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unit04UNITTeachingAimReadingIReadingIIExtendedActivitiesunit04UNITTeachingAimReadin1TeachingAimTeachingAimUnit4ConsumerSatisfaction1.CognitiveInformation（认知信息）:ConsumerSatisfaction2.LanguageFocus（内容重点）—KeyWords:bargain,trick,extort,silly,innocent,novelty,whereupon,rush,breathtaking,impertinence,plead,outrage,sane,trifle,extravagant,loo,sticky—Phrases:tostartwith,mightaswell,forthesakeof,inone’sdefense,asthough,forone’slifetime,pileup,fallfor,servesb.right,allthesame3.CommunicativeSkills（交际技能）—Expressions:Expressionsof“Complaining”4.LexicalKnowledge（词汇学知识）:Suffixes:able/ible,al,ant/ent,ary/ory,an/ianTeachingAimTeachingAimUnit42ReadingIReadingIUnit4ConsumerSatisfactionUNITBackgroundInformationPre-readingTextNewWordsandExpressionsExercisesPost-readingReadingIReadingIUnit4Consu3Pre-readingPre-readingUnit4ConsumerSatisfaction

Pre-readingIPre-readingIIPre-readingPre-readingUnit4C41ExerciseIPre-readingIUnit4ConsumerSatisfactionBrainstorming:Whatdoestheword“bargain”meantoyou?Workwithyourpartnerandfindthepossibledefinitionsofthiswordandwritethemdownhere.bargainaneffectivesalestechniquetoencouragecustomerstopurchasesomethingoffered,soldorboughtcheapanopportunitynottobemissedtobuysomethingatapricelowerthanusualatricktomakeyoubuysomethingthatyoudon’treallyneedtonegotiateoverthetermsofanagreementorcontracttonegotiatewiththesellerforthepurposeofbringingthepricedown1ExerciseIPre-readingIUnit51ExerciseIPre-readingIUnit4ConsumerSatisfactionWorkwithyourpartnerandwriteoutwordsaboutplaceswherepeoplegoforbargains.discountstore, garagesale现场旧货出售chainstore连锁商店 five-and-ten-centstore/dimestore廉价商店grocerystore杂货店 e-businessintheInternet网上交易supermarket超级市场 auctionmarket拍卖市场skymarket露天市场 fleamarket跳蚤市场（旧货和廉价商品市场）nightmarket夜市 publicproducemarket农产品零售市场streetmarket路摊 secondhandmarket旧货市场1ExerciseIPre-readingIUnit61ExerciseIIPre-readingIIUnit4ConsumerSatisfactionPairwork:Discusswithyourpartnerthefollowingquestions.1.Doyouoftenbargainwithshopassistantswhenyoubuythings?2.Doyouoftenlookaroundtheshopsforbargains?3.Whereorwhenareyoumostlikelytofindabargain?4.Haveyoueverboughtanythingthatyoudidn’tneedjustbecauseyouthoughtitwasabargain?5.Whatwasthebestbargainyouhavefound?Describeittoyourclassmates.1ExerciseIIPre-readingIIUni7BackgroundInformationBackgroundInformationUnit4ConsumerSatisfaction1.Definitionofconsumersatisfaction

