上师大综合教程4大英期末

大英期末

Part I. Listening Comprehension

Part II. Reading Comprehension（一课一练Unit1、3、4、5、6、7中阅读，共12篇；综合教程2套Test Yourself中阅读，共四篇）Part III. Vocabulary and Structure（一课一练Unit1、3、4、5、6、7课后词汇练习1、2）

Part Ⅳ. Reading in Depth（Unit1、5、6课后Cloze1+Unit4、7课后Translation2）

Part V. Writing

Part III. Vocabulary and Structure

Unit 1

1.The Labor Party’s electoral strategy, which was based on a tactical

alliance（联盟） with other minor parties, has proved successful.

2.The government troops recaptured the city from the rebels at the cost

of（以...为代价）two thousand casualties

3． By a stroke of good luck（侥幸的是）, Genelle, who had been buried in the rubble for more than 26 hours, came our alive.

4.My brother wasn’t badly hurt, but he injured his leg and had to limp

（一瘸一拐地走） around for a few weeks.

5.The aircraft was subjected to a test of temperatures of minus（零下）

65 degrees and plus 120 degrees.

6.Tax incentives combined with cheap labor will attract companies to the

western regions（地区）of our country away from the east coast. 7.To my surprise, the opening speeches sounded more like declaration

（宣布）of war than offerings of peace.

8.After a three-day siege（围困）by the police, the terrorists who had

seized the restaurant had to give in.

9.Once we stepped off the plane and onto the prairie, we were greeted

by a gust of raw（阴冷的）and biting wind.

10. Being young and impatient, they are inclined to dash into the jaws of danger where an experienced fighter might bide his time（等待时机）.

11.The harassing budget problems of the past few months have taken their

toll（付出惨重代价）on her health.

12.Workers who have to work on weekends are paid twice the normal wages.

And in the case of（遇上）national holidays, they can get triple pay.

1. In the economic crisis, many factories have begun to lay off workers. Now the government is faced with the problem of helping create jobs for the large number of unemployed.

2. If you let yourself get bogged down in paper work, you’ll never find time to deal with the really important issues.

3. Despite difficulties, the government is pressing on with its campaign to eliminate corruption.

4. “We can take no chances; if we fail in Normandy the war might drag on for years,” said the Allied commander-in-chief.

5. The tolerance of her poor English by others meant she could get by with her often incorrect grammar and limited vocabulary.

6. Edward knew it would cost him a fortune to dine out at such an expensive