外教社大学英语精读第1册Unit10参考答案

外教社大学英语精读第1册第10单元参考答案

Vocabulary

V. 1.j 2.g 3.a 4.i 5.f 6.b 7.h 8.e 9.d 10.c

VI.

1. have vanished

2. tightened

3. mysterious

4. handle

5. caught up in

6. pulled into

7. dreamed of 8. retreat 9. stunned 10. would come through 11. made their way 12. take (him)back 13. mask 14. brightly

VII.

1. The news of Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor stunned the people of the United States.

2. The wild animals started to run at the approach of the hunters.

3. I was so caught up in the film on TV that I forgot to do my homework.

4. Although the Second World War ended more than fifty years ago, many people still remember it painfully.

5. The cheerful smile vanished from her face when she heard the bad news.

6. In spite of America's high divorce rate, many Americans still dream of a happy marriage. Word Building

VIII.

1. healthy

2. dirty

3. noisy

4. smoky

5. stormy

6. sunny, rainy

7. muddy

8. smelly

IX.

1. ill-advised

2. well-paid

3. much-used

4. well-informed

5. poorly-dressed

6. well-travelled

7. muc h-handled

8. well-known

X.

1. root

2. notice

3. retreat

4. board

5. mask

6. retreat

7. approaching

8. notice

9. rooted 10. board 1 1. dreaming 12. approach 13. mask 14. Dreams

Structure

XI.

Model 1

1. She listened to a continual strange noise coming from the next room, her heart beating fast.

2. The old beggar sat at the corner, tears welling up in his eyes.

3. Jim continued on his way, the dog jumping around in front of him.

4. The girl in the snapshot wore a broad smile, her long hair flowing in the breeze.

Model 2

1. Mother insisted that we be back before 6P. M. In the evening.

2. The salesman insisted that the money be paid before the goods were delivered.

3. The prime minister insisted that a committee be set up to look into the matter.

4. His teacher insisted that he read the book once again before he started writing the report. Model 3

1. Red flags were seen billowing in the breeze, as if greeting the soldiers coming home.

2. The brook kept murmuring all the year round, as if telling a never-ending story of sorrow.

3. The young men answered the strangers kindly, as if speaking to good friends.

4. Tom turned round from time to time, as if searching for someone in the crowd.

Cloze

XII.

(A)