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教材习题答案
Learning to learn 6
. Professor Salovey means that when doing job interviews
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1—2 interviewers often focus on your IQ level or how clever you are.
3 But in real working situation yourbossfocusesmoreonyourEQ
Tip contractions should not cannot ꎬ ꎬ
1: ꎻ i.e. people skills .Professor Salovey means EQ matters more than
Tip there is there are Students face many issues at the “ ”
2: ꎻ ꎻ IQ in real working situation.
university.
.The writer presents his or her argument by commenting on what
Tip really very a lot so 2
3: ꎻ ꎻ ꎻ others say. For example in paragraph the writer says that
very hard Many students think university is difficult. ꎬ 3ꎬ
: Professor Salovey may be correct and then gives examples of
really Bill is controversial. “ ”
: 399 people failing because of low EQ.
Tip the passive the active The first one is stronger because it is
4: ꎻ ꎻ The writer presents hisor her argument by examples for example
in the active voice. ꎬ ꎬ
lines .
Tip strong verbs b b 32—40
5: ꎻ ꎻ The writer presents his or her argument by stating researchers
UNIT 7 CAREERS
statements for example lines .
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The writer presents his or her argument by raising questions for
Topic talk ꎬ
example lines .
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2 .Intelligence Quotient .determines .predicting .employed
manager the marketing department of a big company companies 1 2 3 4
ꎬ ꎬ .lower .association .adjusting .Altogether .react
develop under the market economy communication reliable 5 6 7 8 9
ꎬ ꎬ .sure
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4 .invented employed promoted
the sales consultant in the international sales department 1 ꎬ ꎬ
ꎻ .Supported measured
bachelors degree at the University of Cambridge and masters 2 ꎬ
.Compared involved showed Note disabled is an adjective
degree at the University of London 3 ꎬ ꎬ ( :“ ” )
ꎻ
lovesMathsandisfascinatedbynumbers excellentcommunication 9
ꎬ .Scared of the lightning Jane refused to go outside.
skills reliable. 1 ꎬ
ꎬ .Arrested by the police the man felt hopeless.
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Lesson 1 EQ: IQ .Sent to a local zoo the two lions are reported to have settled
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略 down well.
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.Taken in time the medicine will be quite effective.
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Intelligence Quotient Emotional Quotient
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IQ is what determines how well they are going to do in life Lesson 2 Career skills
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EQ success is not simply the result of a high IQ
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IQ tells how intelligent you are
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EQ tells how well you use your intelligence
Students own answers.
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it isIQthatgetsyouemployedbutitisEQthatgetsyoupromoted
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.four or five different jobs over many years
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.SmartstudentsmightgetlowgradesbecausetheyhavealowEQ. .find work in the future
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.People with lowEQshaveproblemsgettingonwithotherpeople .Learningasecondlanguage helpgreatlyineffectivecommunication
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and dealing with difficult situations. .Developing critical thinking skills consider and evaluate
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.People with high EQs are open to new ideas and have a positive .Being creative to do more creative work coming up with new
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attitude towards life and they are less likely to be troubled by ideas and thinking about how to improve existing processes
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internal problems. and activities
. People skills refer to understanding and communication. 略
4“ ” 4
.The people in Professor Mayers study changed by being more
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willing to help people with difficulties and by showing a better .Kristy visited Mr McDougall in order to ask for advice on
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understanding of the disabled students feelings.They also became choosing a university course.
more positive about life and more willing to try new things. .No Mr McDougall does not know what job Kristy will do in the
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.EQ is important because being successful in life requires being future because he cannot predict job trends of the future.
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able to get on well with others and being able to understand and .Mr McDougall predicts there will be many new types of jobs in
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react to situations in the best possible way. areas such as information technology bio ̄technology and green
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.Mr McDougall says teenagers need to learn new skills a new assumptions in order to make the readers reflect and realise that
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language and how to be creative. what common people think at present will no longer be true in the
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future and that they have no other choices but to walk out of their
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.information .bio ̄technology .the ability to learn new skills comfort zone and be their boss.
