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Unit 1
TEXT
A
Language focus
Word in use
[3]
y
2. pursuit
3. inhibit
4. maintain
5. patriotic
6.
transcend
7. endeavor 8.
dedication 9. prestige
10.
nominate
Word building
[4]
-ant
inhabit
participant
attendant
pollutant
descendant
contestant
tolerant
resultant
neglectful
resourceful
boastful
respectful
inhabitant
participate
attend
pollute
descend
contest
tolerate
result
-ful
neglect
resource
boast
respect
[5]
ant
2. tolerant
3. pollutants
4. inhabited
5.
participants
6. descendants
7. attendants 8. respectful
9. contestants
10. neglectful
11. resourceful
12. boastful
Banked cloze
[6]
ally
2. premier
3. endeavor
4. bypass
5.
handicaps
6. committed
7. attained
8. transcend
9.
feats
10. slightest
Expressions in use
[7]
1. removed from
2. failed in
3. in pursuit of
4. deviated from
5. precluded from
6. triumph over
7. work their way into
8. written off
TEXT B
Understanding the text
[2]
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Language focus
Word in use
[4]
e
2. propelled
ated
d
5. alleviated
ed
nt
8. destined
10. Applause
Expression
in use
[5]
1.
up
sentence
structure
[6]
1.
He prefers to start early rather than
leave everything to the last minute
2.
She prefers to
be the boss, to be in charge and
to organize others rather than be
organized by
some whom she
may not even rate very highly.
3.
My brother
prefers to take the whole blame
himself rather than allow it to fall on
the innocent.
[7]
1. Try as he would
2. Search as they would
3. Hard as we work
Try as we might
Collocation
Warm-up
1. repeated
elming
e
ntial
ed
ed
[8]
1. sudden
opportunities
2.
immense obstacles
3.
amazing determination
4. profound
difficulties
5.
overwhelming failures
6.
poverty-stricken
7. substantial
hardship
8. repeated
misfortunes
9. sheer
persistence
10. dazzle audiences
11. achieve fame
12.
strong will
Unit 2
Language focus
Word in use
[3]
ene
stimate
se
zed
8. symptoms
9. dismay
10.
brink
Word building
[4]
dominate
dominance
avoid
avoidance
rely
reliance
acquaint
acquaintance
clear
clearance
annoy
annoyance
admit
admittance
resemble
resemblance
assure
assurance
bore
bored
privilege
privileged
distract
distracted
[5]
edged
3.
assurance 4. dominance
nce
6. acquaintance
7. reliance
8. clearance
9. distracted
10. annoyance
11. admittance
12. resemblance
Banked cloze
[6]
1. characterized
2. aspects
3. amount
4. recede
5.
exposed
6.
vicious
7. challenge
8. excessive
9. reaction
10. paralyze
Expressions in use
[7]
1.
pulled to a stop
2. black out
3. pop up
4.
stopped short
5. plowed
through
6. threw himself
into
7. let yourself go
8. grabbed for
Language focus
Word in use
[4]
1. vertical
ate
5. abort
able
ity
9. lofty
itate
Expression in use
[5]
1.
in the event
of
2. immuned to
3. settled back
4. on board
5.
in/into
position
…
stunned by
7. for sure
8.
hint of
Sentence
structure
[6]
1.
Nothing excites me as much
as a brilliant movie with an
interesting plot, fantastic acting
,wild visual and a strong
script.
the course of her
entire life, she
’
d longed
for nothing
as much as
knowledge about her mother.
daughter
is at a state hospital and wants nothing
as much as to be part of a
family.
[7]
teaching practice, it is essential that we
(should)
teach students proper grammar,
sentences structures
and writing
skills.
is important that students
should be given opportunities to
express their perspectives to cultivate
their
responsibility and
independence.
is crucial that the
younger generation should pursue an
active and positive role in promoting
environmental protection.
