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新概念2摘要寫(xiě)作答案新概念2摘要寫(xiě)作答案新概念2摘要寫(xiě)作答案xxx公司新概念2摘要寫(xiě)作答案文件編號(hào)：文件日期：修訂次數(shù)：第1.0次更改批準(zhǔn)審核制定方案設(shè)計(jì)，管理制度新概念2摘要寫(xiě)作答案(lesson1~lesson12)2010-08-0617:08Lesson1Thewriterwenttothetheatrelastdid'tenjoytheyoungmanandayoungwomanweresittingbehindweretalkingwritercouldn'theartheturnedsaidhecouldn'thearayoungmansaid,'Thisisaprivateconversation!'.(53words)Lesson2Thewriteralwaysgetsuplateongotuplatelastaunttelephonedhadjustarrivedbywascomingtoseesaid,'Iamstillhavingbreakfast'.Hisauntwaswasoneo'clock.(45words)Lesson3Postcardsalwaysspoilthewriter'sspenthisholidayinItalylasttoughtaboutpostcardseverydidn'tsendanycardstohisboughtthirty-sevencardsonthelaststaiedathomealldidn'twriteanycards.(47words)Lesson4Thewriterhasjustreceivedaletterfromhisbrother,isanhasbeeninAustraliaforsixhasalreadyvisitedmanyisinAliceSpringshasneverbeenabroadisenjoyinghistripverymuch.(48words)Lesson5hasopenedhissecondgarageinfirstgarageisinisfivemilesawayfromcan'tgetatelephoneforhisnewhasjustboughttwelvecarrymessagesfromonegaragetotheotherinthreeminutes.(48words)Lesson6ThewriterhasjustmovedtoahouseinBridgebeggarknockedatherdoorsangwritergavehimamealandaglassofbeerinreturnforbeggar'snameisPercycallsateveryhouseonceamonth.(50words)Lesson7DetectiveswerewaitingattheairportallwereexpectingavaluableparcelofdiamondsfromSouthmentooktheparcelofthedetectivesopenedparcelwasfullofstonesandsand.(39words)Lesson8JoeSandershasthebestgardeninwins'TheNicestGardenCompetition'eachhasafine'siswriter'sgardenisalwayswinalittleprizeforthecompetition.(37words)Lesson9WewenttotheTownHallonNewYear'swerealotofpeopleTownHallclockwillstriketwelveintwentyfivetotwelve,itrefusedtowelcometheNewcrowdbegantolaughandsing.(46words)Lesson10Weownanoldwasmadeingrandfatherboughttheinstrumentmanyyearsvisitordamagedittriedtoplayjazzonbroketwoofthefather'sfriendisrepairingitnow.(45words)Lesson11IwashavingdinnerataseeTonySteeleafteraalwaysborrowsmoneyfromhissatatmyaskedhimtolendmetwentygavemethemoneyatwantedmetopayforhisdinner.(49words)Lesson12We'llmeetCaptainCharlesAlisonatPortsmouthHarbourearytomorrowwillbeinhissmallboat,willleaveateighto''llsaygoodbyetowilltakepartinanimportantraceacrosstheAtlantic.(40words)新概念英語(yǔ)2摘要寫(xiě)作答案(lesson13~`lesson24)2010-08-0910:33Lesson13TheGreenwoodBoysarewillbecominghereoftheyoungpeoplewillbemeetingthematthewillgavefivepolicewillbetryingtokeeporderasusual.(38words)Lesson14ThewritergavealifttoayoungmaninthesouthofFrancelastgreatedeachotherinwriterdoesn'tspeakanysatinyoungmansaid,'DoyouspeakEnglish'attheendofthewasEnglishhimself.(49words)Lesson15wantedseefeltwentintohissaidbusinesswasveryfirmcouldn'tpaysuchlargepeoplehadalreadydidn'taskmetoofferedmeanextrathousandpoundsayear!(47words)Lesson16Trafficpoliceusuallygiveyouaticketifyouparkyourcarinthewrongwriterfoundapolitenoteonhiscarintrafficpolicemanwantedhimtopayattentiontotheirstreetcan'tfailtoobeyarequestlikethis.(48words)Lesson17MyauntJenniferisanisoverthirtyyearsoftenappearsonthestageasayoungwillactthepartofagirlofseventeeninanewplaynevertellsanyonehowoldshereallyis.(46words)Lesson18Thewriterhadlunchatavillagecouldn'tfindherbagafterhercouldn'tpaythelandlordsoonfounditfordoghadtakenitintothegarden.