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P4Ex.1
竖列:
approximateapproximation
adjustadjustmentadjustable
accomplishmentaccomplished
devotedevoted/ing
motivatemotived/ing
1devoted2approximate3accomplishment
4motivate5adjusted4.
P5Ex.2
1usual—conventional2severe—tough3sacred—spiritual4spirit—soul5hard—tough6begged—urged7truth—reality5.
P6Ex.2
1—62—53—14—95—86(A)—2(B)--107(A)—3(B)—78—4
1.担忧从来不会给人带来任何好处。
2两人智慧胜一人。
3那些不从历史汲取教训的人注定要重蹈覆辙。
4带着希望旅行(的过程)远胜于到达目的地(那一刻)。
5没有计划就是计划失败。
6会问问题的人当五分钟的傻子;
从不提问的人则当一辈子的傻子。
7智者知而不言,愚者言其不知。
8覆水难收。
6.
P6Ex.13625147.
1Themostbodiespaintedatthesametime.
2TheywerelookingattherecordssetbygroupsofpeopleinabookofGuinnessWorldRecords.
3Theycan’tpaintjustonesymboloneachbody.EveryonehastobepaintedfromheadtotoewithadesignapprovedbytheGuinnessorganization.
4Itneededanothertwomonths.
5
Parentsandlocalbusinessesaregoingtosupportthem.
6.1)Itwouldbegreatfun.
2)Itwouldcreateabitofschoolspirit.
3)Itwouldbringpeopleinthelocalcommunitytogether.
4)Whentheyareold,they’llbeabletotelltheirgrandchildrenwhattheydid.
8.P6Ex.3横排编号:
9----1----7
9.P9Ex.1
1LanceArmstrong
1999,2003
France
fastestaveragespeed,TourdeFrance(fivetimes)
2MichellieJones
1992,1993
(notstated)
InternationalTriathlonUnionWorldChampion
3FuMingxia
1991,1992,1996,2000
Australia,Barcelona(Spain),Atlanta(America),Sydney(Australia)
youngestfemaletowinthewimen’sworldtitleforplatformdiving;
youngestOlympicdivingchampionofalltime;
firstwomaninOlympicdivinghistorytowinfourgoldmedals
4MartinStrel
2000,2001,2002,2003,2004
theDanubeRiverinEurope;
theMississippiRiverinUSA;
the
ParanaRiverinSouthAmerica;
theChangjiangRiverinChina
FirstpersontoswimtheentirelengthoftheDanubeRiver;
longesttimefornonstopswimming;
swimmingthegreatestdistance;
firstmantoswimthelengthofthe
ParanaRiver;
swimmingthelengthofthedangerousChangjiangRiver10.
P9Ex.2
1.FuMingxia
2.LanceArmstrong,FuMingxia
3.LanceArmstrong,MichellieJones,MartinStrel
4.LanceArmstrong,becauseheovercamecancerandthenhadthecouragetoreturntoracing.
5.Courage,determination,ambition,vision,passion,focus,concentration,beliefinhimself/herself,perseverance,etc.11.
P9Ex.3
1MartinStrel2MichellieJones
3LanceArmstrong4FuMingxia12.Workbook(
P51Ex.1)1C2B3A4B5D6C13.
P51Ex.3
1.TheNileItisinNorthandEastAfrica.It’s6,695kilometerslong,itisabout300kilometerslongerthantheYangtze.
2.TheCaspianSeaIthasanareaof371,800Squarekilometers.It’sasaltwaterlake.TheCaspianSeaisaboutfourorfivetimeslargerinareathanthesecondlargestlake(LakeSuperiorinNorthAmericawhichisthelargestfreshwaterlake).
3.The
PacificOceanItrepresents45.9%oftheworld’soceans.
4.MtQuomolangmaItisintheHimalayas.It’s8,844metershigh.Itwasformed60millionyearsago.TheNepalesecallit“Sagarmatha”whichmeans“goddessofthesky”.
5.TheBlueWhaleAnadultgrowsupto35meterslongandweighsupto130tones.ItismuchlargerthanthelargestlandmammalwhichistheAfricanelephant(OneAfricanelephantspecimenwas3.96meterstallandweighedover12tones).
6.ThecheetahItcanrunat100kilometersanhouronlevelground.Butitcanrunatthisspeedonlyoverashortdistance14.
P52Ex.11appreciation2conception3wisdom4regrets15.
P53Ex.2
1marathon2bid3champion4conventional5virtue6accomplish7reality8amateur9profile10wage11struggle12unfit16.
P53Ex.1
1—32—53—74—65—46—87—18—217.
P54Ex.3
1.ThepeacefulatmosphereofthemountainsisthethingIlovethemost.
2.
Participatinginacompetitiongivesmeagreatfeelingofaccomplishment.
3.SpeakingonthephoneforhoursisnotsomethingIcanunderstand.
4.TocompeteattheOlympicsismydream.
5.Whatshedidfortheschoolwasgreatlyappreciatedbythestudentsandstaff.18.
