高级英语上册课后答案.docx

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高级英语上册课后答案

Keys（LessonOneToLessonSeven）

VERBALPRACTICE

III.Particles

1.relaxed2.packed,gliding,fitting3.disguised

4.blunted5.spreading，involving6.leading

7.added8.prevailing,raised9.cancelled,determined

10.folding,watching,fascinated11.doting

12.failed13.hurried,pretending14.faded

15.renewed

Ⅳ.DictionandVocabulary

A.1.meagre/scanty2.aheadof

3.tram,pavement,wallet/pocketbook4.boardedit

5.baggage6.besides/apartfrom

7.great8.beamed

9.carriage

D.1.gethimintotrouble2.sensed

3.keepmecompany4.areweigheddown

5.tookrefugein6.engrossed,failed

7.totakeadvantageof8.toplayhokey

9.tiptoed,intrudeupon10.keepupwith

11.arelookingforwardto/lookforwardto/havebeenlookingforwardto

12.crippedover13.cared

14.practice15.due

E.1.Ican’timaginewhatpromptedhimtopursueagraduateprogramathisage.

2.Hesetoutatsix,anhouraheadofhisusualtimeforgoingtooffice.

3.IcouldseeJimmywaseagertotellmeabouttheinterview.Laughingly,hesaid,”WhenIwalkedtothedesk,themanagerlookedup,tookstockofme,thenaskedmeafewquestionsandsaid‘OK’.”

4.Virtuallyunderhousearrest,thegeneraltookrefugeintraditionalChinesepaintingandcalligraphyandfoundpeaceandsolaceininkandwater.

5.AstheShanghai-Beijingtrainwasduetoleaveat17:

25,Ihadtotakeataxi.ShortlyafterIboardedthetrainandfoundmyberth,itstartedtomove.

6.LikeMrs.Taylor,Mrs.GreenlivesalonelylifeonaskimpypensionCoopedupinasmalldrearyroomdayafterday,sheisstarvedforcompany.

7.Thewomenscientistsaid,“Icandowithoutjewels,Icanevendowithoutacar,butIcan’tdowithoutmybooksandlaboratory.”

8.Theistleandbustlebeforesettingout,thecarrideandthepicnicitselffilledthechildrenwiththrillandexcitement.

9.Astheboatsailedon,theyounggirlswereenthralledbythepicturesquesceneryaroundthem.

10.AnniswassurprisedtofindStepheninthecorridor.“Whatishedoinghereatthishourofthenight?

”sheaskedherself.

11.ForamomentIdidnotrecognizeher,forinsteadofthelivelygirlIknew,shelookedlikeafashionmodelinhernewgreenvelvetdressandgreenshoes,herhairdoneupatthetop.

12.Thiswashisfirstvisittohishomevillageafterfortyyeasandhebroughtwithhimmanynostalgicmemories.

13.Thatnightshetossedandturnedinherbed,unabletosleep,allkindsofthoughtsflashingthroughhermind.

14.Itisquiteajobcookingagooddinnerfortwelve.

15.Asthetwinsisterslookverymuchalike,peopleoftenmistakeonefortheother.

16.Whentheoldladygothome,shefoundthedooropenandeverythinginthedrawersofherdresserhadbeentossedoutandturnedoverandover.Shetriedtocheckwhatwasmissingandfound,toherdismay,severalpiecesofjewelryincludingapearlnecklace.apairofgoldchainbangles,andthreepreciousstonebroocheshaddisappeared.

17.IoughttohavetakentrolleybusNo.21.WhenIsawonecomingIranasfastasIcouldtothestopandgoton.ItwastoolatewhenIhadtakenthewrongtrolleybus,foritwasaNo.15whichIhadmistakenforaNo.21.ButtheconductorsaidIcouldchange（buses）atthenextstop.

18.ThefriendshemissedmostwasLee,ashygirlwhohadneverrefusedheranything.

Lessontwo

VERBALPRACTICE

Ⅲ.

A.1.vetoed2.savored3.prevailed4.painstaking

5.imaginative6.aswell7.perfect8.soasnotto

9.fulfilled10.illustrated11.bedismissed12.ingenuity

13.wasreducedto14.drawingon15.assured

B1.Sheopenedthewindowandfoundacrowdofchildren,shabbyindressanddirtyfromplay,gatheredatthegate.

2.Anewupsurgeineconomicconstructionistakingshapeinourcountry.

3.AsachildBillwasquitenaughty,andhismotherenvisionedhimasanimaginativearchitect.

4.Theyconfrontedrealitywithcourage,andwouldnevercapitulateinthefaceofdifficulty.

5.Susanisnotverybright,butsheispainstaking;asaresultshealwayscomesouttopintheexaminations.

6.Theyarereadytodealwithanenemyassaultatanytime.

7.MrJohnsonisamanofmoralintegrity,andhisbehaviorisimpeccable.

8.Ournew18-storyofficebuildinglooksmostimposing.

9.Theyhaveachievedgreatsuccessintherealmofforeignaffairsinthepastfewyeas.

10.Tomisaslickpolitician,nevermakingacommitmentandalwaysgivingadubiousreply.

11.Aferdinnerhedescribedatlengththestrangecustomshehadfoundinthatexoticland.

12.AtfirstIcouldnotunderstandwhyheresigned.Itturnedoutthathehadplansofhisown.

13.Warsandnaturaldisastersinthoseyearshadreducedthevillagepeopletodirepoverty.Thesmallneighboringtownbecamea/theplaceallwouldliketoescapeto.

14.HugeinvestmentinurbaninfrastructuresisaprerequisiteofbuildingShanghaiintoatrulygreatmetropolis.

