大一英语期末复习

大一英语期末复习Unite11.I’ve always envied painters and poets-I have no artistic ability at all.2.He’s struggling to overcome his fear of flying, but he still panicssometimes when he has to board a plane.3.She held her newborn baby with infinite tenderness.4.The whole nation was plunged into profound grief when PrincessDiana died in an accident.5.The volunteers’mission is to work with the police to reduce crime onthe streets of New Y ork.6.The city id planning a public campaign to awaken people to theproblem of noise pollution.7.He was knocked unconscious by a stone, and after I revived him, hedidn’t recognize me.8.Once their books are open, A students don’t let anything distract themfrom their studies.9.Amanda wasn’t feeling well that day but she performed in the playwith her accustomed ease.10.W hen you feel overwhelmed by the complications of life in the city,it’s good to retreat to the countryside for a few days.11.I n times of war, people usually buy and store more food as aprecaution against shortages.12.T he closing of the cigarette factory had disastrous effects on thetown’s economy.Untie21.Please label all the boxes clearly so that we’ll know which ones areours and which belong to you.2.I t’s not a simple question. Many different factors have converged tocreate the current crisis.3.I can never repay my parents for the many sacrifices they made forme.4.Research shows that humor and fear are two effective ways tomotivate students.5.At first tea was produced only in china; it was later transplanted toIndia and Japan.6.The sight of the animals suffering so horrified him that he vowednever to visit zoo again.7.A mother’s bond with her newborn baby is an in finitely deep one thatnoting can replace.8.In Australia, women constitute51% of the population, but occupyonly 19% of the managerial positions.9.Thousands of striking workers surged into the city square, demandinghigher wages and better working conditions.10.T here was a deep-rooted racial prejudice long before the twocountries became rivals and went to war.11.M ary resents having to go to work while her husband sits about thehouse all day.12.N ot all of the author’s recommendations for improving students’performance at school are logical.Untie31.We expected Ellen to do well, but when she got straight A’s shesurpassed all our expectations.2.Y ou made a good decision, and I thought approved of it.3.They arrived at the stadium three hours early to ensure that they’d getgood seats.4.The company is now thriving thanks to the skillful management andoutstanding technology.5.The directors’disagreement rapidly escalated into a fight, so themeeting became more exciting than anyone had expected.6.As a junior member of the school’s teaching staff, Janet didn’t feelqualified to discuss the issue with the principal.7.The 20-year-old tennis player’s dream is to represent China at thenext Olympics.8.It was becoming apparent that the elderly chemist’s skills were nolonger needed.9.I don’t understand how you can justify spending money on spaceexploration when there are hungry children in the world.10.M any of the conflicts that spring from cultural differences can beavoided if you keep an open mind.Unite41.After Henry lost his job, he couldn’t even afford the necessities oflife.2.Our current economic circumstances preclude any nonessentialpurchases.3.The article puts a lot of emphasis on the value of failure asa learningexperience.4.Success that comes too easily makes people more prone to failurewhen real challenges arise.5.Scientific discoveries would make greater contributions to society ifall of them were properly applied to industrial production.6.Nancy distinguished herself as an ice-skater at a very early age,winning three national competitions before she was fifteen.7.She was so obsessed with ice-skating that she never had time fornormal childhood activities and experiences.8.Failure is painful for adults and children alike, but it can also be agood teacher.9.Sam called the interviewer to enquire about why his application badbeen turned down.10.M y first impulse was to tell him he was a fool, but I controlledmyself.11.Y ears of living overseas had made her practically a foreigner in herown country.12.T he lecturer’s remarks prompted a storm of excited questions fromthe audience.ReplaceUnite11.Though excited about the beautiful scenery he was painting,Churchill kept thinking about his daughter Marigold.(delighted with) 2.He struggled for many years before his efforts produced results.( bore fruit)3.I wonder who kept Clementine from feeling lonely while herhusband was painting in Scotland. (kept Clementinecompany)4.In a market-driven economy, a business can’t depend on thegovernment to help it out.(rely on)5.Home is the place where you can always find comfort when you meetwith frustration(挫折) in your career.(take refuge)6.Non-Smoking Day is part of a campaign to make people realize thedangers of smoking. (awaken people to)7.If you driven any more of that wine, you’ll suffer in the morning.(pay the price)8.The construction workers happened to find some ancient coins thatwere made in the 13th century. (chance upon) (dated from)9.He was in his 40s when he first attempted to learn calligraphy(书法).(tried his hand at)10.T wo men suddenly appeared and attacked the girl, but fortunatelysome passersby heard her screams and saved her. (fell upon) (came to her rescue)Unite21.His knowledge that he’d done wrong led him to surrender to thepolice. (sense of guilt)2.It was a long and difficult journey, full of strange adventures, but inthe end we reached our destination. (finally)3.Her early life filled her with deep respect for traditional family values.(imbued her with)4.Don’t go too close! Elephants are very protective of their children.(offspring)5.When I first saw my test results I was shocked—but they gave me astrong reason to study harder. (horrified) (motivated me)6.The study ended with a list of advice for improving the educationsystem. First of all, it said, we have to lengthen the breaks between classes. (recommendations) (T o start with)7.Don’t be too willing to believe! If he had intended to give you the job,he would have called you by now. (naive)8.According to stereotypes, boys perform well in math and science; onthe other hand, girls are better at languages. (by contrast) Unite31.Y ou don’t have to support his plan if you think it’s crazy. (go alongwith)2.Oh, stop complaining about t he rain! It’s good from the standpoint offarmers. (from the farmers’ viewpoint)3.This 67-year-old Canadian novelist has delighted a large number ofreaders with his tales of mystery. (multitudes of)4.Another auto manufacturing joint venture has started toexperiencefinancial problems. (run into)5.For sally, the wonderful evening of music and dance had finished toosoon. (come to an end)6.Rosemary acquired the basic of Chinese very quickly because sheused the language at every opportunity. (picked up)7.Sometimes when I had trouble controlling my temper, I hardly knewwhat I was saying or doing. (At times)8.Once he’d gotten used to eating with chopsticks, he preferred them toa knife and fork. (gotten into the habit of)9.Seeing that she had nothing to say after a brief greeting, I tried mybest to ease the awkwardness of the first meeting. (smooth over) 10.I thought the man was lying to protect his wife, but in fact it was thereverse. (the other way around)翻译Unite11．老伴60多岁中风(stroke)去世时，那位72岁的退休教授不胜悲痛。