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基础英语
2
第四单元练习答案
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Unit 4 Cultural Encounters
Text comprehension
I.
B
II.
1.
T;
2.
F;
3.
T;
4.
T;
5.
T.
III.
1.
Snail
mail.
2.
An essential
stepping stone on the road to success.
3.
The profound relationship
between language and culture that lies at the
heart of society.
4.
The
means to shape our views of the world.
5.
To negotiate the
boundaries between languages and to compromise in
translation.
6.
To
use linguistic skills, to think
differently, to enter into another culture’s
mentality an
d to
shape
language accordingly.
IV.
1.
with convenient ways to
reach any part of the world.
2.
It seems that everyone is
able to always get in touch with anyone else if he
or she
can afford to.
3.
is the most important to
society.
4.
a
fundamental skill in today’s
world,
where different cultures interact.
5.
are finding ways to
interrelate different cultures.
Structural analysis of the text
1.
The
last
sentence
of
the
3rd
paragraph:
“Most
fundamental
is
the
profound
relationship
between
language and culture that lies at the heart of
society and one that we overlook at our
peril.”
2.
Paragraph
4:
The
lack
of
an
exact
counterpart
of
the
English
word
“homesickness”
in
other
languages such as Italian, Portuguese,
and German.
Paragraph 5: The problem of
untranslatability which the early Bible
translators encountered.
Paragraph 6:
English and Welsh speakers make adjustments
regarding the color spectrum in the
grey / green / blue / brown range; The
word “democracy” means completely different things
in
different contexts; th
e
flat breads of Central Asia are a long way away
from Mother’s Pride white
sliced
toasties, yet the word “bread” has to serve for
both.
Part One.
Vocabulary Analysis
I. Phrase practice
1.
provided =as long as
假如,倘若
need never be out of touch =can never
fail to be reached
从不会失去联系
2.
regardless of =no matter
不管,不顾
3.
overlook at our peril
=fail to notice at great risk
忽视……的危险或风险
4.
hovers
somewhere
in
and
around
all
those
words
=may
be
described
by
these
words to
varying degrees
5.
hit the
problem of untranslatability head-on = were
directly confronted with the
problem
that something in one language cannot be rendered
into another
II.
1.
stepping
stone;
2.
at
their
peril;
3
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serve;
4.
mentality;
5.
staple;
6.
facilitating;
7.
messaging;
8.
hybrid.
III. Word derivation
Fill in the blanks with the appropriate
forms of the given words.
1.
The country is trying to move from a
centrally planned
economy
(economic) to one basically
geared to the needs of the market.
2.
There are no good roads
in the area, so most of the ranches are only
accessible
(access) by
jeep or other off-road vehicles.
3.
The
two
approaches
are
so
fundamentally
(fundamental)
different
that
it
is
surprising
that
they have both been
successful.
4.
They spent
much time comforting the homesick (homesickness)
children at the beginning of
the summer
camp.
5.
We are looking for
an experienced journalist to join the news teams.
The salary is
negotiable
(negotiate).
6.
The amount of any of these ingredients
can be
adjusted
(adjustment)
according to your taste.
7.
The
remoteness
(remote)
of
the
house
was
the
only
thing
that
made
them
hesitate
about
buying it.
8.
He
parked the car and smiled at her,
complacently
(complacent) assuming he
had passed the
test.
1. economic a.
经济学的;经济的;有利可图的
economical a.
节俭的;经济的,合算的
economics n.
经济学
economist n.
经济学家
economy n.
节约;经济
2. access
n.
通道,入口
accessible a.
可得到的;易接近的,可进入的
accessibility n.
可以得到;易接近
3.
fundamental a.
基本的,根本的;重要的
fundamentalism
n.
原教旨主义
fundamentalist n.
信奉正统派基督教的人
fundamentally ad.
从根本上;基本地
4.
homesick a.
想家的
homesickness n.
乡愁,思乡病
5.
negotiate v.
谈判,协商,交涉
negotiable a.
可磋商的,可协商的
negotiation n.
谈判,协商
negotiator n.
磋商者,交涉者
6. adjust
v.
调整,调节;使适应
adjustable a.
可调整的
adjustment n.
调整
7. remote a.
偏僻的,遥远的,远程的
remoteness n.
远离,远隔,偏僻
8.
complacent a.
