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新概念英语第三册作文参考答案（13---20）

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Mrs.Richardswasdressedupasaghost,andshewasenteringthediningroomwhensheheardaknockonthefrontdoor.Shethoughtitmustbethebaker,soshehidinthestore-roomunderthestairs.Sheheardfootstepsinthehall,andthentheelectricitymansuddenlyopenedthestore-roomdoor.Shesaiditwasonlyher,butthemangotabadfright.Shewalkedtowardshim,whofled,bangingthefrontdoorbehindhim.

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 WhentheyheardthatHawkwoodandhismenwereapproaching,thevillagerswerepanic-stricken.Theprinceofthecitystatecalleduponthefarmerstogetpreparedtodefendtheirfarms.

 Soonaterriblewarbrokeout.Thefarmersfoughtbravely,buttheyweresopoorlyarmedthatalotofthemwerekilled.Hawkwoodandhismengrabbedanythingtheycouldgetholdofanddestroyedtheirfarms.Hawkwoodsentamessagetotheprince,sayingthatheandhismenwouldgoawayiftheprincewouldgivethesumofmoneyhedemanded.Buttheprincerefusedhimflatly.Sothebattlecontinued.Intheend,Hawkwoodinvadedthecity.Manybuildingsweredestroyedandalotofpeoplewerekilled.

  However,theprinceandhispeoplewerenotfrightened.Hecollectedhisscatteredsoldierstogetheranddecidedtofighttotheend.Whenanotherbattlewasfought,theprinceandhispeoplewon.Hawkwoodandhismenweredrivenoff.Afterthat,Hawkwoodneverattackedtheircity-stateagain.WhatwascuriouswasthatHawkwoodbecametheprince’sfriendlater.

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 Georgewasgoingtoasweetshopforchocolatesbuthedroppedhissixpencedownthedrain.Hetookoffhisjacketandputhisarmthroughthedraincover.Hedidn’tfinditbuthecouldnotgethisarmout.Acrowdgatheredroundhimandaladyrubbedhisarmwithbutterandsoap.Shedidnotsucceed,buttwopolicemenfreedhimwithgrease.Thesweetshopownerrewardedtheboywithaboxofchocolates.

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WhenDimitricamehomeMarytoldhimthatherlambwasmissing.Dimitrilearnedthathisneighbor,Aleko,hadsuddenlyacquiredanewlamb,sohewenttohishouseandaccusedhimofstealing. AlekoshowedhisblacklambtoDimitri,andhewasapologetic.DimitristayedatAleko’shouseforhalfanhourbecauseoftherain,buthegotasurprisetofindtheblacklambalmostwhitewhenhewentoutside.Thelambhadbeendyed.

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 ThebridgejoiningBrooklyntoStatenIslandiscalledtheVerrazanoBridge,whichhasaspanof4,260feet.Ithastwotowerswhichsupportfourhugecables.Thetowersarebuiltonunderwaterpiatforms,whichgotoadepthofover100feetunderthesea,andrise700feetabovethesurfaceofthewater.Thebridgeisfromthecables,eachcontaining26,108lengthsofwire.Strongasitis,thebridgeissimpleandelegant.

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Whenheenteredtheartgallery,thewritersawanotice,whichsaid,‘Don’ttouchtheexhibits’,becausesomeofthemweredangerous.Theexhibitionconsistedofmovingsculpture.Thewritersawlongthinwireslinedagainstthewall.Thesphereshadattractedandrepelledeachotherallthetime.Thetallstructuresinthecentrecontainedcoloredlights,whichflickeredliketrafficlights.Theblackboxesemittedsparksandtheredlampswentonandoffangrily.

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  Mrs.Ramsayreceivedananonymousletterthreedaysafterhercatwasmissing.Thekidnapperdemanded￡1,000,butshewouldn’tgotothepoliceforfearthatshewouldneverseethecatagain.Shehadtoputthemoneyinacardboardboxandleaveitoutsideherdoor.Shedrewexactlytheamountanddidasshewasinstructed.Themoneydisappearedthenextmorningandsureenough.Thecatarrivedhomeatseveno’clockthatevening.

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BleriotandLathamarrivedatCalaistwodayslater.Itseemedasiftherewouldbeaexcitingrace,whichwouldbeginonJuly25th,butLathamfailedtogetupearlyenough.BleriottookashorttestflightbeforesettingoffandthisgreatflightacrosstheChannellastedthirty-sevenminutes.WhenheladednearDoverhewasgreetedbyapoliceman.AweeklaterLathamgotwithinhalfamileofDoverbecausehisenginefailed.

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KeytoSummarywriting

Points

1Reports—LondonZoo—pumaspotted—45milessouthofLondon

2Similarinnature

3Womanpickingblackberriessawitfirst

4Pumamovedfromplacetoplace

5Lefttrailofdeaddeer—smallanimals

6Pawprints—pumafurfoundaswell

7'Cat-likenoises'—heardatnight

8Animalseenupatree

9Nowexpertsconvinced—reallywasapuma

Summary

ThereportsreceivedbyLondonZoothatapumahadbeenspottedforty-fivemilessouthofLondonweresimilarinnature.Awomanpickingblackberriessawitfirst,butthepumamovedfromplacetoplace,leavingatrailofdeaddeerandsmallanimals.Pawprintsandpumafurwerefoundaswell.‘Cat-likenoises'wereheardatnightandtheanimalwasseenupatree.Nowexpertswereconvincedthattheanimalreallywasapuma.（79words）

KeytoVocabulary

Apossibleanswer

spotted:

seen;accumulate:

pileup;obligedto:

boundto;claimed:

stated;extraordinarilysimilar:

surprisinglyalike;immediately:

atonce;convinced:

sure.

KeytoComposition

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Mrs.Stonehadspentthewholemorningpickingblackberriesinthecountrysidenearherhome.Itwasnearlylunchtime,soshedecidedtoreturnhomeforlunch.Shewasjustpickingupherbasketwhensheheardanoiseinthebushes.Thenshesawananimalwhichlookedlikeacat.Sheknewitwasnotacatbecauseitwassolarge.Theanimalsuddenlyturnedroundtolookatherandshethoughtitwasgoingtocometowardsherandperhapsattackher.Shedroppedherbasketandscreamedloudly.Hearingthesound,theanimaldisappearedintothebushes,afterwhichMrs.Stonepickedupherbasketandranallthewayhome.Shetoldherneighboursthatshehadseenapumainthecountryside,buttheydidnotbelieveher.Shealsotelephonedthepolicebuttheydidn'tbelievehereither.（148words）

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WhenAlfgotmarried,hedidn'ttellhiswifewhathisrealjobis.Helefthomedressedinagoodlookingsuiteverymorningandhechangedintooverallsbeforereturninghome.Alf'swifedidn'tknowthetruthtotallyforovertwoyearsbecauseAlf'sfellowskepthissecret.NowAlfisworkinginanofficeandheispaidmuchlessthanbefore,buthefeelitisworthy.

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Thejournalistimmediatelysetouttogetthefactsafterreceivinginstructionsfromhiseditor,buthedidnotsendthematonce.Theeditorwasgettingimpatient,sohesentthreefaxesandthreatenedthatthejournalistwouldbefiredifhedidnotreplysoon.Thelastfaxwasnotansweredaswell.Thearticalwasprint