Key to Exercisｅｓ of Cｏllｅgｅ
Engliｓｈ Boｏk 2
Unit 1
★ Text A
Ｖｏｃabularｙ I．
１.１) insert 2) on ｏｃcasion 3) iｎｖeｓｔｉｇａte ４） In retroｓpect 5) iniｔiaｌ 6） ｐhenoｍｅｎa
７） attａｃｈed 8） maｋe uｐ for 9) ｉｓ awaiting 10) not…in the leａst 11) prｏｍote １2） eｍerged
２． 1) Tｈｅre is ａ ｓtrikｉｎg cｏntrast betｗeen ｔｈe sｔandaｒdｓ of lｉｖing in
the norｔh of the ｃounｔry and tｈｅ soｕth.
2) Nａｔuraｌ fibeｒ is ｓaid to bｅ ｓupｅrior tｏ ｓyntｈetｉｃ ｆibｅｒ. 3） The ｃity’s iｍpoｒtance ａs ａ finａncial centeｒ has evoｌｖed slｏｗly.
４) His ｎａtｉｏｎａｌity ｉｓ not reｌevaｎt ｔo whethｅｒ he iｓ a gｏod
lawyer.
５) The poeｍｓ by a lｉｔtｌｅ-kｎown ｓixtｅenth-centｕｒy Italian ｐoｅｔ hａve
found tｈｅir way into sｏme Eｎｇｌiｓｈ ｍaｇazines.
3． 1) be ｐicｋed up， cａｎ’t aｃｃompliｓh, ａm exaggerating 2) sｏmewhat， ｐerｆormaｎce， have neｇleｃｔed, they apply to
3） ａsｓｉst， Oｎ the ｏthｅr hanｄ, aｒe vａlｉd, ａ ｓuｐerｉor II．
1. 1) continual 2) cｏnｔinuous 3） cｏｎtinual ４) ｃoｎtiｎuous
２． １) ｐrinｃiｐal 2) prinｃipal 3） pｒinciple 4） prinｃipleｓ 5) prｉnｃｉｐａl III．
1． themseｌves 2. hiｍself/heｒsｅlf ３. ｈeｒｓelf/by herｓelｆ/ｏn heｒ owｎ ４． ｉｔｓelf
5. ourseｌves 6． yourself/ bｙ yourself/oｎ ｙour ｏｗn Comｐreｈeｎｓｉve Exercisｅ I． Cｌoｚe
１． １) ｃoｎtrast 2) ｅxaｇgeｒaｔing 3) ｐrｉority 4) on the othｅr hａｎd 5) promotiｎg
6) piｃk up ７) asｓisｔ 8） accomplish 9) on oｃcasｉoｎ 1０） neｇlｅcting
11) wｏｒthwhiｌe １２） superior
2. 1) end 2） pｅrｆoｒm 3) facing ４) compｅｔent
５) equiｐped
6) ｄesignｅd ７） appｒoach ８） ｒest 9) ｄefiniteｌy 10） ｑualitｙ II. Tranｓlatｉon
1. 1) Iｔ tａkes an ｅnormous aｍount ｏf couragｅ to mａｋe a deparｔｕrｅ froｍ
tｈe traｄｉtiｏn.
2) Ｔom usｅd ｔo ｂｅ very shy, buｔ ｔhis time he waｓ bolｄ enoｕgh to givｅ a pｅrｆｏrmance in fｒonｔ oｆ a laｒge auｄience. ３） Mａny ｅducａtorｓ thinｋ ｉｔ dｅsｉｒaｂｌe to foster the cｒeatiｖe sｐirit ｉn tｈe cｈild at an eａrly ａge．
4) Assumｉnｇ (thａt) ｔhis ｐaiｎtiｎg ｒeaｌly iｓ a maｓｔerpieｃｅ, dｏ you think iｔ’s ｗorthwhiｌｅ to ｂuy／ｐuｒchasｅ it?
5） Ｉｆ thｅ ｄａｔa is statiｓticaｌly ｖａｌid, ｉt wｉlｌ tｈrow liｇhｔ on the ｐrｏｂleｍ we aｒe invesｔigating．
２. To ｉmpｒove our Eｎglｉｓｈ， ｉt is critical to dｏ morｅ readinｇ,
writinｇ, ｌiｓｔeniｎg anｄ speａｋing． Beｓｉｄes, leaｒnｉｎｇ bｙ heart as many well-writｔen esｓays ａs possible ｉs ａlso verｙ ｉmportａnt. Ｗithouｔ an enoｒmous store oｆ gｏｏｄ Eｎｇlｉsh ｗｒiｔing in your head yｏｕ ｃａnnoｔ ｅxｐｒess yourｓelｆ ｆｒeely ｉｎ Engｌiｓh. Ｉt iｓ also ｈelpful to suｍmarizｅ ｏuｒ expeｒiｅnce as we go ａloｎｇ, for in so dｏing, we can fiｇurｅ ouｔ ｗhich wａy of learｎing ｉs moｒｅ eｆfective and wilｌ produce tｈe mｏst deｓirable ｒｅsult. As long as we kｅep worｋing haｒd on it, we ｗill ｉn ｄue coursｅ ａccｏmｐｌiｓh thｅ taｓk oｆ mastｅrｉng Enｇｌish.
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Ｃompｒehｅnsioｎ chｅck: c ｃ d a c b
Languagｅ Practice 1. g ｈ e c f a b d
2. 1) aｄｏpｔ 2) aｃcｏunｔ ３) from your poinｔ ｏf ｖiｅｗ ４) ended up
5） fｕrｔherｍore 6) fuｎd 7) annual ８) keｅping ｔrack of 9) pace 10） ｉntｅnds
1１） perspｅctive 12) devｉse
Unｉt ４
★ Teｘt Ａ Ｖｏcabｕlaｒｙ
I.
1. １) ｃonｖｅrselｙ 2）． bｕt then 3) syｍptom ４) spｉtｔing 5) abusing ６) tone
7） took…in ８) editｉnｇ ９) have arｒanｇｅｄ 10) in sigｈt 11) stｒetcｈｅｄ 12) dａｔa
2. 1) Thｅ sighｔ of ｔeenaｇｅrs sｍoking ｃｉgarｅtｔes jａrs ｏｎ me.
2) Ａ ｌot of Ａmerｉcan ｔeenａgers doｎ’t lｉkｅ sｔreet gangs， ｂut they
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