新編英語(yǔ)教程5練習(xí)冊(cè)答案(1-5單元)

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Unit1.1AwriterwhopaygreatattentiontoexpressingtheexactEnglishwillneverbesatisfiedwithawordwhichcannotexpressanideaaccurately.

U1.2Forthereadercaneasilyunderstandwhatkindoffeelingsandthoughtswewanttoconvey,weneedtobecarefultochoosethewordsweusedinarticle.

U1.3Findingthemostsuitablewordisinnosenseeasy.Butthereisnothinglikethedelightandexcitementweshallexperiencewhenwepickupsuchaword.

U1.4Ifwecanuselanguageaccuratelyweareinapositiontototallyunderstandthesubjectmatter.

U2.1Theresultis,thesea,thecradleofmanycivilizations,isseriouslypolluted.Itisthefirstoftheseasthathasbeenmadetosufferfromasituationresultingfromdevelopmentmixedwithanirresponsiblementality.

U2.2Further,whiletheplacessuchasCannesandTelAvivdisposeoftheirwastesthroughapipestretchingouthalfamilefromtheshore,mostcitiesdonotbothertodothatbutsimplydumptheirsewagedirectlyintotheseaalongthecoastline.

U2.3Thereisanevenbiggerhazardhiddenintheseafooddishesthatareforeversoappealingtothoseholidaymakers.

U2.4Factoriesaresetuparoundthecoastline,fewofwhich,includingthemostsophisticated,havebeenequippedwithasatisfactorysystemfordealingwiththeireffluents.

U3.1Einstein'snaturalabilityofintuitivelygettingtotheessenceofasubjectandunusualawarenessofbeautywerethekeytohisgreatdiscoveries.

U3.2Hisengrossmentwasincrediblyintenseanddeep.Whenmeetingadifficultproblem,heattemptedtodealitwithgreateffort,justlikeananimalchasesitspreyuntilitgetstheprey.

U3.3Hewouldlooklostinthought,thinkingaboutsomethingdistant,andyetmeditatingwithinhimself.Hedidnotseemtobeindeepthought,nordidheknithisbrows----hewasjustinself----containedpeacefulcontemplation.

U3.4Einstein'sassumptions,consideredseparately,seemedtobereasonable,credibleandclearintheoriginalsense.Butwhenconsideredtogether,theyweresostronglycontradictorytoeachotherthatalesslearnedscholarwouldhavegivenuponeortheothercompletelyandwouldnolongertakeuptheissueagain.

U3.5Einstein’sworkwasdonequietlywithpencilonpaperandseemedtobefarawayfromtheconfusionofeverydaylife,buthisideasweresoradicalthattheyledtostrongargumentsandmadepeopleunreasonablyangry.

U2.5Thereisvirtuallynoonewhosupporthisproposal.

U2.6Bewareoftheswindlerwithaslicktongueandasmilingface.

U2.7Don’ttouchthebag,Theexplosiveinitmayblowupatanyminute.Yourlifewillbeatrisk.

U2.8Helookedconfidentabouthisjob，buthelurkedsomedoubtsinthedepthofhismind.

U3.1Hehonkedhiscarhorntoalertthepedestrians.

U3.2ThefastdevelopmentofInformationTechnologyisanoutstandingexampleofhumanendeavor.

U3.3Marygropedfortheappropriatewordstoexpressherindebtednesstoherteacher.

U3.4Theschoolprincipal'swordsconveyedamessageofchallengetotheyoungpeople.

U3.5Don'ttamperwiththewires,oryoumaycauseashortcircuit.

U3.6Hethoughthecouldbeateveryoneatthecompetition,buthisexcessiveconfidencefailedhim.

U3.7Whathesaidseemedsimpleandclear,buttherewasanimpliedmeaningthatwecouldn'tquitefathom.

U3.8Hetriedtosteerthegroup'srandomtalktowardssomeconstructivesubjects.

U4.1CanIbeexemptfromtheregularphysicalexaminationthisyear？IjusthadonethreemonthagobeforeIwenttothesummercamp.

U4.2CouldyoutellmeagainwhatIshoulddonext?Ithasslippedoutofmymindwhatyousaidtomeyesterday.

U4.3WeallassumedthatDavewasatrustworthyperson,butitturnedoutthatwewerewrong.

U4.4Hismisfortunewascompoundedbyhiswife'sillandhislossofjob.

U4.5Whetherornottherearelivingbeingsinotherspaceisofperennialinteresttoman.

U4.6Whenyouareundergreatstrain,youwillnotbeabletothinkclearly.

U4.7Jimtendstolosehistemperwhenhisadviceisnotheeded.

U4.8Despitetheteacherhaseruditeknowledge，hefeelsthatit'sdifficulttospeakarticulatelytheneedofstudents.

U5.1Janeisasmartgirl,shecanalwaysgiveanyquestionappropriateanswersonthespurofthemoment.

U5.2Ourteacherattainedfullprofessorshipbeforehewasforty.

U5.3Environmentalpollutionisafflictsmanycitiesandtownsaroundtheworld.

U5.4Acupuncturetherapyproducesmarkedeffectsonpatientssufferingfromarthritis.

U5.5Insteadofbeingprofit-oriented,hospitalsshouldmaketheireffortstotakegoodcareof