新世紀(jì)大學(xué)實(shí)用英語(yǔ)1 Unit 1

TextAsurvival//:n.stayingalive生存survivalLanguagePointse.g.survivalguideInhisview,lifeisastruggleforsurvival.在他看來(lái)，生活就是為了生存而奮斗。生存指南Lostintheforest,youneed…forsurvival.tip//:n.ahelpfulpieceofadvice指點(diǎn)，提示tipLanguagePointse.g.somesafetytipsfor/onusingtheInternetCouldyougivemesometipsfor/ongardening?你能給我一些園藝方面的建議嗎？使用因特網(wǎng)的一些安全小貼士hacker

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programachieve//:vt.getorreach(sth.,usu

sth.difficult);complete(sth.)successfully得到，達(dá)到；完成，實(shí)現(xiàn)achieveLanguagePointse.g.Frankachievedverygoodexamresults.Hefinallyachievedsuccess.他最終獲得了成功。弗蘭克取得了很好的考試結(jié)果。as:conj.usedtomakeacommentortoaddinformationaboutwhatyouhavejustsaid以…的方式，如同…

那樣（用于評(píng)論或?qū)σ呀?jīng)說(shuō)出的話進(jìn)行補(bǔ)充）asLanguagePointse.g.Asyouknow,Amyisleavingsoon.She’sverytall,asishermother.她很高，像她媽媽。如你所知，艾米快要走了。seriously//:ad.inawaythatshowsthatyouthinksth.isimportant

認(rèn)真地seriouslyLanguagePointse.g.It’sonlyajoke—don’ttakeitseriously.Wehavetothinkseriouslyaboutwhatwedonext.我們必須認(rèn)真思考下一步怎么做。那只是一個(gè)玩笑，不要當(dāng)真。successful//:a.achievingtheresultthatyouwant成功的successfulLanguagePointse.g.ahighly/verysuccessfulmeetingSheisasuccessfullawyer.她是一名成功的律師。非常成功的會(huì)議whatever//:pron.

anythingthat任何…的事物whateverLanguagePointse.g.He’sgoodatwhateverhedoes.Helpyourselftowhateveryouwant.你想要什么就自己拿。無(wú)論做什么，他都做得很好。1Ifyouareanewcollegestudent,thefollowingtipscanhelpyouachieveastrongstartthisyear.Rememberthatschoolisimportant,asistheknowledgeyoutakeawayfromit,sotakeyoureducationseriouslyandyoushouldbesuccessfulatwhateveryoudo.PartII?ReadingTextACollegeSurvival:OurTipsforSuccessNikeaD.WorthamTextA1WordsReview

businessknowledgecourseeducationtipsuccesssucceedenvironmentdepartmentseriouslysurvivalDictation1Ifyouareanewcollegestudent,thefollowingtipscanhelpyouachieveastrongstartthisyear.Rememberthatschoolisimportant,asistheknowledgeyoutakeawayfromit,sotakeyoureducationseriouslyandyoushouldbesuccessfulatwhateveryoudo.PartII?ReadingTextACollegeSurvival:OurTipsforSuccessNikeaD.WorthamTextA1NewwordsforPart2attackprofessoradvantageresourcehelpfulregularpublicfailureexcelbehardonmoveonattack//:vt.begintodo(sth.)inadeterminedandeagerway;useviolencetohurtorkill(sb.)著手解決；用暴力攻擊attackLanguagePointse.g.Let’sattackoneproblematatime.ThemanattackedMs.Liwithaknife.那人用刀攻擊李女士。讓我們每次解決一個(gè)問(wèn)題。takeadvantageof:use(asituationoropportunity)togetwhatyouwant利用takeadvantageofLanguagePointse.g.

takeadvantageofalltheresourcesItookadvantageofthegoodweathertopaintthewall.我趁天氣好刷了墻。利用一切資源helpful//:a.givinghelp,useful有用的helpfulLanguagePointse.g.

