新视野三第一册十五选十及汉译英期末备考.docx

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新视野三第一册十五选十及汉译英期末备考

新视野大学英语第三版读写教程1十五选十

Unit1P12

A）attain

F）fascinating

K）fulfill

B）pursue

G）available

L）qualify

C）raise

H）passion

M）virtually

D）classify

I）acquire

N）fashionable

E）especially

J）sample

O）prosperous

Universitystudentscomefromdifferentpartsofthecountrywithvariouspurposes.However,acloserlookattheirreasonsforstudyingattheuniversitywillenableusto1）themroughlyintothreegroups:

thosewhohavea（n）2）forlearning,thosewhowishto3）abrightfuture,andthosewholearnwithnodefinitepurpose.

Firstly,therearemanystudentswholearnsimplybecausethey4）theirgoaloflearning.SomereadawealthofBritishandAmericannovelsbecausetheyarekeenlyinterestedinliterature.Otherssitinfrontofthecomputerscreen,workingonanewprogram,5）dayandnight,becausetheyfindsomecomputerprograms6）.andtheydreamofbecominga“BillGates”oneday.

Secondly,therearestudentswhoworkhardmainlyforabetterandmore7）future.Itseemsthatthemajorityofstudentsfallintothisgroup.Afteradmissiontotheuniversity,theyreadbooksafterbooksto8）knowledgefromalloftheresourceswhichare9）tothem,andfinally,tosucceedinthefuturejobmarket.

Thirdly,therearestillsomestudentswholearnwithoutacleargoal.Theytakecourses,finishhomework,enjoylifeoncampus,butdon’twantto10）anythingneworchallenging.Theyhavenoideawhattheywillbedoingaftercollege.Andtheymayendupwithnothingintheirlives.

Unit2P41

A）emotional

F）romantic

K）ridiculous

B）overwhelmed

G）embarrassment

L）appreciate

C）curious

H）awkwardness

M）cultivate

D）reverse

I）parental

N）Therefore

E）reduce

J）beloved

O）Otherwise

Parentsandteenagershavedifferentorevenoppositethingstoworryabout.Forexample,whileamothermighthaveahardtimeunderstandingwhyherteenagers'roomisalwaysa（n）1）ofdirtystuff,theteenagersaremoreworriedabouttheirnextexamsandmaythinkitis2）fortheirmothertoinsistonkeepingacleanroom.Itisthereforeimportantforyouto3）thedifferencesandlearntocommunicatewithyourteenagersproperly.4）,yourteenagersmaysaynothingandshutyououtoftheirpersonallives.Theirrefusaltotalkwithyoumayevencreate5）stressinyourlife.

Learningeffectivewaystocommunicatecan6）thesituationofadifficultrelationship,7）thestressofyourlife,andleadtoafriendlyrelationshipwithyourteenagers.First,youshouldlearntodiscussseriousproblemsindailyconversations.So,importanttopics,suchasdrivingavehicleandbuildinga（n）8）relationship,couldbedealtwiththroughdailyconversations.

Second,learntobeanactivelistener.Manyparentsareso9）withtheirworkthattheycouldhardlytakesometimefortheir10）children.Spendyourtimelisteningcarefullytowhatyourchildrenliketotalkabout,andmakesureyourchildrenfeeltheyarebeingtakenseriously.Thiswillincreasethechancesofgoodcommunication.

Unit3P70

A）require

F）undergraduate

K）accountable

B）acquire

G）transmits

L）preferred

C）indispensable

H）access

M）creativity

D）referred

I）seeks

N）post

E）connectivity 

J）complex

O）transform

Therehavebeenincreaseddemandsforhighereducationtoprovidestudentswithbettercoursesandmoreopportunities.Todealwiththis1）issue,collegesandUniversitiesare3turningtotheInternetforquick2）toitsricheducationalresources.

NowtheInternethasbeenacceptedasthe3）Technologytomanymethodsincollegesanduniversities.Manyteachersnowroutinely4）theirteachingmaterialsonline.Agrowingnumberofschoolsofferatleastsome5）overtheInternet.

TherearetwodifferentmodelsofmakinguseoftheInternetforhighereducation.Thefirstmodel6）toimproveexistingcoursesbyusingtheInternet.Thismodelprovideshigh-speedInternet7）toallstudents,faculty,andstaff.WhilethismodelusestheInternet,itdoesn’t8）manychanges,anditkeepsmostexistinginstitutionalstructuresunchanged.

Adifferent,morerevolutionarymodelregardstheInternetas9）toanimportantchangeinhighereducation,foritisbelievedthattheInternetcan10）teacher-centeredinstructionintostudent-centeredlearning.This,asaresult,willbringaboutbasicchangetoouruniversityeducation.

Unit4P101

A）involve

F）remarkable

K）focusing

B）showered

G）intense

L）applying

C）pushed

H）commitment

M）tragedy

D）employing

I）require

N）tender

E）advocate

J）hailed

O）fulfillment

InJanuary2011,DanielHernandezsavedcongresswomanGabrielleGiffords’lifeinamassshootinginTucson.Hekeptheraliveby1）pressuretoherwoundsandspeaking2）wordsofsympathyuntilmedicalpeoplearrived.Hewas3）asaherobythepublic.Althoughhisdevotiontopublicserviceis4）,inhisbookTheyCallMeaHero:

AMemoirofMyYouth,Hernandezinsiststhatheisnotahero.

