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5.Hetriedtobeconsiderateandhelpful,butfailed.Allhiseffortstobeagoodbusbandwentcontrarytohisexpectations.Thewholefamilywasthrownintodisorderandconfusion.Hiswifewasannoyedbyhisgoodmannersandsmartremarks,thinkingtheywereaffectedandthathewasbeingsarcastioonpurpose.Sheattributedhischeerfulness,goodtemperandthoughtfulnesstonotfeelinghisbestafterstayingoutlate.

6.Hewantedtodobetterbutdidnotknowhowtodoitappropriately.OnNewYear'

sDay,hewasinaparticularlycheerfulandgoodmood,eagertorenderanyservicetohiswifeandchildren.Hedideverythingofhisownaccord.HewasconsideratetohiswifetotheminutestdetailandhegraciouslycondescendedtoplayjackswithGretchen,buildasnowmanfortheboysandstrikeupaconversationwithKit.Buttheresultineverycaseprovedtobejusttheoppositetowhathehadexpected.Thewriterbehavedlikeachangedman.Whathedidwassuddenlytotallydifferentfromwhatheusedtodo,sohisfamilywasunpreparedforthischange.That'

swhy,tothem,hisbehaviourwastoogoodtobetrue—histemperwastoogoodtobebelieved,andhisthoughtfulnesswastoogreattobenatural.

7.Itmeans:

“Thewholefamilyarehappytoseethatyourhavecometobeyourusualselfagainandyouarebehavingnaturally.Atlasteverythingwillgobacktonormal.”

B.Referenceversion:

1.Quiteobviously,anyonewhowasdeterminedtobeguidedbytherulesofselfimprovementIcollectedwouldbehappyandhavearicherlife,infiniteaffectionfromhisfamilyandtheloveandrespectofthecommunity.

2.Showyourlovereadilyandwillingly.

3.Wholeheartedandgenuinepraiseisreallyvaluable.

4.Joinyourchildrenandtreatthemasyourequals.

5.IheardscreamsdownthehalloneafteranotherandIfoundGretchencrying.

6.Themostunimportantlighttaskmayturnouttobeworthwhileifitisdealtwitheagerlyandwithinterest.

7.IstartedtohaveaconversationwithKitinafriendlywayandtriedmybesttoachievecloseagreementandunderstandingbetweenus.

8.Younevertroubledyourselftochatwithpeopleinthepast.Whydoyouwanttostartdoingitnow?

TEXTⅡ

1.F（Heknewthisbeforehand,buthehadtogotherebecausehefeltthebankwastheonlyplacetokeephismoneysafely.）

2.T

3.F（Themanagersaid“Goodmorning”nottoMr.Montgomery,buttothewriter.“Goodmorning”inthiscaseisnotagreeting,butafarewell,meaning“Goodbye”.）

4.F（Theclerkswereatfirstastonished,andthenamused.）

5.F（Hewasneververyrich.Allhesavedweresomesilverdollarsinasock.）

K13TEXTⅢ

1.C2.B3.A4.C5.A

GUIDEDWRITING

SentenceCombination

Referenceversion:

ItismuchlesscommonforpeopletocarrycashintheWestthanitisforpeopletocarrycashinChina.OftenitisnotsafetohavelargeamountsofcashonhandintheWest.

Mostpeopleusechequesorcreditcardstoavoidcarryingcashwiththem.Chequesarecommonlyusedtopayrent,forutilities,andtelephonebillsandcanalsobeusedtomakepurchaseswhilecreditcardsaremainlyusedtomakepurchases.

Creditcardsarepiecesofplastic,usually5.5cm.by8.5cm.Theyareissuedbybanksandstoresthatwantpeopletospendmoremoney.Whenpurchasingsomething,thebuyerwillgivehiscreditcardtotheseller.Thesellerwillchecktheinformationonthecardandrecordit,acceptthecardinsteadofacceptingmoney.Thesellerwillgivethebuyerareceiptandanotherreceiptgoestothebank.Thebankwillthensendabilltothebuyer,usuallyafter30days.

COMPREHENSIVEEXERCISES

Ⅰ.Spelling

1.downstairs2.spontaneous3.creativity4.jovially

5.wander6.shriek7.chore8.poisonous

9.relieve10.interruption11.reckless12.wretched

Ⅱ.Dictation

TheUnitedStatesisbecomingmoreandmorea“cashlesssociety”.Peoplearemakingpurchasesbycheque,chargeaccountsorcreditcards,ratherthancarryinglargeamountsofmoneyintheirpocketsorpurses.

