大学实用英语1（本科）Interpersonal Relationship

InterpersonalRelationshipUnit6LearningTasksYouAreAbleto:GetmoreknowledgeaboutinterpersonalrelationshipPlayaroleandspeakinEnglishListentosomeEnglishdialoguesandashortspeechGetsomeknowledgeabouttheskillscommonlyusedinEnglishreadingcomprehensionLearnhowtowriteaWelcomeSpeechandSend-offSpeechYouAreSuggestedto:KnowthemeaningofanEnglishwordisusuallydecidedbyitscontextMakeclearthestructureofasentenceishelpfulforyoutounderstanditPartⅠListeningandSpeakingWarm-upDirections:

Talkabouttheactivitiesinthepicturesbelow.Ifyouhavenoidea,pleaseturntoyourclassmatesforhelp.

(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)PartⅠListeningandSpeakingOralPracticeTask1Directions:

Readthefollowingshortdialogues,payingattentiontothetoneandstressofyourreading.Dialogue1A:Hello.ThisisMr.Joyce’soffice.B:Hello.ThisisMonicaBlack.Iwouldliketomakeanappointment.WillMr.Joycebefreethisafternoon?A:I’msorry.Hewillhaveameetingthisafternoon.B:Whatabouttomorrowmorning?A:Sorry.That’simpossibletoo.HewillmeetMr.SnowfromAustralia.B:Whatabouttomorrowafternoon?A:Letmesee...Hecanseeyouatthreebutyouhaveonlyhalfanhour.B:That’sOK.I’llcomeatthree.Thankyouverymuch.PartⅠListeningandSpeakingDialogue2A:HaveyoueverheardofBarmouthGrange?B:No,Ihaven’t.Isitaplace?A:Yes,it’sabighouse,notfarfromhere.Now,notalotofpeopleknowthis,buttherewasamurderthere,exactlythirtyyearsago.B:Really?A:Yes.Themurderwassolvedbyalocaldetective.NowI’lltellyouwhathappened.B:OK.A:Theladyofthehousewasmurdered.OneSundaymorning,therewasashot—bang!Thedetectiveinterviewedeveryoneinthehouse.Heaskedthem,“whatwereyoudoingwhenyouheardtheshot?”B:Andwhatdidtheysay?Whatweretheyalldoing?PartⅠListeningandSpeakingA:OK,nowlistencarefully.ThecookwaspreparingthetraditionalBritishSundaylunch,themaidwasputtingthepostonthetablenexttothefrontdoor,andthehusbandwaswalkinghomefromchurch.So,...?B:Yes?A:So,whodidit?Wholiedtothedetective?B:Idon’tknow.A:Itwasthemaid.B:Why?A:Shesaidshewassortingthepost,butthere’snopostinEnglandonSundays.PartⅠListeningandSpeakingTask2Directions:

Usetheinformationgivenbelowtocreatearole-play.Supposeyouareareporterwhoisinterviewingpeoplebesideasquare.Theothersinyourgrouparepassers-by.Youmaybegintheinterviewwith:Excuseme,I’mareporterfrom….Iamwritingareportaboutusingmobilephoneinourdailylife.Wouldyoupleaseanswersomequestionsonthistopic?Suggestedquestions:1.Doyouusemobilephoneeveryday?2.Howmuchtimedoyouspendusingiteveryday?3.Doyouoftenuseittoreadallkindsofnews?4.DoyouoftenuseWeChattosendmessage?5.Doyouuseittobuythingsonline?6.Doyouthinkitisconvenienttousemobilephonetopay?7.Whatisthedisadvantageofusingmobilephone?PartⅠListeningandSpeakingListeningPracticeTask1Directions:

Nowyouwillhear7shortconversations.Theywillbereadonlyonce.Aftereachconversation,thereisaquestion.Listencarefullyandchoosethebestanswerfromthe4choices.1.A.About150yearsago. B.About120yearsago.C.About115yearsago. D.About100yearsago.2.A.Boring. B.Difficult.C.Interesting. D.Satisfactory.3.A.Itslocation. B.Itsdevelopment.C.Itspopulation. D.Itshistory.4.A.Itismodern. B.Itiscrowded.C.Itissmall. D.Itisquiet.ADCAPartⅠListeningandSpeaking5.A.Sheisinpoorhealth. B.Shefailedatest.C.Shehasn’tenoughmoney. D.Shehasn’tgotanyoffer.6.A.ShowhisIDcard. B.Fillinaform.C.Writeareport. D.Paysomemoney.7.A.Shehasherlegbroken. B.Shefellfromabicycle.C.Shefeelsabackpain. D.Shehasgotaheadache.CBDPartⅠListeningandSpeakingTask2Directions:

