大学英语读写译3答案

1、大学英语读写译 3 答案 【篇一：新视野大学英语读写译 (第三版)第二册课后习题答案 6】 a necessary sacrifice to achieve victory over their opponents.by doing this, the soldiers would be more determined andconcentrated on the battles. the purpose for the experiment isto investigate seemingly irrational human behavior whenmaking a decision,

2、such as the tendency for keeping multipleoptions open. the experiment enabled people to see why itsalways so hard for them to say no to any opportunities thatcame to them. in everyday life, people just give excuses tokeep options open students should quickly check all the doors and keep clickingon t

3、he one with the highest cash. they should absolutelyignore the vanishing doors. because we can see that thestudents didnt really focus on ensuring future cash earnings.what they tried to avoid was the immediate pain of watchingoptions close. because in life the doors are closing slowly, notlike the

4、ones on the computer in the experiment, people dontreally see the opportunities actually vanishing away little bylittle. he suggests that people should prohibit overbooking, reduceoptions, delegate tasks to others, and even give away ideas toothers to pursue. people can obtain pleasure and satisfact

5、ionby focusing their energy and attention in a more concentratedfashion. they will have more with fewer, carefully chosenoptions. surprising but very strategic and visionary.? reflection of his unique foresight and wisdom. ? knowledgeable about winning battles. ? experienced in fighting with enemies

6、interesting and thought-provoking.? reflect students mentality. ? meaningful and valid.? may not be convincing to some people. both consequences are surprising.? both are about choices and decision-making.? both have to do with strategies. ? both focus on humans mentality.afraid of losing potential

7、opportunities.? too greedy and too ambitious.? over-confident about their real capacity.? more choices, better chances. fewer options, more focused concentration. ? fewer choices,better quality.? everything has two sides. ? too much greed ends up with nothing. 1. when employees participated in the p

8、roblem-solvingprocess, they weremuch more willing to 2. (implement) solutions to the problems. (rival) groups astrong police force has been placed between the two in the village to prevent fighting and killing. 3. although personally we believe this to be of only secondaryimportance, its potential r

9、ole in (motivating) innovative acts cannot beignored. 4. though many things have been changed culturally, there isa commitment and sense of responsibility that have not yet been (discarded)in todays society. 5. western nations have older and shrinking populationssince they entered the 21st century a

10、nd their problems. 6. shedidnt want to marry him and was (prejudiced) against him(fluctuating) birth rates have also posedbecause he had only a bachelors degree and didnt meet herexpectations for marriage. 7. the president is in trouble and will have to work hard to(restore) his credibility after pe

11、ople discovered that he was not telling thetruth. 8. to study a number of subjects in the humanities has beenboth enjoyable and (enlightening) , providing me with a new and differentperspective on the world in which we live. 9. people are concerned about the environment issuebecause air and water po

12、llution not only affects everyones health but also makes itdifficult for businesses to (profit) .10. instead of ignoring or envying successful students, i madeit my mission to(investigate) the mysterious causes of their success and greatness.strategic sympathetic confirmation location reflection pro

13、vision installation registrationquotesympathize criticize industrialize 1. hes usually indifferent to the feelings of other people; hecan neitherunderstand nor 2. (sympathize) with my eagerness and anxiety. (confirmation)that the documents are there has been no official original, although different

14、sources from the media and thepublic suggest that they are. 3. theres a consensus that the (strategic) defense of a countrydepends on a powerful air force and marine force, in addition toadvanced arms. 4. total construction time of the shop wasabout 30 days including the (installation) of the newly-

15、imported machines and theassembly of the various parts. 5. to illustrate my point of view, i would like to (quote) from asource that many of us find more authoritative than the words of abusinessman. 6. people need to be kind. therefore, i am not ashamed to beregarded as (sympathetic) to the anxieti

16、es of those who are treated harshlyin life. 7. in business, we often do things inappropriately. forexample, we may(criticize) someones work in front of their co-workers. 8. the restaurant has recently moved here because its ownerswant to provide a convenient (location) for their customers inthis are

17、a. 9. cultural awareness will help you when you learnthe language. after all, language is a(n) (reflection) of theculture from which it developed.10. students are no longer learning how to (industrialize)agricultural economy; instead, they are learning the digital economy. 11. people living in this

18、remote area for generations haveharsh living conditions and poor (provision) of housing, food andmedicines. 12. if you do not get the detailed informationrequired for the schools (registration) , you may lose the opportunity to take theclasses you want. simplifying is not necessarily about less. it

19、can be about more:more time, more enjoyment, more accomplishment, and moreof what (1)(profits) you. if you do a lot of things that dont bringyou joy or support your long-term plan, then doing less of thatkind of things makes sense because you cant (2)(preserve)everything. the purpose of simplifying