Normallypeoplepaybychequeattheendofeachmonthatdepartmentstoresandsomefoodmarketsanddrugstores.Theyalsopaymonthlybychequeforrent,telephonecalls,electricity,milk,newspaperdeliveries,andsimilarhouseholdexpenses.Maryhavechargecardstopayforpetrolandservicestationexpensesandcreditcardsforrestaurant,hotel,andtravelcosts.

Manyotherpeople,however,prefertopayastheygoandnotaccumulatemonthlybills.Mostpeopleworkoutacombination,payingsomebillsincashandchargingothers.Thisisamatterofpersonalchoice.Butifyouhavechargeaccounts,besuretopaypromptly;

theinterestchargedforlatepaymentscanbehigh.

K14Ⅲ.ListeningComprehensionA.Income:

￡2000ayear

Expenses

Housing:

￡50amonthformortgage

Food:

￡60amonth

Car:

alargerepairbilleverynowandthen

Electricity:

￡16ayear

Gas:

￡70ayear

Books:

/B.ThemanonthedoorstepsaysheisdoingasurveyfortheDepartmentofHealthandSocialSecurity.Heisactuallyasalesman,tryingtosellTheNewWorldChildren'

sEncyclopaedia.

Ⅳ.Translation

A.1.Everytimehereturnedhomefromworkatmidnight,hewouldtiptoeupstairs,tryingnottodisturbhisneighbours.

2.Toestablishsomekindofrapportwithhisnewneighbour,Mr.Joneslostnochanceinofferingtocarryherluggageintothehouse.

3.ThearticlerecommendedbyDr.Millercentresontheproblemofairpollution;

meanwhile,ittouchesuponotherissuessuchaswaterpollution,noisepollutionandvisualpollution.

4.Ifithadnotbeenfortheconstantencouragementandhelpfromherfriends,shecouldn'

thaveaccomplishedanything.

5.Itwasonlyafewdaysagothathewasfullofcontemptforthenewproject,butheisnowworkinghardwithzestforitsrealization.Whatabafflingchange!

6.Judgingfromwhatshewroteinherautobiography,shealwayshadmixedfeelingsforthatpianist.

7.Whilewaitingintheloungefortheflight,hestruckupaconversationwithtwoAmericantravellersandtouchedonmanyinterestingcrossculturalissues.

8.Thesegirlsalldreadworkingaloneonnightduty.

9.Idon'

tmindworkingovertime.WhatIdomindisworkingonthoseinsignificanttrivialthingsduringtheweekend.

10.Actuallynobodyaskedthemtodoanythingonthefirstdayofschool.Whentheysawtheclassroominsuchamess,however,theycleaneditspontaneously.

K15Joehaddodgedthepolicemanytimes,butneverlikethis.Hewasafraid.Hewassprawledontherooflisteningforsounds.Somewherebelowpeoplewereyellingandshrieking,buthewasnotconcernedaboutthecommotion.Helookedround,searchingforanysignofapoliceman.Whenheheardsomefootstepsonthecorrugatedironroof,hewasseizedwithfear.Whatmadethemchaseafterme,hethought.Ihaven'

tdoneanything.Youshouldn'

thavesneakeduphere,hesaidtohimself.

Thenhesawtheshapeofapolicemanapproaching.Hedidnotwanttogiveup.Hestillwantedtomakeanefforttoescape.Herosetohisfeetquietlyandtiptoedovertothefarendoftheroof,thinkingthathecouldperhapsslidedownthedrainpipe.Justatthatmoment,thepolicemanstrodeforwardandwasabouttograbtheboybythecollarwhen,unawareofaclotheslineinhiswaywhichcaughthiscap,healmoststumbled.Joewasstartled,buthecouldgobacknofurther.Thepolicemansteadiedhimselfandreachedoutfortheboy.

Ⅴ．BlankFilling

A.1.down2.for3.down,down4.after

5.back6.on7.in8.off

9.out10.for11.in,out12.out

13.to14.over15.up

B.

（1）name

（2）sell（3）things（4）exchange

（5）shares（6）other（7）business（8）partial

（9）then（10）company（11）kinds（12）shares

（13）wealthy（14）expenses（15）hope（16）stock

（17）rich（18）money（19）reasons（20）general

（21）investors（22）gamble（23）investing（24）glad

（25）willing（26）world

C.

（1）failed

（2）game（3）sketches（4）down

（5）Only（6）that（7）weapon（8）comic

（9）did（10）characters（11）to（12）for

（13）ran（14）dropped（15）turned（16）up

（17）title（18）made（19）later（20）fans

（21）funny（22）being（23）put（24）reach

（25）in

D.

（1）wasblessedwith

（2）boundlesslove

（3）encouragedcreativityintheyoung

（4）wasspontaneous

（5）on

（6）tiredof

（7）withmorezest

（8）worthitsweightingold

（9）admirationofthecommunity