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.four or five different jobs over many years
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.technology developments .languages .a second language .follow .join .win .earn .build .develop
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.critical thinking .creativity .followed in his fathers footsteps .build a career .develop
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new essential skills .win the lottery .earns a decent salary
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.AI is changing the job market and will do jobs people do now. .joined the same profession
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.People need to have different skills.
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.People will be able to work from anywhere in the future. You might be lucky.These strategies might bring you a nice
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.We need to be flexible and be good communicators. comfortable life...
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If you think you can work eight hours a day and build a career
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Agreeing think again.
.a good point .Exactly .couldnt agree with you more If youthinkyoucantbereplacedbysoftwareoryourjobcantbe
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.agree with you there outsourced to some robots on the moon you are wrong.
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Disagreeing
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.Im not sure if .Not necessarily .have no intention of .not anymore .unlikely to be
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Lesson 3 Meet the new boss: you 9
.no longer .not anymore .unlikely to be .hardly .has
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1 no intention of
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How jobs and occupations will change How to adapt to the new 10
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job trends Writing workshop
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Jobs in the past You would do the work your parents did. .She wants to become a journalist.
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Wrong . She participates in a volunteer programme.
Reasons You should 2—
assumptions She has workedwithmanykindsofpeopleonmanyprojectsfor
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Technology stay up to date local events.
will change. with technology She has always been good at writing and has read many novels.
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You can work 3
It will not becomeanexpert .e .d .b .c .a
eight hours a 1 2 3 4 5
bring career or a specialist 略
Jobs in day and build a 4—7
success. insomething
the future career. Viewing workshop
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You cant be be prepared for 1
replaced by developments 2
.Jobs that use our minds.
software and and changes 1
ꎬ Jobsdisappear. .Genuinely original and useful thoughts.
yourjobcantbe before you are 2
.He thinks that technological progress has greatly increased the
outsourced to thrown out of 3
demand for human labour.
robots. a career
.People will move into personal services with genuinely original
How to succeed in a st century career develop new essential 4
21 : thoughts and communication.
skills.
3
5 .Were either going to have to own the computer and the robots
.The authorstatedclearlyattheend Ifyouwanttosucceedinthe 1
1 : and so profit from them.
st century career you will have to develop new essential skills.
21 ꎬ .China and America to mention factory jobs and France to
Lifetime security from one employer is no longer certain or even 2 ꎬ ꎬ ꎬ
mention history.
likely.The truth is that you are the bossof your career and it isup
ꎬ .Employing a human is the only way that you can get the brain
to you to decide what you can do and howwell you can do it.This 3
power that processes need.
means that you are responsible for your future.
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.Students own answers. 4
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.The writer uses this way to emphasise what is wrong and invite Reading club 1
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readers to paymoreattentiononwhatheorshesaysaboutthereal
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trend about the future.The writer discusses some of the wrong .Be curious andwillingtolearnnewthings knowledgeandskills.
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教材习题答案
.Look confident smile and look people in the eye.
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略 . The main characters are Sue Johnsy Mr Pneumonia
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personified the doctor and Mr Behrman.
Reading club 2 ( )ꎬ ꎬ
.The story took place in November in Greenwich Village New
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1 York City.
.Nurses on night shift lorry drivers bakers.
1 ꎬ ꎬ .Mr Behrman dies of pneumonia because he painted an ivy leaf
.He is an astro ̄photographer.He enjoys his job. 3
2 for Johnsy in the rain.
.Tony repairs railway tracks.He works at night because trains
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cant stop during the day. 3
In November Johnsy got sick with pneumonia.The doctor said she
.John is a night security guard.He is going to start a distance ꎬ
4 might not get better.
learning course and become a teacher.
Johnsycountedtheleavesontheivyvineandthoughtthatshemust
.Indira worksatacallcenter.Shecantleaveherjobbecausewell ̄
5 die when the last ivy leaf falls.
paid jobs arent easy to find.
