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…dangerousbecauseofthemanysharks.

…thereisnowaterinit.

…itistoosmallandtooshallowforthestoriestobetrue.

…BantuIslandisalongwayawaysothemoneywillbetraveling

further.Theexpressionisnotbeingusedinitsusualmeaningof

moneylastinglongerasthingsaresocheap.

4.tobeverycarefulwhenreadingadvertisementsandalwaystryto

checktheinformationfromanindependentsourcebeforeyou

buywhateverisbeingadvertised.

PartC

Interpretingthetext

1.Thewriteristryingtosaythatadvertisingisoftenverymisleading

and,insomecases,“legalizedlying”.Theadvertisingbrochurefor

BantuIslandisobviouslyverymisleading---and,althoughnothingit

saysisactuallyalie,itcouldbearguedthatitdoesnotrepresentthe

truth.

2.Becauseoncetheygottotheislandandsawwhatitwaslike,they

wouldnotwanttogoonanytours.

3.No,itwasverycarefullywordedsothatitwouldbedifficulttoprove

ittoldanylies----simplydidnottellthewholetruthormisledthe

readerindifferentways.Forexample,theresortdoeshavea

swimmingpool（andevenapaddlingpool）---itdoesnotactuallysay

thattheydon’thaveanywater;

itdoessaythatseacreaturesabound,it

doesnotsaythataresharks,etc.

4.Weshouldlookcarefullyatthingsthatseemattractive（andcheap）.

Thereisoftenaproblemthatisnotobvious.Thismightalsoapplyto

otherthings,suchasamotorvehicle,anewapartment,“special

offers”onCDs,books,etc.

Developingyoskills

Brochure

Newspaper

______________________________________________________________________________

AOnceinaLifetimeHoliday

（Thismeanssthveryspecial–so

A“Never-To-Repeated”Holiday

（Thismeansitonlyhappensoncebecause

Layoutspecialitcannoteverberepeated.）itwassobadyouwouldneverdoitagain.）

AHolidayforAlltheFamily

A“Holiday”forNobody

_______________________________________________________________________________

seacreatures

brand-new

cooled

rare

Itomitsanydetailsofthesize,etc.

Choicesofoftheattractions（e.g.LakeTali）.

InformationNomentionofhavingtowashin

asmallstream（i.e.noplumbing

orwashingfacilitiesinthehotel）.

sharks

half-built

blasted

Theydon’texist

…youwon’thaveapennymore

A“Holiday”forNobody---theinverted

Punctuation

topay!

---Theexclamationmarkiscommasindicatethatthewriterfeelsthe

supposedtoshowthereaderwhataword“Holiday”isnotthecorrectword.

theholiday.wonderfuldealshe/heisgettingwithThe“BeautiesofBantuIsland”---again

Theinvertedcommassuggestthat“Beauties”

doesnotdescribetherealityoftheIsland.

“Air-conditioned”,“back-to-nature”,

“resort”,“lake”,etc.Alltheseshowthat

thewriterdoesnotfeelthewordsarebeing

usedwiththeirusualmeaningand

connotations.

填空：

（Page10

ComeaneatatthLuxuriousandRelaxing“FrenchKitchen

Enjoythewonderfulselectionoftemptingdishesfromourextensivemenu.

Themagnificentviewovertheoceanwillmakeitaneveningtoremember/cherish.

Ourhighly-trained/professional/friendlyandexperienced/knowledgeable/politestaffwillbe

delighted/pleased/thrilledtolookafteryoureveryneedandthereasonable/inexpensivepriceswill

pleasantlysurpriseyou.

Dondelay/wat.Bonow!

Youwonbdisappointed/sorry

Anybodywhoisthinkingofgoingtothenew“restaurant”calledthe“FrenchKitchen”,don’t

thinkagain.Iwastemptedbytheadvertisementinthisnewspaperlastweek.

Unfortunately/Regrettably,Icanhonestly/truthfully/reallysaythatIwasverydispleasedbymy

decision.

Toenjoythe“magnificentview”oftheocean,youwouldneedtoleanatleastameteroutofthe

windowandpeerroundthebuildingnextdoor.I’veseenabetter/moreimpressive/wider/more

temptingselectionofdishesinmylocalfastfoodrestaurantandmuchmorepolite/friendlierstaff

inanarmytrainingcamp.Asforthe“reasonable/inexpensive”prices!

Mybankmanagerwill

thinkthatIboughttherestaurantwhenheseesmyaccount.It’struethattheywerea“surprise”,

butdefinitelynot“pleasant”.

Dongo.Youwillcertainbedisappointed.

Understandingnthetext

1.F2.F3.T4.T

F

Schooldays

5.T6.T

7.F

8.