Nowyouwillhear2recordedconversations.Aftereachconversation,therearesomerecordedquestions.Boththeconversationsandquestionswillbereadtwotimes.Whenyouhearthequestion,youshoulddecideonthecorrectanswerfromthe4choicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Conversation18.A.Anapartmentwithagoodview. B.Anapartmentoftwo-bedrooms.C.Anapartmentonthegroundfloor. D.Anapartmentwithcentralheating.9.A.Nearasubwaystation. B.Nearahotel.C.Inthedowntown. D.Inthesuburbs.CBPartⅠListeningandSpeakingConversation210.A.Tohavebetteropportunities. B.Toimprovehisskills.C.Toworkfewerhours. D.Togetahighersalary.11.A.Forsixyears. B.Forfiveyears.C.Forthreeyears. D.Fortwoyears.12.A.Aprofessor. B.Amanager.C.Anengineer. D.Adesigner.ACBPartⅠListeningandSpeakingTask3Directions:Listentothepassagecarefully.Itwillberead3times.Duringthesecondreading,youarerequiredtoputthemissingwordsorphrasesinthenumberedblanksaccordingtowhatyouhear.Thethirdreadingisforyoutocheckyourwriting.Firstofall,onbehalfofallthepeoplefromourcompany,Iwouldliketosay“Thankyoufor(13)

ustosuchawonderfulparty”.Ithinkthemusicis(14)

,thefoodandwineareverynice,andthepeoplehereareallverykind.Alsowe’veenjoyedmeetingand(15)

you,sharingthecomfortabletimetogether.Wehavereallyenjoyedourselves.Ihopewewillbeabletomaintainthe(16)

andmakenextyearanothergreatonetogether.Thankyouagainfortheparty.We’vereallyhad(17)

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lovelytalkingtogoodrelationshipagreattimePart ⅡReadingComprehensionQuestionsbeforereading：1.Doyousometimesfeellonely?Ifyoufeellonely,whatdoyouusuallydo?2.Doyouthinkitisnecessarytomakealotoffriends?Why?3.Howisyourrelationshipwithyourrelativesandneighbours?Part ⅡReadingComprehensionPassage1Peopletreatyoudifferentlybasedonhowtheylookatyou.Thisoftenworksatthesub-consciouslevel,andthepeoplethemselvesmaynotbefullyawareofit.Sodependingonhowyoutreatotherpeople,howyoupresentyourself,otherswillreacttoyouandtrustyouinthesameway.DevelopingtheQualityRelationshipLet’stakeanexampletomakemypointclear.Inmyprofessionalwork,Ialwaysmakeitapointtokeeptomypromise.IfIsaythatIwilldeliversomethingbyacertaintime,Iwillalwaysmakeanefforttodeliveraspromised.EvenwhenIamnotabletodosoduetounforeseencircumstances,Iwillinformtheconcernedpartyandexplainmydifficulties.Overtime,InoticethatpeoplecometotrustmeforwhatIsay.Part ⅡReadingComprehensionPassage1Hereisanotherexample.Iprefertokeeptomyself;forthisreason,Ihaddifficultiescarryingonaconversationwithstrangers.Duetothisdifficulty,wheninsocialsettingsthatrequiredsmalltalk,Iwouldfreezeupandhadnoideawhattosay.Asthesilencegotuncomfortableforthegroup,Inoticedthatpeopletendedtokeepawayfromme,oravoideyecontactwithme.Thismademeverysad;andthemorenegativeIfeltaboutmyself,themoreinwardsIdrewmyself.Oneday,aclosefriendgavemesomeadvice.ShetaughtmehowtostartaconversationandhowIcouldmakemyselfappearmorefriendlybysmilingandmaintainingconfidenteyecontactwithpeople.Itrieditout,andwaspleasantlysurprisedtofindthatpeopleweretalkingwithme.Mysmileshelpedbreaktheiceandmadeiteasyforpeopletoapproachme.Part ⅡReadingComprehensionPassage1Now,comingbacktoyourrelationship,ifthereisanyareathatyouwishtoimprove,insteadofputtingtheblameontheotherparty,orotherpeople,lookinwardsatyourselfandaskwhatyoucandotoinfluencethepeopleanddevelopthequalityrelationshipthatyoudesire.☆Ifyourbossdoesn’ttrustyouorvalueyouhighly,askyourselfhowyoucanmakeotherstrustyouandhowyoucanincreaseyourvalue,sothatyourbosscantrustyouorvalueyouhighly.☆Ifyouthinkyourhusbandorwifeisnotunderstandingyouorlovingyou,askyourselfhowyoucanexpressyourloveforhimorhermoreoften.Part ⅡReadingComprehensionPassage1☆Ifyoudesireloyalfriendswhostillstandbyyou,askyourselfhowyoucanfirstbeloyaltothemintheirtimeofneed.Indeed,youcan’tcontrolwhatothersdoandhowtheytreatyou.However,byworkingonyourownbehaviorandactions,youcanalwaysinfluencehowpeopleacttowardsyou.Goodrelationshipstaketwopartiestoestablish;soinsteadofwaitingpassivelyfortheotherpartytochange,startbyactingpositivelytochange,andyouwilloftenbepleasantlysurprisedtoseepositiveresultscomingback.(508words)Part ⅡReadingComprehensionNewWords