15.Thestudentswererequiredtowriteacompositionaftertheyreturnedfromthepicnicandthistookallthefunoutoftheactivity.

16.Youngstersandadultsalikeshouldbeadvisedagainstextravaganthabits.

TRANSLATION

PuttinglaundryforairingonbamboopolesisadailyroutinefortheShanghainese.Anewcomertothecity,strollingalongthelabyrinthofpathsandlanes,canalwaysseequiltsandsheets,evenhandkerchiefs,socks,diapersandunderwear,danglingfromthebalconiesordancingoutsidethewindowsItlookslikeaspectacular“streetfair”ofclothingandbedcovers.

ThisisafamiliarsightinShanghai.Swingingclothingengulfsthenewflats,turningthemintoflag-flappingvessels.Blindingpillarboxesandstreetnameplates,lined-upsheetsovershadow,thegorgeousshopwindows.Insomenarrowareasofthecity,pedestrianshavetoquickentheirpaceinordertoavoiddrippinglaundry.

CLOZE

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atattitudemuchOutpension

steppinggroomingplacewasceased

intoestimateddream

LessonThree

VERBALPRACTICE

Ⅲ.A.1.plain2.Shrewd3.anticipated4.ingrained

5.substituted6.disguising7.reinforce8.uncompromising

B.1.A2.B3.C4.B5.C6.A7.A8.C

C.1.WhatTomneedsatpresentisnotfinancialsupportbutwholesomeadvice.

2.Thetwobrothersresembleeachotherinallrespectsexcept（in）temperament.

3.Myadviceisthatfromnowonyouhavenothingmoretodowithhim.

4.ItisnoexaggerationtosayBobowesallhenowhastoyourfather.

5.TheproposalmightbeturneddownatthemeetingthoughIaminfavorofit.

6.Thewayhelaughedmademyfleshcreep.

7.Thesharp-edgedironyinhisessaysdistinguisheshimfromotherwriters.

8.Roy’sreferencestothemismanagementinhisfactoryrevealedhisignorance.

9.Howisitthatyourarrivalhasanticipatedyourtelegram?

10.Asyourparentsseethematterinadifferentlighttheyprobablywillnotconsenttotheplan.

11.Theincongruitiesbetweenhisincomeandhisexpenditurehavethrowndoubtonhischaracter.

12.Hostilefeelingsareusuallycausednotsomuchbydislikeasbywoundedpride.

13.Ajudgemustbedetachedwhenweighingevidence.

14.TheChineseanticipatedtheEuropeaninventionofgunpowder.

LessonFour

VERBALPRACTICE

Ⅲ.

D.1.yelledat/shoutedat2.poured/swarmed

3.snapoff4.threw

5.crunched/crushed6.thinned

7.slapped/hit8.plungedinto

9.flopped10.brushingoff/slappingoff

F.1.havebeenruined2.willplayfair

3.imminent4.sensible

5.duty-free6.haveoverlooked

7.exasperated8.givein

9.ruinous10.stray

G.1.Asthefootstepscamenear,sherousedherself,pickedabookfromtheshelfandpretendedtobereading.

2.Duringthetwo-hourperformance,theaudiencesatthereentrancedandthunderousapplausebrokeoutwhenthecurtainfell.

3.AtmidnighttheJapanesetouristsstoodinthehalloftheancienttemple,listeningtotheringingofthebellreverberatingthroughthevalley.

4.IfyoutakeastrollalongNanjingRoadaftersupper,you’llseeamyriad（of）dazzlinglightswhichmakeNanjingRoadasbrightasday.

5.Thenextmorningwhenshedrewthecurtainsandopenedthewindow,shefoundthefoghadblottedoutthewholeviewthemountain,thelakeandeverything.

6.Owingtomismanagementandslackbusinessthefirmwentbankrupt.

7.Prostitutionisaplaguewhichshouldbeeliminatedrightaway.

8.Thepleasantconversationwasdrownedbythenoisyfirecrackers.

9.Shefeltenrapturedassheroamedamidstmilesofgreenfoliageinthehills.

10.Thesofasankinundertheconstantweightoftheoccupantafull120kg.

11.Manufacturerswhooverlookthequalityoftheirproductsareboundtofailincompetition.

12.Sinceyoudisapprove（of）theprojectwhydidyouvoteforit?

13.Ashehasbeen’exceedinglybusythesedays,hisoccasionalabsencefromtheregularmeetingisreadilyunderstood.

14.Ifyouseearoachinyourhousetheremustbeatleastfivehundredofthem,fortheroachmultipliesveryfast.

LessonFive

QUESTIONSANDSUGGESTIONS

Ⅲ.DictionandVocabulary

A.Blank-filling

1.dealwith

2.perpetual

3.exclusively

4.hasneveroccurredto

5.isboundto

6.utmost

7.proceeds

8.hasassured

9.takesomecredit

10.havegivenaway

11.areparticularlyconcernedwith

12.rewarded

13.layparticularstress

14.professional

B.Translation

1.MoreandmoreforeignbusinessmenhavecometoseethatinvestmentinChinainvolveslittlerisk.

2.MayIask,ifyouwereinmyposition,howwouldyoudealwiththisformidableenemy?

3.Wheyshegothome,Rosewasstunnedatwhatshesawbeforeher.Someonemusthaveslippedinthroughthebrokenwindow.Thenitoccurredtohertodowhatwasthemostsensiblethingunderthecircumstancestocallthepolice.

4.Thenewinventionsareboundtobringgreatprofitstoourenterprise.

5.TheshadowofterrorismloomslargerandlargerinsomeWesterncountries.

6.