新世纪研究生英语A 备考资料5星Word文档下载推荐.docx

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9.Real（enthusiasts）arewillingtopayup$12,000foranoriginalcopyofthisbook.

10.For12years,we’vesoughtto（staveoff）thisultimatethreatofdisaster.

11.Wehavealltheproblems（attendant）uponstartinganewbusiness.

12.I（ventured）tosuggestthathemighthavemadeamistake.

Unit3

1.Slowlythefloodwaters（sank）andlifegotbacktonormal.

2.Desertnightsareoftencoldbecause（clear）skiesallowheattoescapeintotheatmosphere.

3.Thisishalftheaveragemonthly（rainfall）ofLondon’sKewGardens.

4.A（drought）isalongperiodoftimeduringwhichnorainfalls.

5.（Flowering）shrubs,trees,orplantsarethosewhichareplantedmainlyforthedecorativequalityoftheflowersthattheyproduce.

6.Thereweresome（loose）wireshangingoutofthewall.

7.Thesmallholesonthesurfaceofplantsorintheskinofpeopleandanimalsarecalled（pores）.

8.Weusedto（graze）sheeponthefieldwherethecornisgrown.

9.Your（spine）istherowofbonesdownyourbackthatsupportsyourbodyandthathasyourspinalcordinsideit.

10.Fireofficershadtousecuttingequipmenttofreehislegs,whichwere（trapped）underasteelbeam.

11.Imightactually（venture）intoadvertisingifIhadenoughmoney.

12.Thevalleysareso（fertile）thatthreecropsayearcangrow.

Unit4

1.（Physical）fatigueistheresultofheavymanuallaborandexhaustingwork.

2.The（accumulation）ofmetabolicwasteproduceinyourbloodistheresultofoverworkingyourmuscles.

3.Thereisagreat（diversity）ofexerciseyoucandotodealwithfatigue.

4.Psychologicaltirednessisusually（precipitated）byemotionalproblemsandconflicts.

5.Hisbodyis（muscular）becauseofhishardphysicalwork.

6.Somefatiguehas（pathological）causes.

7.Prolongedfatiguemightbe（symptomatic）ofanunderlyingdiseaselikecancerordiabetes.

8.Afterthat（vigorous）exerciseheexperiencedapleasanttiredness.

9.Sheis（psychologically）averyhealthyperson.

10.（Anxiety）canbeamajorcauseoffatigue.

11.Hefeelscompletely（restored）tohealthafteraperiodofintensivecare.

12.Havinghadagoodsleepandasubstantialmeal,hefeltthoroughly（refreshed）.

Unit5

1.Ruralcommunitiesareusuallymore（uniform）intheirchild-rearingmethods,whileinthetownthereismorevariety.

2.Onacleardaywecan（distinguish/recognize）thelettersontheairlinersastheytakeoff.

3.Theguard（ascertained）thantherewasnobodyintheroom.

4.Thetunewas（recognized）astheoneinthemusicalTheFiddlerontheRoof.

5.Thisstampis（unique）;

allotherslikeithavebeenlostordestroyed.

6.Jackenjoysplayingrockmusic,asplayingrockmusicisagood（outlet）forhisenergy.

7.Achildmustbeallowedtoenjoythe（tactile）stageofdiscoverybyplayingwithmudandsandandwater.

8.Bothdriversandpedestriansshouldbein（rigid）obediencetotrafficregulation.

9.Mysonusedtofeel（secure）holdinghisoldblanket.

10.Somelanguageseducatorshavewrittensomebooksandpapersontherelationshipbetweenfirstlanguage（acquisition）andsecondlanguagelearning.

11.Learningtogetherisa（fruitful）sourceofrelationshipbetweenchildrenandparents.

12.The（foundation）onwhichmanyancienttypesofsocietywerebuiltwastheuseofslaves.

Unit6

1.（Asamatteroffact）,Ididnotbeginworkuntilhehadgone.

2.Atthistimeofyearuniversityadmissionofficers（areplagued）withinquiresfromanxiousapplicants.

3.Thepoemhandlestheproblemofinstinct（versus）intellectinman.

4.I（havebeenreflecting）thelikelyconsequencesoftheircourseofaction.

5.It’snousejusttellingmetodoit;

givemesome（positive）adviceastohowtodoit.

6.Thegovernment（isimplementing）itspolicyofhelpingtheunemployed.

7.Mostuniversities（willenroll）newstudentsthefirstweekinSeptember.

8.Americanculture（hasbeenenriched）byEuropeanimmigrant.

9.Hisfatherneverhada（n）（aspiration）forthejobmanagingdirector,andwasverysurprisedwhenitwasofferedtohim.

10.Agoodhistorianmusthavean（academic）mind.

11.Thenewscamefroma（well-informed）man.

12.Hefelthedidnothavetomakea（commitmentto）hepoorlydressedman.

Unit7

1.Thecompany（downsized）itspersonnelinresponsetoapooreconomy.

2.Churchillprovided（dynamic）andinspiringleadershipwhenitwasmostneeded.

