一滴水图片大学体验英语综合教程4课后习题答案1

2020年12月14日发(作者：苏三懋)
大学体验英语综合教程4课后习题答案

Unit 1 Passage A
Ex.3 1.B, 2.A, 3.D, 4.D, 5.C
Ex.4 e ling ition es e
Ex.5 1. obligation 2. applauded 3. fulfilled 4. mirror 5. flexibility
6. devalue 7. striving 8. entailed 9. supposedly 10. Consequently
Ex6. 1. refer to as 2. at best 3. by the same token 4. at large 5. hold up …as
Ex.8 Translate the following sentences into English.
1. With his promotion, he has taken on greater responsibilities.
2. He felt he did not have to make such a commitment to John any more.
3. Mary likes to go shopping in her spare time, as opposed to Lucy, who prefers to stay at home reading.
4. At best he’s ambitious, at worst a power-seeker without conscience or qualifications.
5. We have striven to the full to convince him, but we have made no headway.
Ex.9 1. It seems the only time she feels very happy is when she is back home with her parents, or when she has
received their letters.
2. One exception to the rule is that parents are allowed to attend the classes.
3. Martin is not good in sports, but when it comes to mathematics, he's the best in the class.
4. Today, there is widespread agreement among university students that computers are becoming more and
more important in their studies and lives.
5. As students, we need to improve our English — not only in reading, but in writing and speaking as well.

Ex12 1.D, 2.C, 3.A, 4.C, 5.A
Ex13 ned lishment te tes
nally
ty tive
Ex14. 1. equality 2. sustained 3. clue 4. expansiveness 5. was sacked
6. defined 7. sphere 8. sour 9. depressing 10. division
Ex15. 1. in the way 2. falling apart 3. have ruled out 4. at this rate 5. took up
Ex. 17 1. The popularity of Internet provides people with quick and convenient access to information.
2. Since he doesn’t agree to this plan, there is not much point in thinking about it any more.
3. I haven't seen it myself, but it is supposed to be a very good film.
4. If you don't work hard, you'll end up nowhere.
5. It's up to the United States to take the initiative in banning nuclear weapons.
Unit 2
Ex2. 1.A, 2.C, 3.A, 4.A, 5.C
Ex4 ication ous ties d
rates ages ently ance unities
Ex5. d, overtaken, , , undermined,
d, , cted, ,
Ex6. t out, the exception of, to, in, e of
Ex8. 1. He is no more fit to be a headmaster than any schoolboy would be.
2. As for her father, she is not sure whether he will accept her and her baby.
3. Staying up late will undermine one’s health while going to bed early and getting up early will benefit
it.
4. The ambassador personally conveyed the president’s message to the premier.
5. The girl decided to open up and tell the police what she had seen.
Ex9. 1. I happen to know the new method is no more reliable than the old one.
2. I cannot be happy unless I have found a job.
3. Man should provide positive models for kids who might otherwise be out street.
4. A fish doesn’t know what water is. Likewise, we often do not think too much about the culture we are
raised in.
5. At first glance, a book is often judged by the quality and appearance of its cover, not by its content
文化存在差异吗？
Ex12. 1.A, 2.A, 3.C, 4.B, 5.A
Ex14. assed, , ial, , ,
ion, riate, tation, ic, endation
Ex15. 1. in terms of, ipating in, down to, ...on, on
Ex16. 1. courtesy man ass ion ality
or ion y riate
Ex17. 1. Excessive exercises does more harm than good to one’s health. Therefore we must control the amount
of exercise we do.
2. He made a few attempts to join in their conversation, but he gave up out of timidness.
3. Trains cannot compete with planes in terms of convenience and speed.
4. Making a comparison between Chinese and American cultures will help you to better understand and
adapt to your study environment in the USA.
5. It is a traditional Chinese virtue for the young on buses to yield their seats to the old, the weak, the
sick and the disabled.
Unit 3
2． l, l, , l, , 6. legal, 7. legal, 8. legal
4．ceptions ctions
uences l
5. 1. violated 2. derive 3. blocked 4. default 5. rationalized
6. quoted 7. exclusive 8. contacted 9. anonymous 10. charge
6 1. is up to ed in charged with unlikely 5. handing out
8. 1. It is simply unbelievable for him to change 500 dollars for a haircut.
2. People grant you the privilege, so you should serve the people wholeheartedly.
3. The weather forecast is very important so that we can decide when to go to sea.
4. The sound of guns violated the usual calmness of Sunday morning, and people had a strong feeling that the
war was coming.
5. Even though you read three pages per minute, you will by no means finish the book by the end of this
weekend.
