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611/1416
511;
12/1316
6about1316
A3
GCSEexaminations
students/highereducation
student/secondyear/highschool/college
generalexam/SchoolCertificate
sittingUniversityEntranceExamination
bachelor’sdegree:
3/4years
Master’sdegree:
anotheryearortwo
Doctorate:
afurther3-7years
B1:
Idioms,largestvocabulary
French
InSpelling￡pronunciation
B2:
FTF
PartⅢ
A1:
ⅠA:
Age
DForeignstudentpopulation
Ⅱ
A:
2:
15hrs（＋2or3forlab）
a:
＋100
b:
Discussiongroup15-20
c:
muchsmaller
informal,friendly
2-3hrs:
1hr
A2:
Ⅱ
B:
Examination
4:
Quizzes
C:
regularattendance
ⅢGraduateschool
Seminars
D:
someareaofinterest
E:
aresearchpaper
Agoodstudent:
makemistakes,everynewthing,thelanguage.Workingoutsidetheclassroom.
Abadstudent:
Passive,theteacher.Stickhisneckout,morelikelytoberightthanhimself.
PartⅣ
1gate
2theHistoryDepartment3thePsychologyDepartment
4heLibrary5theEducationDepartment
6thePhilosophyDepartment7theGeographyDepartment
8theSportsGround9theForeignLanguageDepartment
10theChineseDepartment11thePhysicsDepartment
12theMathematicsDepartment13theChemistryDepartment
14theClinic15theAuditorium
16theAdministrationBuilding
RobertMartin
Biology,nextfall,sixyearsinapublicschoolinthehometown;
twoyearsinamilitaryschool;
highschoolinthehometown.
Science（biologyinparticular）,sports.
Unit2
PartⅠ
16.998.000
64.186.300
840.000
1.000.000
3.320.000
143.244
32.483
2.966.000
5.105.700
29.028
ˉ1.312
5.315
36.198
4.145
B
1.243.738.000
955.220.000
267.901.000
199.867.000
159.884.000
147.105.000
138.150.000
125.638.000
122.013.000
118.369.000
96.400.000
82.071.000
C
1.Chinese1.300million
2.Spanish332million
3.English322million
4.189million
5.182million
6170million
7.Russian170million
8Japanese125million
9Germon98million
10.75.5million
11.Korean75million
12.French.72million
13.Vietnamese.67million
14.66million
15.64million
16.63million
17.Turkish59million
1858million
19.44million
20.Polish44million
21.Arabic42.5million
22.41million
PartⅡ
1.Ababyboy
2.social,ecological,populations
3.longer,healthier
b2:
c3:
a
PartⅢ
water,70%,redorbrown,plantcover,snow,continents,islands,armsoftheocean,connecting,achannel,valleys,plains.
in1950:
NewYork,12million
London:
2,10million
Calcutta:
10,
Tokyo:
3
In2000:
NewYork:
6
4,16million
18million
1.MexicoCity
2.SaoPaulo
3.RiodeJaneiro
4.Bombay
5.Delhi
6.Shanghai
7.Seoul
PartⅣ
Skills,themainidea,what,recognize,central,important,direction,purpose,inform,compare,answer,stated,atopicsentence,first,details,difficult,persuade,end,implied,hintedat,awhole.
Unit3
BA912,11:
2017
BA87711:
2014
BA29211:
2519
TW69511:
3016
4
EA83111:
3524
BA8389
IB29011:
3515
LH03911:
409
BA66611:
4018
AI1416
BA56022
Drinks:
TeaSoftdrinksCoffee
Food:
Eggandtomato;
Hamandtomato;
Roastchicken;
Cheeseburgers
PartⅡ
1510:
30
10:
3013:
Advantages:
byplane:
Quick/beautifulview
Bytrain:
frequentservice（hourly）/modern/comfortable/lovelyviewfromdiningcar
Disadvantages:
havetogetGatwickAirport/expensive
quitecrowed/quiteexpensive
Custer1customer2
Sep.4-Sep.17Aug.5-Aug.18
2dobleand1single1doubleand1bigbedroomwith2singlebedsandasofa
31fullbathroom
3（kitchen,diningroom,sittingroom）2（kitchen,living-sittingroom）
√×
√（sixdaysaweek）×
￡80foraFiesta￡98foraFiesta
√√
￡570￡270
b;
d
Unit4
PartⅠ
A
1.Argentina:
Atieistoopersonal
（1）
2..Rosesmeanlove
（2）
3,Evennumbers（2.4.6,rtc）areunlucky.
（2）
4.Japanesepeopleusuallydon’tgivefourofanythingasagift.
（2）
1.Japan，Korea
2.Brazil,Russia
3.Canada,theU.S
4.Egypt,Mexico
1.February14，European,NorthAmerican
2.March2,Japan
3.May5,Japan
4,May5China
5.August15China
6.April1，European,NorthAmerican
7.July14,France
8.December26，Britain,Canada
9.May1,European,Canal,Philipine,LatinAmerican
10November25,France
11.March17Ireland
12．the2ndSundayinMay,England,France,India,China
A1:
1.changed,few,bored,rainy
2.museumdirectors,whattheyareseeing.
