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ReadingMatters1AnInteractiveApproachtoReadingAnswerKeyUnit1Communication:TalkingtoEachOtherChapter1ReadingBodyLanguageGettingInformationfromIllustrations,pages16-17A..a.e.d.c.f.bPreviewing,page171.Eyes3.Hands.Body,HeadUnderstandingDetails,pages19-20TOC\o"1-5"\h\zb 5. ab 6. ba 7. ab 8. b.Peoplewillthinkthatyouarcstaring.Staringisimpolite..Weuseourhandstocommunicateideasandemotions..a."OK”or"Verygood：b,TheoppositeofwhatisintheUnitedStates;verybad.c,Aninsult.d.Money..Theycrosstheirarmsinfrontoftheirchest..Theywillunderstandifyoumakeamistake..Watchwhatpeopledo,andfollowwhattheydo.Matching,page201?g.d,e,f.bProblemSolving,page22(sampleanswers).StudentYmayfeelembarrassedtoshakestudentX'shand,andstudentXmayfeelinsultedthatstudentYisnottakinghis/herhand.StudentXcanexplainthatthisisthewaytosayhelloinhis/hercountry,andstudentYcanshoworexplainhowtosayhelloinhis/hercountry..Theprofessorisangrybecausethestudentislate(tappingherpencilonthedesktop)andmaygetangrywiththestudent.Thestudentcanapologizetotheprofessorfbrbeinglate..Theotherfriendmaybeembarrassedanduncomfortableatthiskindofaffectionbetweenamanandawoman.Youcanexplaintothisfriendthatthisisacommonwaytogreetafriendyouhaven'tseenfbralongtime,accordingtoyourcustoms..Youmayfeelconfusedorfeelthattheothersmaybetalkingaboutyou.Youcanaskthemwhatthishandsignalmeans..Shemaybewonderingwhyyouarenotlookingatherinsteadoflisteningtowhatyouaresaying.Youshouldlookinhereyessometimesoraskherwhethersheunderstands.WordFormandMeaning,pages22-23A.edcbaBVerbNounAdjectiveAmunicativelydiffer1.differentiate1.difference1.different1.differentlyfollow1.follower2.following1.followingsignal.signal.signaler1.signalingC,(samplesentences).IcannotdecidewhichcoursestotakethissemestersoIammeetingmyacademicadvisoronMonday..Itisimportanttohavegoodcommunicationinamarriage.,“Fromnowonwewilldothingsdifferently,"saidthebosstohisemployees.VocabularyinContext,pages23-25A.dib

7.e8,j7.e8,j9?g10.fC.ebadcfD..people;becauseitisnotapartofthebody.England;becauseitisnotacontinent.eyes;becauseitistheonlybodypart.thumb;becauseitisnotanaction.happy;becauseitistheonlypositivefeelingReading,page25oneofAmerica'smostwell-knownexpertsintheareaofhumanpersonality.howtoreadfaces.picturesofhumanfaces.theemotionthatpersonisfeeling.Welearntohideouremotionsandtoignorethesignalswegetfromfacialexpressions..afewhoursofstudy.filmanimators,religiousleadersandpoliceofficers;thisisinformationthatmakesthembetterattheworktheydoWriting,page27(samplesentences)Bodylanguagecangiveyoualotofinformation.Oneday,Iwastalkingtomyfriend,andshestartedstretchingandlookingaroundtheroom.Shelookedbored...Chapter2CommunicationAerossCulturesUnderstandingDetails,pages29-32Pl..thenameofanapartmentbuilding.indowntownLosAngeles.becausepeoplewholivetherespeaktwelvedifferentlanguages.houseofharmonyandpeace.sixlanguagesP2.a.differenttraditionsanddifferentcustomsb.tryingfoodfromothercultures?specialcelebrationsatthebuilding.Korea=kimchi;SouthAmerica=dishesofroastedpeppers.atraditionalturkeytoeveryfamily.cooktheturkeyintheirownwayP3