Thesetipsareveryhelpful.Hemadethreehelpfulsuggestions.他提了三條有用的建議。這些提示非常有用。public//:a.foreveryone公共的publicLanguagePointse.g.apublictelephoneSmokingisnotallowedinpublicplacesinourcity.在我們城市的公共場(chǎng)所是不準(zhǔn)吸煙的。公用電話failure//:n.lackofsuccess失敗failureLanguagePointse.g.Henry’splanendedinfailure.Thesuccessorfailureoftheplandependsonyou.這個(gè)計(jì)劃的成敗全靠你了。亨利的計(jì)劃以失敗告終。失敗乃成功之母Failureisthemotherofsuccess.Failureteachessuccess.excel//:vi.beverygoodatdoingsth.擅長(zhǎng)excelLanguagePointse.g.Asachildheexcelledatmusicandart.他小時(shí)候擅長(zhǎng)音樂(lè)和藝術(shù)。behardon:betoostrictorunkindto對(duì)…嚴(yán)厲（或苛刻）的behardonLanguagePointse.g.

Don’tbesohardonhim.別對(duì)他這么嚴(yán)厲。moveon:continuewithyourlifeaftersth.hashappened

繼續(xù)前進(jìn)moveonLanguagePointse.g.Afterabreak,ourteamleaderwantedustomoveon.Whenyoufinish,moveontothenextexercise.完成之后，繼續(xù)做下一個(gè)練習(xí)。休息之后，隊(duì)長(zhǎng)要我們繼續(xù)前進(jìn)。2?Studywithfriends.Itisagoodideatostudywithyourclassmatesorstudentsfromotherclasses.Theymayseenewwaystoattackproblems,andtheymightbeeasiertounderstandthanyourprofessors.3

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collegeresources.Usewhatyourcollegehastooffer,suchasitslibrary;usuallyit’smorehelpfulthanregularpubliclibraries.4?Learnfromfailure.Nobodycanexcelineverythingallofthetime.Don’tbesohardonyourselfandtrytolearnfrommistakesandmoveon.TextA2StudyTips1)Whatshouldstudentsdowhilestudyingincollege?Theyshouldstudywithfriends,takeadvantageofcollegeresourcesandlearnfromfailure.2)Whyisitagoodideatostudywithotherstudents?Theymayseenewwaystoattackproblemsandtheymightbeeasiertounderstandthantheprofessors.3)Whatdoesthewriterthinkofthecollegelibrary?Itismorehelpfulthanregularpubliclibraries.Question1Para.2-4ofTextAQuestionsaboutThisParagraph4)Whatshouldonedowhenfacedwithfailure?Trytolearnfrommistakesandmoveon.NewWordsforPart2

missinformationlikelynapcoupleexpectleadtoputoffgetawaywithfallbehindcatchupmiss//:vt.failtohit,catch,etc.;failtohear,seeornotice;failtogoto未擊中；未抓?。晃绰?tīng)到；未看到；未注意到；未去；錯(cuò)過(guò)missLanguagePointse.g.

It’sapityTommissedtheball.BettyandImissedourlessonlastweek.Hemissedthelastbushome.貝蒂和我上星期沒(méi)去上課。很遺憾，湯姆沒(méi)有接到球。他錯(cuò)過(guò)了回家的末班車。likely//:bable可能的likelyLanguagePointse.g.Theweatherreportsaysit’slikelytobehottomorrow.LetmewritethenumberdownbecauseI’mlikelytoforget.我可能會(huì)忘記，所以還是讓我把號(hào)碼寫(xiě)下來(lái)吧。氣象報(bào)告說(shuō)明天可能會(huì)熱。leadto:resultin導(dǎo)致leadtoLanguagePointse.g.Stresscanleadtoillness.Eatingtoomuchsugarcanleadtohealthproblems.糖吃得太多會(huì)導(dǎo)致健康問(wèn)題。壓力會(huì)導(dǎo)致疾病。putoff:delaytoalatertime推遲，推延putoffLanguagePointse.g.Neverputofftilltomorrowwhatyoucandotoday.今天能做的事切不要拖到明天。couple//:n.asmallnumberofpeopleorthings

幾個(gè)，幾件coupleLanguagePointse.g.

