新编英语教程3Unit1-10练习册1-10课答案及书本第一部分连词题

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(BRAVE)AsaruleInhostilesilenceClingtoInagestureofdespairClaimAtsuchshortnoticeKeeptoone'sbedHelpoutNoexceptiontoIfonlySpoil1.Asarulesouthernerspreferrice,whereasnorthernersprefersteamedbread.2.Everyonemustgetupatsixtodomorningexercisesandthosewhostayuplatearenoexceptiontotherule.3."Keeptoyourbedforthreedays,drinkalotofwaterandtaketwopillsaftereachmeal,"thedoctorsaidtohim.4.WhenMaryhadbrokenseveralplatesforthethirdtimeonthesameday,hermotherspreadoutherhandsinagestureofdespair.5.Thelittleboyclungtohismother,andkeptaskinghertotellhimastory.6.Shespiltsomemilkonthedeskandspoiledournewtablecloth/7.Itissaidthat"thecursedcave"hasalreadyclaimedmanylives.8.Mr.Smithhelpedoutwiththemilkingonthefarm.9.Wereceivedthreedays'noticetovacatethehouseastherentwasoverdue.Jackwassittinginacornerinhostilesilencebecauseitwasunreasonableoflandladytoaskustomoveoutatsuchshortnotice.10.Ourroomisinaterriblemess.Ifonlymothercouldbehere/AsifItsohappenedCoincidenceCaughtupwithLosesMakeanydifferenceOnthecontraryExtraordinaryconcurrenceofeventsGainsPurplewithanger1.Doesitmakeanydifferencewhetheryoudoitaloneorwiththehelpofothers?2.ItdoesseemahappycoincidencethatApril23rdwasShakespeare'sdateofbirthaswellasthedateofhisdeath.3.Mywatchdoesn'tworkproperly,sometimesitgainsandsometimesitloses.4.Idon'tthinkthatChineseyoutharea"lostgeneration",onthecontrary,theyareavitalforceintherealizationofthefourmodernizations.5.ThefactthatChinawonsomanygoldmedalsinthe1996OlympicGamesshowsthatwehavecaughtupwiththeworldadvancedlevelinsomesportsandgames.6.HavingbeenbroughtupinEngland,theyoungIndianmanspokeasifhewereanativeEnglishspeaker.7.Itsohappenedthatonthedaywhenshevisitedthegreat,remarkablecastleinBritain,Iwastheretoo.—Whatwouldyoucallit?—i'dcallitanextraordinaryconcurrenceofevents.8.Onhearingmycommentonhiswork,heyelled,purplewithanger.AmdoubtfulTosumupExceptItseffectswillbefeltBewellonthewayWorthAreequaltoThereismuchoutlayon1.thehumanbrainisabletoworkinmanydifferentways—itcanclassifyallkindsofinformation;itcanthinkcreatively,itcanmakeastonishingscientificandtechnicalprogress.Tosumup,itisacomplexanddelicatepartofthehumanorganism.2.Acomputercandonearlyeverythingthatmancandoexceptforonething,i.e.,itcan'tthinkcreatively.3.Thisarticleisofgreatvalueinourwork.Itisworthourstudyingthoroughly.4.ManypeoplesaythatChineseherbaltonicmaynotgivequickresults,butitseffectswillbefelteventually.5.Peopleinmanycountriesliketohavepets.Theykeepcats,dogs,fish,birds,tortoises,guineapigsandevensnakesandmonkeys.Asaresult,thereismuchoutlayonpetfoodandaccessories.6.Asweallknow,sportsarenotjustforparticipants;theyareforspectatorsaswell.Manypeopleenjoybeing"fans"or"supporters"ofoneteamoroneparticularsportsman.Asamatteroffact,thepopularityandfameofmanyprofessionalsportsmenareequaltothoseofthegreatestHollywoodmoviestars.7.Iamdoubtfulaboutyourabilitytounderstanddifferentgestures.8.Ifwehavesufficientfundsandsupport,we'llbewellonthewaytoresearchingspaceexploration.AttheendInthemiddleofConclusionRushBeengagedinKeepthinkingJustifyhimselfDrawDreadfulnecessitySomethingfornothingIndiscreetenoughShowparticularaptitudeIgnoreItchStrong-mindedAttheendofthetrial,wekeptthinkingofonething—whatconclusioncanwedrawfromthistrial?Thedefendantwasyoungmanonlyinhislatetwenties,whoshowedparticularaptitudeformechanicalengineering