..puterprocessingandEnglishreadingandconversationcourses;gramslikeFamilyMovieNight.asenseofcommunityandasensethattheybelongUnderstandingDetails,pages32-35Pl..a.Spanishb.English.amixtureofSpanishandEnglish.taking,fbrexample,anEnglishwordandputtingaSpanish-soundingendingonit.takinganeasywordinonelanguageandusingitinasentenceinanotherlanguage.a.Itiseasyandfuntospeak.b.Itiseasyandfuntounderstand(ifyou'rebilingual).P2..inNewYork,Miami,andLosAngeles.onthecommunityradiostations.inpopularmagazines,novels,andpoetry.a.Itsoundsbetter,b.Sometimesthereisn'tawordinSpanishorEnglishthatexpressesathought..joy,anger,andloveP3.writingaSpanglish-Englishdictionary,“Spanglish"isreplacingSpanishwords..a.suijearmeanstosurftheWebb.deletearmeanstodelete.ItischangingtheSpanishlanguage;whenpeoplesende-mailstheydon'tusuallyhavetheaccentsonthewordstheywrite..Peoplearecomfortablewiththemselves.DiscussingtheStories,page35B.FFFTFFC.Peoplecanlearnnewcustomsandlanguages,enjoythem,andmakethemtheirown.WordFormandMeaning,pages36-37A.harmonycelebrationavailable.replacedcreativeB.VerbNounAdjectiveAdverbexpress1.expression.expressed.expressive1.expressivelyidentify.identity.identification.identifying.identifiable1.identifiablyoperate1.operator2.operation.operating.operational1.operationallyremove1.removal.removable.removed(samplesentences).Theoperationwasasuccessandthepatientisnowhealthy..Thepianistinterpretedthispieceofmusicveryexpressively..Theteacherisavailableeveryeveningbetweensixandsevenintheeveningshouldyouneedanyassistancewithyourhomework.a.different(adj.)b.differences(n.).a.newness(n.)b.new(adj.)a.expressive(adj.)b.expressiveness(n.).a.nervous(adj.)b.nervousness(n.)a.awareness(n.)b.aware(adj.)VocabularyinContext,39A?(sampleanswers).a.Peoplelearnaboutdifferenttraditionsanddifferentcustomsfromoneanother.b.Tryingfoodfromotherculturesisoneoftheexcitingexchangesthatpeopleshare..a.InNewYorkCity,twoyoungHispanicwomenaretalkingatlunch,b.EachwomanspeaksSpanishperfectly..a.PeopleliketouseSpanglishforvariousreasons.b.Onemansaysitjustsoundsbetter.B..c.b.d.e.g.a.fC..Korea;Korean;kimchi.SouthAmerica;Spanish(Portuguese);roastedredpeppers.CentralAmerica;Spanish;turkeyinorangejuiceOtheranswerswillvary.Chapter3LeaveMeaMessageCategorizing,page40SetA:1.W2.H3.H4.SMatching,pages40-41.c.a.d.bUnderstandingDetails,pages42-43TOC\o"1-5"\h\zc 4. a. a 5. ba 6. c1.a.”Willyoumarryme?"b.toputanoteonthebackofherson'scarbeforeheleftonalongtrip2.Yes.Thegirlfriendwroteheranswerandputthenotebackontheman'sdoor;thesonfoundthenotewhenhearrived.After3,000miles,itwasstillonthecar..toaskpeopletowakeherupintimefbrherbus.Itwasveryuseful.Morethan400Post-Itproductsaresoldinmorethan100countriesaroundtheworld.ApplyingtheInformation,pages43-44A.b2.d3.a4.e5.ccorrectsequence:.Canyoumeetwithmetoday?Sure,I'mfreethisafternoon..Whereandwhendoyouwanttomeet?3:00inthecafeteria..Whatdoyouwanttotalkabout?I'vegotanideaforausefulnewproduct..CanyouaskJimtomakemoreofthatglue?Sure,let'scallhimrightaway..Whatdoyouthinkthecompanywillsay?Ithinkthey'llsaythatyou'veinventedsomethingveryinteresting.B.,John.Nancy,Mona4.Sam5,