新世纪综合英语2 第二版 UNIT 1 答案.pdf

Keys for Unit 1 Vocabulary I 1 burning 2 something a situation or a circumstance that is dependent on one s location in the building 3 in an intermittent manner 4 Help you 5 Things are satisfactory up to this point II 1 scoffed 2 dilemma 3 collapsed 4 pandemonium 5 reassuring 6 rumble 7 glancing at 8 meet up with III 1 panicky 2 descends descended 3 enjoyable 4 expectation 5 morality 6 persuasion 7 strong 8 Energetic IV A D C B D C A D V 1 amoral non moral 2 disappear 3 wildly 4 uncover disclose reveal 5 dissuade 6 happily joyfully joyously 7 ordinary common 8 small thin slender VI 1 helpful helpless 2 childish childlike childless 3 active 4 persistent 5 revolutionary 6 successful 7 womanly 8 Ladylike Grammar I 1 would 2 would 3 used would 4 used to 5 used to 6 used to 7 would 8 would 9 used to 10 would would would II 1 used to travel 2 was not used to accepting 3 was not used to receiving 4 used to think 5 used to living 6 used to say 7 didn t use to eat 8 am not used to driving III 1 insistence 2 habitual action 3 probability 4 willingness 5 probability 6 polite request 7 improbability 8 capability IV 1 could would might might should might 2 could would should could might could would 3 should should would would could V 1 needn t have carried 2 needn t have bought 3 didn t need to tell 4 needn t have had 5 needn t have stood 6 didn t need to hurry 7 didn t need to open 8 didn t need to take 9 needn t have washed 10 didn t need to work Translation I 1 对有些人来说 生死攸关的是此时此刻他们所在的位置 不仅是 哪幢楼 哪一层 更重要的是大楼的哪个角落 2 周围噪声震耳 烟雾弥漫 火星四溅 梅布勒姆没有意识到 他的朋 友朱虹始终就在他身后的楼梯井里 3 她一点一点地拼出了哈里逃生的场景 飞机撞击时 他正在第87层 楼 4 但是 尽管她绞尽了脑汁 问了无数问题 她拼出的场景还是在第 36层上逐渐模糊了 II 1 Thanks to modern technology the film about that ancient battle gives the audience the illusion of being on the battlefield themselves 2 That ancient city was devastated by the fire but fortunately the stone tablet survived 3 The videotape and the story by the woman filled them with sympathy for the child who had become an orphan in the earthquake 4 In that earthquake we heard many stories of teachers who had refused to leave their students behind and laid down their lives 5 The construction of the Yu Yuan Garden began in 1558 but it was not completed until 1578 because building went off and on for lack of money 6 In 1980 when I met up with her she had just returned from abroad with a master s degree 7 It was my first visit to New York but I managed to find my way to the little film 8 It is hard to make it to the top in the movie industry but as a director Xie Jin did it Exercises for integrated skills 1 Dictation With hope of finding more survivors of Turkey s devastating earthquake now all but gone the Turkish authorities are turning their attention to caring for those who have survived A full scale relief effort in the area hit by the earthquake is finally beginning after days of confusion Turkish and foreign volunteers have been joined by soldiers and the police and heavy equipment sent by nearby cities and by private companies has been moved to almost every victimized town The Minister of Housing estimated that 60 000 buildings had been either destroyed or seriously damaged in the quake It is hoped that within a few days many of the homeless will be moved out of the fields and tents where they were now living 42 countries and 38 international organizations have sent aid to Turkey The World Bank had sent 200 million for housing construction 2 Cloze Life in Darwin in the far north of Australia had always been free and easy From May to October the weather was the best Tourists arrived in large numbers from the south to 1 escape the winter cold However on 24 December 1974 the local television and radio stations warned 2 of about a cyclone which the weathermen had 3 named called Tracy moving rapidly nearer Darwin At two minutes before midnight the radio gave out a short message There seemed 4 little no doubt that Cyclone Tracy was moving towards Darwin Within minutes people were running screaming into the dark streets Tall office buildings and hotels 5 fell to the ground Cars parked in the streets were blown 6 over and over until every bit of metal was bent At Darwin s railway 7 station trains were thrown into the air 8 as if they were toys The rails were torn up from the 9 ground and bent into different shapes All the 10 time the cyclone was moaning and roaring When Cyclone Tracy finally 11 left Darwin there was a strange silence throughout the city Everyone waited 12 expecting the storm to turn round and come back to make 13 sure that