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新编大学英语第二版第五册练习答案

新编大学英语第二版第五册第一单元练习答案

1.UnderstandingEmotions

StepOne

TheKing

TheKing'Daughter

TheYoungMan

anger

V

anguish

V

despair

V

V

fear

V

happiness

V

V

jealousy

V

love

V

V

V

pleasure

V

trust

V

StepTwo（略）

2.UnderstandingSpecificInformation

1）C2）A3）D4）D5）C6）A7）C8）B9）A10）D11）C12）C

3.PredictingtheOutcomeoftheStory（略）

Vocabulary

1.1）semi-circle（half）2）semi-detached（partly,notcompletely）

3）semi-finals（nextto）

4）semi-annual（happening,appearing,etc.twiceinastatedperiod）

5）semi-retired（partly,notcompletely）6）semi-automatic（partly,notcompletely）

7）semi-professional（partly,notcompletely）8）semi-conscious（partly,notcompletely）

9）Semi-tropical（nextto）10）semi-literate（partly,notcompletely）

1）

A.convict

B.accused

C.charged

D.

convicted

2）

A.hopeful

B.willful

C.willful

D.

wishful

3）

A.tradition

B.habit

C.custom/traditionD.

custom

4）

A.appreciation

B.affection

C.appreciation

D.

admiration

5）

A.glanee

B.glimpse

C.glare

D.glanee

6）

A.reward

B.awarded

C.rewarded

D.

prizes

2.

3.1）onandoff（fromtimetotime）/nowadthen（sometimesbutnotveryoften）

2）nowandthen（sometimesbutnotveryoften）

3）hereandthere（indifferentplaces）

4）upsanddowns（goodandbadperiodsfollowingoneanotherinturn）

5）farandnear（everywhere）6）nowadthen（sometimesbutnotveryoften）

7）upanddown（movingupwardsanddownwards）

8）dayandnight（allthetime）9）dayandnight（allthetime）

10）onandoff（fromtimetotime）

PartThreeFurtherDevelopment

1.EnrichingYourWordPower

1）B2）B3）A4）B5）B6）A7）A8）B9）A10）C

2.CanYouSolveThis?

Answer:

ThemurdererisMrs.VanPelt.

Reasons:

1）Mrs.VanPeltsmoked;

2）Mrs.VanPeltwaswearingblue;

3）AnotefoundinMrs.VanPelt'purse（SheKnewaboutherhusband'affairwitha

ladycalledElizabeth）;

4）At11:

10,fiveminutesafterthemurder,Mrs.VanPeltcameintothekitchenandheatedmilk.

5）Mrs.VanPelt'namewasJane（Herhusbandwasinlovewithsomeoneelseand

wantedtodivorceher）.

新编大学英语第二版第五册第二单元练习答案

Post-Reading

1.UnderstandingtheOrganizationoftheText

1）Introduction:

（Para.1）

Ahomelessmanexpressesthankstoamanholdingthedoorforhim

Setting:

alocalrestaurant

Characters:

shoppers,familiesandstudents

Situation:

thecomingandleavingofahomelessman

2）MainBody（Para.2-11）

There'salackofgoodmannersintoday'sworld.

Supportingevidenee:

AAttherestaurant,noonethankedthepeopleprovidingtheservice:

（Para.2）

BWomenhardlyshowtheirgratefuInesstopeoplefortheirhelpwhiledriving;（Para.4）

CFewermenholdopendoorsforthosebehindthem;（Para.4）

DVeryoftenparentsdonotapologizeforwhattheirchildrendo;（Para.7）

EChildrenarenotschooledinsocialgraces:

（Para.8）

FRudeIanguageissocommonplacethatitisacceptedbehavior.（Para.10）

3）Conclusion（Para.12-13）

Theimportaneeofmanners:

Inacrowdedworld,beingpolitetoeachotherhelpseaseourdailystress.

2.UnderstandingSpecificInformation

1）B2）B3）C4）A5）C6）C7）B8）B

3.ExpressingYourOwnIdeas

1）Attheendofthearticle,theauthorraisesthequestion,“Arewereallysopressuredth

wecannotstoptoobservesimplecourtesy?

Whatdoyouthinkheranswerwouldbe?

Doyouagreewithher?

Howdoyouexplainthelackofcourtesy?

SAMPLE:

Theauthor'sanswermustbe“No”.Iagreewithherentirely.Ithinkthelackofgoodmannersis

duetothefollowingreasons:

—Peoplehaven'trealizedtheimportaneeofgoodmanners;

—Thereisagenerallackofgoodmannersinthesociety;

—Childrenarenottaughttoobservecourtesyathomeandatschool.

2）Theauthorsaysthat"Inacrowdedworld,mannersareofvitalimportanee.”Doyouagre

so,why?

SAMPLE:

Iagreewithwhattheauthorsaysinthearticle.Withtheincreaseofpopulation,theworldseems

smaller.Thisinevitablycausesmoreinconveniences,troubles,etc.Ifpeopledonotobservecourtesyintheireverydaylife,therewillbequarrels,conflictsandevenfights.Thewholesocietywillbeinchaos.SoIthinkthatmannersarereallyofvitalimportanceintheworldtoday.

Vocabulary

1.home-style（l.1）:

likewhatismadeathome

shopper（l.2）:

someonewhobuysthingsinshops

homeless（l.4）:

withoutahome

diner（l.12）:

someonewhoiseatingdinnerinarestaurant

discomfort（l.13）:

thestateofbeinguneasy/uncomfortable

takeout（l.14）:

dissatisfaction,disapproval

disapproving（l.21）:

showingthatyouthinksomeoneorsomethingisbadorundesirable

inconsiderate（l.63）:

notcaringaboutthefeelings,needsorcomfortofotherpeo