英语泛读教程2答案（精编版）

1、亲爱的朋友， 很高兴能在此相遇！欢迎您阅读文档英语泛读教程 2 答案， 这篇文档是由我们精心收集整理的新文档。相信您通过阅读这篇文档，一定会有所收获。 假若亲能将此文档收藏或者转发，将是我们莫大的荣幸，更是我们继续前行的动力。英语泛读教程2 答案篇一：泛读教程 2 答案英语泛读教程第二册答案keystoreadingcourse2unit1reading sectiona wordpretest1.b2.a3.b4.a5.b6.c7.b8.creadingcomprehension 1.b2.a3.b4.b5.c6.cvocabularybuilding wordsearch1.assignm

2、ent2.irony3.reverse4.accomplish5.assemble 6.squeeze7.sensual8.fragment9.narcotic10.adolescenceuseofenglish9bobagreedtotakeontheleadershipoftheexpedition.theworldwastakeninbyhisfantasticstoryofhavinggottot hepolealone.hetookuphisstoryafterapauseforquestionsandrefreshments.thattakesmebacktothetimeicli

3、mbedtothetopofmountfuji. themembersofthepartytookitinturnstosteertheboat.theytookitforgrantedthatsomeonewouldpickuptheirsignalsandcometotheiraid.stems proclaim:toannounceofficiallyandpublicly;todeclare percentage:aproportionorshareinrelationtoawhole;apartconfirm:tosupportorestablishthecertaintyorval

4、idityof;toverifyaffirm:todeclarepositivelyorfirmly;tomaintaintobetruecentigram:ametricunitofmassequaltoonehundredthofagramexclaim:toexpressorutter(something)suddenlyorvehementlysynonyms 1.adaptability2.purpose3.strained4.hold5.defeat clozeimportantsecondfrancestudentbilingualmonolingualseriousmeansu

5、sedifficult sectionb 1.f2.t3.t4.c5.a6.b7.b8.b9.b10.t11.t12.f13.f14.t15.tsectionc 1.f2.t3.t4.f5.t6.f7.f8.f9.f10.funit2music sectiona wordpretest 1.b2.c3.b4.c5.b6.breadingcomprehension 1.t2.f3.t4.t5.t6.t7.t8.fvocabularybuilding wordsearch1.folk2.capacity3.sensuous4.qualified5.abuse6.stuff7.mood8.clari

6、ty9.strive semanticvariations 1.b2.b3.b4.b5.a6.bstemscompose:tomakeuptheconstituentpartsof;toconstituteo rformcontract:toreduceinsizebydrawingtogether,toshrink disposeof:togetridof,tothrowout impose:toobtrudeorforce(oneself,forexample)onanotherorotherssubtract:tomakeaway,todeduct deposit:toput(money

7、)inabankorfinancialaccount synonyms patibility4.clearness5.associationcloze musicformsouthdance interestinstrumentsvoiceroots sectionb 1.f2.t3.f4.f5.f6.t7t8.f9f10.f11.f12.t13.t14.f15tsectionc 1.d2.a3.d4.d5.d6.d7.d8.aunit3generation sectiona wordpretest1.c2.c3.b4.c5.b6.c7.c8.areadingcomprehension 1.d

8、2.c3.c4.a5.b6.c7.a8.bvocabularybuilding wordsearch 1.lull2.associate3.client4.utterly5.certificate 6.rags7.jerk8.foreman9.demanding10.sentimental semanticvariations1.c2.c3.b4.a5.b6.cstems transmit:tosendfromoneperson,thing,orplacetoanother;toconveydeduce:toreach(aconclusion)byreasoning eject:tothrow

9、outforcefully;toexpel compel:toforce,drive,orconstrain project:tothrustoutwardorforward conduct:toleadorguideantonyms 1.hopeless2.disobedient3.weighty4.agree5.clearcloze activegirlsskirtsmoveraised forceshowflyhesitatedplanesectionsb 1.b2.c3.c4.b5.c6.c7.c8. c9.a10.c11.c12.c13.a14.c15.csectionc 1.f2.