Collocation
Warm-up
1.
massive
2. incredible
3. terrible
4. relaxed
5.
absolutely
6. unremarkable
[8]
nally impossible
2. amazing power
3. visibly frightened
ible impact
ptus rescues
taneously hysterical
7. calm
confidence
8. true courage
9. massive waves
10. would-be rescuer
11. vicious
waves
12. rough water
Unit3
Language focus
Word in use
[3]
al
2. cherish
3.
afflicted
4. noteworthy
5. portray
6. compliment
8. anonymous
9. conscientious
10. perpetual
Word building
[4]
general
generalize
normal
normalize
public
publicize
minimum
minimize
mobile
mobilize
invest
investor
dictate
dictator
conquer
conqueror
investigate
investigator
moderate
moderator
elevator
elevate
[5]
ize
2. moderator
zed
4. investors
5. mobilize
6. conqueror
7.
elevate
8. publicizes
9. investigator
10. minimized
lize
or
Banked cloze
[6]
1
)
domain
2) define
3) popularity
4) mentally
5) diplomatic
6) committed
7)
devote
8) surviving
9)
embarked
10) humanitarian
Expressions in use
[7]
on
2. be deprive of
3. turn down
4. taken
captive
5. live on
6.
share in
7. was stricken
by
8. led by example
Word in use
[4]
cal
2. coincidence
3. mounted
4. contrive
5. simulated
6. manifest
7. divert
8. infected
9. upgraded
10. temperament
Expressions
in use
[5]
1.
on
2.
in
3.
as
4. into
5.
to
6.
to
7. with
8. under/on
Sentence structure
[6]
1.
It is not his
carefree attitude that made him seem
eccentric; it is his conspicuous
interest in film
that made
his classmates shun and mock him.
2.
It is not his
experience in filmmaking that
sabotaged transfer attempts; it is his
poor grades
that forced
film schools to withhold acceptance.
3.
It is not
because things are difficult that we fail to
dare; it is because we do
not dare that things are
difficult.
[7]
1.
see things as
they are
2.
understand the world as it is
3.
accept people
as they are
warm-up
ationally famous
2. rigorous schedule
dize hope
nally draining
5. physically dangerous
6. overwhelming misery
7. perpetually signify
8. conspicuous interest 9. repeatedly
try
[8]
ationally
ted
sionate
edly
ic
elmingly
ate
ally
ied
al
nally
Unit4
Language
focus
Word in use
[3]
1)compulsory
2)contemplate
3) imprisoned
4)
globalize
5)
offset
6) groan
7) stubborn
8)
cluster
9)
ambiguity
10) consoled
Word building
[4]
respect
respectable
negotiate
negotiable
distinguish
distinguishable
avail
available
profit
profitable
renew
renewable
memory
memorize
author
authorized
visual
visualize
stable
stabilize
social
socialize
[5]
1)
profitable
2) renewable
3) authorized
4) negotiable
5) visualize
6) socialize
7) attributable
8) respectable
9) avail
10) stabilize
11)
distinguishable
12)
memorize
Bank cloze
[6]
1) contemplate
2) comfort
3) sparked
4) ventured
5)
diverse
6) witnessed
7) stunning
8)glimpse
9) positive
10)
dictate
Expression in use
[7]
1)
settle for
2)
more often
than not
3) mingled with
4)
traded for
5)
was saturated with
6)
are open to
7)
endowed with
8)
make up for
Words in use
[4]
1
)
ethnic
2) conceive
3)presumed
4) despised
5)
irritate
6) disregarded
7) downside
8) venerable
9) susceptible
10) suppress
Expression in use
[5]
1)
from/against
2)
from
3) with
4)
into
5)
to
6) into
7) for
8)
off
Sentence structure
[6]
1)
The day following was, as it turned
out, the last of Mr.
Wraxall
’
s stay at Raback.
2)
As it turned
out, the war went on for more than four years,
with horrible losses of
personnel and
material on both sides.
3)
Madigan had been studying Mr. Barrett
for a couple of month, as it turned out the
man was rather mysterious.
[7]
1.
took his behavior with a smile.
2.
took it with
gratitude
3.
took
it with a deep bow
Collocation
warm-up
overly fearful
disorienting diversity
solo travel
swap stories
globalized world
foreign travel
[8]
1. exotic
places
2.
lovely dream
3.
multinational excursions
4.
pleasant experiences
5.
foreign travel
6. valuable
open-mindedness
7. ample
opportunities
8.
disorienting diversity
9. local folklore
10. swap stories
11. modern
aviation
12. credible insights
Unit5
Understanding the
text
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