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Lesson 7 Mutilated ladies 残钞鉴别组1TheycalltheteaminMewcastleMutilatedLadiesbecause .a.theirjobinvolvesmutilatingbanknotesb.theirjobistoidentifypicturesoftheQueenonmutilatedbanknotesc.ladiesarealwaysmutilatingbanknotesbyaccidentinthewashd.onlyladieshavethepatienceforthisdifficultjob2TheBankofEnglandoffersaspecialservicetopeoplewho.a.feedtheirmoneytothedogb.trytowashlargebanknotesc.mutilatebanknotesonpurposed.havedamagedbutidentifiablebanknotes3Youdontgetyourmoneybackunless_.a.yougotoNewcastleandseetheMutilatedLadiesb.thereisenoughevidencetoproveyourclaim c.yourbankmanageragreestohelpyoud.youhavedonethissortofthingbefore4Haveyoueverforgotten_inthepocketofyourtrousers?(ll.1-3)a.alargebanknote面额很大的纸币b.largebanknotec.anylargebanknoted.somelargebank5.Ifyou_inBritai,youneedntdespair.(ll.4-5)a.doliveb.arelivingc.lived.werliving 6Johnis_,andrunsafurniturebusiness.(l.9)a.fiancofJaneButlinb.JaneButlinsfiancc.JaneButlinwhosfiancd.JaneButlinwhosefianc7.Thewallet_3,000fromtheday;sbusiness.(l.10)a.containingb.wascontainingc.containedd.content8Johnputhiswalletintothemicrowaveoven_.(l.10)a.toheepitsafeb.forkeepingsafec.forthesafetyd.tobsafekeepingtokeepitsafe9Johnrunsafurniturebusiness.He_thebusiness.(l.9)a.isinchargeofb.isinthechargeofc.chargesd.bearsthechargesof10Janediscoveredthatthe3,000had_ash.(ll.12-13)aturnedb.grownc.maded.become11Theremainswere_totheMutulatedLadies.(ll.13-14)a.conveyedb.dispatchedc.carriedd.fetched12Peoplecangettheirmoneyback_thereissomethingtoidentify.(ll.15-16)videdc.supposedd.allowingLesson 8: A famous monastery 著名的修道院Comprehension1St.Bernarddogsarenestknownfor_.a.beingagreatsummertouristattractionb.havingsavedpeopleslivesbeforethenewtunnelwasbuiltc.beingabletosearchpeopleoutwhohavebeentrappedinthesnow d.thefreedomtheyhavetowanderaboutinthewinterbebestknownfor=befamousfor:众所周知2Whatisthemainadvantageofthenewtunnel?a.ItpreventspeoplefromendangeringtheirlivesbyclimbingthePass.b.Itbringsthousandsoftouriststothemonsteryeachsummer.c.ItprovidesafastandsafecommunicationacrosstheSwiss-Italianborder. d.ItbringstheSt.Bernardmonksintogreatercontactwiththeworld.themainadvantage最大的好处3InwhatwaydoeslifeattheSt.Bernardmonasterydifferinwinter?Da.Thegreatnumberofvisitorsmustcometothemonasteryonskis.b.Thedogsarefreetosavethelivesofpeoplelostinthesnow.c.Themonksaremorewelcomingtotheirvisitors.d.Themonksconpursuetheiroccupationrelativelyundisturbed.4ThehighestmountainpassinEuropeis_.(ll.1-2)a.of2,473metresb.at2,473metreshighc.high2,473metresd.2,473metreshigh5-afewpeoplewhoare_tocrossthePassonfoot.(ll.9-10)a.rashenoughb.sorashc.toorashd.veryrash形容词或副词和enoughtodo搭配b选项错在sorashasto,Youaresokindastohelpme.6_A_somanypeopleabout,thedogshavetobekeptinanenclosure.(l.12)a.Withb.Beingc.Becaused.Havingwith的复合结构形式7Themonkslet_outsidetheirenclosure.(l.15)a.themtowanderb.tothemwanderingc.themwanderd.themwandering8Partiesofskiers_themonasteryinwinter.(ll.15-16)a.visittob.arevisitingatc.visitd.arevisiting9ThegreatSt.BernardPasslies_SwitzerlandandItaly.