quality/ˈkwɒləti/

n.adj.质量；品质；素质优秀的；高质量的sub-conscious/ˌsʌbˈkɒnʃəs/

adj.下意识的，潜意识的fully/ˈfʊli/

adv.完全的；全部的；充分的deliver/dɪˈlɪvə/

v.递送，传送；发布，发表；宣布inform/ɪnˈfɔːm/

v.通知conversation/ˌkɒnvəˈseɪʃn/

n.谈话；交谈setting/ˈsetɪŋ/

n.背景，环境；(小说的)故事背景negative/ˈneɡətɪv/

adv.消极的；负面的；否定的inwards/ˈɪnwədz/

adv.向内地，向中心地confident/ˈkɒnfɪdənt/

adj.自信的，有自信心的Part ⅡReadingComprehensionNewWords

approach/əˈprəʊtʃ/

v.n.接近；靠近方式；方法blame/bleɪm/

v.责备；把……归咎于……value/ˈvæljuː/

n.v.价值；作用重视；珍视loyal/ˈlɔɪəl/

adj.忠诚的；忠实的passively/'pæsɪvli/

adv.被动地positive/ˈpɒzətɪv/

adj.积极乐观的；主动的approach/əˈprəʊtʃ/

v.n.接近；靠近方式；方法Part ⅡReadingComprehensionPhrasesandExpressions

basedon依据beawareof意识到dependon依靠；取决于takeanexample举个例子makeitapoint认为非常必要；重视keeptoone’spromise遵守诺言makeaneffortto努力preferto偏爱；更喜欢keeptooneself保守秘密；不交际havedifficulty(in)doing做……有困难Part ⅡReadingComprehensionPhrasesandExpressions