(36words)Lesson19TheplaywasgoingtobeginatanyaskedfortwowerenoneandIweremanhurriedtotheticketofficejustreturnedtwowerefornextWednesday'sboughtthem.(45words)Lesson20Fishingisthewriter'sfavouriteunluckyfishermancatcholdbootsandwriterisn'tnotsonevercatchesisn'treallyinterestedinisonlyinterestedinsittinginaboatanddoingnothingatall.(44words)Lesson21Thewriterisslowlygoinglivesnearanplanescanbeheardnightandofhisneighbourshavelefttheirhasbeenofferedmoneytodeterminedtostaysayshemustbeareprobablyright.(49words)Lesson22JanecrossedtheChannellastthrewabottleintothecontainsapieceofpaperwithhernameandaddressonreceivedaletterfromagirlinHollandtenmonthswritetoeachotherregularlysendtheirlettersbypost.(50words)Lesson23MysisterwillcometoEnglandnextshecomes,shewillgetahaveanewhouseinthehaveinvitedmysistertostarwithisaverymodernhasgetmanylargeroomsandalovelygarden.(48words)Lesson24Ihadjustlostfiftyfeltverytoldthemanageraboutcouldn'tdobegancomplainaboutthiswickedgirlcameinwiththemoneyjusthadfounditoutsidemyisstillsomehonestyinthisworld.新概念英語(yǔ)2摘要寫(xiě)作答案(lesson25~lesson36)2010-08-0910:35Lesson25IarrivedatarailwaystationinLondonandaskedaporterthewaytomyhotel,buthecouldn’tunderstandme.HeunderstoodmeatlastbutIcouldn’tunderstandhisanswer.MyteacherneverspokeEnglishlikethat.TheportersaidIshalllearnEnglishsoon..EachpersonspeaksadifferentlanguageinEngland.TheyunderstandeachotherbutIdon’tunderstandthem.(67words)Lesson26Thewriterstudiesartandpaintsalotofpictures.Manypeopledon’treallyunderstandmodernart.Paintingsdon’talwayshaveameaning.Theyaresomethingprettypatterns.Youngchildrennotonlyappreciatemodernpaintingsbetterthanothers,butnoticedmorealso.Thewriter’syoungsisterwentintohisroomyesterdayandexaminedhisnewpicture.Hehadhungitupsidedownandshenoticedthisimmediately.(67words)Lesson27Theboysputuptheirtentinthemiddleofafliedandcookedoveranopenfire.Theytoldstoriesandsangsongsaftertheirmealbutitbegantorainsotheycreptintotheirtent.Theboyswokeupinthemiddleofthenight.Thetentwasfullofwatersotheyrushedoutside.Astreamhadformedinthefieldandflowedrightundertheirtent.(68words)Lesson28JasperWhitebelievesinancientmyths.Carownersalwaysparktheircarsoutsidehisgatesohehasputup‘NoParking’signsbuttheyhaven’tpaidanyattentiontothem.Hehasputanuglystoneheadoverthegate.ItisMedusa’shead.Hewantshertoturncarsandtheirownerstostonebutshehasn’tdonesoyet.(62words)Lesson29CaptainBenFawcetthasboughtasmallSwissaeroplaneandusesitasataxi.Itiscalleda‘PilatusPorter’.Itcannotonlycarrysevenpassengers,butcanlandanywherealso.CaptainFawcetthastakenpassengerstomanystrangeplaces.HerefusedtoflyabusinessmantoRockall.Thejourneywastoodangerous.(56words)Lesson30ThewritersatbytheriverlastSunday.Somechildrenwereplayinggamesnearby.Oneofthechildrenkickedaballhardanditwenttowardsapassingboat.Themanintheboatneithersawtheballnorheardpeopleshouting.Theballhitthemanandthechildrenallranaway.However,themanwasn’tangryandthrewtheballbacktothebank.(67words)Lesson31FrankHawkinswastellingmeabouthisexperiencesasayoungman.Frankusedtoworkinasmallshopasaboy.Heusedtorepairbicyclesthere.Heboughthisownshopin1958andmadesparepartsforaeroplanesinhistwenties.Heemployedalotofpeopleinafewyears.Hiswifecameintotheroomafterawhile.Shewantedhimtorepairtheirgrandson’sbicycle.