20、is to remove whats notimportant.to understand what should be (3)(discarded), try tothink of activities and things as either assets or obligations. anasset is something that is valuable. some (4)(corresponding)examples are stocks, bonds, buildings, land, gold, etc., but alittle more broadly, an asset

21、 is anything that can strengthenand (5)(motivate) you, moving you closer to your goals. (weakens) however, obligations are debts. an obligation isanything that (6) you, moves you farther from your goals, provides negativestress, creates anxiety, and decreases your health.then howcan you (7)(implemen

22、t) the idea of simplifying? think aboutyour daily activities and start with just one area. for example,you may begin with (8) your daily activities. your list may (9)(obligations) by making along list of (revolve) around such routines as paying bills andplanning a birthday party for a friend, etc. d

23、o the activities getyou closer to your goals? if not, (10)(modify) the list. removewhat is unnecessary in order to concentrate more onsomething important in your life.【篇二：新视野大学英语读写译 (第三版)第二册课后习题答案 4】 to tell her own love story. she didnt expect that she would endup marrying butch. he became her boyf

24、riend just because ofher wish to find a cute boyfriend. she didnt really want tomarry him at the beginning because when she met up with butch the first time, he keptstaring at her all night long. he flattered her and fell in lovewith her at first sight. he looked really wild or maybe evendangerous b

25、ecause butch had a bad boy image which was very temptingto a lot of girls, and his wild, dynamic personality was a littlefrightening. she didnt know whether she could be gettingalong with him. though she always had an excellent reputation in respect toher schoolwork, she thought that her college lif

26、e was dull, withno fun. in her opinion, college was supposed to be a time ofgreat learning, and also of some fun. because she was becoming more interested in him and shewanted to find out if she was the right date in the eyes of butch,thinking of herself as a traditional girl. it means that butchdid

27、nt want to do anything to change his bad situation. theword fate here refers to the fact that butch was going to beexpelled from the university. though butch was wild and would sometimes display directlyhis love in front of her friends, he was always a perfectgentleman at his core. and they had a pu

28、re and responsiblerelationship for seven years. the author and her husbands faithful journey of love thatstarted with a casual attraction but bloomed into a mature loveproves that romantic love can last long through the ups anddowns in life. ? reject it because i have to focus on study. ? be happy t

29、o accept it because i need dating experience. ? accept it because college life is not just for study. ? accept it since i usually feel bored and lonely.? its an ideal place to find someone who has the sameaspirations. ? through years of studying together, students get to knoweach other well. ? colle

30、ge provides more choices than theworkplace. ? campus dating is more romantic and exciting. ? tryeverything i can to secure it. ? interact and communicate with my date frankly. ? figure out what the problem is and then try to solve it. ? dont care since its useless if my date is not interested in mea

31、nymore. responsible, smart, honest, considerate,understanding, diligent, rich, good-looking, funny, having thesame interest. ? appearance, because i like to see someone who is good-looking. ? character, because appearance will change as time goes by,while ones character is essential to marriage.1. w

32、hen the police caught up with him, mr. foster had tohed broken the speed limit. (confess) that 2. whenever my boss makes a decision that i dont agree with,i tell him whati really think, though its his ideas are always right. 3. as can be probably perceived, a manned trip to mars maysoon (commence) s

33、ince scientists have achieved the manned moonmission. 4. a number of countries are (coordinating) theirefforts to send out food (tempting) to make him happy bytelling himto the area worst affected by the flood. 5. state governments and the colleges themselves have(granted) financial help to students

34、 with special abilities and those withfinancial needs. 6. the committee agreed that his papers (deserved) a widercirculation because of their essential and fundamental interestto a larger audience. 7. the anger and frustration (displayed)by the local people who do notunderstand what is happening to

35、them will be a terrible anddangerous force.8. americans defend the right to obtain a gun, and they have (consequently) been willing to turn a blind eye to the harmthat people owning guns have caused. 9. as the finance ministry rejected the deal for its lack ofclarity, it (lodged) a complaint with th

36、e european commission that thisdeal was against the law. 10. dogs cannot distinguish the color of traffic lights, so themaster must makethe decision of when it is safe to(proceed) across the road. contented compress complicate identification / identified justification / justified qualification / qua

37、lified illustration / illustratedexhibitextension / extended interpretation / interpretatedplantation / plantedperception / perceived 1. employers have found that many young competitors havethe basic and best (qualifications) for success and they are intelligent,creative, and hard-working. 2. since

38、parents are usually the major source of socialsupport in early life, a childs (perception) of parental love may have importanteffects on their life. 3. the storm was the most powerful to hit hawaii this century.it greatly destroyed sugar and coffee (plantations) . 4. scientists have developed throug

39、h hard work a newmaterial that cannot be (compressed) even under extremely high pressure. 5. law students tend to become highly concerned withmatters of properprocedure and 6. (exhibit) an increased tendency to reason. (contented) withwhat he had, he was a greedy person and never felt so he could ha