acoupleofdaysacoupleofmiles幾英里幾天getawaywith:do(sth.badorwrong)withoutbeingcaughtorpunished做了(壞事或錯(cuò)事)而未被發(fā)現(xiàn)(或未受懲罰)getawaywithLanguagePointse.g.Don’tthinkthatyoucanbreakthelawandgetawaywithit.不要以為你可以犯法并逃避懲罰。expect//:vt.believethat(sth.)willhappenandwaitforit期待expectLanguagePointse.g.Iexpecttobebackwithinaweek.Youcan’texpecttolearnaforeignlanguageinafewmonths.別指望在幾個(gè)月中就學(xué)會(huì)一門外語(yǔ)。我預(yù)期一星期內(nèi)回來(lái)。catchup:gofastenoughordoenoughsoasnottobebehind趕上，追上catchupLanguagePointse.g.Aftermissingmanyclassesbecauseofillness,hehadtoworkhardtocatchupwiththeothers.他因?yàn)樯《绷撕芏嗾n，所以只得努力去趕上別人。5Don’tmissyourclass.Ifyoudon’tgotoclass,youmaymiss

valuableinformationthatcanonlybefoundintheclassroom.Notgoingtoclasswillalsotelltheprofessorthatyouarenotseriousaboutyoureducation.6Don’treadonyourbed.Weallknowwhat’slikelytohappen.Readingonone’sbedoftenleadsto

athree-hournap(ifnotafullnight’ssleep).7Don’tputoff

termpaperstillthelastcoupleofdays.Thethingsyougotawaywith

inhighschoolaren’tgoingtoworkincollege.Youcan’tfallbehind

andexpecttocatchup.TextA31)Whatshouldstudentsnotdowhilestudyingincollege?Theyshouldnotmissclass,readonbedorputofftermpaperstillthelastcoupleofdays.2)Whyshouldn’tstudentsmissclass?Iftheydo,theymaymissvaluableinformationandalsotheprofessorwillthinktheyarenotseriousabouttheireducation.3)Whatislikelytohappenwhenonereadsonbed?Readingonbedoftenleadstoathree-hournap.Question1Para.5-7ofTextAQuestionsaboutThisParagraph4)Whatmayhappenifonefallsbehindincollege?Someonewhofallsbehindmaynevercatchup.NewWordsforPart4clubenvironmentnervouscampuseveryoneexperienceintroduceresponsiblecrossoffbeopentohereandthereorganize//:vt.putintoorder組織，使…有條理organizeLanguagePointse.g.Youshouldorganizeyourtimebetter.Itriedtoorganizemythoughtsbeforespeaking.我試圖在講話之前理清思路。你應(yīng)該更好地安排你的時(shí)間。treat//:vt.actorbehavetoward對(duì)待treatLanguagePointse.g.Shetreatsmelikeoneofthefamily.It’swrongtotreatanimalsasiftheyhadnofeelings.好像動(dòng)物沒(méi)有感情似的去對(duì)待它們，那是不對(duì)的。她待我像家人一樣。sleepy//:a.needingsleep困倦的sleepyLanguagePointse.g.

asleepychildThewarmweathermademefeelsleepy.溫暖的天氣使我感到困倦。困倦的孩子excess/,/:a.morethanwhatisneeded過(guò)多的excessLanguagePointse.g.excessfatexcesssugarexcessweight過(guò)量的糖過(guò)多的脂肪過(guò)重的體重junkfood:foodthatisnothealthybecauseitcontainsalotoffat,salt,andsugar垃圾食品junkfoodLanguagePointse.g.Johnisgettingfatbecausehehashadtoomuchjunkfoodthesepasttwomonths.在過(guò)去兩個(gè)月中，約翰吃了太多的垃圾食品，正在變得肥胖起來(lái)。extra//:a.morethanwhatisusual額外的extraLanguagePointse.g.

extraworkextratimeIfyouneedanyextrahelp,justcallme.額外的時(shí)間額外的工作如果你需要額外的幫助，就給我打電話。afterwards//:ad.atalatertime以后，后來(lái)afterwardsLanguagePointse.g.Wehadtea,andafterwardswesatinthegardenforawhile.我們用了茶點(diǎn)，然后在花園里坐了一會(huì)兒。reduce//:vt.makesmallerinsize,amount,ornumber減少，縮小reduceLanguagePointse.g.

reducecostreduceweight去年來(lái)了5位新教師，所以我們縮小了班級(jí)。減輕體重減少花費(fèi)Lastyearwehad5newteachersandsowereducedclasssizes.