9． 1. But to be honest you should not risk it if you know for sure.
2. If you are late for the meeting, you will not be blamed by the person in charge of the meeting, but you’ll
feel a little shameful.
3. Whether we like a particular piece of news or not, all we have to do is sit in front of the TV.
4. I like reading science fiction or something exciting like that, such as the X Files.
5. You should think about the fact that nowadays many people care about the quality of a TV set more than
its price.
12． 1.F, 2.T, 3.T, 4.F, 5.F
14. witnessed 2. trample 3. abusing 5. duplicated
6. knowingly 7. tactic 8. patrolling 9. budget 10. enforce
15. 1. end up 2. give...short shrift 3. step up ...to 4. infringed on 5. doesn’t fit into
16. 1 a fine 2. rightslaw 3. to violate lawrights 4. money nes
6.a presentation 7. rehearsals 8. a copymoney 9. permission interview
17. 1. He can beat his opponent easily without giving a second thought.
2. With little or no knowledge of driving, he drove the car onto the road.
3. It is illegal to make an unauthorized change in the construction of the bridge.
4. I could accept this fact calmly because I knew if I were not able to finish the mission, chances were that the
team would be defeated.
5. Children in remote mountain areas are lacking in scientific and cultural knowledge.
Unit 4
3． 1.A, 2.B, 3.C, 4.C, 5.A.
4．ation te e is ularly
tions r sional
5. 1. sensitive 2. classification 3. sufficiently 4. steer 5. familiarity 6. consequently
7. reward 8. qualifications 9. fundamentals 10. evaluate
6. 1. As for 2. focus…on 3. benefit…from 4. failed to 5. relevant to
7． standard of English broad prospects iency and drink rules of
grammar of hearing and speaking instructionsthe rules of grammar al danger
nts ices prospects
8. 1. My grandfather’s interests rang from playing chess to climbing mountains although he is 70 years.
2. Surprisingly, Tom’s grandmother plays with dolls at the age of 80.
3. His selflessness and talent qualify him for the job most students dream to get.
4. What interpretation would you put on his oddstrange dream?
5. The brand-new car our boss has just bought id capable of making 200 kilometers an hour.
12． 1.D, 2.C, 3.A, 4.D, 5.B
14. 1. beyond 2. champions 3. ignored 4. obliged 5. sheer 6. lagged
7. prospects 8. proficiency 9. prejudice 10. claim
15. 1. in a way 2. drawing up 3. calls for 4. signed up for 5. set…back
17. 1. He suggested at the board meeting that the easy task should be left to Mary whose health is poor.
2. Mr Brown, who is in Hong Kong now, has a lot of teaching experience and will come to teach our
students in the spring.
3. This is the best hotel in our city: the food is good and the same is true of the service.
4. In order to attract more passengers, the caption assured all the passengers of the safety of traveling by
ship.
5. His new car, for which he had paid ￥150 000, was seriously damaged in an accident and was beyond repair.
Unit 5
2． 1) T 2) T 3) T 4) F 5) T 6) T 7) T 8) T 9) T 10) F
4． l d
ng ive rce
5. 1. morality 2. quest 3. downright 4. advocated 5. contemporaries
6. deceiving ive 8. obstructing 9. captured 10. conscience
6. 1. took to 2. goes back 3. carry… out 4. pointed to 5. in opposition to
8. 1. The airplane they boarded soared out of sight right after it took off.
2. At the meeting, the two sides had a hot debate. The reformers put forward many reforming measures.
3. In the long run, we should learn more about science and technology. Besides our major subjects,
knowledge of computers, English and driving is necessary for our work.
4. She does gymnastic exercises four times a week in the quest to achieve the perfect body.
5. Every morning in the park, some old people are doing physical exercises there, chatting with each other
at the same time.
9． 1. His solution to the problem goes something like this.
2. In her essay, she characterizes the whole era as a period of radical change.
3. Actually, as we know, the advancement of technology stands at the center of economic grown.
4. The subject is so difficult that we cannot understand anything of it.
5. The investigation committee consists of four groups, each playing its own special role in implementing the
investigation.
Key to Exercises
12． 1.B 2.C 3.A 4.A 5.A
14. 1. compelled 2. compassion 3. disclosure 4. exploring
5. malnourished 6. plaguing 7. pledge 8. breach 9. span
10. transaction
15. 1. sitting idle 2. broke down 3. in all respects
4. gave… credit 5. by the conduct of
17. 1. Won’t it be better if we take measures to change the present situation?