3.Wehavecalculatedtheprobable（yield）fromthisinvestmentataround17%.

4.Weweretravelingthroughbanditcountry,buttheking（hadguaranteed）oursafety.

5.Theywon’tletanyforeignpower（inflict）anyfurtherblowsontheirnationalpride.

6.TheFinanceMinisterwillopenanew（budget）inApril.

7.Theyinsistthattherighttoliveshouldtake（priority）overallotherconsiderations.

8.IandroveupParkBoulevardandheadedoutoftown,（accelerating）rapidly.

9.Itisdishonorableto（shirk）militaryservice.

10.Thesesmallandgradualphysicalchangesare（vitally）importanttothechild’sdevelopment.

11.Wouldsuchlegislation（jeopardize）chancesforatreaty?

12.Whenyougoforajobinterview,it’simportanttofindoutwhatthepanel’s（criteria）are.

1.ThePresidentclaimshewillhavegotridofpovertyinthecountrywithinfiveyears.

2.Thechildwatched,captivatedbythebrightmovingimages.

3.Withtechnologicalchangesmanytraditionalmachinesandequipmentshavebecomeold-fashioned.

4.Peopleusedtothinkthattherewaslifeonthemoon,butthishasnowbeenprovedwrong.

5.Theseclassroomactivitiesareintendedtodevelopchildren’slanguagesskills.

6.Istillfindthatpointofviewabsolutelystupidandcan’tbelievethatanyintelligentpersonwouldagreewithit.

7.Westartedthegameconfidently,butitsoonbecameobviousthatouropponentsweretoostrongforus.

8.Talkswillbeheldtodayinafinalattempttopreventstrikeaction.

9.Graduallymachineshavetakentheplaceoffactoryworkers.

10.Heplayedagainstoneofthepersonsfromhisowncountryinthesemi-final.

11.Themanagerisexpectedtousehisorherbesteffortstopromotetheartist’scareer.

12.Thenewpeaceagreementisbeingpraisedasamajorbreakthrough.

1.Thelandstillremaineddryandbare.

2.Treeshaveenormousrootsthatcanreachoutfortinydropsofwinterfarbelowthesurface.

3.Theroaroftheseabecameveryfarawayastheywalkedtowardsthetown.

4.Thelackofwatercausedbylowrainfallisbadenough,butrainfallcannotbehighlypredictedeither.

5.Hisfamilywouldn’tsurvivetheseverewinter.

6.Thepicturesweresodistinctanddetailedthatyoucouldseetheweaveofthefabric.

7.Thechickbecomesindependentassoonasitcomesoutfromitsshell.

8.Onecouldputawayalltheenergyfromthesunduringthesummermonths.

9.Theyarecarryingouttheprojectforexpandingtheirbusinessoverseas.

10.Personalcomputersareeasilyavailablethesedays.

11.It’sanextremelysimpleconceptinprinciple,thoughextremelycomplexindetail.

12.Womenarequestioningtheirconventionalroleinsocietyaswivesandmothers.

1.Afterworkingforalongtimetheywerebeginningtoshowsignsofbeingtired.

2.Weallhatetostartourworkagainafteraholiday.

3.Aninvasionwouldcertainlymakeawarhappen.

4.Theresearchersarguedthattheincreaseinlungcancerwasaresultofcigarettesmoking.

5.Hisexcuseswerevarious,butnonewasconvincing.

6.Itwasaninadequatemealwithhardlyenoughforeveryone.

7.Theverydifficultjobmadehimfeelexhaustedbothphysicallyandpsychologically.

8.Goodcaremaylengthenasickperson’slife.

9.MycalculationwaswrongbecauseIneglectedonetinypoint.

10.Heflunghimselfintohisworkwithrenewedenergyafteraweek’sholiday.

11.Thereviewsofthepoet’smostrecentbookimprovedhisreputation.

12.Thepatientwasgettingbetter;

thenhehadareturntohisformerdiseaseandhadtogobackintohospital.

1.Theyhavediscussedforalmosttwohoursandstillhavenotdecidedthedateforthemeeting.

2.Everyexperienceteachersthechildsomethingandtheeffectsarebecomingprogressivelygreater.

3.Widedifferencesofinbornintelligenceandtemperamentexisteveninchildrenofthesamefamily.

4.Hismindwasdistortedbyhisbadexperienceinhisyouth.

5.Itisimportanttoinstructyourchildrenhowtorespecttherightsofothers.

6.Hismoralprinciplesarethebasesoftheconduct.

7.Heenteredintotheworkwithenthusiasmwhichsurprisedusall.

8.Theconquerorspresseddifficultconditionsofpeaceonthedefeatedenemy.

9.Loveofallpeopleisthemaininstructionofourreligion.

10.Theresultshowsthatthereisanobviousincomegapamongpeopleworkinginthesameindustry,butindifferentcities.

11.ThegovernmentintroducedalawprohibitingtobaccoadvertisementsonTV.

12.It’snotgoodenoughtoproducealotofworkonedayandnonethenext–wenee