實(shí)用英語第四冊(cè)u(píng)nit2課件

Cover ENJOYINGCAMBRIDGE PracticalCollegeEnglishCourse IV 上海交通大學(xué)出版社 美心英語 實(shí)用英語 Contents 美心英語 ENJOYINGCAMBRIDGE IV UnitTwo Focus1LanguageSkills Focus2LanguageUse Focus3TranslationSkills 上海交通大學(xué)出版社 F1Contents 美心英語 Focus1LanguageSkillsSection1 Text AStrangeTaleoftheSmugglers RevengeBackgroundInformationWarmUpVocabularyIntensiveReadingExercises I II III IV V VI VIISection2 ListeningandSpeaking ENJOYINGCAMBRIDGE IV 上海交通大學(xué)出版社 BackgroundinformationFocus1Section1 Focus1SectionI 美心英語 BackgroundInformation ENJOYINGCAMBRIDGE IV 上海交通大學(xué)出版社 WarmupFocus1Section1 美心英語 Focus1SectionI ENJOYINGCAMBRIDGE IV Doyouthinksmugglersshouldbeseriouslypunished Whyorwhynot Howcansmugglingbeprevented WarmUp 上海交通大學(xué)出版社 VocabularyFocus1Section1 美心英語 Vocabulary Focus1SectionI ENJOYINGCAMBRIDGE IV 上海交通大學(xué)出版社 revenge n U 報(bào)復(fù) 報(bào)仇e g Webombedtheircitiesinrevengefortheirattacksonours revenge也可作動(dòng)詞 意為 報(bào)復(fù) 復(fù)仇 常用作 為 人 報(bào)仇 如果要表達(dá)向某人報(bào)仇 報(bào)復(fù) 須用介詞on或against revenge后面常跟反身代詞 指為自己報(bào)仇 有時(shí)它還帶有 報(bào)復(fù) 的意味 e g Theterroristgroupisstilllookingtorevengeitselfonitsattackers atonetime 曾經(jīng)有一個(gè)時(shí)期 一度e g 1 Atonetimetheyusedtominecoalinthesevalleys 2 AtonetimeIusedtogomountain climbingeverysummer 注意區(qū)別 atatime每次 逐一 依次 e g Thebellmensendtwentysuitcasesupguests roomatatime 走私者復(fù)仇的奇聞如果你喜歡那種異乎尋常 引人入勝 不讀到結(jié)尾不甘罷休的故事 那么你就會(huì)喜歡這個(gè)有關(guān)一位海關(guān)官員的故事 故事講述了一個(gè)名叫哈維的年輕海關(guān)官員 他的職責(zé)是阻止在英國一度很猖獗的走私行為 把貨物偷偷帶入或帶出一個(gè)國家 而不向政府繳稅 smuggling n U 走私 罪 e g ThelatestdrugsmugglingnewswasreportedontheTV gripping a 扣人心弦的 吸引人的 引人入勝的e g 1 BatmanisthemostgrippingfilmIhaveeverseen 2 Thisnovelisagrippingstoryofloveandhate gripping派生自動(dòng)詞grip IntensiveReading Para1Focus1Section1 美心英語 1Ifyoulikeunusual grippingstories thekindthatyoucannotstopreadinguntilyoureachtheend thenyouwillenjoythestoryaboutacustomsofficer Ittellsofayoungcustomsofficer calledHarvey whosedutywastopreventsmuggling bringinggoodsintoorsendingthemoutfromacountrywithoutpayingdutytotheGovernment ThatwascommoninEnglandatonetime AStrangeTaleoftheSmugglers Revenge Focus1SectionI ENJOYINGCAMBRIDGE IV 上海交通大學(xué)出版社 Topple agovernment monarch regimeImpending 近 pressingstingent doom disaster death IntensiveReading Para1Focus1Section1 美心英語 Focus1SectionI ENJOYINGCAMBRIDGE IV 1 WhatwasHarvey sduty Hisdutywastopreventsmuggling bringinggoodsintoorsendingthemoutfromacountrywithoutpayingdutytotheGovernment QuestionaboutPara 1 上海交通大學(xué)出版社 bind vt 捆綁 捆扎e g 1 Thepoliceboundtheprisoner sarms 2 Thehostageswereboundhandandfoot letgo 放開 松手 放棄 摒棄e g 1 Don tletgo of therope 2 It stimetoletthepastgo teachsb alesson 給某人一個(gè)教訓(xùn)e g 1 Idecidedtoteachhimalessonforhisrudeness 2 Hisfailureintheexamtaughthimagoodlesson apprehend vt 逮捕 拘留e g 1 Thepoliceareanxioustoapprehendthemanwhokilled3people 2 Wasthethiefapprehended 另外 apprehend還有一個(gè)意思 理解 e g Iapprehendthemeaningofthisword 哈維有個(gè)妻子叫露西 還有個(gè)兒子叫艾爾弗萊德 哈維工作很努力 因?yàn)樗坌牟?