P54Ex.1
ACakecouldberecordbreaker
BBiggestporkerever
CManofmanyfaces
DWorld’soldestmandies
EChina’syearofrecords
FElephant’sarmourunique19.
P55Ex.2
Athebiggestpig
Bthelargeststrawberrycake
D1thelargestafforestationproject
2thefastestcommercialmaglevtrain
3thelongestcontinuousmotorcycleridewiththeriderstandingontheseatwithouttouchingthehandlebars
Echangingmasks14timesin24seconds(thatis,thefastestmask-changing)
Ftheoldestmanalive20.
P55Ex.31F2T3T4T5F6F21.
P56Ex.4
AbiggestpigNaturalworld
BlargestsuitofarmourHistoryandsociety
CbiggeststrawberrycakeAmazingfeats
D1largestafforestationprojectNationalworld
2fastestcommercialmaglevtrainTravelandtransportalsoScienceandtechnology
3longestcontinuousmotorcycleridewiththerider
standingontheseatwithouttouchingthehandlebarsSportsandgames
Efastestmask-changingArtsandmedia
FoldestmanaliveHumanbody22.
P56Ex.21F2B3D4A5E6C23.
P57Ex.3
Do’s
1.ChooseacategoryfromtheGuinnessBook.
2.Chooseacategorythatotherswillbeinterestedinchallenging.
3.ContacttheGuinnessofficebeforegoingaheadwithyourrecordattempt.
4.Trainforyourevent,buildupyourtrainingslowly.
5.Doatrialrun.
6.Whenyouaretryingforarecordandyouhaveaproblem,tryandfixorworkwiththeproblem.
7.Asksomefriendstogowithyoutoencourageyoureffortsandtoofferadvice.
8.Makesureyouhaveproofofyournewrecord.
Don’ts:
1.Don’tchoosesomethingunlessyou’recertainit’sacategory.
2.Don’ttraintooquickly.
3.Whenyouaretryingforarecord,ifsomethinggoeswrong,don’tgiveup.
Unit2
1(P14Ex.1)
1BA
2.Speedandtimeareimportantinfindingoutthelongitudeofashipbecausetheearthmovesfifteendegreeswestwardseveryhour.Ifyouknowyourdirection,speedandtime,youcanworkouttheapproximatelongitudeorchangeinyourpositioninrelationtothestars.
3.Thepositionofthesunandstarsareusefulforworkingoutlatitudebecausetheyarefixedpointsintheskyandtheirmovementsinrelationtotheeartharealreadyknown.Sotheycanbeusedtomeasureaship’sposition.
P14Ex.4
2.freshseaweed,nestingbirdsreturninghomeintheeveningorfog.
3.seacurrentsortidesandwinds
4.1measuringtimeandspeed
2compassandcomplicatedmathematicaltables
5.tocomparetheheightofthesunnowwiththepositionofthesunatmidday.
tocomparethepositionoftheshipinrelationtosomestarsorthesun.
amorepreciseformoftheastrolabe,tomeasurehowhighstarsareabovethehorizon,andcomparethatmeasurementwithpreviousmeasurements(usingtheshipasoneofthefixedpointstofinditsposition).
anupdatedversionofthequadrantandsoitwasmoreaccurate,tomeasuretheanglebetweentwofixedpointsoutsidetheship(usingtwomirrorstofindtheship’sposition).3.
P15Ex.1
1overhead2offshore3alongside4simplified;
minimum5voyage;
seamen4.
P15Ex.2
横排:
1nowhere2download3outward4reliable5seaweed6shortcoming5.
P16Ex.4
1reference2voyage3mercy4outward5awkward6accelerated7precise8approximate9nowhere10seaweed11randomly12alongside6.
P19Ex.1
2、3、4、5、6、7、8、107.
P19Ex.2
NorwayWatchedbirdstofindland
PacificStudiedthewavesoftheocean8.
P19Ex.3
1.Vikingsusedtoprefertosailfollowingthecoastlinesotheycouldcheckthattheywereonthecorrectroute.
2.Vikingsusedbirds,andnaturalfeatureslikemountains,todirecttheirships.9.Workbook练习答案(
P59Ex.2)
1Calicut2Champa3Sumatra4Hormuz5Aden6Mogadishu10.
P59Ex.3
1.Noreportsofothernavigatorsforthisperiodhavesurvived.
2.Itwaswrittenindocuments.
3.Thewritersmentionitinthebooks.
4.Hemadesevenvoyagesandvisitedmorethanthirtycountries.
5.ZhengHeremarkshowmuchtheforeignkingslikedporcelainandsilk.
6.1HebroughtagiraffefortheEmperorfromAfrica.
2Hebroughtscarvesoffinegolddecoratedwithpearlsandpreciousstones.
P60Ex.4
1.hesentZhengHewithalargefleetofshipstovisitnewplacesinneghbouringcountries.
2.heputupapillardescribingallhisachievements.
3.thattheywouldbelievethathereallyhadachievedgreatthingsandgonetomanyforeigncountries.
4.theydescribedhimasbeingeightfeettall.12.
P61Ex.1
1dusk2departure3tension