reet新视野大学英语第三版

2021年1月19日发(作者：金闪闪)
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Unit 1
Section A
in use

mayor
decided
to
(condense)
his
speech
in
order
to
leave enough time for his audience to raise questions.
2.
It was reported that there was a vehicle missing every
20
seconds
in
the

the
trends
continue,experts
predict
annual vehicle thefts could
(exceed)
two million.
3.
Researchers
put
patients
through
a
set
of
psychological tests to determine the negative consequences of
sleep
(deficit)
.
4.
Too
much
(exposure)
to
dirty
air
can
cause
people
to
suffer
from
allergies
and
diseases
that
will
eventually
affect
people's health.
5.
Moving
forward
even
in
the
face
of
great
difficulties
has
become
my
most
important
(asset)
in
my
life
since
it
has
helped me accomplish something remarkable.
6.
The
lawyer
proclaimed
they
couldn't
jump
to
conclusions because acceptable conclusions must be supported
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by
(adequate)
facts and evidence.
7.
To
help
the
employees
be
more
communicative,the
company
is
offering
workshops
for
those
who
may
be
professionally
(competent)
but socially awkward.
8.
Most
parents,in
fact,aren't
very
helpful
with
the
problems
that
their
sons
and
daughters
have
in
(adjusting)
to
their college life.
9.
You
can
count
how
many
students
passed
an
exam,but
psychological
and
emotional
feelings
cannot
be
(precisely)
measured.
10.
in
short,participation
in
sports
is
extremely
(beneficial)
for college students not only physically but
also emotionally and socially.
sions in use
1.
Since
we
have
invited
all
the
other
neighbors
to
our
25th
wedding
anniversary
party,we
(feel
obliged
to)
invite
the
Browns too.
2.
Most
of
the
time,no
one
will
care
about
natural
disasters,and they won't
(be serious about)
avoiding disasters till
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one has really struck.
3.
When you
(run into)
a friend that you haven't seen for
a long time and have a good chat with him,you may feel very
happy and delighted.
4.
It
is
very
important
to
(distinguish
between)
facts
and
opinions
in
order
to
have
a
better
understanding
of
what
a
reading passage is talking about.
5.
Though
he
was
very
excited
about
being
elected
as
president of the student association,many extra responsibilities
have been
(thrust upon)
him ever since then.
6.
The
doctor,having
no
knowledge
that
I
(was
allergic
to)
this particular drug,prescribed the medicine.
7.
It's
understandable
that,without
any
support,a
16-year-old can easily
(get lost)
in a committee of people in their
forties.
8.
It
is
hoped
that
some
new
high-tech
companies
will
(be attracted to)
this small,old town to encourage loans for
building houses and factories.
9.
It
doesn't
(make
sense)
to
buy
that
expensive
coat
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when these cheaper ones are just as good.
10.
A few years later,Franklin got married,started his own
printing
shop,and
was
(looked
upon
as)
a
successful
young
businessman.
Unit 2
Section A
in use
1.
In our class,most discussions and activities take place
in assigned small groups provide a supportive and
safe environment that
(promotes)
learning.
2.
It
is
the
development
strategy
of
the
company
to
(accelerate)
its overseas expansion in order to take
a slice of
the world market.
3.
Nearly
six
million
people
go
to
see
the
Mona
Lisa
every
year,attracted
by
the
(mystery)
of
her