想得到升遷 他逮捕了如此多的走私者以至于他們決定教訓(xùn)他一下 他們騙他在懸崖頂上見面 打算在那里殺了他 但在最后一刻 他們改變了主意 他們沒有把他從懸崖上扔下去 而是把他的雙手綁在一起 讓他赤手抓住崖邊 吊在懸崖上這樣他就不能爬到安全的地方 一旦松手 他就會(huì)掉到下面的巖石上摔死 以下的冒險(xiǎn)經(jīng)歷由哈維親口講述 tricksb intodoingsth 欺騙或哄騙某人做某事e g 1 Thepolicetrickedhimintomakingaconfession 2 Theytrickedmeintomakingamistake cliff n C 懸崖 峭壁 尤指海邊的 e g 1 Ittakescourageandstrengthtoscalethesecliffs 2 Manybirdsnestonthecliffsnearthecoast bind vt 捆綁 捆扎e g 1 Thepoliceboundtheprisoner sarms 2 Thehostageswereboundhandandfoot IntensiveReading Para1Focus1Section1 美心英語 2Harvey whohadawifecalledLucy andason Alfred workedextremelyhard forhewasambitiousandwantedapromotion Heapprehendedsomanysmugglersthattheydecidedtoteachhimalesson Theytrickedhimintomeetingthematthetopofacliff wheretheyhadintendedtokillhim Butatthelastmomenttheychangedtheirmind Insteadofthrowinghimoverthecliff theylefthimhangingovertheledge holdingonbyhisbarehandswhichwereboundtogethersothathecouldnotclimbtosafety Ifheletgo hewouldfalltohisdeathontherocksbelow TheadventurebelowisnarratedbyHarveyhimself Focus1SectionI ENJOYINGCAMBRIDGE IV 上海交通大學(xué)出版社 IntensiveReading Para1Focus1Section1 美心英語 Focus1SectionI ENJOYINGCAMBRIDGE IV 2 Whydidthesmugglersintendtokillhimbytrickinghimintomeetingthematthetopofacliff BecauseHarveyhadapprehendedsomanysmugglersthattheydecidedtoteachhimalesson QuestionsaboutPara 2 3 Insteadofthrowinghimoverthecliff whatdidthesmugglersdotohim Theylefthimhangingovertheledge holdingonbyhisbarehandswhichwereboundtogethersothathecouldnotclimbtosafety 4 Whatwouldhappenifheletgo Hewouldfalltohisdeathontherocksbelowifheletgo 上海交通大學(xué)出版社 這樣懸掛在我敞開的墳?zāi)股?我似乎記起了我過去的整個(gè)人生 那些早遺忘了的事現(xiàn)在都變得歷歷在目 童年的歡樂和悲傷 在母親膝蓋邊學(xué)到的訓(xùn)誡 少年時(shí)代的爭吵和探險(xiǎn) 我記起我過去是如何經(jīng)常逃學(xué) 如何得獎(jiǎng) 如何因?yàn)橐恍┯字傻腻e(cuò)誤而受罰 這些和其他許多早年生活的場景從我被蒙住的眼前閃過 待續(xù) IntensiveReading Para1Focus1Section1 美心英語 3Hangingthusovermywide opengrave Iseemedtoremembermywholepastlife thingslongforgotten thejoysandsorrowsofchildhood lessonslearnedatmymother sknee boyhoodquarrelsandadventures IrememberedhowIusedtorunawayfromschool howIwontheprize andhowIwaspunishedforsomechildishfaults Theseandmanyotherscenesofmyearlylifepassedbeforemycoveredeyes Tobecontinued Focus1SectionI ENJOYINGCAMBRIDGE IV sorrow n C U 傷心事 悲傷事 悲哀 悲痛e g 1 Lifehasmanyjoysandsorrows 2 Weallshareyoursorrowoverthissadloss 上海交通大學(xué)出版社 在幻覺中 我長大成人并已開始工作了 我第一次遭遇并抓獲走私者的場景 非常清楚地出現(xiàn)在眼前 接下來我戀愛了 在田野的樹叢中走在露西的身邊 