(l.1)a.withinb.betweenc.aboutd.along10Thedogsaresentoutintothesnow_atravellerisindifficulty.(ll.8-9)a.ifeverb.incasec.allthetimed.while11Thousandsofpeople_overthePass.(ll.11-12)a. tripb.voyagec.conductd.drive12Theyareallowedto_outsidetheirenclosure.(l.15)a.grazeb.driftc.roamd.wonderLesson 9 Flying cats 飞猫Comprehension1Wefindcatsendlesslyfascinatingbecause_.a.wefeelthereisagooddealwedonotknow abouttheirlivesb.webelievethatcatshaveninelivesc.theyaredifferentfromdogsandhorsesd.theycanreachaspeedof60milesanhourwhilefalling2Arecentstudyof132catsinNewYorkproved_.a.thatitistruethatcatshaveninelivesb.thatcatsarerelatedtoflyingsquirrelsc.theyaredifferentfromdogsandhorsesd.thatcatsfallingfromgreatheightsareseldomkilled3Catscansurvivegreatfallsmainlybecause_.a.thefurthertheyfall,thelesslikelytheyaretoinjurthemselvesb.acatsabilitytosurviveisbasedonfactc.afallingcatrelaxeditslegsandsoincreasesitsair-resistanced.theyareunlikelytoexceedaspeedofabout60milesanhour4. Catshaveanunfailingfascination_mostpeople.(l.1)a.withb.toc.ford.at5Catsneverbecomesubmissive_hewaythatdogsandhorsesdoc.asfarasdogsandborsesd.asfordogsandhorses6_popularlybelievedthatcatshaveninelives.(l.7)a.thereisb.Isc.Thisisd.Itis7NewYoukisidealforthisstudybecause_high-risebuildings.(ll.11-12)a.thereisplentyofb.ofthenumberofc.ithasplentyd.thenumber8Overaperiodoffivemonths,therewas_of132catsinNewYouk.(l.9)a.astudyb.studiedc.somestudiesd.studing9Mostcatsaresuspiciousofhumanbeings_theirlives.(l.5)a.duringb.throughoutc.throughd.white10_thereisagooddealoftruthinthisidea.a.Asamatteroffactb.Intheeventc.Itwouldseemd.Surprisinglyenough11Thatcatscansurvivefallsfromgreatheightsis_bythefacts.(ll.7-8)a.explainedb.testedc.supportedd.borne12Onecatfell32stroeys._sheonlysufferedabrokentooth.(ll.12-13)a.Evensob.Althoughc.Moreoverd.InspiteofLesson 11:Not guilty 无罪Comprehension1 WhatmakesreallyhonestpeolefeelguiltywhengoingthroughCustoms?a.Havingfivehunredgoldwatcheshiddenintheirsuitcases.b.TheparticularlyofficiouswayCustomsOfficersalwaysaskquestions.c.Thefactthattheyaretreatedaspotentialsmugglers.走私者d.Carryingthingswhicharenotexemptfromimartduty.2WhatmadetheCustomsOfficersfacelightup?a.Knowingowdifficultitwouldbeforthewritertoclosesicase.b.Seeingthebottleofhairgelwhichhecouldchargedutyon.c.Theideaofhavingfoundsomethingwhichshouldhavebeendeclared公布.d.discoveringanunopenedbottleoferfumeatthebottomofthecase.3Thewriterwasinahurrytogetawaybecause_.作者是急于离开a.hehadgrownimpatientathavingtakensolongtogetthroughCustomsb.hewasanxioustogetawayfromtheunleasantsmellc.hewasafraidhemightstillbestoppedforsmuggling, d.hewastryingtoescapewithpreciouschalkmarksStructure 4TheCustomsOffficeraskedhim_hehadanythingtodeclare.)l.9)a.thatb.whatc.ford.whether5Haveyouanythingtodeclare?heasked,looking_.(l.9)a.directtomeb.medirectlyc.directlyatmed.inmydirectionlookhimintheeye/face=liikdirectlyathim6Wouldyou_B_please?(l.11)a.unlockkindlythissuitcaseb.kindlyunlickthissuitcasec.unlockthissuitcasekindlyd.bekindtounlockthissuitcaseWouldyoukindlydosth.please?7hetoldhimhe_it.