满足的,自满的,得意的
complacently ad.
满足地,自满地,沾沾自喜地
complacency n.
自满,沾沾自喜
IV.
1.
D;
2.
C;
3.
A;
4
.
D;
5.
B;
6.
A;
7.
B;
8.
C.
V.
Synonym / Antonym
Give a synonym or an antonym of the
word underlined in each sentence in the sense it
is
used.
1. We live in an
age of easy access to the rest of the world.
Synonym:
time, era, epoch
2.
Conferences
and
business
meetings
around
the
globe
are
held
in
English,
regardless
of
whether anyone present is a native
English speaker.
Synonym:
meetings
3. English has
simply become the language that facilitates
communication, and for many people
learning English is an essential
stepping stone on the road to success.
Synonym:
basic, fundamental
4. Different cultures are not simply
groups of people who label the world differently;
languages
give us the means to shape
our views of the world and languages are different
from one another.
Antonym:
misshape
5. Inevitably, the spread of
English means that millions of people are adding
another language to
their own and are
learning how to negotiate cultural and linguistic
differences.
Synonym:
unavoidably
6. Why does the rise of
English as a global language cause feelings of
uneasiness for some of us?
Synonym:
worry, concern, anxiety
7.
But even as more people become multilingual, so
native English speakers are losing out, for
they
are
becoming
ever
more
monolingual,
and
hence increasingly
unaware
of
the
differences
between cultures
that languages reveal.
Antonym:
hide, conceal
4 Prefix
Write in each space one
word that has the same prefix as underlined in the
given word.
1. unreliable
unbelievable
2. impatient
imperfect
3.
disapproval
disagreement
4. mistake
misplace
5. maltreat
malfunction
enable
7.
surmount
surpass
inate
submarine
1. Explanation:
un- : not or the opposite of
e.g.
unable, unhappy,
unknown
2. Explanation:
in- / il- / im- / ir- : not or the
opposite of
e.g.
i
mpolite, infinite, illogical,
irrelevance
3. Explanation:
dis- : not or the opposite
of
e.g.
dishonest,
disadvantage, disappear
4. Explanation:
mis- : bad or
wrong
e.g.
misinterpret, misbehavior, mischance, misconceive
5. Explanation:
mal- : bad or not correct
e.g.
malpractice,
malodorous, malformation
6.
Explanation:
en- / em- : to
cause to be; to put into the thing or condition
mentioned
e.g.
encase,
empower, enlarge, embolden, enchant
7.
Explanation:
sur- :
beyond
e.g.
surcharge,
surplus, surprise, surmise
8.
Explanation:
sub- : less
than; under or below
e.g.
subdivision, subconscious,
subcontinent, subculture
Part Two. Grammar Exercises
1. the simple present and the present
progressive
Simple present is used for
activities that are long-lasting habits.
Present
progressive is used for activities that occur at
the moment of speaking activities.
The
present continuous with words such as “always” or
“constantly” expresses the idea that
something irritating or shocking often
happens.
e. g.
She is always
coming to class late.
He is constantly
talking. I wish he would shut up.
Speakers use the present continuous to
indicate that something will or will not happen in
the
near future.
e.
g.
I am not going to the party tonight.
Is he visiting his parents next
weekend?
I. Complete the
following sentences with the correct verb forms.
1. She’s a dietician —
she
__helps__ (help) people to choose the right food.
2. hope; are enjoying; sunbathe; go;
are going.
3. is being.
4.
The professor ____is typing____ (type) his own
letters while his secretary is ill.
5.
am not eating.
6.
I
__am
reading_
__
(read)
an
interesting
book
at
the
moment.
I’ll
lend
it
to
you
when
I’ve
finished it.
7. are always leaving.
8.
go; belongs; wants; is using.
9. is
boiling.
10. is putting; is rewiring;
is building.
II.
1. is
passing = passes; is shooting = shoots.
2. OK.
3. are crying.
4. OK.
5. am knowing = know.
6. am gathering = gather.
7.
work = am working.
8. do =are; sneeze =
sneezing.
III.
thank;
are
dispatching; regret;
have;
are
contacting;
hear;
enclose/are enclosing;
decide;
have;
are listed; regret;
hope; enclose/are enclosing.
IV.
1. a. The
speaker is complaining; b. The speaker gives a
fact.
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