然后我看到了小艾爾弗萊德天真的臉和好奇的眼睛 似乎就在近前 然后我笑了 或者說好像是笑了 狂野的大笑 讓我身體晃動(dòng) 倍感痛楚 但是我的嘴被塞住了 塞得很緊 發(fā)不出一絲聲音 IntensiveReading Para1Focus1Section1 美心英語 Stillhallucinating Iwasamanandalreadyinmyprofession Myfirstcapture myfirstmeetingwithsmugglers camebeforemewithgreatclarity NextIwasalover walkingatLucy ssideamongthetreesinthefields ThenIsawlittleAlfred schildishfaceandwonderingeyes veryneartomine itseemed ThenIlaughed orseemedtolaugh awildmadlaugh thatshookandpainedme butthegagwastightbetweenmyteethandnosoundcouldescape Focus1SectionI ENJOYINGCAMBRIDGE IV clarity n U 清楚 清晰e g 1 Hetoldustheaccidentwithgreatclarity 2 Itgivesyouclarityandmakesyourthoughtsmoreorganized 上海交通大學(xué)出版社 IntensiveReading Para1Focus1Section1 美心英語 Focus1SectionI ENJOYINGCAMBRIDGE IV 5 Whomwashethinkingaboutwhenhangingthere Hewasthinkingabouthismother hiswifeLucyandhissonAlfred QuestionsaboutPara 3 6 Whatdidhecalltomindabouthisprofession Hecalledtomindhisfirstcaptureandhisfirstmeetingwithsmugglers 上海交通大學(xué)出版社 我已經(jīng)在懸崖上吊了一段時(shí)間 我的雙手疼痛脖子僵硬 但我仍然堅(jiān)持著 我的思緒飄向了露西和我們的孩子身邊 飄向了正等待著她的悲傷 痛苦和貧困 因?yàn)閽赍X養(yǎng)家的人死了 我已經(jīng)把自己當(dāng)成死去的人了 這時(shí)多佛圣詹姆斯教堂的鐘聲敲響了 風(fēng)把鐘聲送到了我的耳畔 十二點(diǎn)了 八個(gè)多小時(shí)的黑暗 IntensiveReading Para1Focus1Section1 美心英語 4Ihadalreadybeensuspendedforsometimeovertheprecipice andmyhandswereaching andmyneckwasstiff StillIheldon MythoughtsflewofftoLucyandourchild tothesadnessandsufferingandwantthatwerewaitingforher nowthatthebreadwinnerwasgone forIthoughtofmyselfasalreadydeceased AndthentheclockofStJames sChurchinDoverstruckthehour andthewindcarriedthesoundtomyears Twelve Morethaneighthoursofdarkness Focus1SectionI ENJOYINGCAMBRIDGE IV breadwinner n C 掙錢養(yǎng)家的人e g 1 Mymotheristhebreadwinnerinourfamily 2 Whoisthebreadwinnerinyourfamily 上海交通大學(xué)出版社 現(xiàn)在風(fēng)小了 冰冷的雨落下來打在我的臉上和手上 但我仍然緊抓著懸崖不放 如果我在還是退潮的時(shí)候掉到下面布滿巖石的海岸上 我將會(huì)粉身碎骨 這一點(diǎn)毫無疑問 這樣的死亡會(huì)不會(huì)很痛苦 我想象著從空中急速墜落 那種在空間墜落的感覺 墜落的速度 還有那巖石上痛苦的撞擊 我會(huì)感覺得到嗎 有沒有可能我將摔得骨頭散架 在那兒躺幾小時(shí)等死 待續(xù) crash n C 碰撞 相撞 撞車e g 1 Agirlwaskilledyesterdayinacrashinvolvingastolencar 2 Iheardthecrashofbreakingglassbehindme crash還可以作動(dòng)詞 意為 碰 撞 墜落 墜毀 e g 1 Thecarcrashedstraightintoatree 2 Theplanecrashedshortlyaftertake off howl vi vt 怒號(hào) 呼嘯 狼 狗等 長嚎 嚎叫 大聲喊叫 怒吼e g 1 Thewindhowledinthewoods 2 Wehowledwithlaughter 3 Thelionhowleditsdispleasure crush vt 壓碎 壓壞 碾碎 壓垮e(cuò) g 1 Thetreefellontopofthecarandcrushedit 2 Themachinecrushedwheatgraintomakeflour IntensiveReading Para1Focus1Section1 美心英語 5Thewindnowhowledlessandthecoldrainfellandcutmyfaceandhands butstillIclungtothecliff IfIfelltotherockyshorebelowwhilethetidewasstillontheebb Iwouldbecrushedtopieces surely Wouldsuchadeathbepainful Iimaginedtherushthroughtheair