10、t3.t4.t5.f6.f7.t8.f9.t10.treadingcourse2unit4 sectiona wordpretest1.d2.a3.a4.b5.a6.c7.a8.b9.d10.creadingcomprehension 1.b2.b3.b4.b5.c6.a7.bvocabularybuilding wordsearch1.slanting2.equator3.amplifier4.vapor5.desert 6.latitude7.atlitude8.monsoon9.drain10.precaution semanticvariations1.a2.b3.c4.a5.c6.a

11、stems division:oneoftheparts,sectionsorgroupsintowhichsomethingisdividedevident:easilyseeorunderstood;obvious individual:asinglehumanbeingconsideredapartfromasocietyorcommunitysustain:tosupportfrombelow;tokeepfromfal lingorsinking;topropvisible:possibletosee;perceptibletotheeyeobtain:tosucceedingain

12、ingpossessionofastheresultofp lanningorendeavor;toacquire synonyms1.mixture2.eternal3.impact4.humidity5.remotecloze radioincorrectpredictmisunderstanding unexplainedhappenuprightsectionb 1.b2.c3.a4.f5.t6.f7.f8.f9.t10.c11.c12.b13.t14.f15.tsectionc 1.t2.t3.f4.t5.f6.t7.f8.t9.t10.tunit5work sectiona wor

13、dpretest1c2a3b4c5b6a7c8creadingcomprehension 1-8caaccbvocabularybuildingwordsearch 1intangible2.crave3ego4attributable5stall6toolup7atstake8.cram9.forfeit10.corny useofenglishbythetimeiopenedthecanitscontentshadgoneoff.i llgooverhowitworksbeforeyoutryityourself.iwastolditwouldberepairedfreeofcharge,

14、butthemaninth eshophasgonebackonhispromise.thebookwassopopularthattherewerentenoughcopiestog oround.hisshophasgoneoutofbusinessaftermakingheavylosses.thetradehasgonefrombadtoworseandstaffarebeinglaidoff.stems1-6badaacsynonyms1-5gracefulspontaneouslyopposeusualclient clozestaffmaximizeobjectivesparti

15、cipatepotential skillseasierappointedspecificcommitment sectionb1-5acbft6-10facdb11-15cbtftsectionc1-5ftftf6-10tftftunit6theafrican-americans sectionawordpretest1.c2.a3.c4.a5.b6.a7.c8.creadingcomprehension 1.f2t3t4f5t6f7t8tvocabularybuilding wordsearch1.destined2.relief3.segregation4.boycott5.sit-in

16、6.legacy7.chronicle8.assault9.plight10.vigilancesem anticvariations1c2a3c4a5b6cstems 1.evolution:thetheorythatgroupsoforganismschangewithpassageoftime,mainlyasaresultofnaturalselection,sothat descendantsdiffermorphologicallyandphysiologicallyfromt heirancestors2.ascend:togoormoveupward3.devolve:topa

17、ssonordelegatetoanother 4.migrate:tochangelocationperiodically,especiallybymovingseasonallyfromoneregiontoanother 5.export:tosendortransport(acommodity,forexample)abroad,especiallyfortradeorsale6.condescend:todescendtothelevelofoneconsideredinfe rior;toloweroneselfantonyms1.observe2.admit3.dismiss4.

18、eulogize5.advance clozenominatedraisedimmigratedearnedroseassignmentpositionarmyautobiographyspeakersectionb301t2t3f4c5b6d7d8d9t10f11f12f13t14tsectionc 1a2d3d4c5c6b7d8ckeystoreadingcourse2 unit7greekstoriessectiona wordpretest1.c2.b3.d4.d5.a6.b7.b8.a9.c10.creadingcomprehension 1.b2.c3.c4.c5.c6.d7.c8

19、.d篇二：英语泛读教程2 答案unit9firstaid sectiona wordpretest1.b.2.a.3.c4.b.5.b.6.b.7.b.8.a.9.c.10.breadingcomprehension 1.b.2.c.3.d.4.b/d/a/c.5.c.6.c.7.a.8.c/a/b/dvocabularybuildingwordsearch 1.ambulance2.urgent3.emergency4.massage5.yell6.vein7.artery8.fracture9.blister10.tetanus useofenglish 1.thegovernmentha

