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2021年1月21日发(作者：marko)






Lesson One


Y
our college Y
ears


Answers:
V
ocabulary:
I.

Translate.
1)

into Chinese.
(1).
政治上的成熟
(2).
认同危机

(3)
遗传工程
(4)
偶然事件

(5)
青春期
(6)
每天工作日程

(7)
处理日常生活的能力
(8)
异性

(9)
生活方式

2)
into English
。

(1) to acquire knowledge


(2)to define the world
(3) to resent the treatment

(4)to frustrate the students
(5) to drug one
’
s feet





(6)to process knowledge

(7) to narrow the gap





(8)to expect better results
(9) to present facts
II. Give synonyms and antonyms of the following.
1)

Give synonyms.
(1)objective, purpose, end



(2)to increase/to enlarge/to grow





(3)clear
(4) choice















(5)main/chief/principal/leading






(6)strong feeling
2)
Give antonyms
(1)masculine




(2)independence




(3)incompetent
(4)to narrow





(5)to exclude






(6)mistrust/distrust
(7)to discourage


(8)indistinct/unclear/vague
III. Translate
1)

She intends to apply for that academic position.
2)

Many people have observed that , without effective checks , we have a tendency to abuse our
power.
3)

Some countries refuse to get involved in this dispute
and they resent any foreign interference.
4)

prejudice.
Y
ou have to take into consideration the local conditions when you apply

According
to
the
agreement
,
all
business
policies

should
apply
to
everybody without
any
these
technologies.
5)

Based
on
his
careful
observation
of
the
children
’
s
behavior
he came to
the conclusion
that



Lesson Two


Discovery of a Father
Answers

V
ocabulary:
I.
Translate the following into Chinese

(1)
经营一家五金电（
2
）拒绝赊帐

（
3
）忍受侮辱（
4
）打碎窗户

（
5
）编造故事（
6
）同情穷人

（
7
）喝了几口啤酒（
8
）活跃气氛

（
9
）啪的一下把某物放在桌上

II. Give synonyms and antonyms of the following.
1)

Give synonyms

(1)

hut, shack, tool-house, outbuilding
(2)

comical, funny, ridiculous ,absurd, laughable, amusing
(3)

bankrupt, penniless, impoverished
(4)

to defeat, to beat, to conquer, to overcome
(5)

to break into pieces, to shatter, to destroy
(6)

to stick, to holdfast, to hang on to, to hold on to

2)

Give antonyms.
(1)

distant, formal, remote

(2)

grateful, thankful, friendly, pleasant, amiable, appreciative
(3)

interesting, exciting
(4)

loudly, loud, noisily

Lesson Three Michael Dell
’
s Two- Billion
–
Dollar Dream
Answers:
I. Oral Work
II. V
ocabulary Test
1.

Give synonyms and antonyms of the following
(1)

to fasten
(2)

to make fun of
(3)

company

(4)

producer
2) Give antonyms
(1) insufficient
(2) reluctant
(3) netting
(4) about
2
．
Choose the right words in their proper forms.
1)
（
1
）
mock
(2) laughs
，


laughs
2)

(1) worthy



(2) worth
III. Grammar Work
Would
ensure



changed


was



improved


was


was


made


was


had

would change
IV
. Written Work


Answer the question in about 150 words
How do you account for Michael Dell
’
s success when he first started his company?



Dell, a multibillionaire and the founder of PC company of the same name transformed a dorm
room operation at the University of Texas to one of the world
’
s largest corporation .But what are
the reasons of such great success when he first started his company?

Firstly,
Michael
had
the
entrepreneurial
spirit.
At
age
12,
he
traded
stamps
by
advertising
in
stamp
magazines.
He
offered
a
national
stamp
auction
through
the
mail
.Four
years
later;
He
created a venture for selling newspaper subscriptions through target marketing, and bought a B.
MW with the $$18,000 he earned. These experiences are of great help.



Secondly, success is being
efficient. Michael saw an opportunity for bypassing the
middleman,
who adds little value to the products and sells custom-built PCs directly to end users.



Hard
work
is
also
important,
Dell
once
credited
his
own success to
the fact
that
his
parents
expected their three sons to learn and work hard-and draws a lesson from this.



As
the
reasons
mentioned
above,
he
makes
the
impossible
seem
natural,
and
his
modest
demeanor masks an unimaginable and limitless drive for success.
V
. Translation
1) The mission was put off before the rocket was launched.
2) Sport is important because it concerns the health of the people of a nation ,and not because it is
a profitable business.

Lesson Four


Wisdom of Bear W
ood
Answers
I. Oral Work
II. V
ocabulary Test
1.

Give synonyms and antonyms of the following
1
)Give synonyms
(1)to wander
(2) to give up
(3)great
(4)scared

2)Give antonyms
(1)minor
(2) unhappy
(3)thin
the right words in their proper forms.
1)

(1)crawl
(2) creep
2)
(1)tone

(2) tune
III. Grammar Work.

Put appropriate prepositions in the blanks

at


in



like


for



to



with



out of


to

of



By


of



in





IV
. Written Work



Answer the question in about 150 words.


Since
their
first
encounter,
Mrs.
Robertson-Glasgow
gave
the
narrator
too
many
precious
memories
and
the
narrator
also
learned
and
got
a
lot
from
Mrs.
Robertson- Glasgow.
When
they
met
in
Bear
Wood
for
the
first
time,
Mrs.
Robertson-Glasgow
gave
him a
welcoming smile that
instantly put
him at ease. After
Mrs.
Robertson-Glasgow
introduced
herself,
she
extended
her
fine
hand
to
him
in
a
more
equal
and
valued
way
.
Mrs.
Robertson-Glasgow
made
delicious
tarts
for
the
narrator.
Mrs.
Robertson-Glasgow
also
taught
him
something
about
birds,
insects,
plants and
trees. In a
word,
his encounter with Mrs. Robertson-Glasgow brought
him
too many valuable memories that would accompany and affect him during his lifetime.
So
he
regarded
it
as
a
legacy.
What
his
cross-age
friendship
left
him
was
the
most
precious, rare thing
—
an enduring and rewarding friendship.


V
. Translation

1)

She says that she just doesn
’
t fell inclined to work today
.

2)

I am inclined to look at things from the bright side.