StressReduction8?Uselists.Makingto-dolistscanhelpyouorganizewhatneedstobedone.Whenyoufinishsomething,crossitoffthelist.9

Treatyourselfright.Ifyouaresleepy,gotosleep.Ifyouarehungry,eat.Listentoyourbodywhenitistellingyousomething.

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foodandneverbeafraidtotakethatextrafiveortenminutestojustrestortakeaquicknap.Thiswillallowyourbraintoworkbetterafterwards.10?Don’tbeafraidtohavefun.Afteryouhavehadalongdayofstudy,youneedsomefuntohelpreducethestress.Enjoyyourfuntimeanddon’tbringyourworkintoit.TextA41)Whatarethetipsthewriterhasgiventoreducestress?Thetipsare:1.Uselists.2.Treatyourselfright.3.Don’tbeafraidtohavefun.2)Howcanmakinglistshelpastudent?Ithelpsoneorganizewhatneedstobedone.3)Whatshouldstudentsdoiftheywanttotreatthemselvesright?Theyshouldsleepwellandeatwell.(Stayawayfromexcesscaffeineandjunkfoodandneverbeafraidtotakethatextrafiveortenminutestojustrestortakeaquicknap.)Question1Para.8-9ofTextAQuestionsaboutThisParagraphQuestion1Para.8-9ofTextAQuestionsaboutThisParagraph4)Whyisitimportantforstudentstohavefunincollege?Afteralongdayofstudy,studentsneedsomefuntohelpreducethestress.NewWordsforPart4

clubenvironmentnervouscampuseveryoneexperienceintroduceresponsibleactionbeopentohereandtherenervous//:a.feelingworriedorafraid

緊張的，不安的nervousLanguagePointse.g.

Maryisnervousaboutherexams.瑪麗對(duì)考試感到緊張。campus//:n.thegroundsofacollegeoraschool校園campusLanguagePointse.g.

auniversitycampuscampuslifeMostfirst-yearstudentsliveoncampus.校園生活大學(xué)校園大部分一年級(jí)學(xué)生都住在校園里。beopento:bewillingtotakeorconsider樂(lè)于接受；愿意考慮beopentoLanguagePointse.g.Teachersneedtobeopentochildren’sideas.教師要樂(lè)于接受孩子們的想法。experience//:n.

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experienceLanguagePointse.g.anexciting/unusualexperienceFailinganexamwasanewexperienceforme.對(duì)我而言，考試不及格是一種新的經(jīng)歷。激動(dòng)人心的/不同尋常的經(jīng)歷hereandthere:fromtimetotime;inoneplaceandanother

有時(shí)，不時(shí);

散落各處地hereandthereLanguagePointse.g.ShespokeinalowvoiceandIonlycaughtafewwordshereandthere.Therewereafewbookshereandthereinthehouse.屋子里散落著一些書(shū)。她說(shuō)話聲音很低，我只是斷斷續(xù)續(xù)地聽(tīng)到幾個(gè)詞。responsible//:a.havingthedutytodosth.andmaybeblamedifitgoeswrong需承擔(dān)責(zé)任的responsibleLanguagePointse.g.Theteacherisnotresponsibleforthestudent’ssuccessorfailure.Heorsheisonlytheretohelpthestudentlearn.He’saveryresponsibleyoungman.教師無(wú)需為學(xué)生的成功與否承擔(dān)責(zé)任。他/她只是在那兒幫助學(xué)生學(xué)習(xí)罷了。他是一個(gè)非常負(fù)責(zé)任的青年。CollegeKnowledge11?Adifferentballgame.Collegeissuchachangefromhighschool.Yourclasseswillbeatalldifferenttimesoftheday,aswillyourclubmeetings.12?Anewenvironment.It’sokaytobenervouswhenfirststeppingoncampus;everyoneusuallyis.Youneedtobeopento