thesenseoffallingthroughspace thespeedofthefall thetorturouscrashupontherockyshore WouldIfeelit WasitpossiblethatIwouldliethereforhours withfracturedbonesandabrokenback waitingfordeath Tobecontinued Focus1SectionI ENJOYINGCAMBRIDGE IV 上海交通大學(xué)出版社 grip n C 抓緊 緊握e g 1 Theclimberslippedandlosthergrip 2 Thecountryisinthegripofseverewinterstorms grip還可作動(dòng)詞 意為 抓緊 緊握 吸引住 某人的 注意 e g 1 Thefrightenedboygrippedhismother shand 2 Thespeakergrippedtheattentionofhisaudience entice vt 誘使 引誘e g 1 Thebeautifulweatherenticedmeintothegarden 2 Thecheaterenticedlacyawayfromherhusband 淹死一定比這好 啊 如果我能堅(jiān)持到漲潮 大海會(huì)給我一個(gè)沒有痛苦的終結(jié) 這個(gè)哀傷的希望誘使我緊抓懸崖 我活不了了 可是我聽說淹死比我將要面臨的摔死要好受一些 但是如果我能堅(jiān)持到大潮漲到海岸 那為什么還一定要死呢 我可能逃脫 我游泳很棒 待續(xù) persevere vi 堅(jiān)忍不拔 堅(jiān)持不懈e g 1 Ifyouperseverewiththework you llsucceedintheend 2 Inspiteofallobstaclesandfailures thescientistperseveredwithhisexperiments IntensiveReading Para1Focus1Section1 美心英語 Drowningwouldsurelybebetterthanthis Ah ifIcouldonlyholdonuntilthetideflowedin theseawouldprovidemewithapainlessending Thissadhopeenticedmetotightenmygrip Iwoulddieanyway butdrowning Ihadheard wasaneasierdeaththanthefallIhadbeforeme Butwhydieatall ifIcouldperseveretillthehightidewashedtheshore Imightescape Icouldswimwell Tobecontinued Focus1SectionI ENJOYINGCAMBRIDGE IV 上海交通大學(xué)出版社 contemplate vt 深思細(xì)想 仔細(xì)考慮e g 1 Thedoctorcontemplatedthedifficultoperationhehadtoperform 2 Thethoughtofwaristoohorrifyingtocontemplate 那殘酷地綁住我手腕的繩子決不會(huì)妨礙我和海浪搏斗的 我的力量在迅速減弱 我感到精疲力竭 哈 我要像個(gè)男子漢一樣 努力求生 我思忖著也許我能努力把自己提升到懸崖頂上從而獲救 的確這種努力將會(huì)耗光我剩下的力氣 但是 我還是嘗試了 IntensiveReading Para1Focus1Section1 美心英語 Andthecruelropesthattiedmywristswouldnotpreventmefromfightingwiththewaves Mystrengthwaswaningfast Iwassickandexhausted Ha Imayaswellactlikeaman strugglingforlife IcontemplatedthatwithagreateffortImighthoistmyselfontothetopofthecliffandbesaved Itwastruethattheeffortwoulduseupmyremainingstrength However Itried Focus1SectionI ENJOYINGCAMBRIDGE IV wane vi 減弱 敗落 衰落 缺 虧e g 1 ThepoweroftheRomanEmpirewaswaninginthe5thcentury 2 Themoonwaxesandwaneseverymonth 上海交通大學(xué)出版社 excruciating a 極痛苦的 極苦惱的e g 1 I vegotanexcruciatingheadache 2 Theactor sexcruciatingperformancedisappointedtheaudience 有那么一會(huì)兒 我感覺自己向上升了 要不是繩子限制了我的行動(dòng) 我本來是可以成功的 我身子又落下來 在半空中像鐘擺一樣來回?cái)[動(dòng)著 但是這種情形不可能持續(xù)長久 我感到疼痛難忍 我的力量正在衰竭 我很快就將不得不放手而被摔死 待續(xù) IntensiveReading Para1Focus1Section1 美心英語 6ForamomentIfeltmyselfrising Iwouldhavesucceedediftheropeshadn trestrictedmymovement Isank andswunglikeapendulumfromsidetosideinmidair Thiscouldnotlastlong Thepainwasexcruciating Mystrengthwasebbing InaminuteIwouldhavetoletgoandfalltomydeath Tobecontinued Focus1SectionI ENJOYINGCAMBRIDGE IV 