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./大学英语阅读进阶——第四版PART1Unit1VocabularyinContextPractice1:Examplesexamples:brushingtheirteeth,washingtheirhandsandfacec;Bexamples:thephoneswereconstantlyringing,peoplewererunningbackandforth,severalofficeswerebeingpainted:Bexamples:thegiantlandtortoisecanliveseveralhundredyears;Bexamples:goingtotownconcertsandballgames,visitingneighborhoodfriends,playingboardgames:Aexamples:gardening,long-distancebikeriding;Aexamples:pickingupthelanguageandcustomsoftheirnewhome;Aexamples:atremblingmuggingvictim,acryinglostchild:Aexamples:learning,reasoning,thinking,language:Bexamples:theTVistalkingtothem,otherscanstealtheirthoughts;Cexamples:acceptingabribefromacustomer,stealingfromanemployer;CPractice2:Synonymsembarrasses;examine;practical;confusing;overlook6-10necessary;opponents;arrival;charitable;customaryPractice3:AntonymsAntonomy:long;AAntonomy:financialloss;BAntonomy:openly;BAntonomy:plainly;BAntonomy:active;AAntonomy:clear;CAntonomy:benefit;BAntonomy:increaseinvalue;BAntonomy:careless;BAntonomy:weak;BPractice4:GeneralSense1-5B;C;A;B;C;6-10A;C;B;C;BReviewTest1context;A;C;B;definition…examplesReviewTest21-5B;A;B;C;A;6Doverjoyed;7A.provided;8Cdiscouraged;9E.nag;10B.doubtful;ReviewTest31-5practical;clean;reveal;relieve;atthesametime6-10lookeddownupon;guilty;tried;addto;joined;ReviewTest41-5B;D;D;B;A;6-10A;C;D;D;C;MasteryTest1A:D;B;C;Brisk;search;falsename;C7-8C;B;DA;B;MasteryTest2A1-2B;A;Bplain;conduct;modestCC;C;DD;D;B:MasteryTest31-5A;C;C;C;B;6-10D;D;C;A;B;MasteryTest41-5C;C;A;B;D;6-10C;A;D;B;CMasteryTest5A:1-5C;D;C;A;C;B:<wordingofanswersmayvary.>6cutoff;7.giveafalseaccountof;misrepresent;twist;8.cometetween;getinvolved;9.required10becamemoreforgiving;gaveinMasteryTest6A:1.Emostcommon;2.Cstirupinterest;3.Funcontrolled;4.Iincreased;5.BpassedBIdie;7.Ddeadly;8.Fbeforcedtoexperience;9.Egivecreditfor;10.Jreducing2.MainideasPractice1homecooking:Stake-out:Swaystoeatdinner:Gfrozenfoods:Shotandhumid:Scoldandrainy:Scloudywithscatteredshowers:Sweatherforecasts:Goversleeping:Sbadhabits:Govereating:Ssmoking:Strafficdelays:Sheadcold:Sbadcoffee:Sminorproblems:Gcommunicating:Gwriting:Sreading:Sspeaking:Sdeadboltlocks:Salarmsystem:Sbarkingdog:Skindsofsecurity:Gdivorce:Sfailinggrades:Smajorproblems:Geviction:Snottakingnotesinclass:Spoorstudyhabits:Gmissingclasses:Scrammingforexams:Ssurprised:Stoneofvoice:Genthusiastic:Shumorous:Shurryup:Sgettobed:Scommands:Gcleanupthismess:SPractice2Answerswillvary.Practice3PSSSSSPSSSSPPSSSSPSSPractice4SSPSPSSSSPSSSPSSSSSPPractice5SSPSSPSSPSSSSSSPPSSSPractice6Group1A.SDB.SDC.MID.TGroup2MIB.SDC.SDD.TGroup3TB.SDC.SDD.MIGroup4MIB.SDC.SDD.TGroup5MIB.SDC.TD.SDPractice7<wordingoftopicsmayvary>Topic:StoriesMainidea:Sentence1Topic:ESPMainidea:Sentence2Topic:HospicesvshospitalsMainidea:Sentence2Topic:DrivingorPoorattitudeaboutdrivingMainidea:Sentence10Topic:EnvironmentandbehaviorMainidea:Sentence1Practice81.12.43.24.55.1ReviewTest11.B2.B3.A4.A5.othersentencesintheparagraphReviewTest2A.1.a.Sb.Sc.Sd.P2.a.Sb.Sc.Pd.SB.1.a.SDb.SDc.Td.MI2.a.SDb.SDc.Td.MIReviewTest31.32.13.94.25.2ReviewTest41.D2.C3.A4.A5.C6.C7.A8.D9.A10.AMasteryTest1A.1.a.Sb.Pc.Sd.S2.a.Pb.Sc.Sd.S3.a.Sb.Sc.Sd.PB.1.a.SDb.Tc.SDd.MI2.a.MIb.SDc.Td.SDMasteryTest2A.1.a.Sb.Pc.Sd.S2.a.Sb.Sc.Pd.S3.a.Pb.Sc.Sd.SB.1.a.SDb.SDc.Td.MI2.a.MIb.Tc..SDd.SDMasteryTest31.12.23.64.15.2MasteryTest41.32.23.14.75.2MasteryTest51.62.43.24.15.2MasteryTest61.2.2.13.24.35.11Unit3.SupportingDetailsPractice1.