7 When are you going to admit year love for me? sb2u04
8 They don't care why yon did it—they just want yon to admit the great effect your behavior had on them. srb2u05
9 They think they must admit this fact in order to get rid of their problems tbb2u07
10 With more than a suggestion of discomfort, he spoke my name and I, somewhat reluctantly, admitted my identity. rwsb3u10 Word Building VII.
1. subordinate 2. subheadings 3. submerging 4. subdivided 5. subcontinent 6. submarine 7. subhuman 8. subway VIII.
l.e 2.h 3.b 4.c 5.g 6.d 7.f 8. a Sentence Structure
1. Wherever you go, you can always find Coca-Cola. 2. However rich people are, they always want more. 3. Whoever you marry, make sure he can cook. 4. Whichever day you come, we'll be pleased to see you. 5. They found the people friendly wherever they went X.
1. Turn on TV and you will often see advertisements snowing happy, balanced families. 2. Five minutes earlier and you could have caught the last train. 3. Start acting like a hero and I'll hit you. 4. Work hard and you'll pass your examinations. 5. Arrive late once more and you'll be fired. Translation XI.
1.1 went to the library and read whatever I could find about the causes of the mysterious disappearances of the ships and planes in the Bermuda Triangle.
2. Continue treating friends like this, and you will lose them all.
3. They must know their product thoroughly and know how to promote sales by word of mouth, telephone or letter.
4. It suddenly dawned on me that money couldn't make up for all that he had suffered in the past five years. 5. Some people refer to translation as science while others take it as art.
6. Instead of imposing personal views upon others, we should promote democracy. XII.
1.当然新演员绝对不能停步不前，而应该尽可能地创造机会。 2.他得寸进尺。
3.我想我们的关系很好，我们是朋友。但是外面现在正在竞争，将来也会。无论我们做什么，无论我们在什么地方，我们将还会相互竞争。
4.退休后，他远离政治，开始打网球。他发现打网球是一种很好的放松方式。 5.过了一会，显然带着不情愿，他在电话里承认了自己的身份，并请求我原谅他。
6.在我看来，当老师的唯一缺陷，是它不太会引起公众的注意。 Cloze XIII.
l.B 2.C 3. A 4.B 5.D 6. A 7. B 8. D 9. C 10. B 11. B 12. A 13. B 14. D 15. B 16. A 17. C 18. D 19. A 20. B Text Structure Analysis
John Bullyer was doing mathematical work that supported big, scientific projects. Occasional paragraphs in newspapers charted his steady success. On the occasion when he retired, a report said that his last job was the harnessing of solar power for a satellite put into orbit.
I was, by that time, successful in my own line, having written a streak of 30 bestsellers without a single failure.
Structured Writing XV.
Shopping has changed in recent years. Going shopping took time and strength in the past. If you were to buy food, household items and clothing, you had to visit different shops. Sometimes they were not within walking distance. You had to take a bus to go from one place to another. It was not unusual that shopping would take you a whole day and at the time you returned home, you'd he completely exhausted.
In contrast, shopping nowadays has become something enjoyable. A lot of supermarkets, in which prices are usually lower and a wider variety of items are offered-mainly food, household items, clothing, bedding and furniture or even anything that is out of your imagination. So you cast hay everything you need in a single supermarket. Most of the supermarkets operate on the \ou go in. pick up a basket, walk round it and choose what you want. At the exit there is a checkout lane where you pay for everything at one time.
SECTION B Reading Skills I
1. Denotation: the curved or circular shape
Connotation(s): the act of going around somewhere. The implied meaning is that the policeman was going around the area, trying doors and consequently seeing now and then the lights of an emergency dental office or something of the sort.
2. Denotation: make a deep hollow sound
Connotation(s): loudly spread to the streets. The implied meaning is that the streets were quiet, and that even bars were careful not to get their loud music into the streets. 3. Denotation: say what medicine a sick person should or must have
Connotation(s): The West is tough enough to make a man strong. Here the West is compared to a doctor. 4. Denotation: (of an army or the police) surround a place and try to gain control of it or force someone to come out of it
Connotation(s): blow hard on the city streets. The implied meaning of the sentence is that the wind was very strong and blew hard on the city streets like an army making a fierce attack on its enemy. 5. Denotation: production
Connotation(s): his achievements. The implied meaning of the sentence is that the man from the West was boasting about how he made his \6. Denotation: (cause to) change shape, the true or intended meaning, or direction
Connotation(s): change a good man into a bad one. The use of the word \not only changed in appearance but also in nature. Comprehension of the Text II：
l.D 2. A 3.C 4. A 5.C 6.D 7. B 8. A Vocabulary III.
1. sucked 2. visible 3. booming 4. fared 5. output 6. installed 7. routines 8. prescribe 9. tore 10. emitting Exercises on Web course only:
11. stripes 12. twists 13. strap 14. deduct 15. certificate IV.
1. run into trouble 2. let alone 3. free of 4. deducted from 5. torn down 6. rise to the top 7. toying with 8. laid siege to 9. making her way 10. on my way
新视野大学英语读写教程第3册答案1-10单元