carryon继续；进行freezeup使……被冰覆盖havenoidea不知道；感到茫然keepawayfrom远离tryout尝试puttheblameon责备standby支持；坚持；遵守workonsth.努力改善ExercisesⅠ.ReadingComprehensionDirections:Thereare5questionsorunfinishedstatementsinthissection.Foreachquestionorstatementthereare4choicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Youshouldmakethecorrectchoiceaccordingtopassage1andmarkthecorrespondingletter.1.Fromthepassagewelearnthatpeopletreatyoudifferently____.A.accordingtoyourbehaviorandactionsB.accordingtotheirsub-consciousnessC.basedontheirownlikesanddislikesD.astheythinkwhatkindofpersonyouare2.People_____whytheytreatyouinthatway.A.areawareB.don’tcareaboutC.arenotveryclearaboutD.refusetothinkaboutPart ⅡReadingComprehensionDC3.Theauthortakesthefirstexampletoillustrate_____.A.thathekeepshispromiseB.whypeopletrusthimC.howtomakeotherpeopletotrustyouD.thatitisveryimportanttotrustotherpeople4.Ifyoukeeptoomuchtoyourself,you’llfindthat_____.A.peoplewillnotapproachyouB.youarequitelonelyC.peoplearesilentaroundyouD.youcanmakenofriends5.Ifyouwanttoestablishqualityfriendshipwithothers,you’dbetter____.A.paymoreattentiontotheirbehaviorB.makeachangeofyourbehaviorandactionsC.thinkoverhowtoinfluenceothersD.behaveaspolitelyaspossiblePart ⅡReadingComprehensionCABⅡ.IdentifyingPicturesDirections:Lookatthepicturesbelowandmakesurewhatactivitiestheyare.DescribetheactivitiesinEnglish.Part ⅡReadingComprehension(1)______________________.(2)______________________.(3)______________________.(4)______________________.(5)______________________.(6)______________________.(1)(2)