.Manyatimehewasrushedintosolvesomecomplicatedproductionproblemswhenhewasinthemiddleofamealor(was)engagedinsomeexperiments.Buttwomonthsago,hewasindiscreetenoughtogetinvolvedingambling.Afterhehadgotsomethingfornothingforanumberoftimes,hefeltsohappythatheevenjustifiedhimselfbysayingthatitwasonlyarecreationalactivitythathedidinhissparetime.Heignoredtherepeatedadviceandkindcriticismfromhisparents,colleagues,andschoolmates.Hewasnotdreadfulnecessityenoughtoquitgambling.Whenhesawagameofcardsbeingplayed,hewoulditchtotakesomeone'splace.Finallyhegotdeeplyintodebtand,outofdreadfulnecessity,hebegantostealmoneyfromthefactorysafe.Hewascaughtred-handedandtriedincourt.BeshockedtothecoreSwayfromsidetosideMountRecallInparticularGet...NowhereTherewasafatalnoteofpleadingNaildownWhatwastheworstAfteryearsofstruggleasalawyer,RuthhadsavedenoughmoneytobuyafourstoreyedbuildingintheheartofHarlem.Whenshetookoverthebuilding,shewasshockedtothecore.Itwasinaterriblecondition.Shecouldstillrecallwhatitwaslikethen,Thewholebuildingwasindisrepair.Inparticular,thetoiletsdidnotwork;thefurnacewasbrokensotherewasnohotwater;thefloors,stairsandwallswereinastateofdecay,Manywindowsswayedfromsidetosideinthewind.Asshelookedatit,asuddenfeelingofbeingdeceivedmountedinher.Shecouldnotchoosebutputmoremoneyintothebuilding.Aftershehaditrenovatedfromcellartoroof,thebuildingtookonacompletelynewlook.Whensheappliedforthelegaluseofthebuilding,sheranintoalotoftroubles.Andwhatwastheworstwasthat,thesetroublescouldn'tbenaileddown.WhenshefinallywenttotheDistrictAttorneytoreportthecase,therewasafatalnoteofpleadinginhervoice.Butasitturnedout,hertalkwithhimgothernowhere.1.Accordingly,thetwoboyshadalwaysbeenallowedtoclimbfreelyoverit.Therefore/Asanaturalconsequence/So2.Therewasacroakinganswer.Inadeep,hoarsesound3.Helookedhisgood-byeatthegardenandragedthathehadtoleaveit—leaveitandPeter.Hesaidgood-byetothegardenbylookingatitandfeltfuriousthat…4.Towngardensaresmall,asarule,andthelongs;gardenwasnoexceptiontotherule.Usually/Moreoftenthannot,towngardensaresmall;thesameisthecasewiththeLong’sgarden.5.Mrs.Longclungtothecaseforamoment,claiminghisattentionfirst.Mrs.Longheldthecasetightforawhile,inanefforttocallhisattentionfirst.6.Shekissedhim,gavehimadismissivepushtowardsthecarandthenfollowedhimtoit.…pushedhimtowardsthecarsoastosendhimawayandthenfollowedhimtoit.7.HowgratefulwearetoyoubothfortakingTomoffatsuchshortnotice.HowcanwethankyouenoughfortakingTomawaysoquickly.Wehadhardlyanytimetoaskforyourconsent.8.Tomwavedgood-byeangrilytohismother,andthen,carelessevenofthecosttoothers,wavedtoaninflamedfacepressedagainstabedroomwindow.…withoutconsideringthepainandsufferingitmightgiveothers,Tomwavedgood-byetoPeterwhosered,feverishfacewaspressedagainstthebedroomwindow.9.Tomclosedthecarwindowandsatbackinhisseat,inhostilesilence.…keepingveryquietandshowingstrongresentmentandunfriendliness…10.Ihopewegetonreasonablywell.Ihopewecangetalongwitheachotherquitewell.1.....afterahalfhourorsoofidletalk,webegantosteertheconversation.…afterabouthalfanhourofcasualchatting,webegantomaketheconversationfollowthecourseaswehadplanned.2.....itdoesseemacoincidence,really,doesn'tit?…itreallylooksasofwetwohadplannedourtripstogether,doesn’tit?3.....that'swhatDr.DoubleL.Deewouldcallanextraordinaryconcurrenceofevents.