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Ex.II,p.7

1.Thekindandpatientteacherandherpositivemethodofpraisingallstudentsoften.

2.Injuniormiddleschool,hisEnglishteacherwaskindandpatient.Helikedtoanswerquestions

inclassandhemademuchprogressinEnglish.But,inhisseniormiddleschool,histeacher

punishedthosewhogavewronganswers.Hedidn¡

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twanttoanswerquestionsanymoreinclass.

Asaresult,hedidnotmakemuchprogressinEnglish.

3.Incollegeandjuniormiddleschool,hisEnglishteacherswerebothpatientandkind,buthe

didn¡

thaveasmanychancestoanswerquestionsincollegeashedidinjuniormiddleschool.

4.Itrequiresmuchtime,commitmentanddisciplinetokeepupwiththeflowofthecourse.

5.Hardwork.

6.Hecouldtakeallthetimeheneededtoconsiderhisideasandwriteareplybeforepostingiton

thescreen.

7.Learningaforeignlanguagetaughthimthevalueofhardworkandgavehiminsightsinto

anotherculture.

8.Hecouldcommunicatewithmanymorepeoplethanbefore.

Ex.III,p.7

1.embarrass

2.Discipline

3.access

4.positive

5.commitment

6.frustrate

7.intimidate

8.reap

Ex.IV,p.8

1.into

2.into

3.from

4.with

5.to

6.about

7.with/in

8.in

Ex.V,p.8

1.Climbingtothetopofthetower,wesawabeautifulsight.

2.NotwantingtomeetJohnthere,herefusedtoattendtheparty.

3.Turningtotheright,youwillfindapathleadingtothecottage.

4.Itrainedfortwoweeks,completelyruiningourholidays.

5.Staringintospace,thesmallgirlfeltfrustratedatwhattheteacheraskedher.

Ex.VI,p.8

1.Notonlydoesheeasilyacceptotherpeople¡

sopinions,butheisalsopatient.

2.Notonlydoesshesingbeautifullybutshealsodanceswonderfully.

3.Notonlydidweloseallourmoney,butwealsocameclosetolosingourlives.

4.Notonlydidwelearnthetechnologythroughanonlinecoursebutwealsolearnedto

communicatewithfriendsinEnglish.

5.NotonlydidSmithlearntheChineselanguagebutalsobridgedthegapbetweenhiscultureand

ours.

Ex.VII,p.9

1.Wecanreapalotfromtherewardingexperienceofcommunicatingwithnativespeakersof

English.

2.Withthemayor¡

shelp,wewereatlastallowedaccesstothosepeoplewhosufferedfromthe

trafficaccident.

3.BobandFrankdidn¡

tgetalongwellwitheachother.Itwasembarrassingthattheywereto

workinthesamedepartment.

4.Asaboy,Iusedtointimidatemysisterintocryingbytellingherthatawolfwascoming.

5.Itisnoteasytodoscientificresearch;

itrequirestime,energyandmoneyaswellasdiscipline

andcommitment.

SectionBKeystoSuccessfulOnlineLearning

ReadingSkills

1.C2.B3.D4.A5.B

ComprehensionoftheText

1.C2.A3.B4.C5.D6.B7.C8.D

Ex.XIV,p.20

1.absolute

2.unique

3.commit

4.facilitate

5.reinforced

6.sequential

7.arose

8.forum

Ex.XV,p.20

1.to

2.in

3.on

4.for

5.on

6.of

7.In

8.up

Unit2

SectionA.ABusyWeekdayMorning

Ex.II,p.31

1.Rockmusicwokeupherup.

2.Hedidn¡

tlikethemusichisdaughterlistenedto;

hethoughtitwashorriblestuff.

3.No,becauseshethoughtthemusichadareallypowerfulmessage.

4.Becausehermotherorfatherwouldbangonthedoortorushher.

5.Shewasgoingtohaveamusicclassbecausehermotherremindedhertotaketheinstrument

withher.

6.No.Instead,shethoughthermotherwasbuggingher.

7.Shewasseriousandlettingherdaughterknowshewasspeakingtoherasherparent.

8.Theysuggestthatthereisagapbetweenthetwogenerations.

Ex.III,p.32

1.weekdays

2.Youngsters

3.annoyed

4.definitely

5.disgusting

6.powerful

7.disturb

8.offensive

Ex.IV,p.32

1.down/off

2.off

3.up/on

4.on

5.for

6.of/about

7.up

8.off/out

Ex.V,p.32

1.KatesawherbrotherBillasshewasgettingofftheschoolbus.

2.Asshewasstandingupfromherseat,Motherdroppedherglass.

3.Apolicemanfiredatthethiefashewasboltingoutofthehouse.

4.Assherantocatchtheschoolbus,Sandythoughtofhertalkwithhermother.

5.Allthestudentsshouted¡

Happybirthday¡

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totheteacherasheenteredtheclassroom.

Ex.VI,p.33

1.Shelistenedtoherfavoriterockmusicwhilesingingalongwiththewords.

2.Shewasputtingonherjeanswhileaskingmetohandherthesweater.