20、scomeinforalotofcriticism.2.itshardtocometotermswiththegovernmentsdefensepolicy.3.afterretiringin1980hehasdecidedtomakeacomebacktot hepoliticalscene.4.thesituationhascometotheboilnowthatthegovernmenth astofaceavoteofconfidence.5.thetaxcutsannouncedinthebudgetdonotcomeintoeffect untilnextyear.6.themi

21、nerscameoutonstrikeagainstthegovernmentsprivatizationplans. stems1.solo:acompositionorpassageforanindividualvoiceori nstrument,withorwithoutaccompaniment2.series:anumberofobjectsoreventsarrangedorcomingon eaftertheotherinsuccession3.isolate:tosetapartorcutofffromothers4.desert:towithdrawfrom,especia

22、llyinspiteofaresponsibilityorduty;toforsake 5.peninsula:apieceoflandthatprojectsintoabodyofwaterandisconnectedwiththemainlandbyanisthmus 6.exert:toputtouseoreffect;toputforth 7.insulate:topreventthepassageofheat,electricityorsoundintooroutofsomewhere,especiallybysurroundingwithano n-conductingmateri

23、als8.insert:toputorsetinto,betweenoramong synonyms 9.give2.stop3.antiseptic4.block5.penetrate clozepedestriansadultsdecliningavoidsignalscaseimpairedf atalitiessectionb1.c2.b3.b4.d5.a6.c7.b8.a9.t10.f11.f12.f13.t14.tsectionc 1.f2.t3.f4.t5.f6.f7.f8.f9.f10.tkeystoreadingcourse2unit10marriagesectiona wo

24、rdpretest1.c2.c3.c4.c5.a6.a7.a8.creadingcomprehension 1.a2.b3.c4.c5.b6.c7.a8.avocabularybuilding wordmatchquotationasentenceorpassagetakenfromabookartificial notnaturalanguishverygreatpainorsuffering,esp.ofthemind anniversaryadaywhichisanexactyearornumberofyearsaftersomethinghashappened superstition

25、abeliefbasedonassociationofideasinsteadofreasonorfactbouquetabunchofflowers heedtogiveattentionto escorttoaccompanyconfettismallpiecesofcoloredpaperthrownonweddingsco ncealtohideconsentagreementasunderapart vowasolemnpromiseordeclarationofintention ritesformsofbehaviorwithafixedpatternforareligiousp

26、urposesermontotalkusuallybasedonasentencefromthebibleandg ivenaspartofachurchserviceuseofenglish 10.willyoupleasekeepmecompanyforawhile11. icouldntkeepastraightfacewhenhetoldmeofhisplan.12. thestaffaregoingtobekeptinthedarkaboutthefirmsplansforthefuture.13.illkeepanopenminduntilwevediscussedit.14.il

27、lkeepawayfromheruntilshesfeelingmoreoptimistic.15. trytokeepyourheadevenifyoudontknowwhatsgoingtohappen.stems16.briefly:forashorttime;inasfewwordsaspossible 17.astronaut:apersontrainedtopilot,navigate,orotherwiseparticipateintheflightofaensespacecraft 18.abridge:toreducethelengthof(awrittentext);toc

28、ond19.fuse:toblendthoroughlybyorasifbymeltingtogether 20.astronomy:thescientificstudyofmatterinouterspace,especiallythepositions,dimensions,distribution,motion, composition,energyandevolutionofcelestialbodesandphenom ena21.confusing:unclearordifficulttounderstand22.abbreviate:toreduce(awordorphrase)

29、toashorterform intendedtorepresentthefullformsynonyms 1.naughty2.divine3.break4.give5.seize clozewrongdislikemidnightstandardhomelifeconvincedmeantimecapital篇三：英语泛读教程2 参考答案 (1-10)英语泛读教程（第2 册）参考答案comprehensionpoints ..2.everyyearatthesametimethestarswereinthesameplaceint hesky.