40、rdly make any close friends. and these statements are subject to cultural (interpretation) . 8. both sides of the negotiation should create conditions forthe peacefulresolution of the issue and avoid taking actions that wouldthe situation further. 9. the architecture students could not understand th

41、eirprofessors (complicate) (illustration) of the new library structure until he showed themthe plans. 10. after an analysis of his personality, i realizedthat his stories were a(n) (extension) of his desires to rise to higher and higherpositions. 11. car manufacturers stamp vehicle (identification)n

42、umbers at severallocations on new cars to help track down the vehicles in casethey are stolen. 12. the defense lawyer gave many excellent examples to showthat the policeofficer had acted in self-defense and shot the man with(justification) . traditional dating is a self-paced, general meeting of two

43、people. the two usually(1)(commence) with spending extratime together, getting to know(tempting) they could be to each other. a (charm). he one another and seeing how (2)good example is aman meeting a woman and sensing her (3) then extends a formal invitation for a date. with traditionaldating, you

44、get to go at a steady pace, (4)(allowing) yourselfand your date to get to know each other through extensivecontact. there are many (5)(components) that can be expected fromtraditional (display) these traditional values, will dates. men, who aresupposed to (6) open the door for the woman, stand up wh

45、en she leaves thetable, pay for everything, and (7)(proceed) to the next move. inthe1950s, a man would usually ask a woman out several daysahead for a specific date and time. if she accepted, they would(8)(arrange) for a time to pick her up. he would then take her toa dinner and a movie. today the r

46、ules of traditional dating are less clear. twentyyears ago, if a museum. men often pay on the first date, but the woman mayoffer to go dutch. the traditional dating style has been foundmuch less common now. 1. she authorized her partner tocarry out the daily responsibilities (on【篇三：新视野大学英语读写译 (第三版)第

47、二册课后习题答案 5】urage people to spend money to get out of the recession, theyalso advise people to save more. similarly, when banks offerhigher interest rates to increase savings they send credit cardoffers to let people spend more. people who dont pay the credit card bill on time are calledfailing consu

48、mers in trouble, and those who pay the creditcard bill are called valued customers. because they areregarded as the defender of morals and proper deeds. schoolsare the places where students learn what is right and what iswrong. parents are supposed to have the responsibilities towell behave their ch

49、ildren. politicians always try to impresspeople with their high moral standards. because thesepermissive messages are everywhere we look and we areconstantly surrounded by the advertisement that encouragespeople to spend. because each advertisement is doing itsutmost to influence peoples buying deci

50、sions and provideinformation as to what to buy, from breakfast cereal tovacation cruises. on one hand, people want to buy more things because theyderive pleasure from treating themselves. on the other hand,they try to control their appetite and avoid falling into debt.they can go to financial litera

51、cy classes, consult with theschools financial aid office or seek input from parents or otherrespected adults. they can also find a partner to help them stayon track. most importantly, when having financial troubles,they shouldnt feel embarrassed to ask for help to avoid moreserious financial problem

52、s. concerning money issues, we should be smart and educated,not affected by the contradicting messages from ourenvironment. we should choose a suitable way of financialmanagement according to our own conditions commercial advertisements to persuade people to buy theirproducts, such as: ? education-o

53、riented advertisements thatprovide various courses to attract parents and students;? food and grocery advertisements to give on sale informationto their customers; ? health training maintenance advertisements designed totarget different age groups to promote their fitness services; - public service

54、advertisements to stimulate the public interestand push them to take actionsoffer discount prices. ? send giveaways.? use new technologies such as online shopping.? compare with other merchandises. i will spend because life is so short and i dont want to bethrifty or spend money carefully, which wil

55、l drive me crazy. ionly know i should enjoy my life while im still young andhealthy. ? i will save because with the worsening economic situationeverywhere, i dont know what would happen to me in thefuture. to be responsible for myself, i have to save somemoney for the future.when i dont have much po

56、cket money with me. ? when i want to buy something inexpensive but i cant affordit. ? when i dont have money to hang out with my friends andclassmates. ? when i see many things i dont need surroundingme. record how much they have spent.? try to use cash instead of credit card.? withdraw only certain

57、 amount of money from bank.? never borrow money from other people.? only buy things they need. 1. the discipline message asks people to save, while the enjoyyourself message asks people to spend; therefore, they 2. it is a(n) (contradict) each other. (paradox) that in someodd way world peace appears

58、 to depend on our spendingmillions of pounds on weapons that can kill us all. 3. it is farmore effective for parents to allow for the childs (perspective) and let him make his own choice rather than make a decisionfor him.4. when you are writing any directions for people, youve got tobe direct and(explicit) to make everything rightly understood.5. the new teaching program was (suspended) l