John6.Sam7.Mona8.Nancy(samplemessages)John:Yourbosscalledandsaidthatyouleftyourbrushesattheclient'shouse.Nancy:Theneighborcamebyearliertoaskwhetheryouwouldlookathercut.Mona:Thestudiocalledtoremindyouofyourteno'clocksession.Sam:Don,tforgettopayyourfeestoday!WordFormandMeaning,page451.a2.b3.a4.a5.bB.VerbNounAdjectiveArmativelyinvent.inventor.inventioninventiveinvented1.inventivelyC,(samplesentences).Goodfictionwritersuselanguagecreatively..ThedistributionofPost-itNotesisworldwide..ThedocumentaryIsawontelevisionlastnightwasveryinformative.VocabularyinContext,pages46-47A.eca4?gbfdcdedab,fC..a.h.e(sticky).f(attached).d(congratulated)6?g7.bReading,page47.Theystartedoutasanexperimentandendedupasapracticalsolutiontoaproblemtheinventorhadneverimagined.Post-itNoteshaveevenbecomeanartform..PlayfulpeoplehavestartedstickingPost-itstotheirforeheads.Theirfriendsmusttrytoguesswhatwordiswrittenonthebacksideofthenote..Aportraitofacatmadefrom50,000Post-itNotes.StudentsatuniversitiesandcollegesacrossOntario,Canadatookpartinacompetitionsponsoredbythe3MCompany,themakersofthenotes.Thewinnerwasgivena$5,000prize..Startingafire/sendingmessagesouttoseainabottle.Unit2TheMysteriesofSleepChapter4Sleep:HowMuchIsNotEnough?UnderstandingDetails,pages56-57A.bab.abba.work,meetings,food.gym,housework,cook.chemicals(orhormones),rest,healthy.lose,body.deepApplyingtheInformation,pages57-58(sampleanswers).Aliceistoobusy.Shecouldstopstudyinguntilherchildrengetalittleolder..Paufsscheduleistoobusy.Heshouldcutdownonsomething,suchashistimeonline.WordFormandMeaning,pages58-59A.1.e2.c3.a4.b5.dB.VerbNounAdjectiveAdverbconsult1.consultation2.consultant1?consultative2.consultingencourage1.encouragement1.encouraged2.encouraging1.encouraginglyreact.reaction.reactor.reactive.reactingrefresh1.refreshmentrefreshingrefreshed1.refreshinglyC,(samplesentences).Ifyouarenotsleepingwellatnightanditisaffectingyourschoolwork,youshouldconsultasleepspecialist..Theprofessordoesnotcriticizeus;sheteachestheclassencouraginglyandthathelpsusconcentrate..Itookanapthisafternoonandwokeupfeelingrefreshedandreadytogo.VocabularyinContext,pages59-60A.1.d2.a3.e4.f5.g6.b7.cB.a(chemicals)b3.e4.d(worried)5?c(refreshes)6.fC.1.c2.e3.b4.dReading,page60.upto40percent.insomnia.about10minutes.Havearoutine,exerciseregularly,cutdownondrinksthatarestimulants,watchwhatyoueat,andsleeponagoodbed..Ifyoucan'tgettosleepafter10minutesorso,getup.Haveawarmbath,orreadabookuntilyoufeelsleepy.Chapter5SleepProblemsUnderstandingDetails,pages62-65Pl..8hours.Great.Heisrestedandreadyfbrtheday..3hours.snores.Shemovestothecouchtogetsomesleep..snoringP2..tiredandgrumpy.sleepy.ataverylongmeetingatwork.Shefeltveryhotandhadaheadache..Shefellasleep..Sheisafraidoflosingherjob.P3..a.Isheoverweight?b.Docshesmoke?c.Isheverytired?.Yes,becausetheymaybethecauseofhissnoring..agoodmedium-strongmattress.a.surgeryb.aspecialbreathingmaskUnderstandingDetails,pages66-68Pl..eighteen-year-old.atjuniorcollege.Hehadtroublegettingupinthemorningtogettoschoolontime.Hecouldn'tconcentrateinclassduringtheday..Hewon'tbeabletosucceedinschool..Hefellasleepinhischair..Hecannotfallasleep.P2..HegoesontheInternet.Hespendshoursonline.Hedocsresearchfbrhisclassassignmentsandgetsallhishomeworkdone..Itwasthemainreasonhedidn'tfailhighschool..thatit'snotnormaltobesotiredduringtheday.Hewouldliketomakefriends..Hewouldliketofeelmoreawakeduringtheday.P3.a.Howmanyhoursofsleepdoyouget?Whendoyoufeelyoucouldfallasleep?Areyoutakinganysleepmedication?.Itmightbethathissleepandwakecyclesarctheoppositeofmostpeople'scycles..Mostpeoplefeelawakeinthedayandtiredatnight..Heshouldmakeanappointmenttoseehisdoctor.Heshouldaskhisdoctortoreferhimtoaspecialist..atesttofindoutifhehasasleepdisorderthatmakesitdifficulttosleepatnight.tochangehisslecp/wakccycleDiscussingtheStories,page69F;Ann'sproblemisthatherhusband'ssnoringwakesherup;Jonathan'sproblemisthathecan'tfallasleepatnightandcan'tstayawakeduringtheday.TT.F;onlyJonathanisworried..F;onlyJonathanisworried.T.F;Anngetsadviceaboutherhusband'ssnoringproblem;Jonathangetsadvicetogoseeaspecialist.A12345soundlyembarrassedWordFormandMeaning,pages70-71A12345soundlyembarrassedsnoringexhaustingdisorderB.VerbNounAdjectiveAdverbembarrass1.embarrassment1.embarrassing2.embarrassed1.embarrassinglyindicate1.indication2.indicatorindicativeindicated1.indicativelymedicate.medication.mcdicator1.medicated2.medicating3.medical1.medicallyworry1.worry2.worrier1.worried2.worryingC.(samplesentences)MymostembarrassingmomentwaswhenIwalkedintomymorningclassstillwearingmypajamas..Thereisnothingwrongwithhermedically;itisanemotionalproblem.IamveryworriedaboutJessica;sheseemsdepressedandtiredthesedays.VocabularyinContext,pages71-72A.TOC\o"1-5"\h\za 6. ce 7. fd 8. ib 9. hgB.edcb.aC..grumpy;becauseitisamood,andtheothersaresleepstates.sleep;becausetheothersarerelatedtotime.cool;becauseitisatemperature,andtheothersareallactivities.coffee;becausetheothersareastateofhealth.livingroom;becauseitisaroom,andtheothersarepiecesoffurnitureD.TOC\o"1-5"\h\zi 6. ef 7. cb 8. jh 9. dg 10.aChapter6WhyD。WeDream?GettingInformationfromIllustrations,page74,five.thelastone(fifth)UnderstandingDetails,pages76-78A.1.T5.T9.F2.F6.T10.,T3.F7.T11.,T4.F8.T12.TB..halfofthetime.asstories.dreamsaboutfeelingguiltyfbrthingsthattheydid.workortheirfamilies.inaluciddreamthedreamerwillrealizethatheorsheisdreamingandmaybeabletoalterwhathappensinthedrcam.goingtoworkontimeorputtingonclothes.theirbusorplaneortrain,ortheyarelatefbranappointment.Somepeoplethinkthatourdreamshelpustofindsolutionstoproblemswethinkaboutbeforefallingasleep..ifyouwakeupduringadream.tellyourselfyourdreamwhenyouwake;keepapenandpaperorataperecordernearyourbedandwriteorrecordyourdream.whentheyarcworriedEvaluatingtheInformation,page78bedcaWordFormandMeaning,pages79-80A.abcacB.VerbNounAdjectiveAdverbdesign.designer.design1.designing2.designedoccur1.occurrence.occurring.occurredresearch.research.researcher.researched.researchreveal1.revelation.revealed.revealing1.rcvealinglyC.(samplesentences).Researchersaretryingtofindoutwhatdreamsrevealaboutourwakinglives..Shewantedtosecifshecouldexperimentwithrememberingherdrcams..Herdreamaboutcyclinginthemountainsoccurredmorethanonce.