newpeopleandnewexperiences.Don’tbeafraidtointroduceyourselfandgettoknowpeople.Youmightfindareallygoodfriendhere.It’sfinetohavesomefunhereandthere,butunderstandthatyouarealwaysresponsibleforyourownactions.(454words)TextA51)Whatdoesthewriterwanttotellnewcollegestudentsinthelastsectionofthetext?Hewantstotellthemthatcollegeisdifferentfromhighschool.2)Whatdoesthewritermeanbysayingthatcollegeis“adifferentballgame”?Hemeansthatcollegeisagreatchangefromhighschool.3)Whatshouldcollegestudentsalwaysunderstandwhilestudyingincollege?Theyarealwaysresponsiblefortheirownactions.Question1Para.10-11ofTextAQuestionsaboutThisParagraphReadthetextagainandanswerthefollowingmultiplechoicequestions.UnderstandingtheText1ExercisesUnderstandingtheText3UnderstandingtheText11)Theauthorsuggestsstudyingwithfriendsbecause______.B)theysometimesknowmorethanyourprofessorsC)itmakesyoufeelhappiertoattackproblemswithothersD)theytaketheireducationseriouslyandaresuccessfulatwhatevertheydoA)itissometimeseasiertounderstandthemthanyourprofessorsUnderstandingtheText1ExercisesUnderstandingtheText2)Compared(相比)withpubliclibraries,collegelibrariesareusually______.larger C)smaller D)lesscrowdedB)morehelpfulUnderstandingtheText1ExercisesUnderstandingtheText3)Ifyoumissyourclass,yourprofessorwillknowthat______.A)youneverlearnfrommistakesB)youdon’thaveanyfriendsinclassC)youcangetvaluableinformationfromotherpeopleD)youdon’ttakeyoureducationseriouslyUnderstandingtheText1ExercisesUnderstandingtheText4)Asforreadingonyourbed,theauthorbelievesthat______.B)somestudentsknowtheresultC)noneofthestudentsknowtheresultD)fewstudentsknowtheresultA)allstudentsknowtheresultUnderstandingtheText1ExercisesUnderstandingtheText5)Thesentence“Thethingsyougotawaywithinhighschoolaren’tgoingtoworkincollege”tellcollegestudentsthat______.B)theycan’tgobacktohighschoolagainC)nobodyisgoingtoworkincollegesinceeveryonehasjustlefthighschoolD)everythingincollegeismoredifficultthaninhighschoolA)iftheydon’tdothingsproperly,theywillhavetofacetheconsequences(后果)UnderstandingtheText1ExercisesUnderstandingtheText6)Studentsarewarnedoftheconsequencesoffallingbehindbecauseiftheydo,______.A)theywillhavetoleavecollegeC)theywillhavetoworkmuchharderafterwardsD)theirtermpaperswillnotbeacceptedB)theywillneverbeabletocatchupUnderstandingtheText1ExercisesUnderstandingtheText7)A“to-dolist”isalistofthingsthat______.A)havebeendoneC)youdon’twanttodoD)youlovetodoB)needtobedoneUnderstandingtheText1ExercisesUnderstandingtheText8)“Listentoyourbodywhenitistellingyousomething”meansthat______.youshouldlistentootherpeoplewhentheyaretalkingtoyouB)youshouldtakecareofyourselfbecausenooneelsecandoitforyouC)ifyoufeeltired,youshouldlistentosomemusicD)ifyoufeeltired,youshouldtakeabreakUnderstandingtheText1ExercisesUnderstandingtheText9)Talkingabouthavingfun,theauthordoesn’tthinkitagoodidea______.A)totakeafiveortenminutebreakwhileworkingunderstressB)tohavealongdayofstudyD)togotosleepduringthedayC)tokeepyourworkinmindwhileouttoenjoyyourfuntimeUnderstandingtheText1ExercisesUnderstandingtheText10)Tohelpyouunderstandthedifferencebetweencollegeandhighschool,whattwoexampleshastheauthormentioned?A)Classesandballgames.B)Clubmeetingsandballgames.D)Foodandfuntime.C)Classesandclubmeetings.UnderstandingtheText1ExercisesUnderstandingtheText11)Accordingtotheauthor,whenfirststeppingoncampus,newcollegestudentsshould______.A)makefriendswithallpeopleC)havefunmostofthetimeD)playballgamesasmuchaspossible.B)beopentonewpeopleandnewexperiencesWordsReviewattackprofessorregularfailureexcelreductionexpectextraenvironmentcampusexperienceresponsibleseriouslysuccessexcessReadthefollowingparagraphsuntilyouhavelearnedthembyheart.ReadingAloudExercisesReadingAloudTreatyourselfright.Ifyouaresleepy,gotosleep.Ifyouarehungry,eat.Listentoyourbodywhenitistellingyousomething.Stayawayfromexcesscaffeineandjunkfoodandneverbeafraidtotakethatextrafiveortenminutestojustrestortakeaquicknap.Thiswillallowyourbraintoworkbetterafterwards.Don’tbeafraidtohavefun.Afteryouhavehadalongdayofstudy,youneedsomefuntohelpreducethestress.Enjoyyourfuntimeanddon’tbringyourworkintoit.1Readthefollowingparagraphsuntilyouhavelearnedthembyheart.ReadingAloudExercisesReadingAloudTreatyourselfright.Ifyouaresleepy,gotosleep.Ifyouarehungry,eat.Listentoyourbodywhenitistellingyousomething.Stayawayfromexcesscaffeineandjunkfoodandneverbeafraidtotakethatextrafiveortenminutestojustrestortakeaquicknap.Thiswillallowyourbraintoworkbetterafterwards.Don’tbeafraidtohavefun.Afteryouhavehadalongdayofstudy,youneedsomefuntohelpreducethestress.Enjoyyourfuntimeanddon’tbringyourworkintoit.1Readthefollowingparagraphsuntilyouhavelearnedthembyheart.ReadingAloudExercisesReadingAloudTreatyourselfright.Ifyouaresleepy,gotosleep.Ifyouarehungry,eat.Listentoyourbodywhenitistellingyousomething.Stayawayfromexcess

