,worthless（Not:

invaluable）

（5）toreveal,toshow,toclarify

（6）toapprove,toagree,toaccept,towelcome

（7）peaceful

（8）unconvinced,doubtful,uncertain

（9）upward

（10）expensive,costly,dear

（11）dishonesty

（12）educated,knowledgeable,well-informed

（13）inconspicuous,unnoticeable,invisible

（14）destructive

3.Translate.（P179）

1）Moreandmoreyoungpeoplenowfavortheideaofspendingtheirholidaystravelling.

2）Iamstillinfavorofhavingmyparentslivewithusintheiroldage.

3）Nofactshaveeverborneouttheclaimthatwithsomemethodsonecanlearnaforeignlanguageinweeksormonths.

4）Todayallstate-ownedenterprisesmustbeartheirresponsibilitiesfortheirlosses.

5）Hemustbeoutofhismindtodothat.Howcanyoubearsuchaninsult?

6）Ihavebeentomanyinterestingplacesintheworldinmyday.ButnowthatI’mold,Istillfeelthat“EastandWest,HomeisBest”.

7）Ifyousticktothesebadhabits,youwillrisklosingyourhealth.

8）I’msickandtiredofbeingtoldwhattodowithmypersonallife.

9）IfIshouldfail,amIentitledtoamakeupexam?

10）Underthosepressureshestillhadthecouragetosticktohistheory.

11）Therewasanailstickingoutofthatchair.Ittoremyfavoritepants.

12）Wemustnotruntheriskofviolatingintellectualpropertyrights.

&

14）Stickthismottoonthewallwherewecanallsee.

15）OneoftheissuesthatremaininquestionintheconflictbetweenIsraelandPalestineistheissueofJerusalem.

16）Itremindedmeofhowwealltriedtomakesteelinourbackyardstovesin1958.

17）Hemayhaveforgotten.Ishouldhaveremindedhimtoattendthismeeting.

18）Pleaseremindeverybodythattomorrow'

svolleyballmatchhasbeenputoff.

4.Fillintheblankswiththeappropriateword.（P179）

（1）in（3）downon（5）into（7）aside（9）up（11）out,at（13）in,on

（2）off（4）out（6）out（8）apart（10）into（12）in（14）in,in

5.Giveverbsthatcanfromcollocationswiththefoilingnouns.（P180）

1）tomake,tosee,toget,togain,toscore,togive,toprove,tolose,towin,tocometo,togetto（a/thepoint）

2）tomake,topass,toobey,tobreak,toenforce,torespect,torevise,tolaydown（a/thelaw）

3）totake,tochange,tocount,tohave,tocast,towin,toget,tocallfor,toputto（a/the/one'

svote）

7.Choosetherightwordsintheirproperforms.（P180）

1）

（1）incredible

（2）incredulously（3）incredible（4）incredulous

2）

（1）announced

（2）declared（3）announced（4）declared（5）declare（6）announced

3）

（1）arrested

（2）caught（3）captured（4）captured

4）

（1）annoyed

（2）bother/disturb/annoy（3）disturb/bother（4）disturbed（5）troubling（6）trouble

8.Choosethebestwordorphraseforeachblankfromthefoursuppliedinbrackets.（P181）

（1）within（6）darkold（11）onthefrontof

（2）why（7）something（12）until

（3）heavy（8）though（13）asking

（4）edge（9）which（14）mind

（5）lay（10）hadfallen（15）about

1）improbabilityofapastaction9）necessityofapastaction

2）probabilityofapastaction10）probabilityofapastaction

3）probabilityofapastaction11）probabilityofapastaction

4）probabilityofapastaction12）subjectivecertaintyofapastaction

5）possibilityofapastaction13）probabilityofapastaction

6）probabilityofapastaction14）obligationforapastaction

7）possibilityofapastcondition/state15）possibilityofpastactions

8）probabilityofapastaction

2.Rewritethefollowingsentencesusingcould（not）,may（not）,must,would（not）,should（not）followedbyaperfectinfinitive.（P183）

1）Use“Could（not）”.