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(6)AgirliswalkingadogTheyarediscussingsomethinginanofficeTheyaresmiling.Amanissavingawoundedwoman.Theyareshakinghandswitheachother.Theyaretoastingwinetogether.Ⅲ.VocabularyTask1Directions:Fillintheblankswiththewordsorphrasesgiveninthebox.Changetheformwherenecessary.passiveconfidentfreezehavenoideabeawareofpresentconcernedincreasemakeanefforttohavedifficultyPart ⅡReadingComprehension1.Hehasalivelysenseofhumourandappearsnaturally_________.2.Manyfirmsareconcentratingon_________theirmarketsoverseas.3.Justaswewantourconsumersto_________ourproducts,weshouldknowourmarket.4.He_________distinguishingbetweenimaginaryandfactualinformation.5.Theprisoner_________escape,buthecouldn’tclimbtheprisonwall.confidentincreasingbeawareofhasdifficultymadeanefforttoPart ⅡReadingComprehension6.Sheissohappytogetmanybirthday_________fromherclassmates.7.Heisablockhead,and_________abouthowtoexpresshisfeelings.8.It’sasadtruththatchildrenarethebiggestvictimsof_________smoking.9.InJapan,too,researchersare_________aboutcellphoneaddiction.10.Waterpassesfromaliquidtoasolidstatewhenit_________.presentshasnoideapassiveconcernedfreezesTask2Directions:FillintheblanksinthefollowingpassagebyselectingsuitablewordsfromtheWordBank.Youmaynotuseanyofthewordsinthebankmorethanonce.A.farmerB.nothingC.lastingD.satisfactoryE.aroseF.turnG.shelterH.afterI.provideJ.exchangePart ⅡReadingComprehensionIntheearlieststageofman’sdevelopmenthehadnomoreneedofmoneythananimalsdid.Hewascontentwitheverysimpleformsof(1)______,madehisownroughtoolsandweaponsandcould(2)______foodandclothingforhimselfandhisfamilyfromnaturalmaterialsaroundhim.Ashebecamemorecivilized,however,hebegantowantbettershelter,moreefficienttoolsandweapons,andmore(3)______clothingthancouldbeprovidedbytheworksofhisownunskilledhands.Forthesethingshehadto(4)______totheskilledpeoplesuchassmiths,leatherworkersorcarpenters.Itwasthenthatthequestionofpayment(5)______.GICFEPart ⅡReadingComprehensionAtfirsthegotwhathewantedbyasimpleprocessof(6)______.Thesmithwhohadnotthetimetolook(7)______landorcattlewasgladtotakemeatorgrainfromthe(8)______inexchangeforanaxeoraplough.Butasmoreandmoregoodswithoutfixedexchangevaluecameonthemarket,exchangebecametoocomplicatedtobe(9)______.Anotherproblemarosewhenthosewhomadethingswantedtogetstocksofwoodorleather,oriron,buthad(10)______toofferinexchangeuntiltheirfinishedgoodswereready.JHADBⅣ.TranslationDirections:TranslatethefollowingEnglishsentencesintoChinese.Part ⅡReadingComprehension1.Peopletreatyoudifferentlybasedonhowtheylookatyou.2.Dependingonhowyoutreatotherpeople,otherswillreacttoyouinthesameway.3.Mysmileshelpedbreaktheiceandmadeiteasyforpeopletoapproachme.4.Ifyourbossdoesn’ttrustyouorvalueyouhighly,askyourselfhowyoucanmakeotherstrustyouandhowyoucanincreaseyourvalue.5.Insteadofwaitingpassivelyfortheotherpartytochange,startbyactingpositivelytochange,andyouwilloftenbepleasantlysurprisedtoseepositiveresultscomingback.人们对你的态度不同，主要取决于他们认为你是怎样的人。你怎样对待别人，别人也会以同样的方式对你。微笑帮我打破了坚冰，使别人愿意接近我。如果老板不信任你，问一下自己，如何才能让别人信任，怎样才能增加自身的价值。不要被动地等待对方的改变，而是积极地行动起来；这样，你就会经常愉快而惊讶地发现，你正在获得积极的回报。Part ⅡReadingComprehensionPassage2Whenmostcouplesgetdivorced,theytryto‘keepthingscivilised’forthekids.OnecouplefromAustraliahavetakenthistotheextreme.They’renext-doorneighbours!Lena’sStoryIliveinthesuburbsofBrisbaneinAustralia—andmyex-husbandlivesnextdoor.ILivenextDoortoMyEx!Part ⅡReadingComprehensionPassage2WhenKarlandIgotdivorced,thechildrenwerestillquitesmall,sotheystayedwithmeinouroldflatinthecity.ThenImetandmarriedmysecondhusbandandwemovedintohishouseinthesuburbs.Duringthattime,thekidsspenteveryotherweekendwiththeirdad.Karl’sagoodfather.He’sveryreliable—ifhemakesapromisetothechildren,healwayskeepsit.Andthere’sneverbeenanyproblemwithmoney—infact,he’sverygenerous.Sincethebreak-up,we’vebothtriedtoputthechildren’sneedsfirst.Aboutfouryearsago,Iheardthatthehousenextdoorwasforsale.IcalledKarlstraightawayandsuggestedthatheandhisnewwifeshouldbuyit.Theymovedinafewmonthslaterandwe’velivedhappilyside-by-sidesincethen.Part ⅡReadingComprehensionPassage2Thekidslovehavingtheirdadandstepmumandtheirnewbabysisternextdoor.IgetonquitewellwithKarl’swife.We’renotfriends,butwehaveagoodrelationship.We’recertainlynotjealousofeachother.And,tobehonest,whenIgonextdoortobabysit,ortotakethemlittlethingsI’vemadeforthebaby,IrememberwhyKarlandIgotdivorced.He’satotalcontrolfreak.Everythinghastobe‘justso’.Andhe’ssotidy,it’salmostanillness.Asahusband,hewashardtolivewith,butasaco-parentandneighbour,he’sperfect.Andhecutsourgrassforus!Karl’sStoryThisarrangementworkswellforusall.Iseemychildrenmuchmoreoftenthanmostdivorceddadscan,whichisfantastic.Part ⅡReadingComprehensionPassage2They’renine,twelveandthirteennow,sothey’requiteindependent.Theyhavetheirownkeys,sotheycomeandgobetweenthetwohousesastheywant.Iwasn’tsurewhenLenafirstsuggestedit—Ithoughtitwasanotheroneofhercrazyideas.Andmysecondwifewasobviouslyabitunsureatfirst.Butwhenwethoughtaboutit,werealiseditwasactuallyaverysensibleandpracticalidea.I’mgladwedidit.Lena’salwaysbeenagreatmum.Tobehonest,Isometimesfindthekidsquitestressfulandfrustrating,butshe’sverypatientwiththem.She’salwayscheerful,evenwhenthereareproblems.Andshe’sverycreative—whichiswhyherhouseisalwaysintotalchaos!I’mveryfondofLena,butI’mgladIdon’thavetofindherhalf-finishedprojectsalloverthehouseanymore!(534words)Part ⅡReadingComprehensionNewWords

ex/eks/

n.前任；前男友；前女友；前夫；前妻divorce/dɪ'vɔːs/

n.v.离婚；分离使分离；离婚civilised/'sivilaizd/

adj.文明的；有礼貌的extreme/ɪk'striːm/

adj.极端的；极度的suburb/'sʌbɜːb/

n.郊区，城郊ex-husband/'ɪkshʌzbənd/

n.

