新標(biāo)準(zhǔn)大學(xué)英語(yǔ)綜合教程Boo2Unit5課后答案

1、-Unit 5Active Reading (1)1 1. Leisure time.2. Humorous, informal.3. In a magazine.2b31 c 2a3d4b5c42leisur6 peculiar 71 fulfillede3inherent4interaction 5virtualinsult534 evolved;1 span2 addictedchillevolving5extensive6 fashionable7 involves61b2a3b 4aActive Reading (2)1 1 No, it is his pastime.2 Yes,

2、as he writes about it and is shown doing it.3. Unclear if we are right, he thinks it is important. He might advise other people to take up painting, but he might also be saying how difficult it is.2a-2b-5c-1d-3e-4Reading and understanding31 c 2 a 3d4c5d6 b41. No, it explains how we lead different ty

3、pes of lives and have different leisure needs, so general recommendations cannot be made.2. No, it is useless to argue with the mind.3. No, your hobby must suit you. Hobbies which do not suit you may cause harm instead of benefits.4. As we need our pastimes to be unlike our daily lives, it is implie

4、d that people who lead dull lives will need excitement, but such people are not to be confused with people who are bored because they have too much. Excitement only adds to their excess.-5.Those who love their work.51. grip2. manual (The job requires manual work.)3. additional4. pastime5. compensati

5、on6. aggravate (There s a risk that a hobby will only aggravate the strain ofmental effort.)-7. trifling8. enforced9. rational61 tired5 lay our handsout2 let it go3 to death4at handon6 in vain771b2a3a4a5b6ab8b9b851b2a3a4ba6b91. Yes. This is what I do when I am worried, and I find it works.2. Quite a

6、 few: They could try listening to music, fishing or kite-flying, for starters.3. Yes, though it s hard. It seems few people are doing work which brings them pleasure. If you are one, you are lucky.Language in use11. The more hobbies you have, the less likely you are to worry.2. The longer you work,

7、the more you earn.3. The more people work, the less free time they have.4. The more leisure inactivities have developed, the less interaction they have.5. The more you change the channel, the less chance you have of becoming interested.6. The less effort you make, the better a couch potato you will

8、be.21 Winston Churchill was a British Prime Minister and a Nobel Prize winner. He was more famous for the former.2 There are people who keep work separate from their pleasure, and people whose work is their pleasure. The latter are less common.3 Cricket and football give you the impression of doing

9、something useful.The former is more peculiar as a sport.4 You need somewhere comfortable to sit and the remote control. The latter is more important.-5 The couch potato and the mouse potato enjoy leisure inactivity. The latter has less interest in the outside world.6 Mouse potatoes travel the world

10、online or participate in chat rooms. The former are more adventurous.31 inherent2 enforce ? policy3 poses ?threatdanger4 fulfill?role5 rational analysis-4.游樂園是集娛樂景點(diǎn)、游樂設(shè)施和其他娛樂活動(dòng)為一體、供大眾游玩的娛樂場(chǎng)所。游樂園是從過去三種傳統(tǒng)的游樂場(chǎng)所發(fā)展而來的： 歐洲的定期集市、 歡樂花園和世界博覽會(huì)。在日常用語(yǔ)中，人們通常會(huì)把“主題公園”和“游樂園”當(dāng)作同義詞。但是，主題公園可以被看作是獨(dú)具一格的游樂園。主題公園有美化的景觀，有建

11、筑，有基于一個(gè)或多個(gè)特定的主題或故事而設(shè)置的景點(diǎn)。游樂園行業(yè)既包括像迪斯尼樂園、 奧蘭多海洋世界和好萊塢環(huán)球影城這樣的大型全球主題公園，也包括像六旗樂園和雪松會(huì)公園這樣小一些和中等規(guī)模的主題公園。迪士尼樂園的奇幻王國(guó)是全世界參觀人數(shù)最多的主題公園， 公園的標(biāo)志性建筑灰姑娘城堡也是美國(guó)最著名的拍照景點(diǎn)之一。5Since 2008, with the implementation of the free admissions policy, Chinese museums have had more than 20,000 exhibitions, which have attracted ove

12、r 600 million visitors each year. Museums are not only places to display collections, but also sites with educational, entertainment and recreational functions. For Chinese people, visiting museums has become an important means of enjoying their leisure time. On weekends and holidays, parents take their children to various kind