3.Hebangedonthedoorwhileopeningit.

4.Inthebathroomsheputonsomemakeupwhilelookinginthemirror.

5.Theschoolmasterlookedangrilyatthenaughtystudentwhiletalkingwithhisparents.

Ex.VII,p.33

1.Mr.Finchburstintoherroomandshoutedather,¡

Can¡

tyouturndownthemusicalittlebit?

2.Ilikerockmusicbecauseitusuallyhasastrongrhythmandapowerfulmessage.

3.Asusual,whenhisparentsdon¡

tlikewhathewears,theystarttobughim.

4.GenerationgapsexistintheUnitedStatesaswellasinChina.

5.AshermotherbuggedSandymuchmorethanbefore,shearguedwithhermotheralotmore

thanusual,too.

SectionBParentTalk

1.O2.O3.F4.F5.O6.O7.F8.F

1.B2.D3.A4.B5.C6.A7.A8.C

Ex.XIV,p.43

1.appeals

2.concern

3.permanent

4.influence

5.rebels

6.identity

7.upset

8.tuneless/tuneful

Ex.XV,p.43

1.ItmakesmybloodboilwhenIreadaboutviolenceamongyoungpeople.

2.Thiskindofjeansisold-fashionednow;

youngpeopledonotliketowearthemanymore.

3.Thiscomputeroftenfreezes.Iwanttogetridofit.

4.Ouryoungsters¡

wayofexpressingtheiridentityisdifferentfromours.

5.InAmericathenewsisfullofstoriesaboutteenagerswhoareintroublewithdrugs.

6.Onherwaytowork,Janewasstillthinkingabout/thoughtaboutherdaughter.

7.Don¡

tpressyouryoungdaughtertoohard,orshe¡

lldropoutofhighschool.

8.Comeandseemeinmyofficeafterclass,andwe¡

lltalkoveryourproblems.

Unit3

SectionA.AGoodHearttoLeanon

Ex.II,p.57

1.Hefeltembarrassedtobeseenwithhisfather,becausehisfatherwasseverelycrippledand

veryshort.

2.Hisfatheralwayssaid:

Yousetthepace.Iwilltrytoadjusttoyou.¡

3.Hemeansthatitisamatterofprideforhisfathertohavealmostnevermissedadayandhave

madeittotheofficeevenwhen/ifotherscouldnot.

4.Inverybadweatherhisfatherwenttoworkwiththehelpofthewriterandhissisters,who

wouldpulltheirfatherthroughthestreetonachild¡

swagonwithsteelrunnerstothesubway

station.

5.InanofficebuildingontopofasubwaystationinManhattan.

6.Havinga¡

goodheart¡

istheproperstandardtojudgepeopleby,accordingtothewriternow

heisgrownup.

7.Oneexampleis:

whenalocalbaseballteamfounditselfwithoutamanager,hekeptitgoing.

Anotherexampleisthathelikedtogotodancesandparties,althoughhecouldjustsitand

watch.

8.Henowfeelssorryabouthavingbeenreluctanttobeseenwalkingtogetherwithhiscrippled

andshortfather.

Ex.III,p.57

1.inwardly

2.amazed

3.occasion

4.complained

5.urged

6.coordinate

7.reluctance

8.envious

Ex.IV,p.58

1.in

2.off/out

4.up

6.out

7.to

8.to

Ex.V,p.58

1.HeborrowedmylaptopcomputereventhoughItoldhimnotto.

2.Itwasanexcitinggameeventhoughnogoalswerescored.

3.Hewastreatedexactlylikealltheworkerseventhoughhehadjustjoinedthecompany.

4.TheygavemoneytoProjectHopeeventhoughtheythemselveswerenotrichbyany

standard.

5.Therewasneverenoughmoneytosupporthisfamilyeventhoughhewashard-workingand

didtwojobsatthesametime.

Ex.VI,p.58

1.ThoughunderstandingnoChinese,theAmericangirlwasabletocommunicatewiththeother

studentsinherclass.

2.Oncehavingleftthemuseum,youmustbuyanothertickettore-enter.

3.Whendoingthewritingexerciseforthiscourse,youshouldrememberthatyouarewriting

accordingtospecificstructure.

4.Untilfinished,theproblemwasacontinuousworrytome.

5.Whileworkingatthecomputer,theyoungmanwaslisteningtomusicovertheradioallthe

time.

Ex.VII,p.59

1.NowthatyouareplanningtomovetoCanada,youmusttrytoadjusttoacoldweather.

2.Hepromisedtohelpustobuythehouse,butwithalittlereluctance.

3.Thisisanimportantmeeting.Pleaseseetoitthatyouarenotlateforit.

4.Heisanexperiencedbusinessman;

hehasengagedinforeigntradeforquiteafewyears.

5.Sheurgedmetoacceptthenewpost,althoughthejobisnotverywellpaid.

SectionB.TheRightSonattheRightTime

ReadingSkills:

1.Theyfoundtheman.

2.Hereachedtheairportintime.

3.Theoldmansawtheyoungman（hisson）.

4.Theyoungmansatbytheoldma