3.providefun,feelathome
electricity/pass/body
17thcenturyinstruments/music
putoncostumes/theStockholmOpera
bone-by-bone
A3:
Ⅰnewaudiences
theyoung
thelesseducatedmembers
Ⅱ:
A.rebuilt
B.1.modern
2.a.lighting,colorandsound
b.fewerobjects
ⅢA:
guided
touch,listen,operateandexperiment;
scientificprinciples
Ⅳ.educational;
department
film
dance
squid;
hisname
C1:
a.vendors
b.fortune
c.eating
a.streetperformers
b.portraitpainting
C2:
1.a.specialpowers/attractmen
b.objects/forsnakebites
2.shells/onacloth/thewaytheyland
3.roundcakes/beanflour/hotspices/fried
4.a.folksingers/guitars
b.classicalmusicians
c.actors
5.practicedrawingandpainting
A.A2.1.muchbusier;
Monday…Saturday
2.humidandhot
4.muchcolder,＿30℃
5.muchflatter;
beautiful
6.mountainous
7.higher;
rocky
8.morecrowed
9.smaller
10.taller
B.
Gesturesofapproval:
1.ThumbsupinFrance,latinAmerican
2.Twothumbs:
Kenya
3.Tunisia
4.Greece
5.Lebanon,Iran
6.Tonga
7.Italy
8.EuropeLatinAmerica
9.Mexico,CostaRica,Japan
10.Bolivia,Honduras,Lebanon
11.Barbados
12.Bangladesh
13.Greece,Iran.Italy
1-g;
2-f;
3-j;
4-I;
5-e;
6-b;
7-h;
8-a;
9-d;
10-c
FFTTF
Unit5
PartI
A]
1.Octorber1969/firstemailmessage
2.March1972/addresses
3.February1976/headofstate
4.fall1976/JimmyCarter/US$4
5.September1983/highereducation/accounts
6.December1994/erase/destroy
7.December1998
Onefeatureoftheinformationsuperhighaisthatthetraffictravlesfast,andtechiesusetheirownspecialshorthandtokeepmesageszoomingalong.Todaywe’lhelpyoudecodetachtalkbyansweringsoomenotsofrequentlyaskedquestionsaboutabbreviationsontheInternet.
WhatdoesitmeanwhenamessageincludesthelettersAISIorIMHO?
AISIstandsfor“asIseeit”andIMHOisshorthandfor“inmyhumbleopinion”.
SomemodestfolkswillalsoaddFWIWbeforesharingtheiropinion,whichstandfor“forwhatit’sworth”.OthersexpresstheirdisapprovalwiththelettersCMIIW.Thatis“correctmeifI’mwrong”
ThelsitofcommonlyabbreviatedphrasesontehNetisneaerlyendless.Asamatteroffact,AAMOFstandsfor“asamatteroffact”and“believeitornot”getspostedasBION.
Arethereanypre-Information-Ageabbreviationsstillmakingttehroundsinthishigh-techera?
Youbet.TheoldstadnbysFYI,MYOB,andSOPwhichstandfor“foryourinformation”,“mindyourownbusiness,”and“standardoperatingprocedure”arestillfrequentlyusedtodayeveninemail.
Sincetimeisgettingshort,ahstheNetgivenustrulyshortandclearwaystosaygood-bye?
TryTAFN（That’sallfornow）andBCNU（beseein’you）.
1.TimBerners-LeeisthemanwhowrotethesoftwareprogramthatledtothefoundationoftheWorldWideWeb
2.Inthe1980sscientistswerealreadycommunicatingusingaprimitiveversionofemail.
3.in1990TimBerners-LeewroteprogramswhichfromthebasisoftheWorldWideWeb
4.in1991hisprogramswereplacedontheInternet.
5.between1991and1994thenumberofwebpagesrosefrom10to100,000.
6.rightnowtheworldisfocusedone-commerce.
7.Theinventionforthewebbringsrapidrewardstopeoplewitimaginationandnewideas.
PartII
A1
Connected/system/connection/worktogether/stations/people
A2
Connectionofrailroadsorothervehicles
Connectedsystemofradiostations
Systemlinkinganumberofcomputerstogether.
原文：
Fewthingsinthisworldchangeasfastaslanguages.Everyday,newwordsarecreatedtodealwithnewideasornewtechnologies.Newmeangingalsoareaddedtoexisitngwords.Adictionarypublishedyearsagomayshowoneortwomeanignforaword;
adictionarypublishedtodaymaylistseveralmoremeaningforthesameword.
Networkisonesuchword.Itcombinestwowords.Thefirstis“net”,itmeansmaterialsthatareconnected;
thesecondis“work”.Onemeaningof“work”isasystem.Networkmeansaconnectionofsystemsthatworktogether.Thesystemsthatnetworksconnectcanbeverydifferent.Forexample,radioandtelevisionstationscanbeconnectedinthenetwork,socancomputersandevenpeople.
WordexpertMilfordMatthewfoundwrittenusesoftheword“network”inthelate1980s.Thewordthenwasusedasaverb,awordthatshowaction.Atthattimenetworkmeanttheconnectionofrailroadsorothervehiclesusedfortravel.Onepubli
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