xtplpv新_视野大学英语(第二版)读写教程第三册课后习题答案
no longer optional for women.
5. Fathers’ income usually exceeds mothers’ income, but it is women who usually contribute a larger proportion of their income to their family. Comprehension of the Text
II.
1. C
2. C
3. B
4. A
5. B
6. C
7. B
8. A
V ocabulary
III.
1. undergo
2. released
3. concludes
4. overtaking
5. maintain
6. contribute
7. vary
8. adequate
9. optional 10. migrate
Exercises on Web course only:
11. rare 12. urgent 13. prime 14. agenda 15. dissolved
IV.
1. on/upon
2. about
3. to
4. to
5. for
6. to
7. in
8. to
9. as 10. by
Exercises on Web course only:
11. by
第二版新视野大学英语读写教程第三册答案unit 10
SECTION A
Pre-reading activities
W: In just a minute, we'll introduce an old friend of yours, and I'll interview you both about your unique friendship. But first, do you have something to say?
M: I'd like to make something clear. The man isn't my friend, well, not really.
W: You mean you don't like him?
M: No. That's not quite it I've never met him.
W: How do you know him then?
M: My family members always told me how great he was. It really made me angry at times. But I guess it was kind of good for me too, because it caused me to work harder and harder.
W: I'm excited to hear more! Let's bring him out here and learn what he has to say!
1. The man isn't really his friend.
2. He was great
3. (Open-ended.)
Comprehension of the Text
I:
1. He thought that Aunt Carrie was his favorite relative and favorite authority figure, and that she
was generous with smiles, praise and was tolerant.
2. He did not feel good about it, because his first
day was disastrous and John's went well.
3. John advanced quickly while the writer was
slow.
4. He took them as a challenge although disliked
them
5. He thought that his stories were an extension of
his own desires to rise above John Bullyer.
6. He learned about John mainly through
newspapers.
7. They both thought that the other was taller,
smarter, and more handsome.
8. Both of them were finally positive about their
life competition, because they both felt grateful to
their aunt.
V ocabulary
III.
1.harness
2.percentage
3.impose
4.authorities
5.dreading
6.drawbacks
7.universe
8.extension
9.broaden 10.practically
Exercises on Web course only:
11. dynamic 12. spacecraft 13. specimen
IV.
1. on
2. with
3. to
4. with
5. by
6. to
7. At
8. as
9.
for 10. on/upon
Exercises on Web course only:
11. for 12. for
V.
1.L
2.J
3.O
4.C
5.H
6. M
7. A
8.G
9.F 10. D
Collocation
VI.
1. defeat
2. truth
3. responsibility
4. guilt 5 need 6.
mistake 7. love 8. effect 9. fact 10. identity
N
Concordance
File
1
I could then admit defeat and lie down and die.
erb1u03
2
One of the problems we may have, regarding lying,
is not having as honest enough heart to admit the
truth
tbb1u10
3
None of these people will admit responsibility for
their actions.
tbb1u02
4
He admitted his guilt
nwb1u02
5
Presently, many, if not most Americans, admit the
need for tighter laws to control the ownership of
handguns
tbb1u07
6
From my standpoint, you should admit your
mistakes and try hard next time.
tbb2u09
7
When are you going to admit year love for me?
sb2u04
8
They don't care why yon did it—they just want
yon to admit the great effect your behavior had on
them.
srb2u05
9
They think they must admit this fact in order to get
rid of their problems
tbb2u07
10
With more than a suggestion of discomfort, he
spoke my name and I, somewhat reluctantly,
admitted my identity.
rwsb3u10
Word Building
VII.
1. subordinate
2. subheadings
3. submerging
4.
subdivided 5. subcontinent 6. submarine 7.
subhuman 8. subway
VIII.
l.e 2.h 3.b 4.c 5.g 6.d 7.f 8. a
Sentence Structure
1. Wherever you go, you can always find
Coca-Cola.
2. However rich people are, they always want
more.
3. Whoever you marry, make sure he can cook.