…that’swhatDrDoubleL.Deewouldcallanamazingcoincidence.4.ButrememberthatCaptainPrattdidn'tgobythesamerouteasCaptainSmitherton—thatmakesadifference,youknow.Butrememberthatthetwocaptainstravelledinoppositedirectionsandthatisquiteimportant,youknow.5."Well",brokeinmyuncle.“Well,”myuncleinterrupted.6.HereSmithertonfoundhisvoiceatlast.HereCaptainSmithertonbegantospeakatlast.7.AndhereKateendedthequarrelbyjumpingupasifshehadanewthought.Katejumpeduptobringthequarreltoaclosebypretendingthatanewideahadstruckher.8.Itisajudgmentonyouaboutyouknowwhat.Youarebeingjudgedaboutsomethingthatyoudon’treallyknow.Inotherwords,ajudgmentwillbepassedonyouforyourunreasonabledemandsmadeonRobertandme.1.....theincomefromtheestateprobablyamountedtoabout￥200ayear....…inallprobability(mostlikely),themoneyhemadefromhisestatereachedabout200ayear2.ThereisnocountrywhereShakespeare'sworkisnotreadwithsomethingverylikeawebecausethereissomethingfascinatingaboutaman....PeopleallovertheworldreadShakespeare’sworkwithafeelingofprofoundrespectandwondermentbecausethereissomethingabouthimwhichmadepeoplecharmed…3....almosteverydetailofhispersonallifeissuppositionratherthanfact.Wedonotbaseeveryminuteandparticulardetailofhispersonallifesomuchonfactsasonguesswork.4.Buthisactivities,likethoseofnearlyeveryplaywrightofhisday,aresovaguethathecouldhavebeenborninRomantimes.WearesouncertainabouthisactivitesthatwemightaswellsaythathewasbornwhentheRomansoccupiedBritainalongtimeago5....hadmadeathrivingbusinessoutofitsmostfamouscitizenfouralongtime.Becauseofitsmostfamouscitizen,Stratfoord-Avonhasmadealotofmoneyforalongtime6....hehassuchafinereputationthatitiswellworththejourneyjusttobeable...…heenjoyssuchhighprestigethatitisworthwhiletomakeajourneytoStratford-upon-Avonjusttobeable7.Hecannextbetracedin1592inLondon...…afterthatweknowhewasinLondonin15928.Shakespearesoonbecamesufficientlywell-knownformanagersandotherinfluentialpeopletorefertohiminwriting.SoonShakespearebecamesofamousthatmanagersandotherpowerfulpeopleoftenmentionedhimintheirwritings1.Thedesiretopickupabookwithanattractivedust-jacketisirresistible,althoughthismethodofselectionoughtnottobefollowed,…Youwishtoobtainabookissostrongandpowerfulthatyouareincapableofresistingit,althoughthismethodofselectingabookisnotrecommended…2.Yousoonbecomeengrossedinsomebookorother,…Youaresoonabsorbedinabook…/Soonyougiveallyourattentiontoabookandforgeteverythingelse…3.Youcanwanderroundsuchplacestoyourheart’scontent.Youcanmoveaboutfromoneplacetoanotheruntilyouarecompletelysatisfied./Youcanmoveaboutinashoplikethisforaslongasyouwant.4.Inabookshopanassistantshouldremaininthebackgrounduntilyouhavefinishedbrowsing.Anassistantshouldremainsrelativelyinconspicuousuntilyouhavefinishedlookingatthebooks/readings.5.…somethingwhichhadonlyvaguelyinterestedyouuptillthen.…somethinginwhichyouhadpreviouslyonlyhadaslightinterest.b6.Apartfromrunningupahugeaccount,youcan……Inadditiontogettinglargebillsforthebooks,youcan…7.…hewasdismayedtofindthebookmissingfromitsusualplaceandwasabouttoleavewhenhenoticedtheowneroftheshopbeckoningtohim.…hewasverydisappointedtofindthatthebookwasnotintheplacewhereitwasusuallyputandwasinthepointofleaving;justthenhesawtheowneroftheshopsignalingtohim8.Expectingtobetoldoff,hewenttowardshim.Thinkingthathewouldbescolded/rebuked,hewentuptohim1.…asuccessionofstartledsubstituteshadstoodbeforethem,ducked,wincedandfled.