英语BOOK3 综合教程课后答案

英语综合教程BOOK3课后答案

Unite 3

Lead-in

4,3,6,2,1,3

Passage A

ABCAB

6. 1.attain, 2.modest, 3.attractive, 4.precise, 5.campaign,

6.market,

7.manufactures,

8.sponsor,

9.imported, 10. brands

7. 1.frown (very much) …on, 2.for instance, 3.as a result, 4.when it comes to, 5.under ... umbrella

8.1) Thoughts are expressed by means of language.

2) I have bought so many new books this year that it's really difficult for me to keep count of them.

3)The old lady feels assured that her son will come back home today to celebrate her birthday.

4) His mother insisted that his pocket money should not exceed 100 yuan per month.

5) We bought a car last month, which was registered under my name.

9. 1. For most American teenagers, when it comes to comfortable and fashionable clothing, nothing beats T-shirts and jeans.

2. Starting in 2004, Addidas widely promoted that “Impossible is nothing,” and the notion took hold.

3. When the news was first released online, the number of its viewers beat the imagination.

4. The girl’s big break came with her outstanding performance at the singing contest.

5. In many European countries people tend to frown on smoking in public places.

Passage B

CDCAB

13. 1.revenues, 2.targeting, 3.appliances, 4.via, 5.smashing,

6.loyal,

7. comparable,

8.alongside,

9.claiming, 10. filmed

14. 1. beat ... expectation, 2. So far, 3. built up, 4. at home, 5. on ... basis

15 (1)A great man can dominate a difficult situation by force of character. (2)According to the latest report,tourists do not have to apply for an entry visa to some Southeast Asian countries.

(3)The color of the envelope suggests that the letter might be from a woman.

(4)Trains can’t rival planes for speed,but many people prefer to travel by train.

(5)People are much more likely to accept this mode of administration once they seen that it really works.

Unite 4

Lead-in

1. got me wondering;

2. it hit me;

3. original me;

4. bank statement;

5. overdue

books; 6. unexplained charges

Passage A

CBCDA

6. 1.string, 2.stir, 3.controversy, bat, 5.excessive,

6.regulations,

7.instincts,

8.reckless,

9.prohibition, 10. irrational

7. 1.to his name, 2.keep at bay, 3.under the sun, 4.jumping the gun, 5.line up

8. 1. The band shot to fame in the 1980s with that single album.

2. Take a risk, and you may lose again, but you have improved your chances to win.

3. Scientists are pushing themselves to the limits in their researches for the cure of AIDS.

4. Now we could see the point of the Internet: we can get information from all over the world just by clicking the mouse.

5. Some people believe the government will regulate the research of human cloning sooner or later.

9. 1. He is a legend with the biggest gate website in China to his name.

2. At the beginning of the twentieth century, Einstein shot to fame after he published a series of articles on the Theory of Relativity.

3. The WHO is urging its member countries to adopt effective measures to keep bird fluat bay.

4. Like it or not, the traditional Chinese culture is invaded by foreign cultures.

5. You should not jump the gun in drawing the conclusion before your experiment is finished.

13. 1.ban, 2.practically, 3.survive, 4.adopt, 5.decent,

6.genius,

7. gene,

8.anonymously,

9.resemblance, 10. immerse

14. 1. in the flesh, 2. bring … to term, 3. the roof fell in, 4. put up for, 5. dig up

15. 1. George is nuts about the Chinese culture and has decided to learn Chinese in an evening school.

2. The reporters got wind of Diana's visit to the city and rushed to the airport for the news.

3. After two months of restless effort, the police finally tracked the criminal down in a southern city.

4. The two companies have already agreed in principle to go ahead with the project.

5. If your quality isn't improving for real, I don't think you will be competitive in the market.

Unite 5

Lead-in

1. employment market

2. handle the changes

3. concluded

4. very nature

5. builds on

6. involved in

7. at various stages

Passage A

BDBAC