新世紀大學(xué)英語閱讀教程第二冊答案

1、閱讀教程第二冊答案Unit OnePart I Reading for informationI. 1. A 2.C3. D 4.B5.C6.AII.1. 有一百份卷子要批， 而且全是男孩們用潦草的字跡寫成的， 這事他已經(jīng)拖了好幾個星期了。這些日子，他一直覺得頭上仿佛懸著把劍。2. 我私下里已經(jīng)花了一大筆錢來學(xué)習(xí)音樂了。3. 他的臉上掛滿了汗珠。4. 沒有哪個宣布判決的法官會比此時的謝卡爾更痛苦，更無助。5. 說出事實和接受事實同樣需要勇氣。III 1. sun; straight in the face; blinking; dazed2. morning; night; tempering

2、 truth; shock3. truth; trials; wife; colleague; headmaster4. apple pie; culinary masterpiece; good; swallow5. fine; mean; selfish6. singing; stupefied7. frogs; buffalo; window shutters8. strength; give; receivePart II Reading for pleasureI.1. Hell is not so terrible as most people think because it c

3、an betransformed into Heaven through hard work.2. Heaven is a land of beauty and peace, and it is the result of our hard work.3. All those hardworking people with courage and determinationcan rest in Heaven after they die, because although they cannotreach Heaven in the first place, they can build H

4、ell into Heaven.4. Those who are afraid of Hell and do not have courage to fightdifficulties and disasters will end up in Hell.5. This parable tells us that our destiny is controlled by ourselves.Unit TwoPart I Reading for informationI 1.A2. C 3. B 4. D 5. A 6. BII1. 可那天我卻一點都不在乎路途遠，只要有他在我身邊。2. 他跳到水流

5、的另一邊， 把手伸給我， 我握住他的手， 穩(wěn)穩(wěn)當(dāng)當(dāng)?shù)靥诉^去。3. 一陣清涼的微風(fēng)吹過坡頂， 吹走了我們因長途跋涉而產(chǎn)生的一身燥熱， 我 們一下子覺得涼爽了許多。4. 他一下子把我像小孩似的抱起來，沿著堤岸向水邊跑去。5. 在他爬下來之前我已恢復(fù)了平靜， 他全然不知道我曾因某種莫名的情感而流淚。III1. smiled at2. jumped; held out; took; made3. put; around; put ;around; breathing; moved; against4. laid on; felt against5. linked; around6. kissed;

6、turned around7. scooped up; ran up8. threw around; laughed9. lowered ; run; caught; pulled; laughing; stroked10. squeezed; rest; against; touched; beat againstPart II Reading for pleasure1. She had been to the Caribbean island to get married three years before.2. She returned to the same Caribbean i

7、sland three years later to get divorced.3. Her husband James.4. She hated her husband for not being there when she was having a miscarriage, for not hurting as much as her for their lost son, but most of all for looking so much like the baby boy that she held for just three hours before he was taken

8、 away.5. She and her husband finally opened their mind to each other. She talked about her sufferings and her husband shared her pain, which comforted her greatly. She began to believe that maybe she still had a future with her husband, and decided to give their marriage a second chance.Unit ThreePa

9、rt I Reading for informationI. 1. D 2. C 3. D 4. B5. A6. CII.1. 癡迷往往會使人們做出各種各樣奇怪的事情。 哈麗雅特 . 瑪格妮絲的癡迷 驅(qū)使她犯下了有史以來最荒唐的罪行。2. 盡管他在海上一待就是兩三年， 每次回家也只能待上幾天， 哈麗雅特還是 深愛著他。不幸沒能為他生下一男半女，她心里非常不安。3. 她成功地騙了他三年， 可是現(xiàn)在她明白， 她要么得找出一個長相像理查德 的三歲男孩，要么就得向他徹底坦白。4. 可是丈夫走后， 哈麗雅特便恐慌起來， 特別是當(dāng)鄰居們開始問她怎么突然有了個孩子的時候。 而當(dāng)通緝令出現(xiàn)在當(dāng)?shù)剜]局時， 她更

10、是惶惶不可終日。5. 信如期送到了理查德服役的船上， 但沒有到他手里。 理查德因為急于再次 見到自己的兒子而離船開了小差。III 1. provide him with a child; commit a crime2. pregnant; deceiving her husband; got her into deep water; steal a child3. a boy of the right age; kidnapped; in ecstasy4. the captain of the ship; had gone AWOL5. arrested; held for trial;

11、discharged; no jurisdictionPart II Reading for pleasure1. The pretended to argue about whether it would be easy to standHerein front of the clock for one hour without moving and sayit comes, there it goes ” as the clock s pendulum swung back and forth. Actually they were just trying to deceive the h

12、otel owner.2. They made him believe that it was very easy to win the bet and win a hundred dollars.3. He thanked God for his old clock, which might help him get money for his son s education. Besides, he was thinking about buying a new coat for his wife and a walking stick for himself.4. People thou

13、ght that he must have been crazy when they saw him talking to the clock.5. He found that the two men had already gone with their money.Unit FourPart I Reading for informationI. 1. C 2. B 3. A 4.D5. A 6. CII.1. 她會和我們打招呼， 將我們熱乎乎的小手擺在她那雙秀美， 清涼的手里。 她的手背上青筋凸顯，雪白的皮膚仿佛細薄得遮不住它們似的。2. 她臉上露出孤寂、 哀婉的神情。 我第一次感到納悶