Behrman and Sue looked out the window and found one leaf left.
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2—3 The next morning Johnsy asked to look out the window and saw
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Check your progress the leaf was still there.
The following day Johnsy saw the leaf was still there.The doctor
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.got ahead .predicting .gets you employed .adjust said she would live and get better.Mr Behrman was sick with
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.internal .to deal with .hence .association .deserve pneumonia.
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.lower The next day Mr Behrman died.The janitor found Mr Behrman in
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bed with pain the day before.
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.trends .routine .critical thinking .Logical thinking .to
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persuade .Comprehension skills .reliable .financial skills .Johnsy started to count the ivy leaves when Sue began a pen
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drawing in Johnsys room.
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.prospect .occupation .essential .to remain relevant .Mr Behrman cried with disbelief and thought that Johnsysbelief
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.Earning a decent salary .innovators .specialists .to be was foolish.
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qualified .multiple times .pace .Mr Behrman realised that Johnsy would become better and that
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he would paint his masterpiece before they all died.
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.Given .are faced .Compared .are set .are expected .She saw that the last leaf remained brave and realised that she
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.Required .Thrown .prepare .Designed .provided was wrong to want to die.
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.The janitor foundMrBerhmaninbedwearingwetclothesandin
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terrible pain.
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Possible answers .Mr Berhman got pneumonia because he was outside in the cold
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What should I expect when I apply for a job at your company rain painting the leaf on the wall.
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How does your company process job applications .Students own answers.
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UNIT 8 LITERATURE
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Topic talk .O.Henry described pneumonia as if it were a character.He
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略 personified the sickness by saying it placed its finger on Johnsy.
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.He described it in this way in order to make pneumonia scary.
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science fiction detective stories novels and poetry .Students own answers.
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exciting stimulating love the mysteries in them try to solve the
ꎬ ꎬ ꎬ 7
riddles myself say claim ask reply cry tell
ꎻ : ꎬ ꎬ ꎬ ꎬ
plot setting see look watch stare notice
ꎬ : ꎬ ꎬ ꎬ
略 die go go sailing down go away slip away
3 : ꎬ ꎬ ꎬ
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.He wants to find books. .It was painted true to life that Johnsy didnt even find it was a
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.He is looking for books of Chinese poetry in English. picture.It is the best art he ever painted because it kept Johnsy
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.He needs to fill in and submit a registration form for a library hopeful and alive.
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card.Then scan his library card and also scan the number on the .The story is trying to express how people love and take care of
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book. each other.It also invites readers to think about attitudes towards
.She prefers real books that she can hold in her hands. life.
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略 .It is surprising because the reader expects Johnsy to either die or
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recover but the reader does not think that Mr Berhman would be
Lesson 1 The last leaf ꎬ
affected by Johnsys sickness.
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.c .b .a
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poem on the beauty of nature the reader is presented a vivid
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Only in simple tenses hear find notice remain picture oflivelydaffodils.Thepoetusesthedescriptionofdaffodils
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In both simple and continuous tenses lie have watch stare to show his philosophical thoughts.
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count fall sail drop open visit wonder encourage 略
ꎬ ꎬ ꎬ ꎬ ꎬ ꎬ ꎬ 12
10 Lesson 3 20,000 leagues under the sea
a c
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.I love the painting you bought yesterday. 2
1 The professor fell from the boat into the ocean.He was saved by
.We noticed the changes in the experiment.
3 Conseil but then after some time he sank into the ocean and hit a
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12—13 submarine.The door to the submarine opened and he was taken
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Lesson 2 Poetry inside.
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the professor
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rhyming inverted word order often in stanzas Conseil the professors assistant
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imaginative language Ned the Canadian a sailor with the professor
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the men inside the submarine are unnamed and not considered as
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though year mistake sleep main characters
ꎻ ꎻ ꎻ
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.He wanted to watch the snow falling in the woods.