D.abcbacVocabularyinContext,pages80-81cjg1dbcjg1dbaekifhReading,page81.Adreamisastorythataperson“watches“orappearstotakepartinduringsleep..realexperiencesinthedreamer'slife..Somearepleasant,othersareannoying,andstillothersarefrightening..HewasoneofthefirstpeopletolookseriouslyatdreamsandisconsideredthefatherofWesternpsychology.Hedevelopedoneofthebest-knowntheoriesofthemeaningofdrcamsordreaminterpretation..Eachtypehasapositiveandanegativeside..Theybelievethattheirhiddenfeelingscometothesurfaceindreams..Theyinterpretpeoples'drcamsinordertohelpthemunderstandthemselvesbetter.ReadingCloze,page851.k8.d2.a9.j3.c10i4.h11k5.g12e6.a13f7.b14bUnit3RelationshipsChapter7IsDatingS七illtheSame?UnderstandingDetails,pages90-91A.TT.F;inthepast,menaskedwomenoutondates.F;onlyJerrydoes;Susan,onlyonspecialdatesTTT.schooldances,ballgames,churchactivities,andsummercamp.atworkoratthegym,throughtheInternet. onlywhenshehadaspecialdate,suchasaformaldanceor theseniorprom. Yes,helikestowearthingsthatmakehimlookgood.. Itdepends.Ifheaskssomeoneout,hepays,butifsheaskshimout,hesplits the bill.. InSusan'stime,thecostofadalewasaboutoneday'spay, whereasthecost ofJerry'sdatestodayareabouthalfaweek'spay..sittingfbrhoursandtalkinginarelaxedplace,suchasacoffeeshopC..David.Susan.David.Susan.Susan.Jerry.Jerry.JerryEvaluatingtheInformation,page92.Susan:schooldances,ballgames,churchactivities,andsummercampJerry:work,gym,throughanadinthenewspaper,barsorclubs,orthroughtheInternet.Susan:usually,theman,unlessthey“goDutch”Jerry:depends;ifheaskssomeoneout,hepays;ifsomeoneaskshimout,theysplitthebill.Susan:aboutoneday'spayJerry:abouthalfaweek'spay.Susan:goingtoalittlecoffeeshopandsittingfbrhours,talkingJerry:goingsomewherethatdoesn'tcostalotofmoney,whereyoucanrelaxandgettoknoweachother,suchasabookstore/cafeWordFormandMeaning,page93A.dcaebB.VerbNounAdjectiveAdverbindividualize.individual.individualist1.individual1.individuallynormalize1.normality1.normal1.normallyrelax1.relaxation1.relaxed2.relaxingstyle.style.stylist.stylish.stylingC.(samplesentences).Samanthaisaverystylishperson,sheisalwayswearingthelatestfashions..Normally,IliketorelaxafterIgethome..Sheisoneindividualwholikestoeconomize,soshealwaysbringsherlunchfromhome.VocabularyinContext,page94TOC\o"1-5"\h\zf 5. ag 6. db 7. ec 8. he 5. c. a 6. df 7. b4?gChapter8LearningtoLiveTogetherUnderstandingtheMainIdea,page97Beforebecomingroommatespeopleshouldmakeawrittenagreement;thiswayitpreventssmallargumentsfrombecomingmajorbattles.UnderstandingDetails,pages97-99Pl..atcollege.Theylikedthesamethings..Theyeventookvacationstogether..Theydecidedtogetanapartmenttogether..thattheyshouldmakeawrittenagreementbeforesigningtheleaseP2..Shewassurprised..becausetheyweresuchgoodfriends.adocumentthatspelledouttherulestheywouldbothliveby.signingtheleaseinbothnames,agreeingtopaytherentontimeandagreeingtodivideallthebillsequally.sharingresponsibilityfbrcookingandcleaning,whetherornottohavefriendsstayintheapartmentandfbrhowlongP3..tofindoutwhetherwrittenagreementsarcnecessary?howlatetohavefriendsover,howloudtoplaymusic,howoftentocleanupinthekitchen,andhowtosharethecommonlivingspaces.Theychecktheagreementeverytimetheyhaveadisagreement..Theydecidedtomakeawrittenagreement..Theyhopeitwillhelpthemstayfriendsaswellasroommates.UnderstandingtheMainIdea,page100Acouplewhoisthinkingofgettingmarriedshouldtakeamarriageeducationcourseinordertogettoknoweachotherbetterandpreventproblemsthattheydidn'tthinkofbeforethewedding.UnderstandingDetails,pages100-102Pl..Theyloveeachother..Theybothhavewell-payingmanagementjobssotheyhavesavedsomemoney,theylikethesamethings,andtheybothknowandenjoyeachother'sfamiliesandfriends..tomaketheirweddingplans.Theyshouldgotoamarriageeducationcoursefirst.P2..Shewassurprisedandwasn'tsurehowtorespond..ShehaddatedDavefbrfouryearsandthoughtthatsheandDavekneweachother..Marriedcouplessometimesrunintoproblemsthattheydidn'tthinkofbeforethewedding..finances,children,andjobsP3..Theydecidedtotakeamarriageeducationcourse..Theydidn'tthinktheywouldlikeit..Nowtheyareveryenthusiastic.Theylookforwardtoeveryclass.Theylovethepracticalinformationandtheusefuladvicetheyarcgetting..Theystarttalkingrightaway..Herealizedthattheyhadtwodistinctlydifferentpersonalitiesandtheyhadtotakethetimetounderstandeachotheriftheywanttheirmarriagetowork..Sheunderstandsthatallmarriagestakecommunicationaswellaslovefbrthemtowork.

