新编英语教程3 Unit110练习册110课答案及书本第一部分连词题.docx

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新编英语教程3Unit110练习册110课答案及书本第一部分连词题

Unit1

1.Fumesmokeorvapour;offensiveorsuffocatinggas

2.sandyofthecolourofsand;palereddish-yellow

3.somehowforsomereasonorother

4.staledryandunappetizing

5.dingydirty-looking;notfreshorcheerful

6.proceedgoahead

7.bloodshotfullofblood;redbecausethesmallbloodvesselsareswollenorbroken

8.dismayedmadeafraidordiscouragedattheprospectoftrouble

Unit2

1.ragebeveryangry

2.avegetableplotasmallpieceoflandforgrowingvegetables

3.croakingroughandharsh

4.murmurspeakinalowbutnotclearvoice

5.winddownlower（thecarwindow）byturningthehandle

6.gestureofdespairmovementoftheheadorhandtoshowhelplessness

7.brutalcruel

8.quarantinetheperiodofseparationfromotherssothatthediseasecannotspread

Unit3

1.globeworld

2.circlemovearound

3.indirectlynotstraighttothepoint;inaroundaboutway

4.idletalktalkingaboutunimportantthings

5.coincidenceacombinationofeventshappeninginsuchawaythatitseemsplannedor

arranged

6.hastilyinahurry

7.demandaskforcefully

8.roarspeakinaloud,deepvoice

Unit4

1.willthelegalstatementconcerningthedisposalofone’spropertyafterdeath

2.signatureperson’snamewrittenbyhimself

3.literaryofliterature

4.suppositionaguess

5.playwrightdramatist,apersonwhowritesplays

6.vaguenotclearlyknown

7.confirmprovethetruthofsomething

8.versepoetry

Unit6

1.outlayaspendingofmoney

2.refillanewfilling

3.theoreticallyintheory

4.uraniumheavywhitemetalwhichisradioactive,asourceofatomicenergy

5.bonnetmetallidonthefrontofacar

6.submarineashipthatcanstayunderwater

7.radiationtheprocessinwhichenergyintheformofraysissentoutfrom

atoms

8.syntheticnotnaturallyproduced;artificial

Unit7

1.poseaspretendtobe

2.pestanannoyingthing

3.suspenseandanxietystateofbeinganxiousanduncertainaboutsomethingunknown

4.fidgetingmovingaboutrestlessly

5.assuremakesomebodybelieve,feelsure

6.apacequickly

7.inquisitivechatterboxapersonwhoiscuriousaboutotherpeopleandtalkative

8.obstinacyandwillfulnessstubbornnessandpig-headedness

9.escapismthatwhichmakesonestayawayfromunpleasantreality

10.justifygiveagoodreasonfor

Uint8

Shelter-------------------------f.protection;abuildingofferingprotection

dust-jacket----------------------h.aloosepapercoverputroungthehardcoverofabookforprotection

becomeengrossedin----------d.haveone’sattentioncompletelytakenupby

Content--------------------------e.satisfaction

Browse--------------------------a.readhereandthereinbooksespeciallyforenjiyment

Variety--------------------------b.collectionofdifferentkindsofthings

apartfrom----------------------g.besades

Tempt----------------------------c.attract

Unit9

Fledgling------------------------j.youngandinexperienced

Spectacular---------------------e.veryimpressive

Adroit--------------------------g.quickandskilful

Coma----------------------------i.unconsciousnessduetoinjury

Flurry---------------------------a.suddenexcitement

Recuperate---------------------b.getbackone’sstrength

massivehemorrhage----------c.losingalotofblood

Fragile--------------------------f.easilyinjuredorbroken

Concussion--------------------d.（an）injurytothebrain

Permanent---------------------h.lastingforalongtimeorforever

Unit10

Cudgel-------------------------c.short,thickstick

Buck---------------------------g.lowerone’sheadorbodysoastoavoidbeinghit

Placatory----------------------f.submissive,undisturbed

Negligently-------------------h.carelessly

Wry----------------------------b.twisted

Bawling-----------------------a.loud,roughshouting

Pandemouium----------------d.（sceneof）wilaandnoisydisorder

Gramophone------------------e.record-player

Unit1P12

1.ItisanexcellentphotographofMrs.Johnson.George,herson,hasdecidedtomakeseveralenlargement.

2.Therewasatemporaryshortageoffreshwateronthatsmallisland.

3.Thismuslinisbeautiful!

Butit’ssoflimsy.Isitwashable?

4.Thehelicoptercametorescuethesurvivoroftheplanecrashassoonasthelocalauthoritiesreceivedtheradiomessage.

5.HaveyouseentheadvertisementwhichsaysthatateachingpostisvacantinaschoolinthesuburbsofLondon?

6.Aproverbsaysthatalittleknowledgeisadangerousthing.

7.Hewastallandmuscular.Obviouslyhehasaperfectconstitution.

8.Attheendoftheinterviewtheyoungmanovercamehisnervousnessandaskedabouthissalary.

9.Theheadmasteropenedthedoorandlookedattheintervieweewithanairofdisapproval.

10.Hiseffortsforanearlyarrivalprovedtobeafailurebecausehehadtomakesuchanawkwardjourney.

Unit2P28

1.Be（be）ateacher,hewantstobecompetentenoughinthesubjectsheisteaching.