Consumersatisfactionisabusinesstermusedtocapturetheideaofmeasuringhowsatisfiedanenterprise’sconsumersarewiththeorganizations’effortsinamarketplace.Everyorganizationhasconsumersofsomekind.Theorganizationprovidesproducts（goodsand/orservices）ofsomekindtoitsconsumersthroughthemechanismofamarketplace.Theproductstheorganizationprovidesaresubjecttocompetitionwhetherbysimilarproductsorbysubstitutionproducts.Thereasonanorganizationisinterestedinthesatisfactionofitsconsumersisbecauseconsumerspurchasetheorganization’sproducts.Theorganizationisinterestedinretainingitsexistingconsumersandincreasingthenumberofitsconsumers.ConsumersatisfactionisanambiguousBackgroundInformationBackgrou8BackgroundInformationBackgroundInformationUnit4ConsumerSatisfactionandabstractconceptandtheactualmanifestationofthestateofsatisfactionwillvaryfrompersontoperson.Thestateofsatisfactiondependsonanumberofbothpsychologicalandphysicalvariables.Thelevelofsatisfactioncanalsovarydependingonotheroptionstheconsumermayhaveandotherproductsagainstwhichtheconsumercancomparetheorganization’sproducts.Becausesatisfactionisbasicallyapsychologicalstate,itisdifficulttomeasurequantitatively.Inotherwords,therearenounitsofsatisfactionthathavebeendefined.Theusualmeasuresofconsumersatisfactioninvolveasurveyinstrumentwithasetofstatementsusingascale.Theconsumerisaskedtoevaluateeachstatementandthenselectfromascalehowmuchtheconsumeragreesordisagreeswiththestatement.BackgroundInformationBackgrou9BackgroundInformationBackgroundInformationUnit4ConsumerSatisfaction

2.Factorsinfluencingconsumersatisfaction Consumersatisfactionissometimesdefinedasaconsumer’sevaluationoftheactualperformanceofapurchase（productorservice）intermsofpre-formulatedobjectivesandexpectations.Consumersatisfactioncomeswhenapurchaseisevaluatedinthecourseofitsuseandtheconsumerconcludesthatitmeetsorexceedshisorherinitialexpectations.TheinteractionbetweenexpectationofaproductandtheeventualperformanceoftheproductBackgroundInformationBackgrou10BackgroundInformationBackgroundInformationUnit4ConsumerSatisfaction

thereforeleadstoeitherconsumersatisfactionorconsumerdissatisfaction.Apartfromthefactthatindividualcharacteristicsofconsumers（suchasage,levelofeducation,financialstatus）andpersonalitydifferenceshaveaninfluenceontheexperienceofconsumersatisfactionandtheintensityoftheexperiencesubsequenttoapurchase,consumersatisfactionassuchiscomplexanddifficulttopredict.Itwasspeculatedthatconsumersatisfactionisinfluencedby：■theproductfeatures,takingdueaccountofpreviousexperience,brand-nameperceptionsandsymbolicelements;■thecontextofthepurchase,whichincludestheinfluenceofsalespeopleandsocialreferences;■individualcharacteristicsthatentailpersuadabilityandperceptualdistortion.BackgroundInformationBackgrou11bargainLanguageandCultureFocusUnit4ConsumerSatisfaction1.bargain1）n.somethingboughtcheaplyorforlessthanitsusualprice. 便宜货；廉价货 e.g.ImightbuyaTV,ifIcanfindabargaininthesales. Theshoesareabargainat＄22.2）n.anagreement.协议；交易［相关搭配］make/strikeabargain：达成协议 e.g.Wehavemadeabargainthathe’lldotheshoppingand I’llcook.driveahardbargain:达成非常有利于自己的协议 e.g.Heisdeterminedtodriveahardbargain.bargainLanguageandCultureFo12LangLanguageandCultureFocusUnit4ConsumerSatisfactionkeepone’ssideofthebargain:履行协议 e.g.Managementandunionshavestruckabargainoverwageincreases.３）vi.todiscusstheconditionsofasale,agreement,etc.讲价 钱；讨价还价 e.g.Theworkerbargainedforbetterpay.［相关词］bargainingn.讨价还价 e.g.The4%payrisewastheresultofsomehardbargaining.LangLanguageandCultureFocus13trickLanguageandCultureFocusUnit4ConsumerSatisfaction2.trick１）n.somethingonedoesinordertodeceivesomeone else.骗局；花招；诡计 e.g.Hepretendedtobeill,butitwasjustatrick.［相关搭配］dirty/mean/rottentrick:下流的/无耻的/卑鄙的诡计２）n.somethingonedoestosurprisesomeoneelseormake otherpeoplelaugh.恶作剧［相关搭配］playatrickonsb.:捉弄某人e.g.Thegirlswerealwaysplayingtricksontheirteachers.trickLanguageandCultureFocu14LanguageLanguageandCultureFocusUnit4ConsumerSatisfaction３）n.acleverwayofdoingsomethingthatworksverywell.诀窍；技巧e.g.Thetrickistobendyourkneesasyoucatchtheball. Asalesmanshouldknowallthetricksofthetrade.４）vt.todeceivesomeoneinordertogetsomethingfromthemortomake themdosomething.欺骗；诱骗；哄骗［相关搭配］odoingsth. e.g.Clientsweretrickedintobelievingtheirmoneywasbeinginvested.tricksb.outof e.g.Thecompanywastreatedoutof2million.［相关词］trickyadj.困难的；复杂的；棘手的 e.g.Ifoundmyselfinaverytrickysituation. Findingtheelectricalfaultisreallytricky.LanguageLanguageandCultureF15extortLanguageandCultureFocusUnit4ConsumerSatisfaction3.extort:

