新世紀綜合教程2 第二版 Unit 6 答案

KeysforUnit6VocabularyI.1.only2.makesmefeelpainful3.Furthercasualtieshavebeencaused5.appearingfullof,radiating4.Itissaidthat...II.1.running5.withanairofIII.1.stiffened5.innocence2.tucked6.adventurous2.errors3.inspected4.takenprecautions8.panicked7.enraged3.invasion4.assumption8.description6.assignment7.explosionIV.B,D,C,D,C,B,C,AV.1.heaps,stacks3.small,lesser2.love,kindness4.surplus,abundance,plenty6.terrible,desperate8.regular,usual5.reasonable,rational7.bold,braveVI.1.balance2.defeat3.catchupandpass4.emphasize5.support7.lessen6.bear8.preventGrammarI.1.Howbig3.What2.Who4.Howoften6.What5.WhyII.1.whatdidyoudoonFriday2.Whattimedidyougetup3.Didyouhavebreakfast5.Wheredidyoufirstmeether7.DoyouoftenseeherIII.1.shehasgone4.Who’sMary6.What’sshelike8.WhydidshecometoyouonFridaymorning2.whenshewillbeback3.ifshewentoutaloneIV.1.a.Itsignalsthatrainisexpectedbythespeaker.b.Itsuggeststhatthespeakerdoesnotexpectittorain.2.a.Itismoreemphatic.b.Itismoreformal.Thespeakerisprobablylosingpatiencewiththelistener.3.a.Itisusedtoexpressdoubtoruncertainty.b.Itisusedtoseekconfirmationfromthelistenerandthespeakerexpectsagreement.4.a.Thespeakerexpectsthatthelistenerhascarriedouttheaction.b.Thespeakermaybedispleasedorannoyedthattheactionwasperformed.5.aismorepolitethanb.6.aisquitefriendlywhilebconveysabitirritation.7.a.Witharisingtone,thetagquestionisusedtoverifyorcheckinformationthatwethinkistrueortocheckinformationthatwearen’tsureistrue.b.Whenwearetryingtobesarcastic,ortomakeastrongpoint,weusethetagquestionwithafallingtone.8.a.Thenon-polarizedtagquestionisusedforspecialeffect,suchassarcasm,disbelief,shock,anger,concern,etc.b.Thepolarizedtagquestionisusedtoverifyorcheckinformation.V....Theyhadrecentlysentouttheiryoungestreporteraroundtheirlocalhospitals.Hehadfoundthatwhileinsomecasesthefacilitiesprovidedforout-patientswereextremelygood,andwaitingroomswerebrightandcheerfulplaces,inothers,patientswerestillexpectedtositindrearypassages,movingfromchairtochairasthequeuediminished,noliteraturewasprovided,andthecanteen,ifoneexistedatall,mightbefiveminutes’walkaway.Theyfeltthatfarmorecouldbedonetoobviatesuchinconvenience,andthatsomehospitalswerenottakingfulladvantageofthevariousvoluntarybodieswhichofferedexcellentassistanceintheprovisionofcanteensandsuchlike.Translation1.我所到之處滿目瘡痍，樓房夷為瓦礫，活人成了死尸，生命的歡樂已然封存在這一具具死體之內(nèi)，這一切時時刻刻都在刺痛著我的心。2.當然，我也和他們一樣，但是自上一個進攻日以后，我的想法改變了。當時我們團的任務是保衛(wèi)倫敦。3.倘若我能回國，我發(fā)誓一定要讓這些戰(zhàn)士英名長存，我要告訴他們的家人：他們?yōu)榱吮Ｐl(wèi)祖國，使之免遭劫難，英勇地獻出了自己的生命。4.雖說人非圣賢，都有過錯，但是濫殺無辜，毀人國土，實在是天理難容。1.Ourgroupwasassignedtodecoratethegardenwhiletheotherswerepreparingthefoodinthekitchen.2.Onthebattlefieldtheyoungmanwasdelightedtomeetalong-lostbrotherwhocameoutoftheblue..3.Whohasusedupthemilk?Thereisnonetoputinmycoffee.4.Rumourhasitthatthispaintingisfakeandthattheoriginalonewasstolenthreeyearsago..5.Onepersonmaynotbeabletochangemuch,butworkingtogetherwe’llbeabletomakeagreatdifferencetoourcountry.6.Manyburglariestookplacebecausetheownersfailedtotaketheprecautionoflockingtheirdoorsandwindows.7.Theministerflewtothefronttonegotiatewiththeriotersinanefforttopreventacivilwar.8.IassumedyoukneweachotherbecauseIsawyoutalkingwitheachotherattheparty.DictationMyBerlindiaryforDecember2/waslimitedtofourwords./“Onlythreemoredays!”/TheForeignOfficewasstillholdingup/mypassportandexitvisa,/whichworriedme./Ihadtogetmypassportandofficialpermission/toleaveonDecember5./Therewasoneotherthingtodo./ForweeksIhadthoughtover/howtogetmydiariessafelyoutofBerlin./Atsomemoments/Ihadthought/Ioughttodestroythembeforeleaving./Therewasenoughinthem/togetmehanged./ThemorningIgotmypassportandexitvisa/IrealizedIhadlessthantwenty-fourhours/tofigureoutaway/ofgettingmyBerlindiariesout./Iagainthoughtofdestroyingthem,/butIwantedverymuchtokeepthem,ifIcould./Suddenly,laterthatmorning,/thesolutionbecameclear./Itwasrisky,/butitwasworthatry./ClozeTheplanedidnotfrightenKaz.For(1)onething,Hiroshimahadgonealmostuntouchedbytheairwar.Foranother,KazhadbeenborninCalifornia,andalthoughherfatherhadreturnedtoJapanwhileshewasstill(2)indiapers,shelikedtotellpeopleshewastheAmericaninthefamily.Sheevenfeltakindofdistantkinship(3)withtheB-29sthatflewregularlyoverhead,boundnorth(4)forTokyoandothertargets.Shewavedattheplane.“Hi,angel!”shecalled.Awhitespotappearedinthesky,assmallandinnocent-looking(5)asascrapofpaper.Itwasfallingaway(6)fromtheplane,driftingdowntowardthem.Thejourneytook43seconds.Theairexplodedinblindinglightandcolor,theraysshootingoutwardasinachild’sdrawingofthesun,andKazwasthrowntothegroundsoviolently(7)thathertwofrontteethbrokeoff;shehadsunk(8)intounconsciousness.Kaz’sfatherhadbeenout