新世紀(jì)大學(xué)英語(yǔ)閱讀教程第三冊(cè)練習(xí)答案-Units5-8

UnitFivePartⅠⅠ.Readingforinformation1--6:BDCDDAⅡ.Translation1.這件事有其自身的問題，原因是別人嘲笑我的口音并貶低我講話很滑稽。2.但是其核心是交流，無(wú)論是通過書本、專欄還是通過《赫芬頓郵報(bào)》的交流。3.當(dāng)我輕一些女性為《赫芬頓郵報(bào)》寫博客時(shí)，即便是無(wú)名作家，都難以相信自己要說(shuō)的話是有價(jià)值的，這讓我震驚。4.我們太過重視別人的認(rèn)可，變得不愿冒風(fēng)險(xiǎn)。5.但同時(shí)，讓他們感到可以自由地為有些事情而興奮，這很重要，雖然這些事情并不讓我激動(dòng)。Ⅲ.Sernalized/hecaseof/overwhelming3.blessing/municating6.aimfor7.partofanylife/riskfalling8.discoverthepassion/feelthefreedom9.tothepointwherePartⅡAnswerthefollowingquestions:1.No,whilewomencontinuetooutpacemenineducationalachievement,theyhaveceasedmakingrealprogressatthetopofanyindustry.2.Atrulyequalworldwouldbeoneinwhichwomenhaveequalchangeinrunningourcountriesandcompaniesandmenareequallyinvolvedinhouseaswomendo.3.Sexismanddiscriminationtoalackofflexibility,accesstochildcareandparentalleave.4.Whenamanissuccessful,heislikedbybothmenandwomen.Whenawomanissuccessful,peopleofbothgenderslikeherless.5.Thepowerstructureofourworldwillbechangedandwomenwillhavemoreopportunities.PartIII.(Seethelastpageofthetextbook)UnitSixPartIⅠ.Readingforinformation1--6:BACCDCⅡ.Translation1.我定了一個(gè)規(guī)矩：在職期間盡可能避免擔(dān)任任何會(huì)被公眾團(tuán)體審閱的文件的起草人。2.如果國(guó)王未盡其應(yīng)盡之職，保護(hù)臣民的生命與財(cái)產(chǎn)，反而肆意破壞他們的生命或財(cái)產(chǎn)，那么，這樣的國(guó)王就不算好國(guó)王，而是暴君，臣民將不再效忠于他。3.他將自己的論證建立在一種尊重人民意愿的、由政府和被統(tǒng)治者共同達(dá)成的協(xié)議之上，這種論證的方式可能比富蘭克林更老練。4.在后來(lái)所謂的“休謨之叉”理論中，這位偉大的蘇格蘭哲學(xué)家提出了一種理論，對(duì)“合成型”事實(shí)和“分析型”事實(shí)進(jìn)行區(qū)分?！昂铣尚汀睂?duì)事實(shí)進(jìn)行了描述（如“倫敦比費(fèi)城大”）?！敖馕鲂汀笔聦?shí)是經(jīng)由推理和定義證明的事實(shí)（如“三角形內(nèi)角之和為180度”，“所有單身都未婚“）5.不論是有意還是無(wú)意，杰弗遜使用“神圣“一詞都暗示了該原則—即人人平等等，造物主賦予所有人不可剝奪的權(quán)利的—是一種宗教原則。Ⅲ.Summary1.gotthehonorofdrafting/amomentoustask/akinto2.anattack/announcedrevolution3.echoed/notably/propounded4.peruse/alterations5.sacredandundeniable/self-evident6.votingforindependence/removedlargesections7.hangtogether/hangseparatelyPartⅡAnswerthefollowingquestions1.Thedoorwasshutsothatloudquarrelingvoicescouldnotbeheardbypassersby.2.Thedebateditandhackedawaytheexcess.3.Fifty-sixpeoplefinallysignedthedocument.Almosthalf–werefudgesandlawyers.11weremerchants,9werelandownersandfarmers,andtheremaining12weredoctors,ministers,andpoliticians.4.HesaidthathesingedinenormousletterssothattheBritishcouldreadhisnamewithoutspectaclesanddoublethepricetheyhadputonhishead.5.Theymutuallypledgedtoeachothertheirlives,theirfortunes,