大学英语泛读一课一练答案BookII-简化版

Unit OnePart I1. criticized2. prior3. relevance4. assistant6. promotion7. accessible8. superiority9. intention5.summary 10. initially Part II1. C2. B 3. C 4. A6. A 2. B 7. C8. B 9. B11. C12. B 13. A14. D16. C 17. D 18. C19. B5. D10. C15. C20. BPart III. TranslationMichael, a young criminal policeman, was intelligent in the extreme and accomplished a great deal during the first year after his graduation from a Police College. It was out of question that his good performance in solving cases won high praised of his leaders and colleagues. He, however, became somewhat self-conceited. This was rather dangerous to any criminal police became they must attach great importance to team spirit when cracking criminal cases and individualistic heroism was not advocated in his occupation. What’s more, losses of life for this reason were apparently not worthwhile. But Michael began to neglect this basic rule. Once there was a case of murder and he set out single-handedly. Had it not been for his colleagues’ timely arrival, he would have been killed by a murder suspect. It was, in retrospect, the worst mistake he ever made.Unit TwoPart I1. involvement2. confrontation3. treat6. loyally7. replacement8. reservations4. retirement5. systematically9. resolution10. liabilitiesPart II1. C2. C3. A4. D5. A6. C7. D8. B9. C10. C11. A 12. C 13. D 14. D 15. A16. D 17. A 18. C19. A 20. C Part III. TranslationJoe, the president of the English Training School, is a retired employee from a well-known American company located in China. After retirement,, he chose to stay in Shanghai instead if going back to the States, simply because that he had been living in this city for 5years, and could blend in well with the local people. He knows the city so well that he goes shopping in the discount stores for the things he likes in spare time. More importantly, he finds English training is a rewarding business in Shanghai because there is a huge market here. He holds to the belief that a qualified English teacher must be, first and foremost, full of passion. Therefore, a group of cheerful young people make up his faculty, creating an alive learning environment. By all accounts, Joe is a respectable and lovely old guy. Unit ThreePart I1. deserving2. immortals3. monotonous4. twister5. screaming6. vaccination, vaccinated7. maintenance8. humiliation9. embarrassment10. jerky Part II1. C2. C 3. C4. A5. B6. A7. D8. B9. C10. B11. B12. D13. B14. A15. D16. D17. C18. A19. A20. BPart III. TranslationPart OneIn those days, John was always pulling a long face. His father asked him what came over him and John thought his study was too monotonous and disliked his major. He believed that he possessed great talent in art. He intended to develop in this respect. In his father’s opinion, his son himself should make his own decision. He didn’t want to give his son too much interference. However, he tended to remind his son that he should not distract too much attention from his study while learning art. In the end, John chose to learn playing the violin. He figured that he would strive and obtain some achievements within three years. But after a period of learning, John felt he improved little so that He became quite depressed. Father then advised that he should be patient and not be fussy. John followed his father’s advice. Through his remorseless efforts, he managed to place first in the national contest. He felt father really knows better.Unit FourPart I1. interpreter2. communications3. emotional4. insensible5. relationship6. acquaintance7. knowledgeable8. tolerant9. unemployment10. individuallyPart II1. B2. C3. D4. B5. B6. A7. A8. D9. B10. B 11. A12. B13. B14. C15. A16. C17. D18. A19. C20. BPart III. TranslationThere is no doubt that like TV, computers benefit people greatly. With computers, the home will become a library, a school, an office and entertainment center. All transactions, from banking to shopping, will be performed electronically and all information, from train schedules to discount—price goods, will be obtained by clicking o the modem. In addition to providing us many of the facilities and services we now must travel to obtain, we can communicate directly with other homes and with information centers worldwide; we can get access to interesting knowledge and the latest data we need; we can keep up with the time; make friends with the people all over the world and chat with them online at times.In a word, computers will play more and more important part in politics, economy, medicine and other walks of modern life in an information age. Computers will be indispensable to people’s life.Unit FivePart I1. sweating2. Inflation3. startling4. deafen5. effortless6. inclination7. dismissal8. progressing9. installments10. stretchy Part II1. C2. C3. D4. C5. C6. B7. C8. D9. C10. A11. B12. A13. D14. B15. A16. A17. B18. A19. D20. BPart III. TranslationIn some young people’s mind eye, it seems to e very easy for one to succeed. But in face, it is not. Many evidence of how a man to succeed bears out point.Ms. Shen is a successful business woman, who has got her own company and has passion for her business. She told men in detail about her experiences as a young woman, which were filled with an awful sweat. She said: “Now I live in a villa and drive a luxury car, but on several occasions I had ever ridden my bicycle to deliver goods to the clients to Pudong.” Therefore, young people should bring them back to earth to have the mental preparation for a rough but hopeful way to go.Unit SixPart I1. incredible2. consumption3. renewal4. charming5. resolution6. spot7. wonderfully8. Heroin9. remaining10. alumni Part II1. A2. C3. D4. C5. B6. D7. C8. A9. A10. D11. B12. B13. A14. C15. B16. B17. A18. D19. A20. BPart III. Translation Everyone dream to achieve their hearts’ desire someday, and Anna, who worked in the Sales Department of an American corporation, was no exception. What made her quite different from her colleagues was that she wouldn’t bide her time. Instead, she would create her own opportunity to succeed in life. As a saleswoman, she was well aware that the number of clients had much to do with her work, and she as very confident to get a many customers as possible. Sophisticated or unapproachable as some consumers were, they would at length become Anna’s regular customers because they found her a patient, considerate and kind-hearted person, who even set aside some time to chat away with them about children’s education and housework. A year later, Anna astonished all her colleagues with her incredible sales achievements. Unit SevenPart I1. preservation2. authoritative3. necessitate4. Corruption5. retrieve6. inhabitants7. identify8. mysterious9. tribal10. tolerantPart II1. C2. B3. B4. C5. B6. D7. D8. C9. B10. A11. A12. B13. C14. A15. C16. A17. B18. C19. D20. BPart III. TranslationThe English language, like many other languages in the world, descended from a common parent language, the Indo-European language. The Indo-European language was spoken by the original Indo-European people who inhabited the east part of central Europe. About in 3000 B., massive Indo-European people began to drift to other parts of the world, the cause of which is still a mystery. As a result, the originally united Indo-European language split into different dialects which pertain to the various language branches of the Indo- European phylum. English falls into the Germanic language so English resembles German most. However, German is comparatively conservative and less influenced by other languages. Thus, there exists great difference between them.。