答案 unit 2 文学四川外国语大学适用版.docx

UnitTwoSectionATextOneTheTe11-Ta1eHeart1Fi11intheb1ankswiththewordsandexpressionsprovided,makingsomechangewhennecessary.1.we11up2.refrain3.1ookinupon4.conceive5.rid.of6.dismembered7.byinstinct8.atease9.depute10.at.1ength11.bydegrees12.chuck1e13.cutoff14.springup15.fou1p1ayI1Usetheappropriateformofthewordsgiveninthebracketsto11intheb1anks1.dissimu1ate2.vexing3.hearty4.concea15.cunning1y6.distraction7.precautions8.pu1sating9.hea1thi1y10.cause1essIV. Testyourgenera1know1edge1. A2.B3.C4.A5.B6.C7.D8.A9.B10.D11.A12.D13.C14.B15.CV. Proofreadingthefo11owingpassageThereisatpresentahighdegreeofuncertaintyaboutthero1eof1iteratureinaschoo1foreign-1anguagecourse.Changesineducationa1andsocia1conditionshaveshakentheOnCeImqUeStioningstatusof1.unquestioned1iterarystudyamongstoureducationa1goa1s,andita1sop1aysaneverprob1ematicro1einanewpatternof1anguageteachingwhichaims2.moreprimari1ytoimpartpractica1communicativeski11s.Recentdiscussionsinadvancedcoursesinschoo1shavegenera11yadvocated1essemphasis3.abouton1iteratureinfavorof1anguage,andarevisionoftheprincip1esgoverningthese1ectionoftextsinordertoinc1udegreatconsiderationofpupis4.greateractua1abi1ity,experience,andinterests.Neverthe1ess,thereissti11ComPaPatiVparative1yro1ethesetextsshou1dperform,anditisnotuncommontofindasituationthattheteachertrans1atespassagesanddictatesnotes,inanexamination6.where-centeredapproachwhich1arge1yignoresthedeeperinsightsorski11sthatpupi1smightgainfromtheirconfrontationwith1iterature.Ontheotherhand,itisc1ear1ynotpossib1ytothinkinthetermsofonesingero1e7.thewhich1iteratureshou1dperform.Agroupofpupi1saimingatafunctiona1commandofa1anguagemayreadamodernnove1becauseofits1inguisticcontent,UC1eSSagroupoffutureacademicspecia1istsmaydiscussthe8.whi1ebasichumanissuesportrayedinac1assica1p1ay.Thesearethetwodifferentactivitiesintwodifferentsituations,eachequa11yjustifiab1einitsA9.owncontextbutnottobeconfused:differentpupisaimsrequire1iteraturetoservedifferentfunctions,whichisbestperformedbydifferent1iterary10.arework.SectionATextTWOCo1one1Cathcart1Fi11intheb1ankswiththewordsandexpressionsprovided,makingsomechangewhennecessary1.backfire2.furious3.geton-nerves4.insu1ateagainst5.vicissitudes6.indebtedto7.embe11ish8.aptitudefor9.takecommandof10.imperviousto11.onthea1ert12.contaminate13.indispensab1e14.en1iven15.apprehensionI1Usetheappropriateformofthewordsgiveninthebracketsto11intheb1anks1.administrative2.unappeasab1e3.adroit1y4.unswerving5.infa11ib1e6.pathetica11y7.overwhe1ming8.ingenious1y9.aff1uence10.disp1easureII1Trans1atetheshortparagraphparagraphsintoChinese卡思卡特上校聪明圆滑，事业一帆风顺，但却衣着递遢，满腹忧愁。他三十六岁，走起路来步伐沉重，一心想当将军。他有股子冲劲，但又容易泄气；他处事泰然自若，但又时常懊恼；他自鸣得意，但对自己的前程又没有把握；他无所顾忌地采用各种行政计谋以博取上级的青睐，但又害怕自己的计谋会弄巧成拙。他长相不错，但缺乏魁力；他强壮如牛，但又有些虚张声势，而且还很自负。他已经开始发胖，为此他时常感到担忧，想挥也挥不去，所以，长期以来他一直受着它的折磨。卡思卡特上校很自负，因为他才三十六岁就成了一名带领一支战斗部队的上校军官；但他又感到沮丧，因为他虽然已经三十六岁了还只不过是个上校。V.Proofreadthefo11owingpassageA1thoughimportanteventsoftenref1ectthemse1vesquick1yinthe1iteratureofacountry,theeffectofWor1dWarIwithAmericanwritingwasde1ayed.TheWarprompt1y1.onproducedsomemediocreproseandpoetry,anddistinguished2.butwork-main1yintheformofnove1s-appearedon1ysomeyears1ater.ThebestcamefromErnestHemingway.Hehada1readywrittensomeverygoodshortstoriesandonefirst-c1assnove1,TheSunA1soRises,buthedidnotpub1ishanove1fu11yinvo1vedinthewarti111929.Itprovedworthwaitingfor.A3.withFarewe11toArms,themovingstoryofthe1oveaffairofawoundedAmerican1ieutenantandanEng1ishnurse,Aoutstandingamong4.is1iteraryworksre1atingtoWor1dWarI.Hemingwayhadserved5.re1atedwithanambu1ancegroupinFranceandthentransferredtothe6. an7. die8. a9. overwhe1ming10. toIta1ianinfantry,wherehestayedti11thec1oseofthewar.Inthisnove1,histwocharacterspassAidy11icIta1iansummertogether.Shebecomespregnant,andtheygotoSwitzer1andwhereshehasherbaby.Butbothsheandthebabydied,andtheAmericanis1eftdeso1ate.Thewarp1aysaprincipa1partinthebook.TheAmericanhastakenpartinacombatinthedisastrouswithdrawa1oftheIta1ianarmyafteranoverwhe1meddefeat.Becauseofhisaversionofthecrue1tiesofWor1dWarI,Hemingwaymadeacu1tofthecouragenecessarytosurvivesuchordea1.SectionBTextOneHi11s1ikeWhiteE1ephants1Fi11intheb1ankswiththewordsandexpressionsprovided,makingsomechangewhennecessary.1.restingon2.string3.careabout4.shaded5.keep-out6.gothrough7.tookho1dof8.tasteof9.junction10.beyond11.geta1ong12.whitee1ephantI1Usetheappropriateformofthewordsgiveninthebracketsto11intheb1anks1.possibi1ity2.simp1ify3.reasoning4.co1or5.perfected6.operationa17.amusing8.rea1ization9.tracking10.awingIVTestyourgenera1know1edge1.B2.A3.D4.C5.C6.D7.A8.C9.C10.A11.A12.B13.A14.C15.AV.Proofreadthefo11owingpassage.Ifitistruethatcharacterizationisasimportantasconf1ictinfiction,itisa1sotruethatcharacterizationp1acesCertain1ydemands1.certainonthereaderwhichconf1ictdoesnot.Inordertounderstandwhatthesedemandsareandtheyexist,1etus1ookbrief1yatthebasic2.whynatureofthereadingprocess.Mostreaders(particu1ar1yreader