vt.toillegallyforcesomeonetogiveonemoneyby threateningthem.敲诈；勒索［相关搭配］extortsth.from/outofsb.勒索；强抢e.g.Landlordstriedtocovertheirlossesbyextortinghighrents fromtenants.［相关词］extortionn.敲诈；勒索e.g.Hefaceschargesofkidnappingandextortion.他面临诱拐和敲诈的指控。extortLanguageandCultureFoc16innocentLanguageandCultureFocusUnit4ConsumerSatisfaction4.innocent１）adj.nothavingmuchexperienceoflife,sothatoneiseasily deceived;naive.天真无邪的；涉世不深的e.g.He’ssoinnocentthatanyonecantakeadvantageofhim.2）adj.notguiltyofacrime.无罪的e.g.NobodywouldbelievethatIwasinnocent.Heisinnocentofmurder.［相关搭配］innocentvictims/bystanders/people：无辜的受害者/旁观者/人们［相关词］innocencen.清白无罪；单纯；天真e.g.Canyouproveyourinnocence?Inourinnocencewebelievedeverythingweweretold.innocentLanguageandCultureF17IfeelcertainthatLanguageandCultureFocusUnit4ConsumerSatisfaction5.Ifeelcertainthat...:Ifeelconfidentandsure,withoutany doubtsthat...e.g.I’mabsolutelycertainthatIleftthekeysinthekitchen.IfeltcertainthatI’dpassedthetest.［比较］Itiscertainthat:ifsomethingiscertain,itwilldefinitelyhappenor isdefinitelytrue.e.g.ItnowseemscertainthattherewillbeanelectioninMay.It’snotcertainwherehelived.Itisbynomeanscertainthatthedealwillbeaccepted.IfeelcertainthatLanguagean18ItwillsellwellLanguageandCultureFocusUnit4ConsumerSatisfaction6.Itwillsellwell:Itwillbeboughtbyalotofpeople.“Sell”, followedby“well”or“badly”,canbeusedin theactiveformwithpassivemeaning“besold wellorbadly”.e.g.Anti-agecreamsalwayssellwell.Docertainproductsandservicessellwell?Hewasproducingbootsthatsoldwellbutdidnotwearwell.Theyearbeganwith1,400ownlabelitemsandfinished withnearly1,900—allsellingwell.ItwillsellwellLanguageand19tostartwithLanguageandCultureFocusUnit4ConsumerSatisfaction7.tostartwith1）usedtotalkaboutthebeginningofasituation,esp.whenit changeslater.起初；开始时e.g.Ifeltnervoustostartwith,butsoonbegantorelax.2）firstofall.首先；第一e.g.We’renotgoingonholidaythisyear;tostartwithwe haven’tgotthemoneyandthenthere’sstillalotwe needtodoonthehouse.tostartwithLanguageandCult20noveltyLanguageandCultureFocusUnit4ConsumerSatisfaction8.novelty1）n.thequalityofbeingnew,unusual,andinteresting.新颖；新 奇性e.g.Iwasintriguedbythenoveltyofhisidea.IenjoyedlivinginParisatfirstbutthenoveltysoonworeoff.2）n.somethingnewandunusualwhichattractspeople’sattention andinterest.新奇的事物e.g.Carswerestillsomethingofanoveltyatthebeginningof lastcentury.［相关词］noveladj.新颖的；新奇的e.g.That’sanovelidea—openinganEnglishrestaurantinFrance.noveltyLanguageandCultureFosthLanguageandCultureFocusUnit4ConsumerSosth.:tochangefromonethingintoanother. （usu.bymagic）e.g.Inaflashtheyturnthesofaintoabed.TosthLanguageand22whereuponLanguageandCultureFocusUnit4ConsumerSatisfaction10.whereupon:

conj.usedwhensomethingimmediatelyafter somethingelse,orasaresultofsomething happens.马上；于是e.g.Mollybannedherfromthediningroom,whereuponBridget burstintotears. Itoldhershelookedfat,whereuponshethrewtheentire contentsofasaucepanatmeandburstintotears.whereuponLanguageandCulture23rushtodosthLanguageandCultureFocusUnit4ConsumerSatisfaction11.rushtodosth.:todosomethingveryquicklyandwithout delay.匆匆做（某事）e.g.Irushedtopackmysuitcasebeforeshecameback. Weshouldn’trushtoblamethem.rushtodosthLanguageandCul24...breathtakingimpertinenceLanguageandCultureFocusUnit4ConsumerSatisfaction12....breathtakingimpertinence:Althoughtheone-pennyreductionofthepricemaywellbeconsideredtobeaninsult,itproducesgreatexcitementtobuyersandencouragesthemtobuyit....breathtakingimpertinenceL25breathtakingLanguageandCultureFocusUnit4ConsumerSatisfaction13.breathtaking:

adj.veryimpressive,excitingorsurprising.使 人兴奋的；激动人心的；惊险的e.g.Theguesthousewasonthesideofthecliff,with breathtakingviewsoftheoceanbelow.Thechangesinthecitysince1980havebeenbreathtaking.Thedrivealongthebeachandupthemountainistruly breathtaking.breathtakingLanguageandCultu26impertinenceLanguageandCultureFocusUnit4ConsumerSatisfaction14.impertinence:

n.thestateofbeingrudeornotrespectful.不礼 貌；莽撞无礼e.g.Whiletheypreparefordinner,DonQuixotescoldsSancho forhisimpertinenceandordershimtobemorediscreetin furtherconversations.Hissuperiorswereoutragedbyhisimpertinencein suggestingasolutiontheyhadn’tconsidered.［相关词］impertinentadj.不礼貌的；莽撞无礼的e.g.Thequestionaboutherageisveryimpertinent.impertinenceLanguageandCultu27might（just）aswellLanguageandCultureFocusUnit4ConsumerSatisfaction15.might（just）aswell:usedtosuggestthatsomeoneshoulddosomething,becausethereisnogoodreasontodoanythingelse.只好……；还是……为好；也可以……e.g.It’snogoodwaitingforthebus.Wemightaswellwalk.Imightjustaswellhavestayedathome.Hesaidwemightaswellgobeforehissisterarrived, becauseonceshecame,itwouldbeimpossible.might（just）aswellLanguagea28forthesakeofLanguageandCultureFocusUnit4ConsumerSatisfaction16.forthesakeof:inordertohelp,please,improvesomeoneor something.由于；为了……的缘故e.g.Hemovedtotheseasideforthesakeofhishealth. IonlywentforKay’ssake. Thisisaninterestingtopic,butIfeellikethisismoreforthe sakeofpublication.forthesakeofLanguageandCu29pleadLanguageandCultureFocusUnit4ConsumerSatisfaction17.plead１）vi./vt.tostateinacourtoflawwhetheroneisguiltyofa crime.（在法庭上）承认（有罪）；申辩［相关搭配］pleadguilty/notguilty/innocente.g.Henrypleadednotguiltytothechargeofmurder. AGermanmanufacturerhasagreedtopleadguiltyandpay a＄160millionfineforengaginginaninternationalprice- fixingconspiracythatdroveupcomputerprices.2）vi.toaskforinasincereandemotionalway.恳求；央求e.g.Thehostage’sfamiliespleadedfortheirsafereturn.Shepleadedwithhermothertolethergetout.pleadLanguageandCultureFocu30outrageLanguageandCultureFocusUnit4ConsumerSatisfaction18.outrage