(76words)Lesson32Adetectivewatchedawell-dressedwomaninalargestoreoneMonday.Sheboughtafewsmallarticlesandthenchoseanexpensivedress.Theassistantwrappeditupforherandthewomantookitwithher.Shedidn’tpayforitsothedetectivearrestedher.Theshopassistantwasherdaughter.Shegavehermotherafreedressonceaweek.(66words)Lesson33Thegirlsetoutfromthecoastoneafternoonandwascaughtinastorm.Herboatstruckarocksoshejumpedintothesea.Sheswameightmilesthatnight.Shereachedtheshoreearlynextmorning.Shehadseenalightaheadhighuponthecliffsandsheclimbedup.Shefoundherselfinhospitaladaylater.Lesson34DanRobinsonwasworried.Hehadreceivedaletterfromthelocalpolice.Hewenttothestationyesterday.Heisn’tworriedanymore.Thepolicehadfoundhisbicycle.Danwasnotonlysurprised,butamusedaswell.Hisbicyclewasstolentwentyyearsago.Hewasaboyoffifteenthen.(53words)Lesson35Royisfindinghisnewjobasabusdriverexciting.HesawtwothievesinCatfordStreetrecently.TheywererunningoutofashopandRoydrovehisbusstraightatthethieves,sotheydroppedthestolenmoneyandgotintoadrovehisbusintothebackofit.Hetelephonedthepoliceafterthis.Bothmenwerearrestedlater.(67words)Lesson36DebbieHartisgoingtoswimacrosstheEnglishChanneltomorrow.Sheiselevenyearsoldandisastrongswimmer.Debbiehasbeentrainedbyherfather.Hewillfollowherinasmallboat.Debbie’smotherwillbewaitingontheEnglishcoast.SheswamtheChannelasagirl.(48words)新概念英語(yǔ)2摘要寫(xiě)作答案(lesson37~lesson48)2010-08-0910:37Lesson37TheOlympicGameswillbeheldinourcountryinfouryears’timesothegovernmentwillbeputtingupnewbuildings.KurtGunterhasdesignedthebuildingsandworkerswillhavecompletedthenewstadiumbytheendofnextyear.TheGameswillbeheldinthiscountryforthefirsttimeandwearelookingforwardtothem.(66words)Lesson38Thewriter’sfriend,Harrison,hadspentmanyyearsintheMediterraneanbuthewantedtoretireinEnglandsoheboughtahouse.Thesummerthatyearwasverybadandhecomplainedabouttheweather.Harrisonnotonlysoldthehouseintheend,butalsoleftthecountry.(50words)Lesson39refusedtotellhispatient,JohnGilbertwhetherhisoperationhadbeensuccessful.Thepatienttelephonednextdayandheinquiredaboutacertainpatient,adoctoransweredanumberofquestionsaboutthepatientsandaskedwhetherthecallerwasarelativethen.Thecallerthentoldhimwhohewas.(58words)Lesson40ThewritersatnexttoMrs.Rumboldatthedinnerparty.Hetriedtomakeconversationbutshewasbusyeating.Hetalkedaboutthenewplayat‘TheGlobe’andtheansweredhisquestionsbriefly.Thenheaskedifshewasenjoyingherdinnerandsheanswered,‘Ifyouatemoreandtalkedless,wewouldbothenjoyourdinner.’(67words)Lesson41Thewirter’swifewastryingonahatandhedidn’tlikeit.Hesatdownandwaitedfortheybeganarguinghadboughtaterribletiethedaybeforebuthiswifedidn’tlikeit.Hesaid,‘Amancanneverhavetoomanyties.’Hiswifeusedexactlythesameargumentandsheboughtthehat.Itlookedlikealighthouse.(67words)Lesson42WewatchedasnakecharmerinasquareinOldDelhi.Hehadalongpipeandtwolargebaskets.Heplayedatuneandthesnakeinoneofthebasketsrosetofollowthemovementsofthepipe.Thenthesnakecharmerplayedmoderntunesbutthesnakecontinuedtodanceslowly.Itdidn’tknowthedifferencebetweenIndianmusicandjazz.(64words)Lesson43In1929,theAmericanexplorer,becamethefirstmantoflyovertheSouthPole.Hetookalotofphotographsduringtheflightbutthenranintodifficulties.Hisplanecouldn’tgetoverthemountainssoheordedhismentothrowouttwoheavyfoodsacks.Theplanethenflewoverthemountainsandcontinuedwithoutfurthertrouble.