出版时间:2002-5 出版社:外语教学与研究出版社 作者:亚历山大 何其莘 页数:114
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内容概要
本练习册是专为使用《新概念英语》(新版)的中国学生而编写的,为《新概念英语》(新版)的配套
练习。学生可一课一练,巩固教材中每课所学的内容,以便更轻松、更灵活地掌握课文中的重点和难点。本练习册也可作为英语教师的辅助教材和广大英语学习者自
学的实用参考。 本练习册有以下特点:
由《新概念英语》(新版)作者根据每课的内容而亲自编写。
练习内容全面,练习形式多样,有的放矢地针对每课的重点和难点加强训练,以达到最好的效果。
既可在课常上使用,也可以根据学习者自己的学习进度自行安排练习。
可以直接在练习册上做练习。
练习册后附有正确答案,方便学习者核查。
作者简介
亚历山大(L.G.Alexander),世界著名的英语教学权威,曾任欧洲现代语言教学委员会理事。其著作为交际教学法奠定基础,其中一些如NCE和Follow
Me已成经典教材。
何其莘博士,北京外国语大学教授,博士生导师。1994年-2005年任北外副校长,现为中国人民大学外国语学院院长、清华大学双聘教授、广东外语外贸大
学等29所院校的客座教授、教育部高校英语专业教学指导委员会主任、全国翻译硕士专业学位教育指导委员会副主任、全国英国文学学会会长、全国有突出贡献的
中青年专家。主要成果包括:Listen to
This,《新概念英语》、《文化透视英语教程》、《英国文艺复兴时期文学史》、《英国戏剧史》、《英国中古时期文学史》,《中国学者眼中的英国文学》
等。
书籍目录
Lesson 1 Finding fossil manLesson 2 Spare that spiderLesson 3 Matterhorn manLesson 4 Seeing handsLesson 5 Youth Lesson 6 The sporting spiritLesson 7 BatsLesson 8 Trading standardsLesson 9 Royal espionageLesson 10 Silicon ValleyLesson 11 How to grow oldLesson 12 Banks and their customersLesson 13 The search for oilLesson 14 The Butterfly EffectLesson 15 Secrecy in industryLesson 16 The modern cityLesson 17 A man-made diseaseLesson 18 PorpoisesLesson 19 The stuff of dreamsLesson 20 Snake poisonLesson 21 William S.Hart and the early'Western'filmLesson 22 Knowledge and progressLesson 23 Bird flightLesson 24 BeautyLesson 25 Non-auditory effects of noiseLesson 26 The past life of the earthLesson 27 The 'Vasa'Lesson 28 Patients and doctorsLesson 29 The hovercraftLesson 30 Exploring the sea-floorLesson 31 The sculptor speaksLesson 32 Galileo rebornLesson 33 EducationLesson 34 AdolescenceLesson 35 Space odysseyLesson 36 The cost of governmentLesson 37 The process of ageingLesson 38 Water and the travellerLesson 39 What every writer wantsLesson 40 WavesLesson 41 Training elephantsLesson 42 Recording and earthquake Lesson 43 Are there strangers in space?Lesson 44 Patterns of cultureLesson 45 Of men and galaxiesLesson 46 HobbiesLesson 47 The great escapeLesson 48 Planning a share portfolioWorkbook key
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5.______________speaking, we all agreewith you. (a) Widely (b) Roundly (c) Thickly (d) Broadly 6 She was___________hurt by what her friend said about her. (a) deeply (b) deep (c) deeper (d) deepest 7 The police said that everything the manhad done was_______________ suspicious. (a) highly (b) high (c) deeply (d) deep 8 When we found the main road closed, wehad to find an ____________ route. (a) alternative (b) altering (c) alternating (d) altered C Composition Using the notes below, write a short account (300-400 words) of the life of Winston Churchill.Begin with the words: Sir Winston Churchill, one of England's greatest statesmen b. 1874 Blenheim Palace, Woodstock, England ~ son of Lord Randolph Churchill descendant of lst Duke of Marlborough Educated Harrow (School) and Sandhurst (Royal Military Academy)1897-1898, served in army abroad; then London newspaper correspondent in Boer War,captured, escaped. 1900entered parliament, first as Conservative, then as Liberal.1906-1910 various government positions First World War ~ 1917 appointed Minister of Munitions; /9/9-/92/ Secretary of State for War and Air Mid-1930s ~ warned country about rise of power of Nazi Germany ~ warnings not heeded. 1940 Neville Chamberlain resigned as Prime Minister ~ Churchill became P.M. of coalition for 5 years warEarly on, gained loyalty of British people and confidence of Allies; very popular, and highly competent speaker ~ able to convince people they would w/n the war 1945 ~ lost General Election, but P.M. again in 1951 1955 ~ handed premiership to Anthony Edend.1965 on death, treated almost like royalty; lay in state in Westminster Abbey, andstate funeral procession through LondonAlso known for his painting and writing. Titles include My Early Life (1930), History ofthe Second World War (6 vols, 1948-1954), A History of the English Speaking Peoples(1956-1958); and famous for his large cigars!1953 awarded Nobel Prize for LiteraturePerhaps most famous quotation?: I have nothing to offer but blood, toil, tears and sweat. '(from speech in House of Commons on becoming Prime Minister, 13 May 1940) A Comprehension This is a short magazine feature in which three people talk about their most recent holiday and what they thought of /t. Read /t. For items 1-10 opposite, choose from the holidays A-C. The holidays may be chosen more than once. There are two answers to the last two questions.THREE VERY DIFFERENT HOLIDAYS Three people describe the holiday they have just had with their partner or familyHoliday A It's not snobbery. It's just that we don't like package holidays or package tours, and quite honestly we have enough money to buy the best. This year again we went to an exclusivehotel in the Caribbean with everything you could possibly want and the beach two minutes'walk from our veranda. It was absolute heaven - a holiday paradise, in fact. There were people there to cater for your every need at any time of the night or day. The doorman always had a smile on his face and was full of advice about the island, and the chambermaids were excellent. There was a certain refinement about the hotel, which was highly cosmopolitan, although many of the guests were American or British, and everyone spoke English. Holiday B Although we normally go on cycling holidays in England, we've just come back from our first camping holiday, and it was great! We drove all the way to the south of France where we had booked into one of the many excellent sites. Granted, it was organized camping, and some people have a low opinion of that, but it was very enjoyable. We got plenty of fresh air, often washing and showering in the open air, and we did a lot of walking. It was a very healthy holiday. We didn't need to take any camping equipment with us, although we obviously took outdoor clothes - anoraks, boots and so on. Everything had been thought of - inside the tent and outside. There was no room here for insularity, with a Dutch family one side, a French fanuly the other, an Indian family opposite and, in the tent behind, a family from Sweden. It was like the United Nations ! ……
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