上海交通大學(xué)出版社 但這時(shí)一個(gè)瘋狂的想法占據(jù)了我的心 也許走私者并沒有我想的那么殘忍 也許他們就在附近看著我 終究還是會(huì)救我的 是的 一定是這樣的 我極力向他們呼救 想告訴他們 再過片刻 一切就太晚了 但我的嘴被堵住了 我一個(gè)字也說不出 我放手了 但奇怪的是接下來沒有空中的快速墜落 我只下落了幾英寸 腳就踏到了一個(gè)堅(jiān)實(shí)的東西 是穩(wěn)固結(jié)實(shí)的地面 這不是夢 我還活著 我暈倒在地上 IntensiveReading Para1Focus1Section1 美心英語 ThensuddenlyawildideaseizedmethatperhapsthesmugglerswerelesscruelthanIthought andtheywerenearby watchingme readytosavemeafterall Yes itmustbeso Itriedhardtocryforhelp totellthemthatinaseconditwouldbetoolate Butmymouthwasgagged Icouldnotutteraword Iletgomyhold Strangely noquickfallthroughtheairfollowed Idroppedonlyafewinchesbeforemyfeettouchedsomethingfirm thesolidground Itwasnotadream Iwasstillalive Ifainted topplingtotheground Focus1SectionI ENJOYINGCAMBRIDGE IV solid a 結(jié)實(shí)的 牢固的 可靠的 固體的 實(shí)心的e g 1 Peoplelikesolidfurniture 2 Themilkinthebottlehasfrozensolid 3 Children sbikessometimeshavesolidrubbertyres 上海交通大學(xué)出版社 IntensiveReading Para1Focus1Section1 美心英語 Focus1SectionI ENJOYINGCAMBRIDGE IV 7 Whathappenedwhenhefinallyletgohishold Noquickfallthroughtheairfollowed Hedroppedonlyafewinches andthentouchedthesolidground QuestionaboutPara 6 上海交通大學(xué)出版社 當(dāng)我醒過來時(shí)已經(jīng)是早上了 我躺在潮濕的地面上 我身邊有兩個(gè)人 其中一個(gè)正在試圖往我的嘴里灌酒 我的蒙眼布已經(jīng)被拿掉了 我的手腕也被松開了 我向上看 想弄明白我是在今生還是來世 我很高興 先生 你終于睜開了眼睛 其中一個(gè)人說 雖然沒人猜得出你是怎么到這兒來的 IntensiveReading Para1Focus1Section1 美心英語 7WhenIregainedconsciousness itwasmorning Iwaslyingonthewetground Twomenwerebesideme andoneofthemwastryingtopoursomespiritsintomymouth Myblindfoldhadbeenremoved andmywristswerefree Ilookedup wonderingwhetherIwasinthisworldorthenext 8 I mveryglad sir you veopenedyoureyesatlast saidoneofthemen thoughhowyoucameherenobodycouldguess Focus1SectionI ENJOYINGCAMBRIDGE IV blindfold n C 障眼物 眼罩e g 1 Thedoctorputablindfoldovermyeyesaftertheoperation 2 Thepoliceremovedtheblindfoldfromtheprisoner seyes blindfold可以作動(dòng)詞 意為 蒙住某人的眼睛 e g Theprisonerwasblindfoldedbeforeexecution 上海交通大學(xué)出版社 我瘋狂地往四周看 我不在海灘上 而是躺在白堊山的一個(gè)洞底 讓我解釋一下他們跟我耍的這個(gè)殘忍的把戲 我確信當(dāng)那些走私者用一封偽造書信抓住我時(shí) 本打算殺了我 但是在最后一刻 他們決定放過我 不是因?yàn)槲业木壒?而是因?yàn)槲业钠拮雍秃⒆?待續(xù) IntensiveReading Para1Focus1Section1 美心英語 9Ilookedwildlyabout Iwaslyingnotontheshorebutonthefloorofacaveinthechalkhills 10Letmeexplainthecrueltrickplayedonme Ihavenodoubtthatthesmugglers whentheycaughtmebymeansofthefalseletter hadintendedtokillme Butatthelastmomenttheydecidedtosparemylifeafterall notformysake butforthesakeofmywifeandchild Tobecontinued Focus1SectionI ENJOYINGCAMBRIDGE IV 上海交通大學(xué)出版社 但是他們不愿讓我完全逃過懲罰 所以他們把我置于這樣一個(gè)境地 讓我確切感受到被死亡逼近的痛苦卻不必死去 他們蒙上我的眼睛 把我吊在白堊山中一個(gè)不足九英尺深的淺洞的邊上 卻讓我認(rèn)為自己是被懸掛在一個(gè)巨大懸崖的邊上 會(huì)不可避免地感到死亡的侵襲 作為一個(gè)六英尺高的男子 我離地面的距離其實(shí)很近 我掉下來時(shí) 洞底離我的腳不過一碼 