前夫reliable/rɪ'laɪəb(ə)l/

adj.

可靠的，可信的generous/'dʒen(ə)rəs/

adj.

慷慨的，大方的；肥沃的break-up

n.分裂stepmum/'stepmʌm/

n.

继母；后妈Part ⅡReadingComprehensionNewWords

jealous/'dʒeləs/

adj.嫉妒的；羡慕的；吃醋的babysit/'beɪbɪsɪt/

v.(临时代人)照看婴儿freak/friːk/

n.(行为、外表、想法)怪异的人；怪人；(对某事物或活动痴迷的)狂tidy/'taɪdɪ/

adj.整齐的，整洁的co-parent/'kəʊ'peərənt/

n.共同父母fantastic/fæn'tæstɪk/

adj.极好的，极出色的；奇异的sensible/ˈsensɪbl/

adj.理性的，有道理的practical/'præktikəl/

adj.实用的stressful/'stresfʊl/

adj.紧张的，压力重的frustrating/frʌ'streɪtɪŋ/

adj.令人沮丧的Part ⅡReadingComprehensionNewWords

creative/kriː'eɪtɪv/

adj.创造性的，有创造能力的chaos/'keɪɒs/

n.混乱；无秩序half-finished/'hɑːff'ɪnɪʃt/

adj.半成品的Part ⅡReadingComprehensionPhrasesandExpressions

everyother每隔一个forsale待售straightaway马上；毫不犹豫getonwellwith与……相处友好bejealousof妒忌tobehonest老实说；说真的befondof喜欢Part ⅡReadingComprehensionProperNamesLena莱娜Brisbane布里斯班Karl卡尔ExercisesⅠ.ReadingComprehensionDirections:Tellwhetherthefollowingstatementsaretrueorfalseaccordingtothetextyouhavelearned.WriteTifthestatementistrueandFifitisfalse.____1.Aftertheirdivorcethekidsvisitedtheirfatheroncetwoweeks.____ 2.ItwasLena’ssecondhusbandwhotelephonedKarltomoveinthenexthousewhenitwasforsale.____3.AccordingtoLena,thereasonoftheirdivorceexistsinthefactthatKarlisacontrolfreak.____4.KarlatfirsthesitatedtothinkaboutLena’ssuggestiontobuythehousenexttohers.____5.AccordingtoKarl’sstatements,Lenaisagreatmother,butshelackspatience.Part ⅡReadingComprehensionTFTTFⅡ.UsingtheWordsTask1Directions:Completeeachofthefollowingsentenceswiththecorrectformoftheitalicizedwordgiveninthebrackets.1.WhydosomanypeopleregardtheTriangleasa(danger)________place?2.A(self)________personthinksmuchofhimselfandlittleofothers.3.Tohisgreatrelief,hisfriendhelpedhimtofinda(reason)________excuseforhisabsenceattheparty.4.Agroupofyoungstersweregatheringattherailwaystationwaitingforthe(arrive)________ofthepopstar.5.It’stheleader’s(care)________thatledtothefailureoftheproject.Part ⅡReadingComprehensiondangerousselfishreasonablearrivalcarelessness6.Potatoescanprovideaboutone-thirdofourdaily(require)____________ofVitaminC.7.I’llnotbeabletoattendtheconferenceunlesssomebodypaysmy(expensive)________.8.Itisdifficultformetomakethefinal(decide)________nowsincesomeofusarenotinfavoroftheplan.9.Allthestudentsburstinto(laugh)_________whenJimwalkedinwearinghisfunnyclothes.10.Someofthecreditcardissuers(发行者)alsohavesomesortsof(protect)_________thatconsumersshouldapplyfor.Part ⅡReadingComprehensionrequirementexpensedecisionlaughterprotectionTask2Directions:Usethewordsorphrasesintheboxtofillintheblanks.Changetheformwherenecessary.generous divorced civilize frustrate practicalbejealousof arrange obvious sensible totalPart ⅡReadingComprehension1.Youngerpeopletodaymostlyacceptthattheywillhavetoworkforlongerandthattheirpensionswillbeless__________.2.Iknowyoudon’tlikeherbuttrynottomakeitso__________.3.Accordingtotheresultofhisresearch,amarriedmanwhosmokesmorethanapackadayislikelytoliveaslongasa__________manwhodoesn’tsmoke.4.Wewelcomeany__________suggestionformaintainingthebusiness.5.Whenthingsgowrong,allofusnaturallyfeeldisappointedand__________.

