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新视野大学英语第三版读写教程1十五选十

Unit1P12

A)attainF)fascinatingK)fulfill

B)pursueG)availableL)qualify

C)raiH)passionM)virtually

D)classifyI)acquireN)fashionable

E)especiallyJ)sampleO)prosperous

Universir,a

clorlookattheirreasonsforstudyingattheuniversitywillenableusto1)themroughly

intothreegroups:thowhohavea(n)2)forlearning,thowhowishto3)a

brightfuture,andthowholearnwithnodefinitepurpo.

Firstly,therearemanystudentswholearnsimplybecauthey4)theirgoaloflearning.

SomereadawealthofBritishandAmericannovelsbecautheyarekeenlyinterestedinliterature.

Otherssitinfrontofthecomputerscreen,workingonanewprogram,5)dayandnight,

becautheyfindsomecomputerprograms6).andtheydreamofbecominga“BillGates”

oneday.

Secondly,therearestudentswhoworkhardmainlyforabetterandmore7)

dmissiontotheuniversity,theyread

booksafterbooksto8)knowledgefromalloftheresourceswhichare9)tothem,

andfinally,tosucceedinthefuturejobmarket.

Thirdly,kecours,finish

homework,enjoylifeoncampus,butdon’twantto10)

ymayendupwithnothingintheirlives.

Unit2P41

A)emotionalF)romanticK)ridiculous

B)overwhelmedG)embarrassmentL)appreciate

C)curiousH)awkwardnessM)cultivate

D)reverI)parentalN)Therefore

E)reduceJ)belovedO)Otherwi

Pmple,whilea

mothermighthaveahardtimeunderstandingwhyherteenagers'roomisalwaysa(n)1)of

dirtystuff,theteenagersaremoreworriedabouttheirnextexamsandmaythinkitis2)for

ereforeimportantforyouto3)the

differencesandlearntocommunicatewithyourteenagersproperly.4),yourteenagers

efusaltotalkwithyoumayeven

create5)stressinyourlife.

Learningeffectivewaystocommunicatecan6)thesituationofadifficultrelationship,

7)thestressofyourlife,,you

,importanttopics,suchasdriving

avehicleandbuildinga(n)8)relationship,couldbedealtwiththroughdailyconversations.

Second,rentsareso9)withtheirworkthatthey

couldhardlytakesometimefortheir10)ourtimelisteningcarefullyto

whatyourchildrenliketotalkabout,andmakesureyourchildrenfeeltheyarebeingtakenriously.

Thiswillincreathechancesofgoodcommunication.

Unit3P70

A)requireF)undergraduateK)accountable

B)acquireG)transmitsL)preferred

C)indispensableH)accessM)creativity

D)referredI)eksN)post

E)connectivityJ)complexO)transform

Therehavebeenincreaddemandsforhighereducationtoprovidestudentswithbettercours

withthis1)issue,collegesandUniversitiesare3turning

totheInternetforquick2)toitsricheducationalresources.

NowtheInternethasbeenacceptedasthe3)Technologytomanymethodsincolleges

achersnowroutinely4)theirteachingmaterialsonline.A

growingnumberofschoolsofferatleastsome5)overtheInternet.

Therest

model6)delprovides

high-speedInternet7)toallstudents,faculty,hismodelustheInternet,

itdoesn’t8)manychanges,anditkeepsmostexistinginstitutionalstructuresunchanged.

Adifferent,morerevolutionarymodelregardstheInternetas9)toanimportant

changeinhighereducation,foritisbelievedthattheInternetcan10)teacher-centered

,asaresult,willbringaboutbasicchangetoour

universityeducation.

Unit4P101

A)involveF)remarkableK)focusing

B)showeredG)intenL)applying

C)pushedH)commitmentM)tragedy

D)employingI)requireN)tender

E)advocateJ)hailedO)fulfillment

InJanuary2011,DanielHernandezsavedcongresswomanGabrielleGiffords’lifeinamass

heraliveby1)pressuretoherwoundsandspeaking2)

3)asaherobythepublic.

Althoughhisdevotiontopublicrviceis4),inhisbookTheyCallMeaHero:AMemoir

ofMyYouth,Hernandezinsiststhatheisnotahero.

Hernandezsaidthatheinitiallyresistedtheideaofwritingabookabouthixperienceonthat

dayofenormous5).”Ihadbeen6)byafewpublishersaftertheincident,”he

said.”Ithoughtheroesshouldbepeoplewhomakealifetime7)tohelpingothers.”

However,Hernandez,nowaschoolboardmember,badcometorealizethathewouldbe

interestedinwritingabook8)onhispublicrvice.”Asayoungofficial,I’vefacedsome

bigchallenges,andIwantyoungpeopletoknowthattheyneedtofacechallengesand9)

themlvesintheircommunities.”Whenaskedifhehadanyplanwithacondbook,Hernandez

saidhismajorpurpoatprentwastocontinuetorvehiscommunityandpursuehispassionas

a(n)10)foreducation.”ButI’mnotgoingtosayno,”hesaid.