30、theyaretheplanets.hethoughtthat(page2,parag.12) theideawasthatthestarsandthesundidnotturnaroundtheearth.instead,itwastheearththatwasturning.thesunandthestarswerenotreallymoving.becausetheywouldupsetthewholescience ofastronomyandcausecruelpersecutionbythechurch.content/ details.common.becauseradiotel

31、escopesfindoutnewstarsbyp ickingupradiowavesfromthem.itmeansthegroupofstarsthatou rearthisamemberof.theimplicationisthatprobablybythentheearthhasalreadybeenmelted.everythreedaysitgetsverydim.i tstaysdimforafewhours,thenitgetsbrightagain.becauseacom etisntsolid.itisthinlikeacloud.itstailisnothingbutg

32、lo winggas.anditsheadismadeofsmallpiecesthatcouldnothurttheearth.exercises i.trueorfalse1.f2.f3.t4.f5.t6.f7.t8.t9.t10.f ii.1. 略。2.fourstages.childhood,manhood,oldage,andthelaststage.3.theveryhottestonesareblue.thosenotquitesohotarewhite,andthoselesshotthanthewhiteonesareyellowandred.4. 略。5.theyhelps

33、ailorstofindtheirwayandtheyhelpustotelltime.comprehensionpoints 1.itmeanstofunctionproperly.2. 电气史上最伟大的人物之一迈克尔·法拉第写了一篇报告，介绍了一种叫做guttapercha的类似橡胶的物质，这种物质是从生在在马来西亚的一种树上提取出来的。3.itmeanstobringoutofthewaterontotheland. 4.tolayacableundertheatlantic.5.tobecomeweaker.6. 第一个 it指的是 thetelegraphfailed，第二

34、个it指的是 iteverworked，第三个 it指的是 thecable.7. becauseabigshipcantcarrytheendofthecableontothe shore,itwillgetstranded.8.tohonorhimevenmorehighly. 9.anoperator.10.probablyinlate20thcentury. exercisesi.1.a2.b3.a4.c5.c6.a7.b8.a ii.1.becausetheonlyformofcommunicationbetweencountries separatedbyseawasstillby

35、shipanditwasveryslow.2. thesuccessofwheatstonesexperimentandthediscoveryofguttaperchabyfaraday.3. firsttheniagarascablecaughtinthemachineryandwas damaged.thenwhenniagararanintoroughsea,themenbrokethecableagainwhentheytriedt ostopthemachine.bythetimetheyreachedhometostartagain,it wasnearlywinterandth

36、eweatherwasgettingbad.sotheyhadtowa itforthenextyear.4.firstagamemnonranintooneoftheworstatlanticstormsi nhistory,andtheshipnearlysank.thenwhenthetwoshipsmetandstartedtolaythecables,faul tsofdifferentkindsdevelopedandtheyfailedforthreetimes.a fterthattheyreturnedtovalenciaformorecable,foodandcoala n

37、dmadeanotherattempt.thistimeagamemnonranintoanothersev erestormandagainnearlylosthercable.finally,afterunyield ingefforts,onaug.5th,thecablewaslaid.5.thecompanycollectedanotherlargeamountofmoney,usedaverymuchstrongercable, hiredashiplargeenoughtocarrythewholeoftheircable,andloadedtheshipwithenoughfo

38、odsupplies.6.allfivecontinentswereconnected.twomoreatlanticcableshavebeenlaidbetweeneurope andusa,and22telephonecablesbetweenbritainandeurope. comprehensionpoints 1.itmeanstheshakingshipmademanypeoplefalloffbalance.2.tofollowthemovements. 3.space.4.thebritishgovernmentaskedwatson-watttodosomethingwh

39、ichhedidnotconsider possible,sohedevelopedradarinstead. 5.becauseradiowaves,whicharebasisofradar,wereknowntoscientistsallovertheworld.therewasthereforeadangerthatscientistsinothercountr iesmightalsostarttoexperimentwithradar.thegovernmentwas afraidthattheclevergermanscientists,whomtheyrespectedgr ea

40、tly,mightdevelopradarbeforethebritishscientists.6.no.heactuallywantedhertotellthat“secret”toeveryoneinthevillagesothattheywould stopaskingquestions.7.gradually.8.averysmalloneweighingonlyafewpoundstofitintoanaeroplane.9.1937.10.thebritishshores. 11.aeroplanes.exercises i.1.b2.b3.c4.c5.a6.b7.b8.b ii.

