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新标准大学英语综合教程3课后习题答案未删减版doc
Unit1
Activereading
(1)
Catchingcrabs
Languagepoints
1…andweallstartedtogetourheadsdown…(Para1)
Togetone7sheaddownmeanstoconcentrateandfocusonstudying.InotherBritishinformalcontexts,itcanmeantosleep.Notealso,tokeepone"sheaddownmeanstocontinuetodosomethingquietly,especial1ywhenthereistroublehappeningaroundyou.
Unit1Discoveringyourself
2MostimportantofcoursewerethefinalexamsinAprilandMayinthefollowingyear.(Para1)
Thisisaconversationalellipticalsentence.Astandardwayofsayingthisis:
Themostimportantthings,ofcourse,werethefinalexamsinApri1andMayinthefollowingyear.
3Noonewantedthehumiliationoffinishinglastinclass,sothepeergrouppressuretoworkhardwasstrong.(Para1)
Peergrouppressureisthepressuretoconformthatpeople,especiallychildrenandyoungpeople,often
feelfromtheimmediategroupofthosearoundthemwhoareofthesameageorstatus.
4Libraries…werestandingroomonlyuntiltheearlyhoursofthemorning,andguysworethebags
undertheireyesandtheirpale,sleepyfaceswithpride,likemedalsprovingtheirdiligence.(Para1)Theexpressionstandingroomonlymeanstherearenomoreseatsavaitablebecausetheplaceiscrowded.Thisexpressionisoftenusedinpublicperformances,forsportseventsandonpublictransporttomeanthatyouhavetostandbecausetheplaceispackedwithpeople・
Bagsunderthoireyesrefertoloosedarkareasofskinthatyougotwhenyouhavenothadenoughsleep.
Theexpressionguysworethebagsundertheireyeswithpridemeansthatthostudontswereproudthattheirtiredappearaneeshowedhowhardtheyhadbeenstudying,andthebagsundertheireyeswere1ikemedals.
5Itwasn,talwaysthehighflyerswiththetopgradeswhoknewwhattheyweregoingtodo.(Para2)
Ahighflyerreferstosomeonewhohasachievedalotandhastheabilityanddeterminationtocontinuetobesuccessfulintheirstudiesorjob.Inuniversity,ahighflyerisatopstudent・
6Quiteoftenitwasthequieter,lessimpressivestudentswhohadthenextstagesoftheirlifemappedout.(Para2)
Toh&vesomethingmappedoutmeanstohavesomethingthatwillhappenplannedindetail.
7Onehadlandedajobinhisbrother,sadvertisingfirminMadisonAvenue,anotherhadgotascriptunderprovisionalacceptanceinHollywood.(Para2)
Tolandajobmeanstogotajobthatyouwanted.
Provisionalacceptancereferstosnacceptaneewhichisarranged(inprinciple),butisnotyetdefinite.11istemporaryandcouldbechanged.
8Themostambitiousstudentamonguswasgoingtoworkasapartyactivistatalocallevel.(Para2)Apartyactivistissomeonewhotakespartinactivitiesthatareintendedtoachievepoliticalchange,someonewhoisamemberofapoliticalorganization.
9WeallsawhimendingupintheSenateorinCongressoneday.(Para2)
Toendupsomewheremeanstobeinaparticularplaceorstateafterdoingsomethingorbecauseofit.
Here,apartyactivistmightendupinCongress,asaresuItofmakingcareerprogress.
10Butmostpeoplewereeitherlookingtocontinuetheirstudies…andthensettledownwithafamily,amortgageandsomehopeofpromotion.(Para2)
Tolooktocontinuetheirstudiesheremeanstohopeorexpecttocontinuetheirstudies-whethertheycandosowouldprobablydependontheirexamresuItsandgrades.Youcanalsolooktosomeoneforhelp、adviceorsupport.
DiscoveringyourselfUnit1
Amortgageisalegalagrccmentinwhichyouborrowmoneyfromabankorfinancialorganizationinordertobuyahouse.Youpaybackyourmortgagebymakingmonthlypayments,plusinterest.Thus,gettingamortgageformanyyoungpeoplemeansgettingaflatorhouseoftheirown.
11Ibracedmyselfforsomeresistancetotheidea.(Para10)
Abraceisapieceofwoodormetalwhichsupportsanobjectsothatitdoesnotfalldown.SotobraceoneselfmeanstoholdoneselftogetherinreadinessforsomethingdifficuItorunpleasant.
12Youdon'tneedtogointoacareerwhichpayswelljustatthemoment.(Para16)
Togointoacareermeanstostartworkinginaparticularjob,businessorcareer.
13Severaltimesthecrabtriedtodefyhisfellowcaptives,withoutluck.(Para25)
Thecrabtriedtodefytheothersasitresistedothersorrefusedtoobeythemwhenittriedtoescape.Theexpressionwithoutluckmeanswithoutsuccess,beingunabletodowhatyouwant・
Readingandunderstanding
3Choosethebestsummaryofwhathappenedinthecrabcage.
3Thecagewasfullofcrabs.Oneofthemwastryingtoescape,buteachtimeitreachedthetoptheothererabspulleditback.Intheenditgaveuptryingandstartedtoproventothercrabsfromescaping・
4Choosethebestanswertothequestions.
1Whathappenedtothestudentsinthefal1ofthefinalyear?
(a)Theybecamemorerelaxed.
(b)Theybecamemoreserious.
(c)Theyspentmoretimeoutside.
(d)Theystoppedgoingtolessons.