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.The horse was unsure why they had stopped without a barn fell from the boat
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nearby. drawn up to the surface of the sea Conseils arm
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.The writer couldnt stay because he needed to keep going on his he felt terribly tired and he sank into the ocean
3 ꎻ
journey and he had many more miles left to travel. he hit a hard object in the water
ꎻ
to the top of the object a human construction
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ꎬ ꎻ
The writer repeats the last line to show how sad the speaker feels.
passed appeared came from inside the boat
ꎬ ꎬ ꎻ
He cannot stop and must continue on his long journey.
appeared uttered an odd cry disappeared immediately
ꎬ ꎬ ꎻ
eight men appeared and drew them into the machine
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crowd trees line dance gay brought eye daffodils
ꎬ ꎬ ꎬ ꎬ ꎬ ꎬ ꎬ
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8 .When hefellintothesea theprofessorcouldntbreathe andhis
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.Before the poet saw the daffodils he felt lonely.Afterwards he
1 ꎬ ꎬ mouth filled with water. Later he became terribly tired and cold.
felt companionship from the flowers.The poets mood in the poem
.The creature is probably a submarine because it is made of steel
is happy and positive. 2
and it has people inside. The professor found out that it was
.The experience providedhimamemorythathelpedhimwhenhe
2 smooth polished produced a sound of metal and made of
was alone or in a blue mood. “ ꎬ ”ꎬ“ ” “
metal plates .
.The poet depicts the beauty of the daffodils by describing how ”
3 .The professor and Conseil probably belong to different social
they look and move. 3
classes. Conseil might be the servant of the professor because of
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9 the following reasons he never called the professor his title or
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10 his name but calledhimmaster. hetalkedtotheprofessorina
Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening ꎬ (2)
verypoliteandhumbleway e.g. Ifmasterwouldbesogoodasto
personification He gives his harness bells a shake ꎬ “
——— hold onto my shoulder . he tried hisbest to serve the professor
alliteration The woods are lovely dark and deep ” (3)
——— ꎬ even with his life.
repetition And miles to go before I sleep
——— .Conseil seems to be a kind and loyal person because Conseil
The Daffodils 4
swears he will drown before he leaves the professor.
alliteration Beside the lake beneath the trees
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simile I wondered lonely as a cloud 7
——— .violently .grabbed .sinking .desperation .responded
personification Fluttering and dancing in the breeze 1 2 3 4 5
——— .unconscious .drown .evidently .solid .construction
exaggeration Continuous as the stars that shine 6 7 8 9 10
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Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening Writing workshop
The poet describes the whole scene of the woods on a snowy 略
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evening vividly.He used the scene as background to show what he
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thinks and how his thought changes after he sees the scene. .It happened inside the submarine.
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The Daffodils .The narrator met two seamen of the submarine.
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The writer is cheerful with recalling the beautiful sights.In the .They would die.
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教材习题答案
.It uses the same characters as the original story and it tells what
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happens next. .nevertheless .grab .violent .civilisation .desperate
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略 .weapon .preservation .Daybreak .construction
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.personification .simile .simile .metaphor
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1 .exaggeration
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The Emperors New Suit 4
UNIT 9 HUMAN BIOLOGY
Characters the Emperor weavers the minister an official
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a child Topic talk
Setting a land far away and a long time ago
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Problem The emperor cares more about himself than his people.
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Solution Weavers make him look foolish.
jumping high running very fast
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The Princess and the Frog
makingdecisions memorisingfacts reasoninganddoingsomany
ꎬ ꎬ
Characters a princess the King a frog
other things create and innovate as well
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ꎻ ꎻ
Setting a castle
medical researchers find cures for diseases
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Problem The princess cares too much about the way things look.
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Solution The princess lets a frog into her bedroom.
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The Beggar and the Miser .T .F .T .F .T
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Characters a beggar an old man 略
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Setting a wealthy village
: Lesson 1 To clone or not to clone?
Problem The beggar wants help from the miser.
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Solution The beggar helps the miser. 1—3
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3 .Cloning is the process of making an exact copy of a plant or
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4 animal and developing it naturally or artificially.