Hernandezsaidthatheinitiallyresistedtheideaofwritingabookabouthisexperienceonthatdayofenormous5）.”Ihadbeen6）byafewpublishersaftertheincident,”hesaid.”Ithoughtheroesshouldbepeoplewhomakealifetime7）tohelpingothers.”

However,Hernandez,nowaschoolboardmember,badcometorealizethathewouldbeinterestedinwritingabook8）onhispublicservice.”Asayoungofficial,I’vefacedsomebigchallenges,andIwantyoungpeopletoknowthattheyneedtofacechallengesand9）themselvesintheircommunities.”Whenaskedifhehadanyplanwithasecondbook,Hernandezsaidhismajorpurposeatpresentwastocontinuetoservehiscommunityandpursuehispassionasa（n）10）foreducation.”ButI’mnotgoingtosayno,”hesaid.

Unit5P129

A）remarkable

F）developed

K）amateur

B）independent

G）coined

L）insurance

C）individual

H）present

M）contests

D）endurance

I）inherent

N）established

E）contracts

J）separate

O）despite

Forseveralcenturies,crickethasbeenaverypopularsportinEngland.Ithasbeenenjoyedbybothprofessionaland1）players.Thissuper-populargameisabat-andballgameplayedbetweentwoteamsof11players.Itcanprovideyouwithhealthbenefitslikebuilding2）,balance,andphysicalfitness.Butforateamsport,cricketalsoplaces3）playersunderunusualpressurebecauseeveryteamplayeris4）ofeachother.

Cricketmighthavestartedinearly16th-centuryEngland.Writtenrecords5）evidenceofagameknownascreagbeingplayedbyPrinceEdwardatNewenden,Kentin1301;anditispossible,6）nohardevidence,thatthiswasaformofcrickethad7）intoanationalsportofEngland.ThegrowthoftheBritishEmpireledtocricketbeingplayedabroadandbythemid-19thcenturythefirstinternational8）wereheld.Crickethashada（n）9）impactonpopularcultureinEngland.IthashadaninfluenceonthevocabularyoftheEnglishlanguage,withsuchphrasesasthat’snotcricket10）todescribeunfairbehavioringeneral.

Unit6P156

A）withdraw

F）reliable

K）committing

B）decline

G）opportunity

L）contrasting

C）interfering

H）schedules

M）consistent

D）burning

I）decrease

N）flexible

E）compromising

J）generate

O）circumstances

Nowadayscollegeeducationcostisrisingsharply.Moreandmorecollegestudentshavetoworkinorderto1）incometosupportthemselves.Buthowcanyoupreventworkingfrom2）withyourstudy?

Firstly,planyourclassandwork3）asfaraheadaspossible.Arrangeyourclassesinawaysothatyouhaveoneortwodaysforwork.

Secondly,usetimewellinsteadof4）themidnightoil.Studyinglateuntilmidnightmaymakeyoutiredandtakea（n）5）tollonyourhealth.Usethose10minuteswaitingforthebustoreadafewmorepages.Ifyourjobhasalotofdowntime,usethe6）todoschoolassignments.Nevertrytocutcornersbycopyingassignmentsfromotherstudents.

Thirdly,setagoalforyouracademicperformance.You’llprobablyhaveto7）yourworkhours,oreven,ifpossibleandnecessary,8）fromtheworkforcetobesuccessfulinstudy.Afterall,itisnotagoodideatorisk9）yourstudentcareerwithpart-timejobs.

Fourthly,informallyourprofessors,teachingassistantsandemployersaboutyoursituationsothattheycanbe10）aswell.Winningtheirsupportisthebestwaytokeepthemonyourside.

Unit7P186

A）confront

F）campaign

K）released

B）protect

G）available

L）admitted

C）expelled

H）satisfactory

M）career

D）accepted

I）prevent

N）extensive

E）pressure

J）browse

O）affirmative

Plagiarizing,copyingapeer'stestanswers,andbuyingessaysonlineareallwaysinwhichcollegestudentscheat.Accordingtoasurvey,nearly80%ofthestudentsinterviewed1）cheatingatsomepointduringtheireducational2）.Theconsequencesaresevere（严重的）,rangingfromafailinggradetobeing3）fromcollege.

Butwhydostudentscheat?

Incollege,the4）todowellisveryhigh.Studentsknowthatwithout5）grades,theirpotentialforsuccessatschoolwouldbelimited,sotheysometimescopytheirpeers'answersintheexam.Besides,withtoday'stechnology,thereismoreinformation6）onlinethaneverbefore.Studentsdon'thaveto7）theInternetlongtofindessaysforsale.

Thesearejustsomeofthereasonswhycollegestudentsmightcheat.Althoughcollegesdoeverythingto8）cheating,itstillgoeson.Andcheatingbecomesmore9）insomeschools.Butstudentsshouldthinkabouttheconsequencestheywill10）.Theyshouldstopandthinkabouthowhappyandproudtheywillbewhentheyearnagoodgradeinanhonestway.

Unit8P216

A）focusing

F）assured

K）transformed

B）steered

G）relief

L）spread

C）tra