2Whydidsomepeoplehavebagsundertheireyesinthemorning?
(a)They"dbeentoanall-nightparty.
(b)They,dstartedworryingabouttheirfuture.
(c)They5dspentallnightinthelibrary.
(d)Theywantedtoimpresstheirteachers.
3Whichstudentshadalreadyplannedtheirfuture?
(a)Theoneswhohadthebestgrades.
(b)Theoneswhocamefromwealthyfamilies・
(c)Thequieteroneswhodicin'thavethebestgrades.
(d)Theoneswhowantedtogetmarriedandstartafamily.
4Whydidthewritergohome?
(a)liewantedtospeaktohisfather.
(b)Hecouldstudybetterathomethanatcollege・
(c)Hehadtoattendajobinterview.
(d)Ttwasanationslholiday.
Unit1Discovenngyourself
5Whydidhisfathertakehimouttocatchcrabs?
(a)Theyneededtogetsomethingtoeatfordinner•
(b)Hewantedtoshowhimhowtocatchcrabs.
(c)Hewantedtotellhimsomethingaboutlife.
(d)Theybothwantedtoonjoythecoastlineandthesea.
6Whatadvicedidhisfathergivehim?
(a)Gettoknowyourselfbetter.
(b)Watchwhatothersdocarefully.
(c)Alwayslistontoyourfather.
(d)Youcan'talwaysdowhatyouwant.
Dealingwithunfamiliarwords
5Matchthewordsintheboxwiththeirdefinitions.
1achicvinggoodresuIts(productivo)
thefactofbeingpresentstanevent,ortherefusaltoacceptsomethingnew,suchdeterminedtobesuccessful,rich,famousagreementtoaplan,offer,orsuggestionthewrittonwordsofaplay,film,telcvisionprogramme,speechetc(script)verygood,1arge,orshowinggreatski11(impressive)
6CompletetheparagraphwiththecorrectformofthewordsinActivity5.
Tobeasuccessfulfilmscriptwritertakesmorethantrainingalthough
(1)attendanceonascreenwritingcoursewilldefinitelyhelpyoulearntheskills.Youalsoneedtobevery
(2)ambitious-thefilmbusinessisverycompetitive.Youhavetobepreparedtoworkhardandbevery(3)productivobecauseittakosmorethanjustonegoodideatomakoitbig.Nomatterhow(4)impressiveyourideais,therewi11alwaysbe(5)resistancefromproducersbecauseit'stooexpensive.Somakesureyouhaveplentyofotherstoshowthem.Whatareyouwaitingfor?
Getonwithwritingthatbrilliant(6)scriptandplanyour(7)acceptancespeechforwhenyouwinyourfirstOscar!
7Replacetheunderlinedwordswiththecorrectformofthewordsinthebox.
1We5veseenaplacewelikeandwo'reapplyingforaloantobuyahouse,(mortgage)
2Westoodonthetopflooroftheboatandwstchedthecoastdisappearintothehorizon.(deck)
3Ilovetowalkalongthebeachandwatchthewavesbreaking,andthewhitewaterhittingtheshore,(surf)
4Inseasideareasinthenorth-eastofthecountry,lifeishardandfishermenhavetogoagainsttheforcesofnatureeverytimetheygotowork,(coastai;defy)
5Agreementwasfinallyreachedafteralongandheateddiscussion.(lengthy)
8Answerthequestionsaboutthewordsandexpressions.
1Ifyouwatchanimpromptuperformaneeofsomething,hasit(a)beenprepared,or(b)nolbeenprepared?
2Whenyoumapoutyourfuture,doyou(a)planitcarefully,or(b)drawasketchofitonpaper?
DiscoveringyourselfUnit1
3Ifyoubraceyourselfforsomethingunplcasant,doyou(a)trynottothinkaboutit,or(b)prepareyourselfforitmentai1yandphysical1y?
4Doyoumooraboatby(a)turningthesteeringwheel,or(b)tyingittoapostwitharope?
5Isarustypieceofmetalsomethingthat(a)isbrightandshiny,or(b)mighthavebeenleftoutintherain
andiscoveredwithbrownsubstance?
6Ifabowlisbrimmingwithsoup,isit(a)veryfull,or(b)halfempty?
7Ifsomeoneisbeingheldcaptive,arethey(a)freetodoastheyplease,or(b)beingkeptasaprisoner?
8Ifyouhavefiguredoutsomething,haveyou(a)addednumberstogether,or(b)understoodit?
Activereading
(2)
2Workinpairs.Lookatthetitleofthepassageandchoosethebestwaytocompletethesentences.1Thepassagewi11be(c)•
(a)anewspaperarticleaboutlifeexpectancy
(b)asadstoryaboutdeath
(c)adviceabouthowtomakethemostofyourlife
(d)awarningthatmodernlifestylesarebadforhea1th
Unit1Discoveringyourself
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2Thepassageislikelytobe(d)•
(a)serious
(b)funny
(c)depressing
(d)amixtureofal1three
3Thepassageis
(a)youngpeople
likelytosay(b)•
don,tthinkenoughaboutdeath
(b)lifeisshort
(c)peoplearedyingunnecessari]y
(d)peopledon,tenjoylifeenough
Wearealldying
Background
information
ThepassageistakenfromEverythingThatHappenstoMeIsGood,abookofthoughts,expertencesandinsightsfromthelifeofGeoffThompson.Thewriterworkedinmanydifferentjobs,includingnineyearsasa“bouncerninanightclubinLondon(abouncerhasthe