新标准英语第一册综合练习答案unit8

新标准英语第一册综合练习答案unit8新标准英语第一册综合练习答案unit8新标准英语第一册综合练习答案unit8资料仅供参考文件编号：2022年4月新标准英语第一册综合练习答案unit8版本号：A修改号：1页次：1.0审核：批准:发布日期：UNIT7TRANSLATIONPage955．TranslatethesentencesintoChinese.1.AsasmallboyIwasalwaysfascinatedatthesoundsthecoinsmadeastheyweredroppedintothejar.Theylandedwithamerryjinglewhenthejarwasalmostempty.Thenthetonesgraduallymutedtoadullthudasthejarwasfilled.小时候，我对那些硬币落在坛子里发出的声响总是很着迷。当坛子几乎还是空着的时候，硬币落进去时发出的是欢快的叮当声。等到坛子快要装满的时候，叮当声便渐渐变成了沉闷的砰砰声。2.Mydadwasamanoffewwords,andneverlecturedmeonthevaluesofdetermination,perseverance,andfaith.Thepicklejarhadtaughtmeallthesevirtuesfarmoreeloquentlythanthemostfloweryofwordscouldhavedone.(注意values和themostfloweryofwords的意思)爸爸是一个沉默寡言的人，从来没有对我讲过决心、毅力和信仰等价值观的重要性。但是这个泡菜坛却教给了我这些美德，它的说服力远远胜过华丽的词藻。3.Tomyamazement,there,asifithadneverbeenremoved,stoodtheoldpicklejar,thebottomalreadycoveredwithcoins.令我感到惊讶的是，那儿放着那个旧泡菜坛，坛底已经铺满了硬币，就好像它从来不曾被拿走过。（这句话的主体结构是therestoodtheoldpicklejar。）4.AndI'mthankfulforthatbecause,eventhoughwe'restillrelativelyyoung,Icanalreadyseehowit'sbeenanimportantbuildingblockinbothourcharacters.（注意：that指的是前一句提到的事实，buildingblock意思是“塑造…的基本要素”。）我对此心存感激，因为虽然我们还年轻，可我已经认识到，这对塑造我们的性格起了很大的作用。5.WhatwithplayingtennistogetherandsharingbedroomsuntilIwas15,SerenaandIhavealwaysbeenclose.（注意：whatwith的意思是“由于，因为”，用于列举某种状况或问题的各种原因。）在15岁以前，我都是和塞雷娜一起打球，还和她睡在同一间卧室里，所以我们一直亲密无间。6．TranslatethesentencesintoEnglish.你只要将这张桌子搬到另一间办公室就行，其他的事由我来负责。(seeto)Youjustmovethedesktoanotheroffice,andI'llseetotherest.2.有些美国人认为，对隐私和个人资料的保护妨碍了对恐怖主义和有组织犯罪的打击。(holdback)SomeAmericansbelievethattheprotectionofprivacyandpersonaldataholdsbackthefightagainstterrorismandorganizedcrime.3.这位著名的科学家将在北京大学发表有关全球气候变化与公共政策的演讲。(lectureon;globalclimatechange)Thiswell-knownscientistwilllectureatPekingUniversityonglobalclimatechangeandpublicpolicy.4.鲍勃需要控制自己，不能再贪玩和浪费机会了。(getoneselftogether)Bobneedstogethimselftogetherandstopmessingaroundandwastinghisopportunity.5.当约翰踩到香蕉皮滑倒的时候，那几个搞恶作剧的男孩放声大笑。(fallover;mischievous;laughone'sheadoff)AsJohnslippedonthebananaskinandfellover,thosemischievousboyslaughedtheirheadsoff.Unit8ArrivalsanddeparturesPage102Readingandunderstanding3.Choosethebestsummaryofthepassage.(No.2istherightchoice)4.Answerthequestions.(keyforreference)1.HelivedalonebecausehefeltLondonwasuglyandfullofstupidpeople.2.Hesatinanarmchairreadingliterature,especiallybooksabouttravel.3.PagnolsawProvenceasarural,conservativeregionwithlittletrustinstrangers,whereasGeorgevieweditasaplacewhichattractedtherichandartistic.4.HebecamecurioustoseetheglamourofProvence5.Becausehehadtimetospareandtherestaurantwasnearthestation.PerhapshewantedtostarthisjourneytoFrancewithaFrenchmeal.6.Herealizedthathewouldhavetosituncomfortablyforsixhours,tofindahotel,sleepinanuncomfortablebedandmakeanefforttofindthesights,soundsandsmellsforhimself.7.Hewasafraidthattherealitymightbelessexcitingthanwhathehadalreadyimagined,thenitwouldbedisappointing.5.Matchthewordswiththeirdefinitions.1.imagination2.resolve3.surroundings4.keen5.instinct6.lately7.mere6.CompletethesentenceswiththecorrectformofthewordsinActivity5.1.imaginedsurrounded2.instinctively3.keen4.late5.merely6.resolution7.Replacetheunderlinedwordswiththecorrectformofthewordsinthebox.1.elderly2.pessimistic3.cynical4.browse5.crafts6.increasingly7.directly/direct8.realization9.(a)nuisance8.Answerthequestionsaboutthephrases1.No,youdon’thavetodoit.2.Theyarelikelytobedifferent.3.No,youdon’treallydoit.Itonlyhappensinyourmindasyouimagineit.4.Unfairly,becauseyouknowthatinadifferentlightitwilllookdifferent,soit’snotafairwaytoexamineit.5.No,youlivealone,notsharingwithanyone.6.Yes,itissocrowdedthatyoucan’tmakeyourwaythroughthepeoplewithoutpushingabit.7.Youhaveenoughmoneyforwhatyouneed,plusabitextratheextraamountisspare.10.Workinpairsanddiscussthequestions.1.Whataretheadvantagesofbeinganarmchairtraveler