you're
not
looking
at
her,she
seems
to
be
smiling;when
you
look
at
her,she stops.
4.
To live with a family whose native language is English
is
the
ideal
way
to
further
improve
one's
English
and
to
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gain
(insight)
into its culture.
5.
There
is
a
real
need
to
(boost)
academic
achievement
in schools and help with the development of a student's overall
character.
6.
Einstein
said
his
scientific
discoveries
grew
from
his
imagination rather than from
(analysis)
,reason and language.
7.
Being
a
single
parent,there
is
no
way
for
her
to
(calculate)
the
time
and
energy
she
has
devoted
to
her
children for the past 10 years.
8.
It is essential that you start by listening because one
of the main
(barriers)
teenagers and their parents face in forming
positive relationships is that neither listens to the other.
9.
We
all
know
the
dangers
of
an
earthquake:the
(destruction)
to
buildings,the
troubles
can
be
caused
by
falling
trees,and
the
terror
occurs
when
the
earth
actually opens up.
10.
Not until recently have we realized that the increasing
world
population
may
lead
to
a
potential
gloomy
(prospect)
for
humanity:starvation.
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sions in use
1.
Because women often restrict their diet in an effort to
control
weight,they
may
not
consume
enough
iron- rich
food
and
(are liable to)
experience an iron deficiency.
2.
Some reform advocates ignore the impact of class size
on student achievement,and they are
(in favor of)
what they call
as a priority:teacher effectiveness.
3.
Because
of
easy
access
to
the
Internet,the
new
breakthrough
to
create
something
truly
creative
(is
bound
to)
happen anytime now.
4.
Indeed,if
teachers
want
to
(speculate
about)
how
far
students
might
get
in
life,a
better
measurement
than
grades
might be how hard the students try.
5.
Nature
has(1)
(invested)
these
animals(2)
(with)
a
capacity for not showing fear.
6.
During
the
weeks
of
discussion,delegations
from
groups
who
are
interested
in
the
resolution
may
call
on
representatives to
(stand up for)
their point of view.
7.
Plato
was
a
superb
writer,and
his
works
are
part
of
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the
world's
great

of
his
existing
work
is
(in
the
form of)
dialogs and letters.
8.
Young
people
should
enter
into
a
broad
flexible
training
program,through
which
they
can
learn
a
lot
and
be
(prepared for)
their future careers.
9.
The young man is very happy and proud to be
(in the
company
of)
the
old
professor
because
he
always
feels
great
when talking with him.
10.
One
day
they
passed
more
than
20
villages
(in
succession)
,and some of these are said to have stretched for six
miles or more.
Unit 3
Section A
in use
1.
Ernest
Hemingway's
keen
insight
into
his
society,ardent
love
for
people
and
perceptive
abilities
helped
him to form his own
(peculiar)
characteristic of writing.
2.
The
project
is
on
the
point
of
collapse,and
unless
something very
(radical)
is done to repair the damage there will
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be no hope for the project.
3.
It's
not
unusual
for
teenagers
to
go
through
a(n)
(phase)
when they feel ashamed of their parents,afraid that
they might not live up to their friends'standards.
4.
It
is
(sensible)
for
every
family
to
make
earthquake
emergency
plans
and
know
how
to
leave
the
area
during
the
chaos following an earthquake.
5.
Economists
are
interested
in
all
the
factors
that
can
help
to
(predict)
the
extent
to
which
a
price
change
will
affect
supply and demand in the market.
6.
Starting
Monday,all
foods
(labeled)

