現(xiàn)代大學(xué)英語精讀2第二版課后答案(2)-資料下載頁

　　

【正文】 e.7） To demonstrate our unhappiness over the recent dispute, we put off our Foreign Minister’s visit indefinitely.8） It’s getting dark. The next town is still two hours drive away. We might as well camp in the forest, pitch a tent, build a fire, and have a good sleep before we continue our journey tomorrow.9） I am really shocked to hear people say they do not consider cheating at exams shameful. Isn’t that the most shameful thing that we should be incapable of feeling ashamed?Grammar1. Learn to use “the way” with relative clauses.1. Point out the function of the noun phrase in the following sentences. 1) adverbial modifier (狀語)2) predicative (表語) 3) object of the verb like (賓語)4) object of in (介詞賓語)5) subject (主語)2. Combine each pair of the sentences using, “the way + relative clause” as shown in the example.1) Bill’s friends were impressed by the way he faced his incurable disease.2) The way the stranger looked at me made me unfortable.3) The way the man used a screwdriver showed that he couldn’t be a carpenter.4) Watch your teacher’s lips carefully and say the word the way she does.5) I agree with what he said, but I can’t tolerate the way he said it.6) People are anxiously watching the way things will work out in their country.7) The way the dispute between labor and management was settled surprised the public. 8) The way the policeman discussed the case with the criminals’ parents convinced them that they should cooperate.9) From the way he walked, I could tell that something was wrong with his leg.Or. The way he walked showed that something was wrong with his leg.10) The way they talked to her made her suspect that they were keeping something from her.2. Rewrite the sentences using the “with + noun + preposition phrase / participle / adjective” construction.1) Professor Liu walked into the classroom with a few books under his arm.2) The old man was dozing off in an armchair with a magazine on his lap.3) Under the bridge, the police found a man lying dead, with a knife in his chest.4) He walked out of his boss’s office with his head held high.5) When a guest arrived, the hostess greeted him/her politely, with a smile on her face.6) In September, the school came to life again, with children playing and running on the playground.7) With the Moon Festival only a month away, shops are promoting their moon cakes.8) With their children gown up and gone, the old couple sometimes feel lonely.9) With all the packing finished, the family could now sit down and have some tea.10) With a big bag on her shoulder, the old woman moved slowly in the snow.3. Fill in each blank with ONE suitable word.(1) used (2) friendly (3) both (4) sorry (5) remind (6) mean (7) depends (8) shocked (9) phone (10) arm4. Translate the sentences using “the way + relative clause” or “with + noun + plement” phrase.1) That was the way people lived their lives in my day. 2) Mrs. Jones loved her students the way she loves her own children. 3) The farmer’s wife doesn’t like the way some young people treat their parents.4) With Big Yao on the team, I’m sure they’ll beat their rivals. 5) The man was sitting in his armchair, with his face buried in his hands.6) With the TV on, he found it hard to concentrate on his homework. 7) The way people helped him during his journey when he had no money convinced the writer that people can still depend on strangers.8) With the price of cabbages soaring, they decided to increase imports from other countries 9) The way these young people organized campus activities showed their leadership qualities 10) He stood with his arms stretched out as a customs officer searched him with a portable scanner.5. Identify and correct the mistakes. Note there is no mistake in two of the sentences.1) Neither his parents nor his teacher believes that the boy lied.2) I don’t think the husband in the story is racist. / In my opinion, the husband in the story isn’t a racist. 3) Everybody was shocked by the terrible news. (There’s no mistake.)4) The couple discussed interracial marriage while doing the dishes.5) The wife said there was nothing wrong with whites marrying blacks. (There’s no mistake.)6) Few young people bother to know when and where their grandparents were born.7) When she received our present, she sent a thankyou note immediately. 8) He walked out of the chairman’s office, with a smile on his face.9) The boy doesn’t know what wheat looks like before it bees bread.10) When the movie was over, the old woman remained in her seat with tears running down her face.Unit 3Preview2. Read the text for the better prehension and answer the questions.1) Here it means in the countryside.2) It is difficult to tell the difference between the root crops you buy from stores and those you grow yourself in your garden. Note: (1) root crops: What are grown so that the roots can be used for food, such as carrots.(2) tell apart: Recognize the difference between two people or things that are very similar.(3) when store bought: when they are bought in stores3) having a particular effect or influence 在起作用 It refers to the backbreaking labor human beings pretend to do in a game. (Does he not refer to pretence as backbreaking? Maybe as when a very sick person pretends to be well to save someone worry?)4) It means that he thought about it very calmly and carefully before he made this decision never to plant it again. He was exaggerating of course.5） waft through: float through the air in a gentle way, said of smell or noise6） It means “seriously intend to do what you say you will do.7） The worms were slowing ing out of the melting soil and they were delicious food for the birds of course. (And he was thinking it was delicious too, because it meant the end of winter and he could begin to garden.) 8） a piece of land for a particular purpose “Conflict”