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大学英语精读第三册课后练习答案KeytoExercisesUnit1

Unit1

Study&Practice

II.ComprehensionoftheText

1.1）d2）c3）d4）b5）c6）d7）a8）b

III.VocabularyActivities

1.

1）accent

2）turn...against

3）acoupleof

4）takeshistime

5）fate

6）confirmed

7）witness

8）subsequent

9）standsachance

10）trial

2.

1）belief

2）brilliant

3）employment

4）hassavedup

5）stoodachance

6）wereawarded

7）Presumably

8）conducted

9）casual

10）around（whichstudentlife）revolves

3.

1）Joewrotetosaythathehadtoputoffhisvisitbecauseofhisillness.

2）Despitethenoise,theywentonworkingasifnothingwerehappening.

3）Trafficwasheldupforseveralhoursbytheaccident.

4）Called（up）ontospeakatthemeeting,Icouldn'tverywellrefuse.

5）Mrs.Stevensonlookedinthecupboardandfoundtherewasnotasinglelumpofsugarleft.

6）ItwastherumorthatturnedJoeagainsthistwinbrother.

7）WewonderedhowSarawasgettingoninhernewjob.

8）AlthoughAnneagreedwithmeonmostpoints,therewasoneonwhichshewasunwillingtogivein.

9）Visitorscouldphotographalmostanythingherewithouthavingtoaskforpermission.

10）Whetherwemakeanexcm'sionorstayhomewilldependontomorrow'sweather,

IV.EnrichingYourWordPower

1.

l）un+a.--a.

uncertain,unafraid,unacceptable,unfamiliar,unequal

2）un+p.p.--a.

unanswered,unattached,unexpected,unknown,undecided

3）un+ad.--ad.

unhappily,unskilfully,unconsciously,unnecessarily,uncomfortably

4）un+v.--v.

unsay,undress,untie,unlock,unload

2.

l）reliable

2）changeable

3）enjoyable

4）exhaustible

5）permissible

6）regrettable

7）breakable

8）imaginable

9）workable

10）applicable

3.

1）countercharge

2）counterattack

3）counterpart

4）counteract

5）countermeasures

6）Counterculturists

V.Usage

1.Lizsangperfectlyinthetownhallyesterdayafternoon.

2.Isawyourbrotherandhisgirlfriendwalkingarminarmintheparktheotherday.

3.Itbegantoblowquitehardbeforemidnight.

4.Theymovedthepianointoanotherroomupstairslastevening.

5.Cometomyofficeatteno'clock.

6.Iwasstilllivingaloneathomeatthetime.

7.Believeitornot,IranintoyourcousininashopinNewYorkthreeweeksago.

8.Theoldcoupleweresittingquitehappilyinthegardenatthistimeyesterday.

VI.Structure

1.

1）Itturnedoutthathismethodsdidn'tworkatall.

2）Itturnedoutthatthenecklacewasnotmadeofdiamond,butofglass.

3）Itturnedoutthatthe"lost"moneyhadbeeninthesafeallthetime!

4）Itturnedoutthattheexperimentwasmuchmomdifficultthantheyhadsupposed.

5）Ithasturnedoutthatyournephewisthemostsuitablepersonforthejob.

6）Tohissurprise,itturnedoutthatthefashionableyoungladyhespoketowasapickpocket.

2.

1）itwasindeedamiraclethathehaddonesomuchinsoshortatime.

2）theyoungpeoplehavedoneagoodjob.

3）Xminusfourissix.

4）hecanfinishtheworkinacoupleofweeks.

5）thegoalcancertainlybeattained.

6）Paulmightmakeit.

VI.Cloze

1.

（1）Fate

（2）trial

（3）guilty

（4）coupleof

（5）conducted

（6）wandering

（7）casual

（8）confirm

（9）temporary

（10）brilliant

（11）standachance

（12）employment

（13）turnagainst

2.

（1）into

（2）at

（3）Before

（4）cur

（5）station

（6）confirmed

（7）injured

（8）drank

（9）jail/prison

（10）charged

（11）court

（12）dismissed

（13）but

（14）fine

（15）where

（16）killing

（17）from

（18）up

（19）fine

（20）free

（21）not

（22）who

（23）drunken/drunk

（24）or

（25）received

（26）such

（27）why

（28）injured

I.Translation

1.ThespokesmanmadeitclearthatthePresidentwouldnotcancelthetripunderanycircumstances.

2.Jackdidn'tknowanythingaboutanyofthebooksonthebookshelf,sohischoicewasquitearbitrary.

3.Thesubsequenteventsconfirmedmysuspicionsonceagain.

4.Ithinkweshouldencouragehighschoolstudentstofindtemporaryjobs/employmentduringtheirsummerholidays.

5.ToOursurprise,thegovernorwhohadoftenbeenpraisedforhishonestyturnedouttobeacorruptofficial.

6.Afewworkerswerepromoted,butmeanwhilehundredsofworkersweredismissed.

7.Giventhechance,Johnmighthavebecomeanoutstandingpainter.

8.Severalhourslater,theboywasfoundwanderingaroundinthewoods.

Readingactivity

ExerciseB

1.a2.a3.d4.c5.c6.b7.b8.c9.c10.a

GuidedWriting

l.Therightorderis3,1,7,2,4,8,11,13,5,9,6,12,10.

AFrenchmanhadarrivedatasmallItaliantownandwasstayingwithhiswifeatthebesthotelthere.Onenighthewentoutforawalkalone.SuddenlyhesawayoungItalianhurryingpasthim.ThemanwasnearlyoutofsightwhentheFrenchmanfoundthathiswatchwasgone.HethoughtitwastheItalianwhohadtakenhiswatch.Hedecidedtofollowhim.SoontheFrenchmancaughtupwiththeItalian.Neitherofthemunderstoodtheother'slanguage.TheFrenchmanthreatenedtheItalianwithhisfistandpointedtohiswatch-pocket.IntheendthepuzzledItalianwasforcedtogiveuphiswatchtotheFrenchman.WhenhereturnedtothehoteltheFrenchmantoldhiswifewhathadhappened..Hewasgreatlysurprisedwhenhiswifepointedtothewatchonthetable.NowherealizedthatbymistakehehadrobbedtheItalianofhiswatch.

2.AFunnyMistake

At8:

15oneSundaymorning,apoliceofficersawamanclimbingdownadrainpipefromanopenbedroomwindow.Assoonasthemanreachedtheground,theofficercaughthimbythearm.Inanswertotheofficer'squestions,themansaidthathisnamewasCharlieCraneandhewasalorrydriverfromNottingham.Heexplainedthatthedaybeforehehadhadabreakdownandhadspentthenightinthehousewheretheofficersawhim;Thatmorningthelandladyhadgivenhimbreakfastandhehadgoneonhisway.Laterhefoundthathehadleft￡80underhispillow.Hereturnedandrangthebell,butnooneansweredit.Spottingthebedroomwindowstillopen,heclimbedupthedrainpipe.Ashewasagainleaving,theofficersawhim.Justastheofficerwasfiguringoutwhetherornotitwasonlyafunnymistake,awomanshoutedfromthekitchenwiadow,"Mt.Crane,whateverareyoudoinghere?

Ithoughtyou'dgoneawayanhourago.'