PartB:

Interpretithetext

Answerthefollowingasfullyaspossible.

1.Theseexams“decidetheirfuture”andthepenaltiesforfailureare

“final”.Alsolookatspeechparagraph6---the“threatofbeinga

failureforlife”isperhapsevenworsethanadeathsentence.

2.Thelabourmarketdoesnoturgentlyneed“newlyqualifiedpeople”,

thereisno“hurry”;

thesituationisnotcritical.

3.tocomparethelargenumberoflessons（“17,745）withthetiny

result（“howlittleIknewattheend…”）andalsotosaythat

“40-minutepiecesoflearning”and“littlepiecesofgeographyor

historyorbiology”donotreallyadduptoanysubstantialbodyof

knowledge.Perhaps,too,thewriterwantstoshowthatmerestatistics

（“17,745lessonsdonotreallyprovethattheresultsaregood.

4.Thewordsuggestsanunpleasantexperience.Thewriterwas,whena

child,thesubject---andtheeducationsystemwasthe“boss”the

resultsofthechild’ssubjectionwerenotgood.Alsolookatspeech

paragraph8again:

thesystem“canneverbecalledefficient”;

it

simplyhelpstheadministratorsandthebureaucrats.

PartAUsingreferencmarkers

1.c

2.b

3.c

4.a

Usidiscoursmarkers

Foreachofthefollowing,fillinthegapsbychoosing……

1.However/Yet;

showingcontrast

2.onthewhole/ingeneral/generallyspeaking/overall;

generalizing

3.except/exceptfor/withtheexceptionof;

introducingexceptions

4.asfor/asregards;

focusingattention

5.so/andso/sonow;

showinglogicalsequence

Extendingyovocabulary

Wordtotnote

1.carefree2.intolerable3.receptive

4.compulsory

5.severe

6.motivated

7.applied

8.frantically

Expression

1-----regardlessof

2.-----howmuch

3.------certainly

4.------must

5.-----helptoruin

6.------

frequently

7.------result

UnitThreATaleotheUnexpecte

Sequenci

Picture1

Theyweresittingroundacoffeetable

Thomaswaswearinghispoliceuniform.

Therewasacoalfireburning.

Snowwasblowingagainstthewindow.

Picture2

Onlythemanandhiswifewereinthekitchen.

Therewasagardenandagardengateoutside.

Themanatthegardengatewaswearingpoliceuniform.

Themanatthegardengatewasverytall.

Picture3

Themanwassittingnexttothefire.

Thomashadabloodstainonhischest.

ThegrandmotherwasalsostandingbehindThomas.

1.Thecursewasthatthebagandits“evilcontents”gavethegrandfather

power–toomuchpower.Thepowerenabledhimtogetanythinghe

wantedinlife–buthehadtopayahighpriceforthispower.The

pricewasthelifeofhiswife.

2.Heboughtthehousewiththehelpofthepowerhehadbeengivenby

thebag.Butheforgotthewarning–therewasapricetopayforthis

power.

3.Hisfirstwishwasfor100,000pounds.Hewouldhavereceivedthis

moneybecauseoftheLifeInsurance–hissonThomaswasinsured.

WhenThomaswaskilled,theInsuranceCompanypaidhimthis

money.

4.Arthur’ssecondwishwas“Iwantallmyfamilytobetogether.”This

wishcametrue–butnotinthewayhehadintended.Insteadof

Thomashavinghisliferestoredtohim,Arthurandhiswifedied–and

whentheydiedthey“met”Thomasagain;

theyalso“met”Arthur’s

parents.Arthur’swishhadbeengranted–allthefamilywere

“together”againbuttheywerenowalldead.

PartC:

1.Afterthelastsentenceofparagraph1:

Theoldman’swifehadhadaterribleaccidentanddied

onthedayheboughtthehouse.

-4532.

-453Afterthelastsentenceofthesecondparagraphoftheletterfromthegrandfather:

Healsotold

methatImustnevertrytodestroythebagordisasterswouldfallonallmyfamily.

3.Afterthelastsentenceofparagraph9:

AcoldfearsuddenlysweptthroughArthurSlade’s

bodyashiswifewenttoopenthedoor.

4.Afterthelastsentenceofthetext:

So,hereweallare,togetheragain.

Workioutherelevance

1.SimilarlyonthenightthatArthuraskedfor100,000pounds,hisson

Thomasdied.

2.BothArthurandhisfatherpaidthepriceforthe“help”theyaskedfor.

Theybothknewthebagwas“evil”–buttheybothusedittogetwhat

theythoughttheywanted.

3.Arthurhasalreadyl