<wordingofanswersmayvary>Mainidea:ParentscantakeseveralstepstodiscourageTVwatchingandencouragereading.HaveonlyoneTVset,andplaceitinthefamilyroom.Connectreadingwitheating.Don’tputaTVsetinachild’sbedroom.MainIdea:Collegesoftheearlynineteenthcenturyweredistinctlydifferentfromtoday’sschools.studentsweremostlywhitemales.Minordetails:Collegewasconsideredafinalpolishingforupper-classgentlemen.Allstudentshadtotakethesamecourses.Minordetails:Theystudiedancientlanguages,literature,naturalscience,mathematics,andpoliticalandmoralphilosophy.Collegesweresmall.Minordetails:Mosthadonlyafewdozenstudents,threeorfourprofessors,andthreeorfourtutors.Studentlifewasmoreregulated.Minordetails:Strictcurfewsdeterminedwhenstudentshadtoturnofflights,andattendanceatreligiousserviceswasrequired.Practice2<Wordingofanswersmayvary>IntroduceyourselfRefertophysicalsettingAskacomplimentaryquestionSeekdirectinformationMajordetail:SmallerlaborforceMinordetail:Milkingmachinesuseonlyoneoperator.Majordetail;HighermilkoutputMinordetail:Americancowsgive7.5timesmoremilkthanBraziliancows.Practice3CBPractice4<Examplesmayvary>Passivelistening—tryingtomakesenseoutofaspeaker’sremarkswithoutbeingabletointeractwiththespeaker.Ex—Studentslistentoaninstructor’slecturewithouthavingthechancetoaskquestions.Self-servingbias—thepracticeofjudgingourselvesleniently.Ex—Whenhelashesoutangrily,wesayhe’smoody.Whenwelashoutangrily,wesaywe’reunderpressure.ReviewTest11.specific…specific2.T3.supportingdetails4.mapping5.condenseReviewTest2Mainidea:Severalfactorsinfluencethejusticesystem’streatmentofcriminals.Sexofoffenderaffectsseverityofsentence.b.Courtmorereluctanttosendmothertoprisonthanfather2.Raceisanotherfactora.Nonwhitesawardedparoleandprobationlessoften.b.Blacksexecutedmoreoftenforcapitalcrimes.3.a.Youngoffendersgivenspecialtreatment.B.8.C9.C10.BReviewTest3Mainidea:Seriousdepressionhasdefinitewarningsigns.ChangeinsleeppatternsAbnormaleatingpatternsTroubleinthinkingorconcentratingGeneralfeelingofhopelessnessMainidea:Therearethreecommonwaysthatpeopledealwiththeirfeelings.withholdthemDisplaythemDescribethem10.CReviewTest41-5:B;A;D;A;longinterviews6-10A.1.Basictemperamentthechildisbornwith.2.EarlyemotionalenvironmentB.1.Authoritative2.Authoritarian3.PermissiveMasteryTest1Mainidea:Divorcehasserousnegativeconsequences.a.Startingtodateagaincanbenerve-racking.Emotionaldifficultiesamongoriginalfamilymembersarecommon.Husbandandwifefeelguiltandresentment.Financialadjustmentsarenecessary.Alimony,childsupport,andpropertydisposalmustbedealtwith.B.7.B8.A9.C10.Theycanundocomplicatedboltsongates.MasteryTest21.B;2.D;3.C;4.D;5.C;6.B;Mainidea:Chimpanzeesuseobjectsintheirenvironmentastools.Stickstocatchtermitesandstealhoney.Leavesasdrinkingcups,forcleaning,andasspongersStonestocrackopennuts.MasteryTest3.1-6A;B;A;D;B;AMainidea:Threetypesofhumanmemoryallowustoremoveorkeepinformationasneeded.Sensorymemoryshort-termmemory—storesabout7itemsforabout30seconds.Long-termmemory—storesenormousnumbersofitemsforalongperiod.MasteryTest4A.Mainidea:Researchershavecreatedanumberoftheoriestoexplainthefunctionsofsleep.1.Givesbodytimetorepairbraincellsandcreatechemicalthatmakesbrainthink.2.Enablesbodytosaveenergy3.Keepspeopleoutoftrouble.4.ReducesmemoryB.6.CC.7-10A;B;B;D;MasteryTest51-5B;D;A;B;C;Mainidea:Expertsinourcountryhavesuggestedvariouspurposesofimprisonment.PunishnentRehabilitationDetercrimeKeepcriminalsoffstreetsMasteryTest61.a.2>InformalandfriendlyatmosphereintheSenateb.Proceduraldifferences1>Houserules—manyandcomplex2>Senaterules—shortandsimplePoliticaloutlookofmembersa.RepresentativesconcernedwithlocalissuesMainidea:Anumberofconditionsstimulateaggression.1>Pain2>Attacks3>Crowding4.ImpliedMainidea/CentralPointPractice1Paragraph1:1D2AParagraph2:3C4BParagraph3:5C6BParagraph4:7D8BPractice21D2B3C4CPractice3<Wordingofanswersmayvary.>1.Topic:ReasonsforlyingImpliedmainidea:Peopletellliesforseveralreasons.2.Topic:BeinganonlychildImpliedmainidea:Beinganonlychildhasitsdrawbacks.3.Topic:OppositiontocapitalpunishmentImpliedmainidea:Peoplehaveopposedthedeathpenaltyfordifferentreasons.4.Topic:GrowingolderImpliedmainidea:Growingoldercanmakeusbetterinmanyways.Practice4Centralpoint:Infact,thedaysofahousewifeinnineteenth-centuryAmericawerespentinharshphysicallabor.<Sentence2>Practice5Centralpoint:However,excessiveuseofalcoholcontributestoanumberofnegativesocialconsequences.<Sentence2>ReviewTest11.implied2.topic3.support4.centralpoint5.sometimesReviewTest2A.1B2AB.3.WatchingTVhasseveralbenefits.4.Lower-classcriminalstendtobetreatedmoreharshlybythejusticesystemthanhigher-classcriminals.<Inallthesetests,wordingofimpliedmainideasmayvary.>ReviewTest3A.1B2DB.3.Severaltechniquescanhelpyougetagoodnight’ssleep.C.4.Sentence6ReviewTest41B2C3A4A5D6A7C8A9D10BMasteryTest1A.1C2A3DB.4.Sentence1MasteryTest2A.1C2B3DB.4.Sentence20MasteryTest3A.1A2A3DB.4.Sentence19MasteryTest4A.1D2BB.3.Thereareseveralpositivewaystoencourageyourfamilytoexercisemoreoften.C.4.Sentence16MasteryTest5A.1D2DB.3.Expertshavesuggestedseveraltechniquesfordoingwellonexams.C.4.Sentence3MasteryTest6A.1D2BB.3.Marriageisgoodforpeople’sphysicalandmentalhealth.C.4.Sentence10Unit5relationshipsIPractice1〔Answersmayvary1.also2.Foronething3.Inaddition4.First5.FinallyPractice2<Answersmayvary>1After2Then3during4before5whilePractice3<Wordingofanswersmayvary>AMainidea:Forseveralreasons,porkwasAmerica’spopularmeatahundredyearago.1Pigsgrewquickly2Pigsrequiredlittleattention3PigscouldbepreservedcheaplyBMainidea:…agingprocess1Ourbodiessimplywearout.2Ourbodychemistrylosesitsdelicatebalance4Ourbodies,withage,rejectsomeoftheirowntissues.Practice4<Wordingofanswersmayvary>Mainidea:The1960swereatimeofprofoundeventsinAmerica.1.1963–theassassinationofPresidentKennedy21965–urbanriotsinblackghettos31968–protestsagainstincreasingAmericanpresenceinVietnamPractice5<Wordingofanswersmayvary>Mainidea:Peoplepassthroughthreestagesinreactingtounemployment.1Shockfollowedbyrelief2Strongeffortstofindanewjob3Self-doubtandanxietyifnojobisfoundPractice6<wordingofanswersmayvary>Mainidea:Takingcertainstepswillhelpyoutorememberyourdreams.2Putapenandnotebooknearyourbed.3Turnoffalarmsoyoucanwakeupgradually.4WritedownthedreamimmediatelyPractice71B2A3A4B5B6A7A8B9A10BReviewTest11therelationshipsbetween2addition3time4T5supportingdetailsReviewTest2A.1Ebefore2Calso3Done4Athen5Ffinal6BsecondB.7B8after9A10alsoReviewTest31After2First3Then4As5later6B7B8A9B10AReviewTest41B2D3B4A5A6C7first,another,final8A9finally10BMasteryTest1A1AAnother2EWhen3Calso4BThen5DNextB6after7next8Last9then10BMasteryTest2A1AWhen2DFirst3BMoreover4CBefore5EalsoB6BC7First8also9Finally10AMasteryTest3A1-53,1,4,2,AB6BC7A8-10Mainid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