DiscussingtheStories,page103A.QuestionsJamieandKathyJudyandDave1.Whatarctheyplanningtodo?becomeroommatesgetmarried2.Whomadeanunusualsuggestiontothem?Jamie'sbrotherJudy'ssister3.Whatwastheirfirstreaction?surprisesurprise,wasn'tsurehowtorespond4.Howdidtheirfirstreactionchange?Theythoughtbeingroommateswouldbeeasy,butthenrealizedawrittenagreementwasnecessary.Theythoughttheykneweachotherwellandthattheywouldnotlikemarriageeducationbuttheyendedupbeingveryenthusiasticandlookingforwardtoeveryclass.5.Whydidtheirfirstreactionchange?Aftertalkingtoafriend,theyrealizedthat,inordertoavoidbattles,itisbettertohaverulesonpaper.Theyaretakingmarriageeducationclassesandtheynowlovethepracticalinformationandusefuladvice.6.Whatdidtheydecidetodointheend?Theydecidedtomakeawrittenagreement.Theydecidedtotakeamarriageeducationcourse.WordFormandMeaning,page104A.promised.leasemajorityenthusiamB.VerbNounAdjectiveAdverbfinance.finance.financier.financed.financial.financing1.financiallyrealize1.realization.realizing.realizable.realizedrespond1.response.responding.responsive1.responsivelyunderstand1.understanding.understandable.understanding1.understandablyC,(samplesentences).Shewasundcrtandablyupsetwhenhedidn'trespondtoherquickly..Thefinancialsuccessofthisprojectistherealizationofoneofherdreams..It'seasytoagreewithsomeoneyouknowandunderstandsowell.VocabularyinContext,pages105-106A.1.d5.a2.f6.b3.g7.c4.eB.1.h6.a2.c.7.b3.g8.e4.f9.d5.iC.(samplesentences).MyroommateandIhadadisagreementoverwhoseturnitwastowashthedishes..ItisunusualfbrDavetobesolate..Mybrotherisfortyyearsoldandisstillunmarried.D..cooking(notabill).independent(notamaritalstatus).father(notatwowordnoun).lease(notatypeofroom).communicate(theotherwordsarenotinteractions)Reading,page106.atwcnty-nine-ycar-oldaccountantwithagreateducationandgoodcorporatejob.Helovespopularmusicandthelatestmovies.HefeelsrightathomeinNewYork——withagreatapartmentandanexcitingWesternlifestyle..HedecidedtofollowatraditionfromhisnativeIndia.Hecalledhisfamilyandaskedthemtohelpfindabrideforhim..familyintroductions,newspaperadsandwebsites.afamily-styleintroductionandanadinthematrimonialsectionofamajornewspaperinIndia.Thenewspaperadwiththee-mailaddresswassuccessful,butthefamilyintroductionwasnot..ThissummerhewilltraveltoIndiatomeetmostofthem,butsayshealreadyhasoneparticularwomaninmind..Shesaidyoustarttolovethepersonafterawhile.Chapter9NeighborsPreviewing,page1101,3,and5NoteTaking,pages112-113A.1.CynthiaAnna.SingleSingleb.OfficeadministratorLegalsecretaryc.FourTwo2.CynthiaAnna.DifficulttoworkalldayandputdinnerontableeverynightCoordinatingcookingandcleaningafterworkingalldayb.TiredImpatientandangryc.Spendbudgetontake-outfoodTobeangryd.Well-balancednutritiousmealSpendmoretimewithherkidse,TaketurnscookingonceaweekTaketurnscookingonceaweek3.PeopleandProblemsHelpthatSomePeopleCanOffera.Olderpeoplewhocan'tdriveTakeolderpeoplegroceryshoppingb.CrimeKeepaneyeonpeople'shomesc.ChildrenWatchoutfbrneighborhoodchildren;blemsandresponsibilitiesb.theneighborhoodschoolB.2.Fl.T