TheEmperorsNewSuit Thinkforyourself. Dontbepressuredor
: .An example of natural cloning is taking a cutting from a plant
scared into going along with the things that you know arent right. 2
and putting it in soil and another is identical twins.
The Princess and the Frog Once we make a promise we need to ꎬ
: ꎬ .The first cloned mammal was Dolly the sheep. She developed
keep it. 3 ꎬ
an illness and died when she was six and a half years old.
The Beggar and the Miser The miser is rich but poor in moral
: .Scientists have been able to clone animals of other species.
sense. Wefeedourstomach meanwhile weneedtofeedoursoul. 4
ꎬ ꎬ .In the first two long ̄tailed monkeys were cloned. Cloning
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Reading club 1
a primate is more difficult than cloning other animals.
.Dr. SunQiangsteamworkedformorethanfiveyearsinorderto
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.Romanticism was a literary and artistic movement from the late get animals with edited genes and produce animal models.
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th to mid ̄ th century in Europe that focused on expressing
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emotions and describing nature. Potential benefits cures for diseases prevent aging save research
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.Romantic emotions were expressed in poems stories art and time reduce the number of animals being tested on producing
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music. more accurate results better treatments
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Moral concerns clones should be treated as objects or individuals
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Bothauthorswereinfluencedbynatureandtheworldaroundthem. clones are inferior some organisations may abuse the technology
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Reading club 2 6
Einsteins quote means thatscienceitselfcannotbejudgedasgood
1 or bad becauseitcanonlyfunctionwhenitisusedbyhumans.He
Claudius poisons the winetomakesureHamlettobekilledsothat ꎬ
also indicates that humans need to be careful with the information
he will become the king.
they learn through science and to remember to use science for
Gertrude Hamlets mother dies from drinking the wine.
ꎬ ꎬ good.
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She would havethrownouttheswordandpouredoutthewine.She 7
might have sent Hamlet away so he would not be near Claudius. 8
.Researchers insist on exploring cloning to continue making
The outcome would have been very different primarily with 1
ꎬ progress in curing diseases and developing treatments.
Hamlet and Gertrude staying alive and Claudius being killed.
.The wirter feels that cloning can be a helpful tool in medical
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Check your progress research but that it can also become dangerous. Evidence of this is
in the writers use of Einsteins quote.
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.three ̄story .icy .blanket .blankly .aside .staring
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.backwards .fetch .slip .curtains paragraph For years paragraph In January
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paragraph none paragraph however paragraph So far .You could .One thing you can do .It might also be a good
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idea to .I advise you to
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.twins .artificially .species .barriers .edited 略
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.potential .identical .accurate .cures .crucial
6 7 8 9 10 Lesson 3 Epidemics explained
.moral .abused
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Present perfect 2
:4 bird flu the Spanish Flu The Black Death SARS the
Present perfect continuous ꎬ 1918 ꎬ ꎬ ꎬ
:1ꎬ2 Ebola Virus Disease EVD
Past perfect ( )
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Past perfect continuous 3
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Name Period Places Death toll
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.had cloned .have been conducting .has attracted .has more than a
1 2 3 4 Bird Flu since
also raised .have been discussing 1997 × hundred lives
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13—14 Epidemics
Lesson 2 Brain power in the half
CE Rome
Roman 500—550 the population
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.billion .organ .atom .nerve .cell Empire
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2 The Black Asia
.F .T .F .F .T .T s
1 2 3 4 5 6 Death 1330 and Europe ×
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.The brain consists of grey and white matter. The 1918— million
1 end of World 50
.The brain contains over one hundred billion cells. Spanish Flu × people
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.The brain uses % of the bodys energy. Ⅰ
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China
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just over a kilo Canada
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% SARS Vietnam
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over one hundred billion cells and
nerve cells electrical impulses electrical impulses Singapore
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responsible for different functions are related to body and more than
ꎬ ꎬ EVD West Africa
feelings thinking first language a foreign language that you 2013—2016 deaths
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learn when you are older
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5 when epidemics started examples of epidemics baseline number
.grey and white .just over a kilo . % .one hundred ꎬ ꎬ
1 2 3 20 4 of deaths of epidemics definition when it ended
billion cells .atoms in the universe .different functions ꎬ ꎬ
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.foreign 5
7 .The main features of an epidemic it is an infectious disease
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6 it spreads rapidly to a large number of people within a short
(2)
What problem do they have What can they do period of time a certain number of deaths have occurred from
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Anna Memory isnt as good challenge their brain with the disease. The common cold is not an epidemic because while it
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as it used to be so do brain learning new things they are affectsmanypeople itdoesnotcausedeaths.SARSaffectedmany
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exercises really work not good at people and caused many deaths so it is considered an epidemic.