…anumberofteachers,oneafteranother,tooktheplaceoftheirownteachers;noneofthemremainedcalminfrontofthem.Theydrewbackinfear,feltfrightened,unabletodealwiththesituation,andfinallyleftinahurry.2.Ihadreasonenoughtodistrustmythumb.Ihadgoodreasonnottohaveconfidenceinmuthumb,thatistosay,IdidnotthinkIwasabletokeeptheboysundercontrol.3.Itwasplaintheheadmasterthoughttheyhadgotnowhere.Itwasclearthattheheadmasterthoughttheyhadmadenoprogress./theyhadaccomplishednothing.4.Itwasallwrong；mymoodwasallplacatory；Iwas,inwardly,allwhiteflag.Everythingwaswrong.Ijustwantedtopleasetheboys,andIwasonlythinkingofgivingin/surrender5.Theroomwaseasilytracedbythenoisethatwascomingfromit.Thenoisecomingfromitmadeiteasytofindtheclassroom6.…thatwastheworstofit—thattheseimproprietiescouldn’tbenaileddown.…themostunfortunatepartofthesituationwasthatIcouldn’tsayclearlyorexactlywhatimproperthingstheyweredoing7.…anawfulpointlessindignationmountedinme.…theregrewinmeaterribleuselessanger8.ButincoldbloodIcouldthinkofnopracticalsubstituteforthesedramaticpunishments.Onsecondthoughts/WhenIbegantothinkseriously,Icouldnotthinkofanypunishmentthatcouldtaketheplaceoftheseexcitingpunishmentsandthatcouldreallybegiventothepupils.我还没讲完她便打断了我，道出了一番不得不说的话。ShebrokeinwithwhatshehadtosaybeforeI’dfinishedspeaking.碰巧校长要他教代数这门课，这可是一门他在读书时末考及格的课程。Itsohappenedthattheheadmasteraskedhimtoteachalgebra,thesubjectwhichhehadfailedatschool.这孩子坐在汽车里一言不发，对他叔叔表现出不友好态度，似乎视其为敌人。Theboysatquietinthecar,showingunfriendlinesstohisuncleasifhewashisenemy.汤姆听到他必须去叔叔家度假时很失望，如同得知彼得因为麻疹不得不严格地卧床养病时一样感到沮丧。Tomwasasdisappointedtolearnthathehadtospendhissummerholidaysathisuncle’sashewassadthatPeterhadtobekeptstrictlytohisbedbecauseofmeasles.当他最宠爱的小儿子公然反抗他时，他气得脸色发青。Whenhisyoungestson,whomhelovedmost,defiedhim,hisfaceturnedpurplewithanger.待大家都陈述了自己的见解后，科长才开口说话。Aftereveryoneelsehadstatedhisorherownview,thesectionleaderfoundhisvoiceatlast.他们要外出度假两周，所以将家里所有的宠物都留给邻居照料。Astheyweregoingoutinholidayfortwoweeks,theyleftalltheirpetsinthecareoftheirneighbour.想必你弄错了，期中考试的日期不是下周五，而是下周三。I’mafraidyouaremistaken.It’snotnextFridaythatwe’llhaveourmind-termexam.规定，一支足球队可以拥有24名球员，换言之，24名队员可以组成一支足球队。Accordingtothenewrule,afootballteammayconsistof24players.Inotherwords,24footballplayersmaymakeupafootballteam.1.凡是听到她不幸的遭遇的人Noonewhohasheardabouthermisfortunewillnotfeeldeepsympathyforher.2.他提出这个问题是出于好奇心，而非出于求知欲。Heaskedthequestionoutofcuriosityratherthanoutofhisdesireforknowledge.3.这位年轻学者专心致志地开发新型的电脑翻译软件，他深信在不久的将来自己会成名。无不深表同情。Thisyoungscholardevotedallhisattentiontothedevelopmentofanewtypeofcomputertranslationsoftwareinthefullconvictionthathewouldmakeanameinthenearfuture.4．别把它当做一回事，我刚才所说的并非指你。Don’ttakeitseriously.WhatI’vejustsaidisnotmeantforyou.5.这扇门这么低，那个高个子进屋时无法挺直身子，只能低头猫腰进入。Itwassuchalowdoorwaythatthetallmanhadtobendhisheadratherthankeepuprightwhenenteringtheroom.6.我们的班长两个星期前突发高烧，此后一直卧床不起。Ourmonitorwassuddenlydownwithahighfevertwoweeksagoandhasbeenkeepingtohisbedsincethen.7.令人难以置信的是他在两年内竟然把这些普通的女孩子训练成了世界一流的长跑运动员。It’sunbelievablethathemadeworld-classlongdistancerunnersoutoftheseordinarygirlswithintwoyears.8.他们竭力说服她放弃诉讼，但都无济于事。Theytriedtheirbesttotalkherintogivingupthelawsuit,butinvain.9.那些过着富裕生活的农民从未想过要迁居到大都市去生活。Itneveroccurredtothosecomfortableofffamersthattheywouldmovetoametropolitancity.10.他在餐厅享用美味的晚餐时，听到车子的警报声，猛然间他想起自己挺直外面马路上的车子未上锁。Whileenjoyinghisdeliciousdinnerinarestaurant,heheardthecaralarmandrealizedinaflashthathelefthiscaroutsideinthestreetunlocked.1.史密斯太太认为妇女理应下厨房做饭，因而从不允许家里任何人来取而代之。Mrs.Smithtookitforgrantedthatwomenweresu