2.FFFFF5.TFTFFTWordFormandMeaning,page114abbcaB.VerbNounAdjectiveAdverbappreciate1.appreciation1.appreciated2.appreciative1.appreciativelybenefit.beneficiary.benefit.beneficial.benefit1.beneficiallydiscuss1?discussion.discussed.discussing.discussionpurchase.purchase.purchaser1.purchasing2.purchasedC,(samplesentences)Iwouldliketoshowyoumyappreciationfbrajobwelldonebytakingyououttodinnertonight..Ipurchasedtwoticketsfbrthebenefitconcerttonight..Thediscussionlasteduntilmidnight.VocabularyinContext,pages115-116A.debfacB..a.f.b(turns).c.e.d(responsibilities).gC.b,dca,bd,befUnderstandingDetails,page119NYYYNG.Thecommonhouse.child-careReadingCloze,page1201.j8.b2.a9.b3.h10.c4.i11.f5.a12.d6.e13.g7.kUnit4TheChallengeofSportsTodayChapter10TheChallengeoftheTriathlonGettingInformationfromIllustrations,pages124-125A.CadbUnderstandingtheMainIdeas,page127a.3b.2c.1UnderstandingDetails,pages127-128.swimming,bicycling,andrunning.Itisarealtestofanathlete'sbodyandmind.Ittakesalotofstrengthandwillpowertocompete..Duringtraining,theathleteswillbike320km,swim10km,andrun56kmeveryweek..Theequipmentisnotcheap,theyhavetopaytoentertherace,andsomespendmorethanhalfoftheirincomesontraining..a.Someathletesstartedthethree-sportracebecausetheywantedtomaketheirtrainingexciting;oneoftheseathletesmovedtoHawaiiandtookthesportwithhim.b.In1982,thisracebecamefamousbecauseofthetelevisedperformanceofJulieMoss,c.In1985,shewonIronmanJapan..a.Exhausted,shewasrunningtowardthefinishline.Suddenly,3metersbeforetheline,shefelldown.Shetriedtogetup,butshekeptfalling.Shefinallycrawledacrossthefinishline.Televisioncamerasshowedtheworldherdramaticstruggle,b.ShewonIronmanJapan..Peopleofallagescancompete..Theyarcingoodphysicalconditionandarcintenselycompetitive..ItisanOlympicsportandarespectedeventworldwide.NoteTaking,page128SportSwimmingBicyclingRunningDistance2.4miles(3.86km)112miles(180km)26.2miles(42.2km)Training10kmaweek320kmaweek56kmaweekCostexpensiveupto$10,000expensiveWordFormandMeaning,pages129-130A.cedabB.VerbNounAdjectiveAensely(samplesentences)Ifyouwantyoursonordaughtertoplayhockey,youwillhavetobuyalotofexpensiveequipment..Shetrainedsointenselythatsheranoutofenergy.Theestimatedtimeofarrivalfbrherplaneis7:00petitive.energy.equipped.estimation.haveintensifiedcfb,aVocabularyinContext,page131A.1.d2.g3.hcfb,aB.TOC\o"1-5"\h\zg 5- eb 6. ac 7. df(samplesentences).Theshopcarriesveryexpensiveclothesinsteadofcheapones..Shewantedthecoachtogiveherbothpositiveandnegativecommentssoshewouldknowhowbesttoimprove..Itisn'twhetheryouwinorlose,buthowyouplaythegame.Reading,page132.inFebrua