2. I didn’t give him credit for such a skill. (I didn’t give credit to him for such a skill.)
3. They have been learning English up to now, though in their advanced age.
4. He has not been to school for seven days because of illness.
5. The children ran out of the classroom, jumping and singing
Unit 6
2． 1.B, 2.A, 3.C, 4.D, 5.C, 6.B, 7.A
4．yed ed sion tion
tion rested ing logical
5. 1. achievement 2. self-esteem 3. primitive 4. aroused 5. identified
6. confrontation 7. conflict 8. soaring 9. abandoned 10. professional
6. 1. through thick and thin 2. root for 3. backed up 4. belonged to 5. stave off
8. 1. She portrayed her childhood as a time of wonder and discovery.
2. Experiments showed that nonsmokers committed fewer errors than smokers.
3. Football fans are often highly regarded not for their own achievement, but through their connection
to a team that wins.
4. Despite the actors’ wonderful acting, the three-hour movie could not hold our attention.
5. Professor Wang is the only doctor I can rely on to save my son.
男人工作有利于健康
12. 1. C 2. D 3. B 4. B 5. A
14. 1. victim 2. depress 3. devote 4. concluded 5. beneficial
6. recreational 7. propelled 8. financial 9. nothing 10 regardless
15. 1. along with 2. agree with 3. in terms of 4. go back to 5. be responsible for
17. 1. We don’t think your proposal is quite in place, so you should give it up.
2. When he arrived home, he found nothing but some broken furniture there.
3. Given the condition of the engine, it is a wonder that it even starts.
4. In terms of employment, the hotel industry is the second largest industry in this country.
5. Everyone in this country had the right to live where he wants to, regardless of the color of his skin.
Unit 7
2. 1.A, 2.D, 3.C, 4.B, 5.C
4. ance sion ain ial ty
cts ize sfully unities
5. 1. succession 2. prevalent 3. fragile 4. generated 5. accomplish 6. graceful 7. imposed 8. insecurity 9.
indispensable 10. acclaim
6. 1. at stake 2. clings to on 4. turned ... over 5. referred to ... as
8. 1. Although he said he had done a lot for the case, his success was at least in part due to luck.
2. The issue to be discussed is critical, because it will determine the future of many people.
3. I’ll try my best to avoid imposing my ideas on others.
4. Rarely can people face up to the defects in their own characters in such a situation.
5. College life is referred to as the most beautiful period of one’s life.
12. 1.A, 2.B, 3.C, 4.A, 5.D
13. 1. Social Security. 2. company's 401 (k) retirement. 3. their investment. 4. company's 401(k).
5. Different attitudes ve working people responsibility for their employee's
retirement y for a decent pension 't send anything ahead
14. 1. certify 2. consulted 3. monthly 4. maintained 5. benefits
6. survey 7. restless 8. aggressive 9. evaporated 10. maximum
17. 1. Generally speaking he is quite learned, especially in the field of mathematics. However, when it comes to
politics, he knows nothing.
2. According to the survey they made of the 1000 workers who missed out on the chance to go to university,
their failure in the college entrance examinations had a profound effect on their later life.
3. Owing to cost rise, employers refuse to pay the retirement pension for their employees. On the flip side,
employees are unwilling to stay in the same company for their whole lives.
4. Since you’ve told me who should take responsibility for the matter, I will not pursue it any further.
5. I will try to set aside half an hour each day to do some exercise even in the busiest season.
Unit8
2 1.D, 2.D, 3.D, 4.B, 5.D, 6.A, 7.B, 8.B.
4. ial d bution ers me
s ion nable sive
5. 1. rescue 2. fancy 3. potential 4. dilemma 5. restricted
6. descendant 7. affections 8. sample 9. were estimated 10. version
6. 1. has taken root out person into …to
8. 1。No matter what difficulties we come across,we should try our best to overcome them.
ting the old and caring the young is a tranditional Chinese virtue.
,people from all walks of life are trying to acquire more knowledge to keep pace with the
developmeng of our times.
en take a fancy to cartoons.
that they are lacking in experienceinexperiencegreenhand, they done a good job.
9. 1. She ran into a dilemma: she didn’t know whether to accept or refuse his gift.
2. But while I admit that the problems are difficult, I don’t agree that they can’t be solved.
3. Since he had committed such a serious crime, it seemed natural that he should be severely punished.
4. If you really want to impress your boss, you should have some original ideas.
5. This is not surprising, given that they have made painstaking effort to overcome the difficulties.
12. 1.D, 2.B, 3.D, 4.B, 5.C
14. 1. complaint 2. breakdown 3. brilliant 4. released 5. distracted
6 .alternate 7 .artificial 8 .intuitive 9 .periodic 10. hailed
15. 1. hail from 2. take a broader view 3. offer up in arms against stacked up 6. wised up