（1）couldn'

thaveruntothedoorin15seconds

（2）couldn'

thaveseenclearlywhothemurdererwas

（3）couldn'

thavecommittedthecrimesincehewasathomewithhismotheratthetime

（4）couldn'

thavehadabettertime

2）Use“may/might（not）”.

（1）mayhavebeenright

（2）maynothavesentit

（3）may/mighthavekilledthefatherwithasimilarknife

（4）may/mighthaveleftitbehindinthetrain

（5）maynothavepassedourmessagetohim

（6）might/mayhavebeenaspyworkingintheminister'

soffice

（7）might/maynothaveseenme

（8）may/mightnothaveseentheadvertisement.

3）Use“must”.

（1）musthavebeenwrittenbyawoman

（2）musthavebeenveryexciting

（3）musthavebeenhardtogethimtosupportthecampaign

（4）musthavesnowedallnight

（5）musthavelied

（6）musthavehappenedbetweenthetwoofthem

4）Use“would（not）”.

（1）wouldn'

thavequarreledoversuchtrivialmatters

（2）wouldhaveliedjusttoattractattention

（3）wouldn'

thavestabbeddownward

（4）wouldn'

thaveinvestedheavilyinrealestateinacountryonthebrinkofacivilwar

（5）wouldn'

thavebeendefeatedbyacomputer

5）Use“should（not）“.

（1）shouldn'

thavebrokenthesadnewstoherlikethat

（2）shouldhavetoldherthetruthaboutherbirth

（3）shouldn'

thavewalkedallthewayhome

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3.Translatethesentencesusingthe“modal+havedone”construction.（P185）

1）WhenIlookedatmywatch,hemusthaveguessedmythoughts.

2）Itwassosilentthatyoucouldhaveheardapindrop.

3）Don'

tworry.Thechildrenmighthavegonetotheirgrandparents’place.

4）Youshouldn'

thavecriticizedyourstafflikethat.They’vedonetheirbest.

5）IbelievemanyotherpeoplewouldhavedonewhatIdidunderthecircumstances.

6）Thedruggistwasalittlemanwhocould/mighthavebeenanyagefromfiftytoahundred.

7）Asallstaffmembershadaccesstotheinformation,anyoneofthemcouldhavedownloadedthedocument.

8）Themanwhosavedtwooldladiesfromaburninghousesaidthatotherswouldhavedonethesameunderthecircumstances.

9）Ashisbestfriend,youshouldhaveadvisedLaoWangtomakeupwithhiswifebeforeitwastoolate.

10）Idefinitelywouldn'

thavedevotedallmytimeandenergytosurfingontheInternetashedidlastterm.

4.Putinappropriateconnectives.（P186）

（1）and（3）that（5）and（7）as（9）where（11）who

（2）but（4）Since（6）But（8）But（10）as

5.Completeeachofthefollowingsentenceswiththemostlikelyanswer.（P186）

1）A.3）C.5）C.7）D.9）B.11）C.13）C.15）C.

2）A.4）B.6）D.8）C.10）A.12）D.14）D.

ⅣWrittenWork

Summarizethereasonabledoubtsthejurorsraiseinthispartoftheplaywithin200words.（P188）

Therearemanyreasonabledoubtsthejurorsraiseinthispartoftheplay:

（1）Iftheboyhadkilledhisfatherhewouldn'

thavegonebackthreehourslatertogethisknife.Andhecouldn'

thaverunoutinastateofpanicbecausethenhewouldhavehadtobecalmenoughtowipeoffhisfingerprints.

（2）Theoldmanclaimedtohavehearditandthenranoutsidein15seconds.Hewouldhavetowalk12feet,openthebedroomdoor,walk43feetdownandopenthefrontdoorallin15seconds.Andthiswasnotpossibleatall.

（3）JurorNo.2hadareasonabledoubtaboutthedownwardangleofthestabwound.First,theboywasshorterthanhisfather.Second,anyonewhowashandywiththeswitchknifeliketheboywoulduseitunderhand.Theboywouldn'

thavestabbeddown.

（4）Thewomanwhoclaimedtohaveseentheboy.Butinfacthereyesighthassomethingwrong.Becausesheoftenweart