41、1.p29,paragraph8.2.p33,thelastparagraph. 3.modernshipsofallnationscarryradartohelpthemtosailsafelyinbadweather.radarhelps toguideaeroplancesacrosstheworld.inmanycountriespoliceuseradartocontrolthespeedofcarsonroadswherethereisaspeedlimit.radarisalsousedtoforecasttheweather,andtostud ymoonandstars.co

42、mprehensionpoints .5.6.becausetheclerksworkedveryhardduringtherushofchri stmasbusiness.thescenedescribedinthefistparagraph.spend ingaquietafternoonleisurelywithherhusbandwithoutthefest ivalexcitementverylikely.veryclosetothestreet.becausein theirview,ahouseisnotreallyolduntilithaslasted150yea

43、rs.我是新英格兰地区的人。在我们那儿， 这样的房子可算不上老。7.sinceshebendsdownandstraightensupsomanytimeswhentidyingupthehouse,which equalstomuchwaistexercise,sheshouldhavethesmallestwaistintown.butshehasnt.8.theyeachdroveacar. 9.alwaysscatteredarounduntidily10. 如果哪天吉姆·鲁塞尔做意大利面当晚饭，那可就算作是特殊待遇了。11.breadandeggs. 12.notashea

44、vilyasintheafternoon.13.no.buthewouldratherdrinkteawithhiswifethanhavingcoffeebyhimself.14.regretnotdrinkingcoffee.15. 今早的报纸上说，今年除雪的花费将会高于去年。16.cominginsideandwarmingupafterwards.exercises (chapter1) i.1.b2.c3.c4.b5.a6.aii 1.probablyintheirthirties. 2.maryoftenthoughthowniceitwouldbetohaveahousewith

45、ayardwhereanncouldplay safelyoutofdoorswithouthavingtoleavehome. 3.becausetheschoolsareverygood,jimcangettohisofficeintwentyminutes,marywillbeclosetoseveralgoodshoppingareas,andtheresplentyof roomforchildren.4. 略。(chapter2) i.1.b2.c3.c4.c5.a6.c ii.1.becauseshedidsomuchwaistexercisebendingdownandstr

46、aighteningupwhenshetidiedupthehouse. 2.itwasaveryshadyyardwithsomehandsomebigtrees,bushesandgreenandweededlawn.3.thewholefamilywasusuallyhomeonweekends.jimoftendi drepairs.insummerheandtomoftenwashedandpolishedthecar,andweededthelawn.th echildrenmightgotothemovie,orgotoparties.thefamilymight gobowli

47、ng,ortogethertoamovie,orplaytennis,orwalkthedog, orwatchtv.thecouplesometimeswereinvitedouttodinner,orin vitedfriendstodinnerathome.(chapter3) i.1.a2.a3.c4.c5.c ii.1.becauseasnowstormiscomingsoon.2.no.becausemarywasgladthesnowtireswereonthecarwhenshedrovebackfromthe supermarket,andittookjimtwohourst

48、odrivebackhomeandhesawlotsofbusesandcarsstuckinthesnowonhiswayback.3.thehotchocolateandcookies. 4.no.becausethepaperboysfootprintscouldbeseengoingfromtheirfrontdooracrossthesmoothsnowtothehopkin sfrontstepsnextdoor. unitfivecomprehensionpoints .5.6.newcupsandsaucers.becauseshewantedjimandtheirchil drentoknowhowsignificanttheirgiftsweretoher.thefoodstor esallhavebigadvertisementsforthesuggesteddishes.unexp lored,uncultivated他们清理了树木和灌木丛间的小道，并做了路标(在树皮上刻上记号 )theboysreallywanttogocampingasoftenastheycan,butitsnotsoeasytomakeit happen,especiallyduringthe