Exampleanswer:Tobeanarmchairtravelerischeaperandsafer,helpsdevelopimagination,andtakesmuchlesseffort.Objection:Thismakesyoulazyandyounevergainfirst-handexperiencesofotherplaces.Counter-argument:Actually,ittakesefforttouseyourimaginationwell,andsecond-handexperienceisstillanotherkindofexperiencewhichhelpsyoutounderstandotherplacesandpeople.AsPicassosaid,“Everythingyoucanimagineisreal.”Somepeopletravelalotandstilldon’tunderstandmuch.2.WouldGeorge’slifestyleinLondonsuityou?

Exampleanswer:Yes,hehasenoughmoney,hedoesn’tneedtowork,andhecanreadwhateverhelikes.Ilikethatkindoflife.Objection:Hemustbelonelyandhedoesn’tseemtocontributetothecommunityortohiscountry.Counter-argument:Heisnotaburdenonanyoneoranuisance.Hedoesn’tseemlonely,andlotsofpeoplewhoworkhardnowdreamofretiringlikehimwhentheyareold.3.DoyouagreewiththedisadvantagesoftravelwhichGeorgementions?Exampleanswer:Yes,travellingcanbetiring,crowdedanduncomfortable.I’veoftenexperiencedthatonlocalbuses.Objection:Butthat’sonlyatcertaintimesofthedayandifyougetacar,youcantravelincomfortwithoutacrowd.Counter-argument:Nottoomanypeoplehavecars.Thetrafficwillbeabigproblemwithmanytrafficjamsandthentravelwillbeevenmoretiring,crowdedanduncomfortable.4.Doyouagreethatit’sbettertotravelthantoarrive?

Exampleanswer:No,mostpeoplewhotravelsimplywanttogettotheirdestination.Objection:Butthatisasayingthatdrawsattentiontotheneedtohaveanopenattitudeofcuriosity,learningandadventurewhenyoutravel,sothattravellingisactuallythepurposebecauseyouneverreallyreachthedestinationinyourlife.Counter-argument:Thatsoundsnice,butinfactmostpeoplewhotravelalot,likepeoplewhocommutetowork,justwanttogettothedestination.Theydon’twanttothinkaboutthephilosophyoflife.5.Doyouthinktourismissomethingtobeencouragedordiscouraged?

Exampleanswer:Itshouldbeencouragedweneedthemoneyfromtouristsandwhat’smore,ithelpsforeigntouristsunderstandourregionandourheritage.Objection:Touristsusuallyonlystayinoneplaceforashorttime,sotheydon’treallyunderstandmuchoftheplace.Also,encouragingtoomanytouristsmayresultindamagetohistoricalsitesandworksofart.Counter-argument:Wecanovercometheseproblemsbygivingtouristguidesbettertrainingtohelpvisitorsunderstandmoreaboutthetouristattractionsandtoberesponsibletravelers.Activereading(2)Page106Readingandunderstanding3.1.b2.c3.c4.d5.a6.a4.1.joints2.series(…,withaseriesofpotholes)3.reverse4.fame5.rivals6.yield7.sparked8.stuffed5.1.Dervals8.deadly6.1.Sleepy,whendescribingplaces,means“veryquietanddoesnothavemuchactivity”;whendescribingpeople,itmeans“feelingtiredandwantingtosleep”.Theironyhereisthatahotelisaplaceforgueststosleep,butinthepassagethesleepyhotelturnsouttobesonoisythatguestscan’tsleepatall.2.Thepersonwasmadetoleave.Perhapshewas“askurgently”,butitisclearthathehadnootherchoicebuttoleave.Themenwereobviouslysecurityguards,probablyworkingfortheconferenceorganizersorperhapsforthemanfromtheMinistryofEducation.3.Hewasprobablyannoyedandunhappyaboutthissuddenchallenge.Howcouldhegiveanhour’slectureintenminutes?

4.Thisindicatesthatthegrouptalkedinaloudvoiceorwhisperedinavoicethateveryoneelsecouldheartheirtalking.Byusingthewordwhisperingwhichcontradictsthewordloudly,itshowstheironyofthesituation.Thegesturesshowthegroupwereagainsttheirenemiesintheothergroup.Theyprobablymadesuchgesturestodistractthefirstgroupfromtheirsingingsothattheirownperformancewouldseembetter,thantheywouldwintheduel.5.“Lostthewilltolive”isanexaggeratedwaytosaytheyhadnointerestatall.Theywereverybored.6.Perhapstheywerelaughingbecausetheyfeltembarrassed,butmorelikelybecausetheyfeltitwasfunnythatsomanypeopleweresquashedintothecupboardwhentheyonlywantedtofindanexit,andtheyweretryingtokeepquietinordernottodisturbtheperformance.LanguageinusePage1081.1.Nosoonerhadhegotdressedthanhewenttoatravelagency.2.Nosoonerhadhefinishedhismealthanhebeganto