caffeineandjunkfoodandneverbeafraidtotakethatextrafive

ortenminutestojustrestortakeaquicknap.Thiswillallowyourbraintoworkbetterafterwards.Don’tbeafraidtohavefun.Afteryouhavehadalongdayofstudy,youneedsomefuntohelpreducethestress.Enjoyyourfuntimeanddon’tbringyourworkintoit.11)TommetoanAmericangirlatthepartylastweek.2)Ourplanwasn’tsuccessful.Astheteamleader,Iamforthefailure.3)Beingpoor,thesechildrenarelesstogotocollegeorgetagoodjob.VocabularyExercisesVocabulary5Fillinthefollowingblankswiththewordsgivenbelow.Changetheformswherenecessary.achieve allow attack excel expectexperience helpful introduce likely nervousreduce responsible seriously sleepy tipintroducedresponsiblelikely4)Afterwritinghertermpaperforthreehoursintheevening,Janefeltandwantedtogotobed.5)Bettywassoaboutherexamsthatshecouldn’tsleep.6)ThisDVDyoutorecordTVprogramsandwatchthemlater.7)Listeningtosomelightmusicisagoodwaytostress.8)Youcannottolearneverythingyouneedtoknowaboutautomobilemanufacturingfromateacherinaclassroom.UnderstandingtheText1sleepynervousallowsexpectreduceachieve allow attack excel expectexperience helpful introduce likely nervousreduce responsible seriously sleepy tip9)HeshowedushisnewbookToTeach,ToLoveandtalkedabouthisasateacherandwriter.10)Janeisaprofessorofeducation.Shecangiveyoursonafewonhowtostudyincollege.UnderstandingtheText1experiencestipsachieve allow attack excel expectexperience helpful introduce likely nervousreduce responsible seriously sleepy tip11)ManyChinesestudentsintheU.S.havegreatsuccessthroughhardwork.12)Johnsayshelikeshisteachersincollegebecausemostofthemtaketheirjobsvery.13)Weneedtotheproblemnowbeforeitgetsworse.achievedseriouslyattack14)Publiclibrariesusuallyhaveresourcesforpeoplewhoarelookingforajob.15)JohncanspeakEnglish,FrenchandJapanese.Hehasalwaysatforeignlanguages.UnderstandingtheText1helpfulexcelledachieve allow attack excel expectexperience helpful introduce likely nervousreduce responsible seriously sleepy tip1)Thereisnodoubtthatstresscanillness（疾?。?2)Thematchuntiltomorrowbecauseofbadweather.3)Atschoolhealwaysdoingtheleastamount（量）ofwork.4)Mybrotherwantedtolearnswimminganddecidedtotheswimmingpoolinthesportscenter.UnderstandingtheText1Fillinthefollowingblankswiththeexpressionsgivenbelow.Changetheformswherenecessary.leadtohasbeenputoffgotawaywithtakefulladvantageofbehardon catchupcrossoff fallbehindgetawaywithleadto moveonputofftakefulladvantageof65)Mostsuccessfulstudentsthemselves,butmyclassmateMarkisdifferent.UnderstandingtheText1arehardonbehardon catchupcrossoff