但是在博伊特懸崖度過的那可怕的一小時(shí)里 我已經(jīng)死過一千次了 creep vi 躡手躡腳地移動(dòng) 匍匐e g 1 Icreptupthestairs tryingnottowakemyparents 2 Housepricesarecreepingupagain creep還可作名詞 意為 討厭鬼 馬屁精 e g He sanastylittlecreep creepuponsb 緩慢地悄悄靠近 尤指不知不覺地 開始影響 某人 e g Don tcreepuponmelikethat IntensiveReading Para1Focus1Section1 美心英語 However theywereunwillingtoletmeescapepunishmentaltogether sotheyplacedmeinapositionwhereIwassuretofeeltheagonyofimpendingdeath withouthavingtodie Theyleftmehangingblindfolded overtheedgeofashallowcaveinthechalkhills lessthanninefeetindepth buttheyconvincedmethatIwashangingoverasteepcliffledge withaninevitabledeathslowlycreepinguponme Beingamansixfeetinheight Iwaswithinashortdistanceoftheground WhenIfell thebottomwasnomorethanayardfrommyfeet ButIdiedathousanddeathsduringthatterriblehourIspentonPoet sCliff Focus1SectionI ENJOYINGCAMBRIDGE IV agony n U C 極度的痛苦 感情的爆發(fā) 掙扎e g 1 Helayinagonyuntilthedoctorarrived 2 Iwasinanagonyofdoubt impending a 一般指不愉快的事情 即將發(fā)生的 逼近的e g 1 Thestudentisworriedabouttheimpendingexams 2 Enemiesarewaitingfortheirimpendingdoom 上海交通大學(xué)出版社 IntensiveReading Para1Focus1Section1 美心英語 Focus1SectionI ENJOYINGCAMBRIDGE IV 8 Wheredidhefindhimselfwhenhecameto Hefoundhimselflyingnotontheshorebutonthefloorofacaveinthechalkhills QuestionsaboutParas 9 10 9 Whatwasthetrickthatthesmugglersplayedonhim Theyplacedhiminapositionwherehewassuretofeeltheagonyofimpendingdeath withouthavingtodie Theylefthimhangingblindfoldedovertheedgeofashallowcaveinthechalkhills lessthanninefeetindepth buttheyconvincedhimthathewashangingoverasteepcliffledge withaninevitabledeathslowlycreepinguponhim 10 Howlongdidhehangthere Aboutonehour 上海交通大學(xué)出版社 ExerciseI 2Focus1Section1 美心英語 ExerciseI 2Matchthequestionsorstatementsintheleftcolumnwiththecorrectchoicesaccordingtothetext Focus1SectionI ENJOYINGCAMBRIDGE IV 1 WhichofthestatementsaboutHarveyisNOTtrue A Hewasaresponsiblecustomsofficer B Hewasagoodhusbandandfather C Hecaughtmanysmugglers 2 Harveyclungtothecliffwaitingforthetidetoflowinbecause A hewasafraidtogetcrushedontherockyshoreB hethoughtdrowningwouldbeabetterdeaththanbeingcrushedtopiecesC hethoughthemightsurvivesinceheswamwell D Hewasoncesuspendedoveracliffledgebysmugglers D alloftheabove 上海交通大學(xué)出版社 ExerciseI 2Focus1Section1 美心英語 Focus1SectionI ENJOYINGCAMBRIDGE IV 3 Harveydidn tdiebecause B hehoistedhimselfuptothetopofthecliffC hefellintothewaterandswamtosafetyD hewassavedbytwomen 4 Whenhangingonthe cliff ashebelieved whatthesmugglersbelievedwouldcauseHarveytosuffermostwas thememoryofhispastlifetheworryabouthiswifeandsonD theterriblepainofhishand thesmugglerschangedtheirmindatlastanddidn twanttokillhim C thefeelingofwaitingfordeath 上海交通大學(xué)出版社 