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.Countries willneedtoworktogethertodothisbecauseteamwork
John Exams is coming up 2
: ꎬ cut down on junk food among nations across the globe can save lives. This is a good
so he wonders if there are ꎬ
increase the intake of example of building a community with shared future for mankind.
certain foods that are good
Omega ̄ fats .The title means that the passage will explain questions about
for the brain. 3 3
epidemics. The author wantsto convey the information that we are
Bella Is there any particular
: do exercise that is good for alwaysonourwaytofindanexplanationtoepidemicssoastofind
kind of exercise that can
the heart such as walking cure. It also implies that epidemics occurred naturally and
improve the health of her ꎬ
and running inevitably. We can only explain it and cannot prevent it or stop it
brain ꎬ
? completely now.
.Thisisapopularsciencearticle.Itismorelikelytobewrittenfor
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Asking for Advice people who is interested in this topic or who has a lot of questions
.Should I .Whats your advice .do you suggest .What or misunderstanding of epidemics.
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should I do
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Giving Advice .Epidemics canbecausedbyavirusbeingcarriedintoanarea or
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教材习题答案
changes in the way people live.
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.Diseases can only be officially classified as epidemics when a
2 Tina Thomas Main issues Sam Bowden
baseline number of people have died from the disease.
Getting rid of
.The Spanish Flu spread worldwide because soldiers and other
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people were moving and travelling around the world after World Animal testing saves
War . livesandhelpspeople Yes but without
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.Since the end of the SARS epidemic scientists have been doing suffering from hurtinganimals.
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experiments on treatments to prevent further outbreaks. diseases.
. Countries need to work together to conduct thorough and
5 But what about
systematic research because teamwork among nations across the There are problems
ꎬ humans the effects on
globe can save lives. e.g.long ̄term effects.
animals
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7 There are strict Not enough
go at over through away Britain
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get at into over through up away
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come at into over up with up away Numbers have gone
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.come at .go under .go over .get over .gone away down very few larger Still used.
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.gone up .go through .come up with used now.
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Parts Corresponding paragraphs Key information
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Definition .The target peoples identities were unknown. The police and
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Some epidemics researchers had to search for DNA from relatives of the people to
2 3—6 were connected confirm their identities.
. The DNA detectives have helped identify criminals or
Epidemics in the 2
relationships between people.
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Cooperation
Check your progress
needed to fight
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against epidemics 1
.identical twins .forever .In comparison .barrier
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Parts Corresponding paragraphs Main focuses .organ .contains nerve .electrical impulses .atoms
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.related to .are responsible for .located
definition 5 6 7
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successful examples 3
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praises and concerns .infectious .variations .opposed to .widespread
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3 4—6 about cloning .estimate .posed .lung .globe .trials
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Key words cloning making an exact copy plant or animal 1 2 3 4 5 6
: ꎬ ꎬ ꎬ .discovered .spread .appeared .have not developed
Natural cloning going on for generations 7 8 9 10
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Summary Cloning means to make an exact copy of a plant or
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animal and natural cloning has been going on for generations.
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.two thousand years ago .medical discoveries . . million
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.dogs .cats .monkeys .banned .ban .householdproducts
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