fallbehindgetawaywithleadto moveonputofftakefulladvantageof6)It’sbeenaterribleexperience,butnowIjustwanttoforgetaboutitand.7)Jennywasilllastmonthandherparentsareafraidsheinherstudies.8)Ifyoumissalotofclassesincollege,it’sverydifficultto.9)MywifeandIusuallywritedowneverythingbeforewegoshopping.Whenwehaveboughtsomething,weitthelist.moveonhasfallenbehindcatchupcrossoffItraveltoLondoneveryday.MostofthepeoplewholiveinthisvillagetraveltoLondoneveryday,too.StructureExercises7StructureCombine（合并）thefollowingpairsofthesentencesaccordingtothemodel.ItraveltoLondoneveryday,asdomostofthepeoplewholiveinthisvillage.ModelShetravelledalot.Herfriendstravelledalot,too.→Shetravelledalot,asdidherfriends.2)Frankisafinebasketballplayer.Beforehim,hisfatherwasafinebasketballplayer,too.UnderstandingtheText1ExercisesJoereadsatleasttwobookseverymonth,asdoeshiswife.ProfessorBrighamagreedtojoinourclub,asdidseveralothersinhisschool.Frankisafinebasketballplayer,aswashisfatherbeforehim.3)Joereadsatleasttwobookseverymonth.Joe’swifereadsatleasttwobookseverymonth,too.4)ProfessorBrighamagreedtojoinourclub.Severalothersinhisschoolalsoagreedtojoinourclub.UnderstandingtheText15)Rochesterandhiswifeareverygoodsingersinourtown.TheirdaughterMaryisalsoaverygoodsingerinourtown.Thenewschoolwasbuiltontheeastsideofthemountain,asweremostofthevillage’shouses.Rochesterandhiswifeareverygoodsingersinourtown,asistheirdaughterMary.6)Thenewschoolwasbuiltontheeastsideofthemountain.Mostofthevillage’shouseswerealsobuiltontheeastsideofthemountain.ExercisesIexplainedtheproblemtohim,buthedidnotbelieve.（我說(shuō)的話）2)Youlooktired.isawholeweek’sholiday.

（你所需要的）3)Georgealwaysdoeshisbest,andthat’s.（我喜歡他的地方）4)Idon’tknow,butIdohopethathecancometoourpartythisevening.（約翰怎么了）UnderstandingtheText1Exercises8CompletethefollowingsentencesbytranslatingtheChineseintoEnglish,usingthepronoun“what.”whatIsaidWhatyouneedwhatIlikeaboutwhat’swrongwithJohnhim5)Inmyview,isnotimportant,butwhatweshoulddonextis.（已經(jīng)發(fā)生的事）6)Iheardthenoiseandwenttoseeintheclassroom.（發(fā)生了什么）UnderstandingtheText1ExerciseswhathashappenedwhatwasgoingonPartII?ReadingTextBMyCollegeMove

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Itwasabeautifulmorningthatsummerday.Ineatly

packedeverythingthatIneededintomylittlegreencar.Then,IstartedmycaranddroveoutofmylargeneighborhoodinLawrenceville.Iglancedbackatmyhouseforonelasttimeandknewlifewouldneverbethesame.TextB12

Arrivingatcollegethatday,IrealizedthatIhadlostmanythings.First,Ilostmyparents’guidanceIhadhadallofmylife.Thecomfortandsupportofmyfamily