14、， 為什么沒有男人娶她、呵護她、愛她呢？3. 我雖然有些失望， 但是并沒有緊張， 因為可能發(fā)生的事太多， 我們都會碰 上，從而無法赴約。4. 那是我收到的唯一一封情書， 它化解了我心中的痛苦和悲傷， 使我感到平 靜，而那時，平靜于我已是最接近幸福的感覺了。5. 老太太垂下了目光，像一個無心犯錯的孩子般不安、羞怯。III1. cottage; solitude2. fond; confided in; engagement3. anxious; strange questions; destroyed4. young girl; fell in love; England5. look afte

15、r his estates; a letter; marry; her family6. learnt to read; wrotePart II Reading for pleasure1. Because there was no mail for Sophie.2. She lived a lonely, widowed life because her husband had died 8 months ago.3. Because she was holding the flowers on her lap, swaying lightly and stroking the peta

16、ls of the flowers, lost in loving memory of her dead husband.4. Because that was what she had done every year on Valentine s Day before and the flowers were exactly what her husband had given her - yellow roses.5. Joseph arranged for the florist to deliver the flowers to their neighbor Mrs. Mason an

17、d asked Mrs. Mason to send them to Sophie. He made such arrangements so that he could give his wife a pleasant surprise on Valentine s Day without starting her.Unit FivePart I Reading for informationI. 1. B 2. C 3. B. 4.A5. D 6.CII.1. 周末短暫的休息也不太輕松， 因為堆積的衣物要洗， 更別提還有超市要去、干洗店要去， 還有其他數(shù)不清的瑣事。 原本應(yīng)該和家人共度的時

18、光就這樣被擠占了。2. 我無心理會周圍的人，心里開始盤算到了辦公室以后有哪些事務(wù)需要優(yōu)先處理。3. 火車緩緩地駛?cè)胲囌?，上班大軍中人人都懷著同樣的心思：不惜一切代價搶個坐位。4. 我抓緊公文包， 隨著人群一起往前擠， 總算搶到個坐位。 有了坐位我就可 以提前處理一些文書工作，或許能完成一兩份節(jié)略。5. 車上的每個人好像都在刻意回避這位年輕的孕婦， 要么埋頭讀報， 要么加 裝聊得很投入，無暇旁顧。III.1. rat race; relaxation; household chores2. turned out; priority; secure a seat; get a jump on3.

19、was of one mind; deteriorated4. expecting a baby; too deeply engrossed in5. a pang of guilt; small act of kindnessII Reading for Pleasure1. She thought it was hostile as well as noisy, dirty, and lacking in temperature control.2. He looked down upon her. He thought that she was too young and inexper

20、ienced, and he didn t want to work with a woman.3. She was punctual and always did what she had promised. She spent time on the line trying to understand the challenges and obstacles James faced as a supervisor. She even brought him coffee and made a point to as about his family.4. She changed his a

21、ttitude towards her by asking for his advice on the retooling of the Cushion Room, and by giving him all the credit for the success of the operation.5. She learned that one should act and treat others as he himselfwants to be treated, and should put his ego down and sincerelyask for help.Unit SixPar

22、t I Reading for informationI. 1.B.2. C. 3. B. 4. A 5. D 6. BII1. 大多數(shù)人會認為美滿婚姻不是靠金錢締造的，但是婚姻問題顧問們卻發(fā)現(xiàn)，金錢的確是導(dǎo)致婚姻失敗的一個重大因素。1. 對許多人而言，金錢是最為忌諱的話題。2. 甚至你的人生觀也會影響你對金錢的看法。對于金錢的態(tài)度并無對錯之分，每種態(tài)度都各有其合理之處。3. 了解彼此對金錢的看法和產(chǎn)生這種看法的原因可以幫助你們達成必要的妥協(xié)，以免為錢發(fā)生爭吵。4. 錢并不意味著枯燥的理財計劃， 而是你們?nèi)绾我?guī)劃生活， 實現(xiàn)夢想， 讓婚姻幸福美滿。III1. attitude to money

23、2. a unique attitude, what it can buy them, source of security3. Sharing the same goals in life, hopes and dreams4. knowledge, financial personality, better equipped, moneyissues,fraught with5. priorities, meet your goals, everyday finances, joint or separate,your financial planningPart II Reading f

24、or Pleasure1 Because Hugie had no money.2 He was finishing a life-size picture of a beggar.3 He gave the old man a sovereign because he felt sorry for him.4 Because later he found out that the beggar, to whom he had a sovereign, was actually a millionaire.5 He gave Hugie a check for ten thousands as

25、 a wedding person.Unit SevenPart I Reading for informationI. 1.C2. A 3. B 4. C 5. D 6. AII.1. 當(dāng)時是晚上九點， 我把聽診器掛在脖子上， 朝走廊盡頭的 712 病房走去。2. 我走進病房時，威廉先生急切地抬起頭來，一看是我，他的護士，隨即又垂下了眼睛。3. 她的語氣那樣迫切，我握著話筒的手不由得顫抖起來。4. 我第一個念頭是：你何必還要增加自己的痛苦？5. 一片雪花打在窗上，立即融化，永遠地消失了。III.21 st, fight, her boyfriendf I hate you, the hous

26、e f spoke,forgiveness f heart attack f hospital, stable f his daughter, a penciland paper f respiration, breathefcalled, 30 minutes.cardiacarrest f save, failed f passed away, hospital f slumped, pathetic f nurse, body f leaned over, buried f nurse, Mr.Williams ftwice, hugged ftormented, radiant, pe

27、ace, forgivenPart II Reading for Pleasure1. They used to be schoolmates in London High School.2. Because Tony had changed a lot from a big burly guy to a very thin man.3. He was a bully when he was young.4. He wanted to tell Tony that he had forgiven him and wanted to be friends with him.5. At first he was very surprised to see that Tony had changed so much, then he felt very sorry for him and wanted to be friends with him.Unit EightPart I R