generousobviousdivorcedsensiblefrustratedPart ⅡReadingComprehension6.Theysaidthatthe__________numberofcowsdyingfromthisdiseasewouldbetwentythousand.7.Howfarthegovernmentcangive__________help,however,isuncertain.8.Informhimofthe__________forhistripinItaly.9.She__________hersisterbecausehersisterismuchprettierthanherself.10.Thewildchildfoundwanderingintheforestwasgradually__________.totalpractical

arrangements

isjealousofcivilizedⅢ.TranslationDirections:TranslatethefollowingEnglishsentencesintoChinese.Part ⅡReadingComprehension1.Duringthattime,thekidsspenteveryotherweekendwiththeirdad.2.IcalledKarlstraightawayandsuggestedthatheandhisnewwifeshouldbuyit.3.Thekidslovehavingtheirdadandstepmumandtheirnewbabysisternextdoor.

4.Tobehonest,Isometimesfindthekidsquitestressfulandfrustrating.5.Werealiseditwasactuallyaverysensibleandpracticalidea.在此期间，孩子每隔一周去父亲那边过一个周末。我立刻打电话告诉卡尔，建议他和他的现任妻子买下来。孩子们很喜欢他们的父亲、继母还有新妹妹做邻居。

老实说，我有时会觉得孩子让我压力很大，令人沮丧。这实际上是一个非常明智而切实的想法。阅读中的推理判断Part ⅢReadingSkills推理判断也是阅读理解中必须要掌握的一项技能。因为作者有时候并不想把话说得那么明白，或者作者认为读者应该能看懂。为了把作者的真实意图弄清楚，在阅读的过程中读者有必要特别注意修饰语，通过它们来推断作者的意图、语气和态度。此外，利用文章本身提供的信息、背景知识，以及上下文中的同义词、反义词来进行推断也是非常有效的方法。除此而外，还有三种推理方法可以借鉴：1.因果推理法在英语文章中，因果关系多以表明因果关系的词或短语(because,so)来表达，或者以表示目的、条件、并列、承接的词作为提示。由因可以理解果，反之，由果也可以推导因。Part ⅢReadingSkills2.归纳推理法归纳推理法指“由个别到一般”的推理方法。利用文章中陈述事实和描述细节的部分来进行总结推理。3.关联推理法通常情况下，英语文章有统一且鲜明的主题。主题是连接各段内容的内在逻辑基础，因此，把握主题有利于分析各段的大意，确保顺利理解全文。下面我们看一篇短文：Part ⅢReadingSkillsAfewwaysGreyhoundcanmakeyournexttripeveneasier.Ticketsbymail.Avoidlininguptogether,bypurchasingyourticketsinadvance,andhavingthemdeliveredrighttoyourmailbox.JustcallGreyhoundatleasttendaysbeforeyourdeparture(1-800-231-2222).Prepaidtickets.It’seasytopurchaseaticketforafriendorfamilymembernomatterhowfarawaytheymaybe.JustcallorgotoyournearestGreyhoundterminalandaskfordetailsonhowtobuyaprepaidticket.Ticketingrequirement.Greyhoundnowrequiresthatallticketshavetraveldatesfixedatthetimeofpurchase.Childrenundertwoyearsofagetravelwithanadultwhohasaticket.IfyourdestinationistoCanadaorMexico.PassengerstravellingtoCanadaorMexicomusthavethepropertraveldocuments.U.S.,CanadianorMexicancitizensshouldhaveabirthcertificate,passportornaturalization(入境)paper.IfyouarenotacitizenoftheU.S.,CanadaorMexico,apassportisrequired.Incertaincasesavisamayberequiredaswell.Thesedocumentswillbenecessaryandmaybecheckedat,orbefore,boardingabusdepartingforCanadaorMexico.Part ⅢReadi