1）vt.tomakesomeonefeelveryangryandshocked.使某人震 怒；激起某人的义愤e.g.Peoplewereoutragedattheideaofreleasingthemassmurderer.2）n.afeelingofgreatangerandshock.愤慨；义愤；震怒e.g.Theinjusticeofthesituationfilledhimwithasenseofoutrage.3）n.averycruel,violentandshockingactionorevent.暴行e.g.Theseterroristattacksareoutragesagainstsociety.［相关词］outrageous:adj.veryshockingandextremelyunfairoroffensive.骇 人的；蛮横的；极不公正的e.g.outrageouspricesIcan’tbelievehe’sbeenallowedtospreadsuchoutrageouslies!outrageLanguageandCultureFo31inone’sdefenseLanguageandCultureFocusUnit4ConsumerSatisfaction19.inone’sdefense:toprotectagainstattacks.为……辩护/ 答辩e.g.Speakingindefenseoftheproposal,hepointedouthow muchcheaperitwouldbe. Themanhasbeenfierceindefenseofthepresentsystem.inone’sdefenseLanguageandC32saneLanguageandCultureFocusUnit4ConsumerSatisfaction20.sane:

adj.abletothinkinanormalandreasonableway.心智 健全的；神智正常的e.g.Thisisarisknosanepersonwilltake.antonym:insanesaneLanguageandCultureFocus33trifleLanguageandCultureFocusUnit4ConsumerSatisfaction21.trifle1）n.slightly;rather.少量；有点 e.g.Youlookatriflenervous. It’safulllife,ifatrifleboring.2）n.somethingunimportantornotvaluable.琐事；无价值的东西 e.g.Idon’tknowwhyyouwasteyourmoneyonsuchtrifles.［相关词］triflingadj.不重要的；微不足道的 e.g.atriflingmatter atriflingsum［相关搭配］triflewith：轻视；小看；随便对待 e.g.Thebossisnotamantobetrifledwith.trifleLanguageandCultureFoc34extravagantLanguageandCultureFocusUnit4ConsumerSatisfaction22.extravagant１）adj.spendingalotofmoneyonthingsthatarenot necessary.浪费的；没必要的e.g.Itwasveryextravagantofyoutospend500yuanonabag.２）adj.veryimpressivebecauseofbeingveryexpensive, beautiful,etc.铺张的；豪华的e.g.Theydecidedtogiveanextravagantdinnerparty.extravagantLanguageandCultur35asthoughLanguageandCultureFocusUnit4ConsumerSatisfaction23.asthough:asif.似乎；好像e.g.Youlookasthoughyou’vehadagoodtime. Itsoundsasthoughshe’sbeenreallyill. Thatnewsreporteralwayssoundsasthoughhe’sdrunk.asthoughLanguageandCulture36forone’slifetimeLanguageandCultureFocusUnit4ConsumerSatisfaction24.forone’slifetime:forthetimeduringwhichoneis alive.一生e.g.Iwillbeproudofmyselfforthisexperienceformylifetime. Theymustworkhardfortheirlifetimetopayoffthedebt.forone’slifetimeLanguagean37looLanguageandCultureFocusUnit4ConsumerSatisfaction25.loo:

n.（ＢＥ：informal）atoilet.卫生间;厕所e.g.Allroomsarecomfortablyfurnishedandhavetheirown showerandloo. Ihadtogototheloo. ItishardtostayawakebutIhadtokeepgoingtotheloo!looLanguageandCultureFocusU38pileupLanguageandCultureFocusUnit4ConsumerSatisfaction26.pileup:tobecomemuchlargerinquantityoramount; accumulate.（使）堆积；（使）积累e.g.Workisreallypilingup. Troublesarepilingupduetoapassiveattitudetosolve them.pileupLanguageandCultureFo39stickyLanguageandCultureFocusUnit4ConsumerSatisfaction27.sticky１）adj.madeoforcoveredwithasubstancethatsticksto surfaces.黏的e.g.Herhandswerestickywithjam. Thesurfaceofthedeskisdirtyandsticky.２）adj.difficult;hardtohandle.困难的；棘手的e.g.RaceproblemsintheUSremainsticky.Hefinallygotoutofthestickysituation.［相关搭配］stickylabel/tape:黏胶带havestickyfingers:有偷窃习惯stickyLanguageandCultureFoc40fallforLanguageandCultureFocusUnit4ConsumerSatisfaction28.fallfor１）tobetrickedintobelievingsomethingthatisnot true.上……的当；受……的骗e.g.Shewillneverfallforthatone!Don’tfallforthefairwordsofthedoor-to-doorbusinessmen.Weplayedatrickonhimandhefellforit.２）tostarttolovesomeone.爱上（某人）e.g.ThatwasthesummerIworkedatthefairgroundandmet andfellforLucy.fallforLanguageandCultureF41servesb.rightLanguageandCultureFocusUnit4ConsumerSatisfaction29.servesb.right:tobeagoodpunishmentforsb.活该e.g.Igotatrafficfineyesterdayevening.—Itservedyouright. Itoldyounottodrinktoomuch. Youhavemissedsogoodachance.Itservesyourightto suffertheconsequencenow.servesb.rightLanguageandCu42allthesameLanguageandCultureFocusUnit4ConsumerSatisfaction30.allthesame:inspiteofthis.尽管如此；虽然e.g.Sheisnotclever,butIlikeherallthesame. Itwasraininghard,butwegotthereontimeallthesame. Thankyouallthesame! Allthesame,thisshouldbetakenintoconsideration. It’sverycold,butI’llgoswimmingallthesame.allthesameLanguageandCultu432ExercisesExercisesUnit4ConsumerSatisfactionExerciseIExerciseIIExerciseIIIExerciseIVExerciseVExerciseVI2ExercisesExercisesUnit4Con442ExerciseIIExerciseIIUnit4ConsumerSatisfaction()1.Amongthefollowingdefinitionsoftheword“bargain”,theonetheauthorwouldmostprobablyagreewithis_________. a.anopportunitynottobemissed b.agoodwillgesturemadebyshopkeeperstotheircustomers c.atricktomakeyoubuysomethingthatyoudonotreallyneed d.anegotiationtobringthepricedown()2.Thesentence“Whengreedyfoolsfallforthistrick,itservesthemright.”inthelastparagraphshowsthattheauthoris________forpeoplewhoaretrickedintobuyingbargains. a.sympathetic b.unsympathetic c.indifferent d.sorrowfulⅡ.Choosethebestanswertocompletethefollowingsentences.cb2ExerciseIIExerciseIIUnit4452ExerciseIIExerciseIIUnit4ConsumerSatisfaction()3.Thebesttitleforparagraph2maybe“_______”. a.Howanewproductissold b.Howtoholdaboardmeeting c.Whentoreducethepriceofanewproduct d.Howtoattractmorecustomers()4.Fromthesentence“Whatbreathtakingimpertinencetoadvertise1pOFFyoursoaporwashingpowderordogfoodorwhatever,”weknowthattheauthorconsidersit_________forsellerstooffersuchalowpricereductionas1poff. a.awasteofmoneyonadvertising b.asmartsalestechnique c.utterrudeness d.agoodbargain()5.Theauthortellsusthestoryaboutthegirltoshowus__________. a.thatthegirlisreallyverysmartwithhermoney b.thatsomepeopledothinktheycanmakemoneyonbargains c.thatthegirlisabitextravagant d.thatsomepeoplecanmakealivingoutofbargainsacb2ExerciseIIExerciseIIUnit4462ExerciseIIIExerciseIIIUnit4ConsumerSatisfaction1._________tochargesomebodywithacrimeorwrongdoing2._________asaresultofwhich3._________newandunusualthing4._________tocausetolosecolororfreshness5._________tooffendgreatly6._________theactofprotectingsomeoneagainstattack7._________toobtainbyforce8._________simple-minded9._________verysurprisingorshocking10._________healthyinmind11._________alittle12._________verygreatinsizeIII.GivetheEnglishwordsforthemeaningsprovided.accusewhereuponnoveltyfadeoutragedefenseextortinnocentbreathtakingsanetrifletremendous2ExerciseIIIExerciseIIIUnit472ExerciseIVExerciseIVUnit4ConsumerSatisfaction1.Thefactorydecidedtosubstitutesomeenergy-savingmachinesfortheonesthatare___________intheirrequirementsofenergy.2.It’simportantandnecessarytomakeprofits,butoneshouldneverdowrong_______________money.3.Throughobservingthemarket,youwillbeabletoseethatbuildingmaterialsareoftenmuchcheaperiftheyarebought_______.4.Icanneverdissuademywifefromhuntingforbargains.She_______cheapstuffwheneversheseesit.5.Maryflunkedchemistryagainlastsemester;it______________becauseshehadneverputherheartintoit.IV.Puttheproperformsofthefollowingwordsorexpressionsfromthetextintheblankstocompletethesentences.inbulk servesb.righttrifle tostartwithallthesame whereupon pileup forthesakeofinone’sdefenseextravagant forone’slifetimefallforextravagant