Unit5P129

A)remarkableF)developedK)amateur

B)independentG)coinedL)insurance

C)individualH)prentM)contests

D)enduranceI)inherentN)established

E)contractsJ)parateO)despite

Forveralcenturies,eenenjoyedby

bothprofessionaland1)per-populargameisabat-andballgameplayed

rovideyouwithhealthbenefitslikebuilding

2),balance,ateamsport,cricketalsoplaces3)

playersunderunusualpressurebecaueveryteamplayeris4)ofeachother.

nrecords5)

evidenceofagameknownascreagbeingplayedbyPrinceEdwardatNewenden,Kentin1301;and

itispossible,6)nohardevidence,thatthiswasaformofcrickethad7)intoa

wthoftheBritishEmpireledtocricketbeingplayedabroadand

bythemid-19thcenturythefirstinternational8)thashada(n)9)

adaninfluenceonthevocabularyoftheEnglish

language,withsuchphrasasthat’snotcricket10)todescribeunfairbehaviorin

general.

Unit6P156

A)withdrawF)reliableK)committing

B)declineG)opportunityL)contrasting

C)interferingH)schedulesM)consistent

D)burningI)decreaN)flexible

E)compromisingJ)generateO)circumstances

dmorecollegestudentshaveto

workinorderto1)canyoupreventworkingfrom

2)withyourstudy?

Firstly,planyourclassandwork3)eyourclassin

awaysothatyouhaveoneortwodaysforwork.

Secondly,utimewellinsteadof4)nglateuntilmidnight

maymakeyoutiredandtakea(n)5)10minuteswaitingfor

jobhasalotofdowntime,uthe6)todo

rytocutcornersbycopyingassignmentsfromotherstudents.

Thirdly,’llprobablyhaveto7)your

workhours,oreven,ifpossibleandnecessary,8)fromtheworkforcetobesuccessfulin

ll,itisnotagoodideatorisk9)yourstudentcareerwithpart-timejobs.

Fourthly,informallyourprofessors,teachingassistantsandemployersaboutyoursituationso

thattheycanbe10)gtheirsupportisthebestwaytokeepthemonyour

side.

Unit7P186

A)confrontF)campaignK)relead

B)protectG)availableL)admitted

C)expelledH)satisfactoryM)career

D)acceptedI)preventN)extensive

E)pressureJ)browO)affirmative

Plagiarizing,copyingapeer'stestanswers,andbuyingessaysonlineareallwaysinwhich

ingtoasurvey,nearly80%ofthestudentsinterviewed1)

cheatingatsomepointduringtheireducational2).Theconquencesarevere(严重的),

rangingfromafailinggradetobeing3)fromcollege.

Butwhydostudentscheat?Incollege,the4)tsknow

thatwithout5)grades,theirpotentialforsuccessatschoolwouldbelimited,sothey

sometimescopytheirpeers's,withtoday'stechnology,thereismore

information6)tsdon'thaveto7)theInternetlong

tofindessaysforsale.

ghcollegesdo

everythingto8)cheating,atingbecomesmore9)insome

dentsshouldthinkabouttheconquencestheywill10).Theyshouldstop

andthinkabouthowhappyandproudtheywillbewhentheyearnagoodgradeinanhonestway.

Unit8P216

A)focusingF)assuredK)transformed

B)steeredG)reliefL)spread

C)transmittedH)releaM)scared

D)stretchedI)reflectedN)determined

E)nurturedJ)utteredO)companionship

TherewasatimewhenWhitneydidn’oughhighschool,shejust

slippedinandoutof“light”friendshipswhereshedidn’tfindalotofcomfortor1).

Whenitcametimetogotocollege,Whitneywasnervousand2)attheideathatshe

,shewas3)tomakeachange.

Thefirstweekofclass,somethinghappenedthat4)Whitney’

Englishclass,sheaskedtosharetheirgoalsfortheclass,mostofthestudentssaidtheirgoalwasto

getagoodgrade,y5)somethingentirelydifferent:hergoalwasto

makejustonegoodfriend.

Toher6),whilemostofthestudentssatinsilence,onestudentcametoWhitneyand

leroomwas

silent–alleyes7)ledand

8)friendshipthatlastedall

friendshipfromwhicharomancewas9).Itwasafriendshipthat

broughttwopeopletogetherinmarriageand10)themthroughmanygoodandbadtimes.

Unit1P12DHABMFOIGJUnit5P129KDCBHOFMAG

Unit2P41GKLOADEFBJUnit6P156JCHDMGIAEN

Unit3P70JHLNFIEACOUnit7P186LMCEHGJINA

Unit4P101LNJFMCHKAEUnit8P216OMNKJGADEB