ExerciseIIFocus1Section1 美心英語 ExerciseIIFindingTopic relatedWordsintheText Listthewordorwordsfromthetextwhichmatchthedefinitions Focus1SectionI 1 Wordsandexpressionsrelatedtodeath 2 Wordsandexpressionsrelatedtothesea kill grave deceased becrushedtopieces painlessending drowning die impendingdeath dieathousanddeaths cliff rockyshore thetide stillontheebb thetideflowsin waves ENJOYINGCAMBRIDGE IV 上海交通大學(xué)出版社 ExerciseIIIFocus1Section1 美心英語 ExerciseIIIUsingtheRightWord Usetheproperformsofthewordsgiveninthebracketstocompletethestatements Focus1SectionI ENJOYINGCAMBRIDGE IV TheTaleofTwoCitiesisa grip novel Thepolicecaughtsome smuggle lastmonth Shewalkedcarefullyonthe rock road Hereachedhisdecisionafteragooddealof contemplate 5 clarify ofexpressionisimportantforapublicspeaker gripping smugglers rocky contemplation Clarity 上海交通大學(xué)出版社 ExerciseIIIFocus1Section1 美心英語 Focus1SectionI ENJOYINGCAMBRIDGE IV 6 Sheis ambition andeagertogetapromotion 7 Inthestorythesmugglershadno intend tokillHarvey 8 The fracture waterpipemustberepairedimmediately 9 Thepatientlost conscious at5o clockanddiedafewhourslater 10 Thisholeis8feetin deep ambitious intention consciousness fractured depth 上海交通大學(xué)出版社 ExerciseIV 1Focus1Section1 美心英語 ExerciseIV SpecialDifficulties Focus1SectionI ENJOYINGCAMBRIDGE IV 1 Fillintheblankswiththecorrectformsofthewords 1 trickn vt a Dailypracticeistheinlearningaforeignlanguage n b Hetheboyintogivinghimtheappleanhourago vt 2 gripn vt a Hisperformancetheaudience vt b Thepresidentkeepsafirmonhiscountry sforeignpolicy n trick tricked gripped grip 上海交通大學(xué)出版社 ExerciseIV 1Focus1Section1 美心英語 Focus1SectionI ENJOYINGCAMBRIDGE IV 3 ebbn vi a ByMarch1933 theeconomywasatitslowest n b Linda senthusiasmbegantoaway vi 4 fracturen vt a Theofhisleftlegisveryserious n b Inthecaraccident hehisleg vt 5 escapen vi a Thecriminalmadehisindisguise n b Thesoldierfromtheenemy sprison vi ebb ebb fracture fractured escaped escape 上海交通大學(xué)出版社 ExerciseIV 2Focus1Section1 美心英語 2 Identifytheonlyerrorineachsentenceandcorrectit Focus1SectionI ENJOYINGCAMBRIDGE IV Clingthecliff Ifyouletgo youwillfalltotherockyshoreandbekilled ABCD 2 Iwasexhaustingafterhavinglaboredhardatmyworkforawholenight ABCD 3 OnSundaymorning IquarreledwithmybrotherforthetrickthatABChadplayedonme D 4 TheSmugglers Revenge isoneofthemostgrippingstorieswhichABCIhaveeverheard D AClingtothecliff Awasexhausted Dbeenplayedonme Cthat 上海交通大學(xué)出版社 ExerciseIV 2Focus1Section1 美心英語 Focus1SectionI ENJOYINGCAMBRIDGE IV 5 Harveywassuchambitiousacustomsofficerthatheapprehendedmanysmugglers ABCD 6 IfHarveyhadbeenthrownoverthecliffbythesmugglers hiswifeandsonABwouldleadamiserablelife CD 7 Hetrickedmetogivinghimthemoneybytell