forthesakeofinbulkfallsforservedherright2ExerciseIVExerciseIVUnit4482ExerciseIVExerciseIVUnit4ConsumerSatisfaction6.Theoldprofessorseemedtohaveplentyofresearchworktokeephimbusy____________.7.Ifindithardtotestifyoneofmymajorpointsinmythesis,__________Itriedtofindmoreevidenceanddomoresurveysandexperimentstoproveit.8.Mr.andMrs.Smithareatoddsabouta________thesedays,sotheydonottalktoeachotheratall.9.Thousandsofbooksjustbought_____hastily_______onthefloorofthelibrary.10.Whenshewasstoppedandgivenaticket,shesaid,_____________,thattherewasno“OneWay”signatthatendofthestreet.11.Thedaywasfineandthepicnicwasfantastic____________,butthen,atabout2p.m.cloudsgatheredanditturnedshowery.12.Littlechildrencan’tspeak,buttheirparentscanunderstandthem___________whenevertheyproduceasoundormakeamotion.inbulk servesb.righttrifle tostartwithallthesame whereupon pileup forthesakeofinone’sdefenseextravagant forone’slifetimefallforforhislifetimewhereupon

triflearepiledupinherdefensetostartwithallthesame2ExerciseIVExerciseIVUnit4492ExerciseVExerciseVUnit4ConsumerSatisfaction1.Thepeddlerboughtbatteriesinlargequantitiesandsoldthemtothepublicatalowprice.____________________________________________________2.Thisdressisalittletooshort.____________________________________________________3.I’lldowhateverIcanforthebenefitofmyfamily.____________________________________________________4.Itwillbeagoodpunishmenttorobbersiftheyareputintoprison.____________________________________________________V.Rewritethefollowingsentencesandreplacetheunderlinedpartswithappropriatewordsorphrasesfromthetext.inbulkatrifle

forthesakeofmyfamily

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2ExerciseVExerciseVUnit4C502ExerciseVExerciseVUnit4ConsumerSatisfaction5.Thegood-for-nothingsstoppedthelittleboyandobtainedmoneyfromhimbyforce.____________________________________________________6.Thefirmofferedmanytypesofgoodsforsalethroughoutthecountry.____________________________________________________7.Sin