(l.16)a.oughttohavedeclaredb.musthsvedeclaredc.hadtodeclared.neededtodeclare7.A8_thecap,theOfficerputthebottletohisnostrils.(l.22)a.Havingunscrewedb.Unscrewedc.Beingunscrewedd.Withunscewed9CustomsOfficersarequitetolerantthesedays.Theyare_.(l.1)a.tolerableb.placidc.easy-goingd.negligenttolerable能忍耐的，可忍受的placid平静的tolerable宽容的，好相处的negligent疏忽的10Ahardenedprofessionalsmugglerfeels_hisbehaviour.)ll.4-5)a.unashamedofb.unwrongedbyc.unshockedbyd.guiltlessof11AsIexpected,hewas_.(l.20)a.incomprehensibleb.incrediblec.incredulousd.sceptical12Iwasabletohurryawaywithreciouschalkmarksonmy_.a.hangbagsb.luggagec.casementd.equipmentLesson 12 Life on a desert island 荒岛生活Comprehension1Inwhatwayarethepicturesweformoflifeonadesertislandunreal?a.Theyfailtopresentthewretchednessofsuchasutuation.b.Weforgetthatwewouldbetooweaktoworkandonlyimaginethepleasureofidleness.c.Theyareeitherundulyoptimisticorundulypessimistic. d.Theylackanytruthatallasmostofushavenevervisitedone.要么是过度乐观，要么是过度的悲观2Whatwastheequipmentthemenhadbroughtthatprovedessentialtotheirsurvival幸存?a.Toolswithwhichtheyhadbeengoingtorepairtheriboat.b.Food,matchesandtinsofbeer.c.Rainwater,lobsterandfish.d.Aspeargunandarubberdinghy.Essential=verynecessary绝对必要的，必不可少的3Whatmadethemenwishtostayonthedesertisland?a.Discoveringhowpleasantlifecanbefendingforoneself. b.Havingseenveryfewtreesandnorainwateronthecoralisland.c.Thefactthattheytwereabletoeatthesamefoodaskingseat.d.KnowingtheynolongerneededtotaketheirboattoMiamiforrepair4Wesometimesthinkofadesertisland_asortofparadise.(l.1)a.tobeb.asbeingc.isd.bethinkofsb./sth.as:把某人、某事看作为5But_havehadtheopportunitytofindout.(ll.7-8)a.wefewb.hardlyanybodyc.littlepeopled.notmanyfewofus：我们当中，没有几个人6After_afewmilesacrosstheCaribbean,theyarrivedatasmallcoralisland.(ll.11-12)a.theyrowedb.rowedc.rowingd.torow7_werescarcethereandtherewasnowater.(ll.12-13)a.Thetreesb.Treesc.Anytreesd.Treesontheisland8Bothmengenuinelyregretted_.(l.16)a.theirleaveb.tohavetoleavec.havingtoleaved.theymusthaveleft为做过的事情后悔：regret+动名词Vocabulary9Adesertislandis_place.(ll.1-2)a.anunpopularb.anuninhabitedc.adesertedd.abarreninhabited:有人居住的uninhabited:无人居住的unpopular:不流行的barren:贫瘠的10Theothersideofthepictureis_different.(ll.4-5)a.naturallyb.ratherc.reallyd.entirely完全的不同11Butthiswasnot_tobeaproblem.(l.13)a.demonstratedb.thoughtc.shownd.found12And,asoneofthem_it,theyatelikekings.(l.15)a.expressed表示b.placedc.toldd.said原文：asoneofthemputitLesson 13: Its only me “是我，别害怕”1Mrs.Richardswentupstairsbecause_.a.shedidnotneedtodoanyhouseworkb.shestillhadtofinishthecostumeshewasgoingtowearc.shewantedtochangeherclothesbeforedoingthehouseworkd.shewantedtochangeintoherfancy-dresscostume她想试试她的化妆舞会的服装2Mrs.Richardsdidnotgotothedoorbecause_.a.shewasupstairschangingherclothesb.shedidnotwanttomakeabadimpressiononthebakerc.shethoughtthebakermightbetakeninbyherdisguised.thebakerhadalreadyleftthebreadonthekitchentabletakesbin使某人信以为真，让某人上当disguise伪装3BysayingItsonlyme,Mrs.Richardshoped_.a.themanwouldrealizeshewasaloneb.topersuadethemanhewasseeingaghostc.themanwouldrecognizeher这个人会认识她d.themanwouldnotclosethed