(3)When her work isput onand receives applause, she would feel that everything she has done is well worth it.
(4)With rapid development of Internet, individual blogs arein voguethroughout the world. If you prefer, you can set up your personal mini-website at any time.
(3)stretch
(4)tight
(5)beginning
(6)seem
(7)cash
(8)against
(9)dreaded
(10)possible
(11)avoiding
(12)popular
(13)surprise
(14)route
(15)according to
(16)same
(17)difficult
(2)The result thatChinahas won the host right of 2008 Olympics was announced by president of International Olympics Committeesto the accompaniment ofloud cheering.
Unit 11
2. Vocabulary
(1)invasive
(2)vulnerability
(3)pragmatic
(4)traumatic
(5)vibrant
(6)stigma
(7)preoccupation
(8)masculinity
(9)follicle
(10)celebrity
4. Cloze
(6)In spite of the tight budget, the governmentwill stillprop upthedeclining industriesthat are related to the national economy and people’slivelihood.
(18) abandoned
(19) not
(20) but
B. Translate the following sentences into English.
(1)In spite of great difficulties, the police were determined totrack downthiscriminal at any cost.
(14)important
(15)minimize
(16)qualifications
(17)emergencies
(18)take
(19)freedom
(20)hairdressers
B. Translate the following sentences into English.
(1)It isintherightof every nation to opt, in keeping with its national conditions and the will of its people, for a social system and road of development of its own choice. No one else has the right to interfere.
(15) chapels
(16) combination
(17) volumes
(18) entitled
(19) papers
(20) collection
B. Translate the following sentences into English.
(7)After the earthquake, cellphone signal was onceoff and on, which brought great inconvenience to our communication.
(8)Before the wild enthusiasm aroused by the goalsubsided, the situation on playground changed dramatically.
(2) taken
(3) migrated
(4) versus
(5) will
(6) favor
(7) established
(8) continued
(9) found
(10) molecular
(11) naturalist
(12) economist
(13) rich
(14) magnificent
(3)The minister has to fend off some awkward questionsfrom reporters atthe press conference.
(4)Once again, I was caught in the middle of circumstances. The fourth born of six children, it was not uncommon that I was either too young or too old for something.
(1)beauty
(2)complications
(3)reminder
(4)relatively
(5)death
(6)pure
(7)potential
(8)increased
(9)scarring
(10)one-in- a-million
(11)hiding
(12)accident
(13)risk
(7)One of the most powerful corporate brands ever created, the golden arches resonate in the hearts and minds of people all over the world—even though different cultures attach different meanings to them.
Unit 12
1.Vocabulary
(1) untangled
(2) anguished
(3) legacy
(4) depicts
(5) restored
(6) intact
(7) shudder
(8) fervent
(9) commemorates
(10) retreat
2.Cloze
(1) institution
(18)ultimately
(19)given
(20)expect
B. Translate the following sentences into English.
(1)Success lies not so much as in luck as in hard work.
(2)Such difficultiesfor us to classify their national characteristics usuallystem from the enormous variety ofAmericaand Americans.
Unit 7
Vocabulary
(1) dietary
(2) trigger
(3) syndrome
(4) subside
(5) nary
(6) alienate
(7) hodge-podge
sumptuous
Cloze
(1) when
(2) divorce
(8)If children are so well able to learn their mother tongue, it is precisely because they plunge themselves into the sea of language instead of reading a few textbooks only.
(5)The townboastsa world famous art gallery.
(6)Computer internet is rapidly developing, and the world information superhighway is already beginning totake shape.
(7)In addition to providing venture capital,weoffer anarray of value-added services and in-depth support to entrepreneurs inChina’s high-tech industries.
Unit 5
1.Vocabulary
(1)contrariness
(2)tangle
(3)stamina
(4)roam
(5)subtlety
(6)bustling
(7)conspire
(8)foray
(9)tangible
(10)savor
2.Cloze
(1)crowded
(2)vacationers
(8)After resigning, Mr. Nixon continued to be concerned about Sino-American relations, and has made important contributions to the maintenance and development of the two countries’ relations.