be
up to the strict national standards that the government decided
to put into effect now.
7.
There
is
more
to
a
woman
than
her
looks,so
I
(resent)
the
fact
that
after
a
woman
grows
old
and
loses
her
looks people stop paying attention to her.
8.
Apart
from
technological
development,the
20th
century
(witnessed)
an
enormous
worldwide
political,economic
and cultural transformation.
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9.
Unlike
the
practice
in
China,if
you're
at
a
hotel
restaurant in the
United States,expect a
15-20 percent service
charge or add the
(equivalent)
amount yourself.
10.
The
change
in
smoking
habits
(parallels)
a
change
in
the incidence of lung more people smoke,the more
chances of occurrence for lung cancer.
sions in use
1.
As the result of her divorce,she was obviously
(saddled
with)
the double burden of playing the role of both mother and
father.
2.
Do not be intimidated by people who think they are
smarter
than
you,and
don't
(back
off)
when
facing
competition;inner confidence is important.
3.
As
our
sweet
childhood
(gives
way
to)
adolescence's
temptation
of
love,we
begin
to
learn,as
adults,that
most
pleasures do not last forever.
4.
In
the
economic
recession,employers
(resorted
to)
the
reduction of costs,most particularly in wages,in order to survive
in the competitive world markets.
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5.
People
from
abroad
can
take
part
in
the
intensified
language
program
because
schools
have
to
(make
allowances
for)
students whose English is not their first language.
6.
Talking
about
negotiations,once
an
agreement
is
made,the Chinese sometimes
(wonder at)
the slow pace in which
Westerners implement the decision.
7.
Earthquakes
occur
without
warning;however,it
is
claimed
that
some
animals
can
feel
earthquakes
(prior
to)
occurrences because of their highly sensitive organs.
8.
An
allowance
can
be
(based
upon/based
on)
your
child's
age,your
own
financial
resources,the
expenses
it
will
cover and the goals you and your child wish to accomplish.
Unit 4
Section A
in use
1.
When
the
police
caught
up
with
him,
had
to
(confess)
that he'd broken the speed limit.
2.
Whenever
my
boss
makes
a
decision
that
I
don't
agree with,I tell him what I really think,though it's
(tempting)
to
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make him happy by telling him his ideas are always right.
3.
As can be probably perceived,a manned trip to Mars
may
soon
(commence)
since
scientists
have
achieved
the
manned moon mission.
4.
A
number
of
countries
are
(coordinating)
their
efforts
to send out food to the area worst affected by the flood.
5.
State
governments
and
the
colleges
themselves
have
(granted)
financial
help
to
students
with
special
abilities
and those with financial needs.
6.
The
committee
agreed
that
his
papers
(deserved)
a
wider
circulation
because
of
their
essential
and
fundamental
interest to a larger audience.
7.
The
anger
and
frustration
(displayed)
by
the
local
people who do not understand what is happening to them will
be a terrible and dangerous force.
8.
Americans defend the right to obtain a gun,and they
have
(consequently)
been willing to turn a blind eye to the harm
that people owning guns have caused.
9.
As the finance ministry rejected the deal for its
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clarity
(lodged)
a
complaint
with
the
European
Commission
that this deal was against the law.
10.
Dogs
cannot
distinguish
the
color
of
traffic
lights,so
the
master
must
make
the
decision
of
when
it
is
safe
to
(proceed)
across the road.
sions in use
1.
She
authorized
her
partner
to
carry
out
the
daily
responsibilities
(on
her
behalf)
when
she
was
on
her
business
trip.
2.
On
hearing
the
latest
news
about
your
mother's
ill
health,I
(took
the
liberty
of)
canceling
your
reservation
at
the
Sheraton.
3.
There was an obvious indication that the police who
have to enforce the new law were not
(immune to)
the

general
discontent.
4.
When she heard of her failure in the experiment,her
eyes
(were
filled
with)
tears;whether
it
was
of
shame,frustration,or grief was difficult to tell.
5.
Rose
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knows
that
continuous
letters
from
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John,together with countless roses,are aimed at making her
(fall
in love with)
him.
6.
(Expelled from)
public school for drinking and smoking
and
then
failing
in
show
business
as
a
singer,she
joined
her
father's business 10 years ago.
7.
Since
the
great
scandals
in
banking,many
people
in
the
country
have
(been
pessimistic
about)
the
prospects
of
economic recovery within a few years.
8.
The
parents
were
quite
happy
to
(go
along
with)
our
suggestion because it had taken their most important concerns
into consideration.
Unit 5
Section A
in use
1.
The
asks
people
to
save,while
they
enjoy
yourself
message
asks
people
to
spend;therefore,they
(contradict)
each other.
2.
It is a(n)
(paradox)
that in some odd way world peace
appears
to
depend
on
our
spending
millions
of
pounds
on
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