2.Whilecrossing（cross）thestreet,youmustkeepyoureyesopen.

3.Havingbeendamaged（damage）duringthewar,theairporthasneverbeenusedagain.

4.Notknowing（notknow）hisaddress,Icouldn’tpossiblypayhimavisit.

5.Havingsettled（settle）downinanewcountry,Imaysoonforgetmyoldhabits.

6.Walking（walk）throughthefields,onecantakealookatthewildflowers.

7.Wedidn’tthinkhewasveryold,judging（judge）bythewayhewalks.

8.Shewaswheeledtothehospital,followed（follow）byherchildren.

9.Thechildrenwenttothepark,amileawayfromtheschool,singingandtalking（singandtalk

10.Iamsorrytohavekeptyouwaiting（wait）fortwohours.

11.Canyouhearthechildrenshouting（shout）inthenextroom?

12.Hewhispered“Watchout”atthesametimetrying（try）tomakeaslittlenoiseaspossible.

13.Thelittlegirlsatinacornerindeepsilence,letting（let）herdolldangleatherside.

14.Finding（Find）theroomunlocked,weimmediatelywentin.

Unit8P122A

1.Wehaven’tseenhimformorethantenyearsandIfindhimachanged（change）person,Hehasbecomeapromising（promise）youngman.

2.Inthecoming（come）week,morequalified（qualify）teacherswillbesenthere.

3.Therelivedanunusuallydetermined（determine）farmerinthenearbyvillage.

4.Inordertoimproveourspoken（speak）English,theleading（lead）comradesinourdepartmenthavemadeasurprising（surprise）decision.

5.Takingacamelridewasafrightening（frighten）experienceforme

6.Teachingisamoredemanding（demand）jobthanworkingasatouristguide.

7.Thechild,verypleased（please）,cleanedhersoiled（soil）handsandwenttobedwithherlovelytoy.

8.Yourunwillingnesstocooperatewiththedoctorhasmadethecaseevenmorecomplicated

9.Theinterested（interest）spectatorssatwatchingtheexciting（excite）footballmatchforanhourinspiteoftheirsoaked（soak）clothes.

10.Afteratiring（tire）daytawork,thetired（tire）womansatintheparkenjoyingthebeautifulsunsetwithapleasantsmileonherface.

B

1.Thedoctorinsistedongiving（give）thepatientanimmediateoperation

2.Fascinated（fascinate）,wewatchedthesunrising（rise）abovethehorizon.

3.Ifyoupracticesinging（sing）often,youwillknowhowtodo（do）itwithoutmaking（make）suchanexhibitionofyourself.

4.Peterhatedkeeping（keep）tohisbed.Hemissedplaying（play）withhisfriendsandneverfailedtobe（be）atthewindowtosee（see）themclimbing（climb）theapple-tree.

5.Wouldyoumindopening（open）thewindow?

6.Ipersuadedhimtaking（take）careofthechildwhileIwentshopping（shop）,butIreallycouldnotdependonhisdoing（do）anythingIaskedhimtodo（do）.

7.Ioughttohaveremembered（remember）totell（tell）mysecretarytoposttheletterformethismorningbutIwasbusypreparing（prepare）aspeechandIforgottodo（do）so.

8.“Wouldyouliketowatch（watch）televisionnow?

”

“Iwouldprefertoread（read）anewspaper.

Asarule,Ipreferreading（read）towatch（watch）TV.”

9.“YesterdayIfoundoneofthepagesinthebookIboughtmissing（miss）.Couldyouchangeitforme?

”

“I’msorrytotell（tell）youthatallthecopiesofthisbookhavebeensoldout.”

10.Referencebooksarenotallowedtobetaken（take）outoftheteachers’readingroom.

11.“Theswimming（swim）poolneedstocleaning（clean）.”

“Youneedn’ttellme,Ihaven’ttimetodo（do）it.”

12.“Itisnouseourwaiting（wait）forhimanylonger.Hedoesn’tknowthewaysohewon’tcome.”

“Butthefilmisworthseeing（see）.”

“He’llregretmissing（miss）thechance.”

“I’msurehe’llshowupatanyminute.Heknowshowtofind（find）hisway.Heusedtobe（be）atouristguideinthiscitywhenhewasyoung.”

Unit9P138A

1.Boxinghasbeenacontroversialtopicofconversationforalongtime,itssupporterssaythatitisman’sinstincttowishtoshowthathisstrengthisgreaterthanthatofhisopponent.（STRONG）

2.Theymaintainthatthisinstinctmakesboxingasportthatisfineandmanly.（MAN）

3.Theyalsosaythatitisverygoodforyoungboystolearnhowtodefendthemselvesincaseofnecessity.（NECESSARY）

4.Thosewhowishtoseetheabolitionofboxingsayjusttheopposite.（ABOLISH）

5.Theydeclarethatitisbrutalandsavage.（BRUTE）

6.Professionalfightersareparticularlycriticized,butevenmoresothepromotersofboxingmatcheswho,itissaid,makeuntoldwealthoutofthesufferingsoftheboxer.（WEALTHY）

7.Butitmustberealizedthatboxerstoocanmakealotofmoney,andagoodfightercanlookforwardtoacomfortableretirementifheissensible.（RETIRE）

8.Anditisundeniablethatafamousboxercanattractfarmorespectatorsthateventhemostfamouspopsingerorfilmstar.（DE