(63words)Lesson44Twomentriedtosteal’shandbag.Shewashavingapicnicatthetime.Theytookthebagafterastruggleandranthroughthetrees.Sheranafterthemandcaughtupwiththem.Themenhadsatdownandweregoingthroughthecontentsofthebag.ranstraightatthemsotheydroppedthebagandranaway.(66words)Lesson45Thelocalbuther,SamBenton,wastakinghissavingstothepostofficebuthelosthiswallet.Samnotonlyreceivedhalfhismoneythreemonthslater,butreceivedanoteasnotesaid:‘Athief,yes,butonly50percentathief!’ThethiefincludedanoteeverytimehesentSammoremoney.Thelastnotesaid:‘Iam100percenthonestnow!’(68words)Lesson46TheplanefromLondonarrivedatSydneyairportandworkersunloadedanumberofwoodenboxes.Theycontainedclothing.Oneoftheboxeswasextremelyheavysoaworkeropenedit.Hefoundamanontopofapileofwoolengoods.Themanwasarrested.HehadtravelledintheboxfromLondon.Hehadtopay3,500pounds.Anordinaryticketscosts2,000pounds.(65words)Lesson47Mr.IanThompsonboughtapublichouserecentlybutitishaunted,soheisgoingtosaleit.Therewasastrangenoiseinthebaronenightandtheroomwasindisordernextmorning.Mr.Thompsonfoundfiveemptywhiskybottles.Hedoesn’tbelievethatsomevillagersbrokeintothebarandhadadrink.Anybodyinthevillagedoesn’twanttothepub.(68words)Lesson48Thedentistinthestoryhadpulledoutoneofthewriter’steethandhadtoldhimtorestforawhile.Heaskedseveralquestionsbutthewritercouldn’tanswerthem.Hismouthwasfullofcottonwool.Hesuddenlydiscoveredsomethingwrongbuthecouldn’tsayanything.Thedentisteventuallyremovedthecottonwoolfromhismouthandthewritertoldhimhehadpulledoutthewrongtooth.(72words)新概念英語(yǔ)2摘要寫(xiě)作答案(lesson49~lesson61)2010-08-0910:4049AyoungmaninTeheranboughtarealbedforthefirsttimeinhislife.Hesleptontheroofofhishousebecausetheweatherwashot.Threenightslater,thebedwassweptofftheroofduringastorm.Themanwasnotonlyunhurtbutstillonhismattress.Asthebedwasinpieces,hecarriedhismattressindoorsandafterhehadputitonthefloorhewentbacktosleep50ThewriterwantedtogotoWoodfordGreenbutashedidnotknowtheway,theconductorpromisedtotellhimwheretogetoff.Whentheyarrivedatthebusterminus,thewriteraskediftheywereatWoodfordGreen.Theconductorthenrealizedthathehadforgottentoputhimoff.Thewriterstayedonthebusbecauseitwasgoingback.51Hughissofatthathehasgoneonadiet.Hehasforbiddenhimselfallthefoodshelikesbuthehasnotlostweight.Whenthewritervisitedhimyesterday,hehidalargeparcelunderhisdesk.Theparcelcontainedchocolatesandsweets.Hughsaidthathehadtorewardhimselfoccasionallybecausehisdietwassostrict.52Thewriterhasbeentryingtogethisnewroominorderallmorning.Thishasproveddifficultbecauseheownsoverathousandbookswhichcovereveryinchoffloorspaceatthemoment.Hissisterhelpedhimtocarryoneofhisoldbookcasesupthestairsashortwhileago.Shegotasurprisewhenshesawtheroom,butshethoughtthatthebooksmadeaprettycarpet.53NowthatfiremenhaveputoutabigforestfireinCalifornia,theyhavebeentryingtodiscoveritscause.Therewasnoevidencethatitwasstartedbybrokenglassoracigaretteend.Howeverafiremanhasjustsolvedthemystery.Henoticedtheremainsofasnakewhichhadbeendroppedbyabirdontosomeelectricwires.Inwindingitselfroundthewires,thesnakehadsentsparkstothegroundandthiscausedthefire.54Assoonasthewriterreturnedhomefromtheshopsshebegantomakesomemeatpies.Whenthetelephonerangsoonafterwards,herfingerswereverysticky.ShespenttenminutestalkingtoHelenBatesonthetelephone.Afterthatshelookedatthemessshehadmade.Herfingers,thetelephoneandthedoorknobswerecoveredwithpastry.Justthenthepostmanrangthedoorbell.Hewantedhertosignforaregisteredletter.55‘TheRevealer’isanewmachinewhichisusedfordetectingburiedgold.Usingthismachine,asearchpartyrecentlytriedtofindgoldinacaveneartheseashore.Althoughtheyexaminedthecavethoroughlytheyonlyfoundasmallgoldcoinwhichwaspracticallyworthless.Howevermanypeoplebelievethatthemachinemayreveal56Alotofoldcarsenteredfortherace,whichisheldonceayear.Agreatmanyloudexplosionscouldbeheardwhentheysetoffandthoughmanycarsbrokedownduringtherace,afewmanagedtocompletethecourse.Thewinningcarwentdownhillsoquicklythatitsdriverhadalotofdifficultytryingtostopit.57Thoughthewomaninjeanshesitatedforamoment,sheenteredanexpensiveshopandaskedtoseeadressthatwasinthewindow.Onbeingtoldbyanassistantthatthedresswassold,thewomanreturnedthefollowingmorningdressedinafurcoat.Theassistantwaseagertoserveherthistime.Aftermakinghimbringheralmosteverythinginthewindow,thewomanfinallyboughtthedressshehadfirstaskedfor.58ThenumberofvisitorstothevillageofFrinleyhasincreasedbecausethereissaidtobea‘cursedtree’nearthechurch.Sincethevillagersbelievethatifanyonepicksaleafhewilldie,theyhaveaskedthevicartohavethetreecutdown.Asthetreeisausefulsourceofincome,thevicarhasrefusedtohavethetreecutdown.Meanwhile,thoughtouristshavebeenpickingleaves,notoneofthemhascometoharm.59Ourdog,Rex,usedtositoutsidethefrontgateandbarksothatsomeonewouldopenit.Eversincemyhusbandtrainedhimtoopenthegatehimself,Rexhasdevelopedanotherbadhabit.Hebarkswhenheisinthegardensothatsomeonewilllethimout.Afterthisheletshimselfinandbarksuntilsomeoneopensthegateagain.Nowthatmyhusbandhasremovedthegate,Rexhasdisappeared.60Thewritervisitedafortune-telleratavillagefairwhotoldhimthatarelationwascomingtoseehim.Sheaddedthatawomanheknewwellwouldspeaktohimwhenheleftthetentandhewouldfollowheroutofthefair.Thiscametruebecausehiswifespoketohimwhenhewentoutside.Shetoldhimtheyhadtomeethissisteratthestationandsheledhimoutofthefair.61WhentheHubbletelescopewaslaunchedintospaceinApril1990,thepicturesitsentuswereverydisappointingbecausethemainmirrorwasfaulty.Fourastronautswillsoonbemakingthenecessaryrepairs,andeventually,picturesfromtheHubblewilltellusagreatdealabouttheageandsizeoftheuniverse.新概念英語(yǔ)2摘要寫(xiě)作答案(leeson62~lesson72)2010-08-0910:4362Ittookthefiremennearlythreeweekstogettheforestfireundercontrol.Nowthatallthegreattreeshadbeenburnt,therewasdangerthatheavyrainwouldcauseseriousfloodswhichwoulddestroythesurroundingvillages.Topreventthis,theforestauthoritiesorderedgrass-seedwhichwassprayedoverthegroundbyplanesfornearlyamonth.Bythetimethatitbegantorain,thegrasshadtakenrootinmanyplaces.63WhenJeremyHampden,whoisgreatlyadmiredforhisgreatsenseofhumour,wasinvitedtomakeaspeechataweddingreception,heimmediatelyagreedtodoso.Sincethespeechcontainedalotoffunnystories,itwasagreatsuccess.Whenhissix-year-olddaughter,Jenny,wantedtogohomeafterhisspeech,Jeremywasdisappointed.Shehadnotenjoyeditbecauseshedidnotliketoseesomanypeoplelaughingathim.64Thetunnel,whichtheFrenchengineer,AiméThomé,plannedtobuildundertheEnglishChannelin1858,wouldbeventilatedbytallchimneysbuiltabovesealevel.AnEnglishman,WilliamLowe,suggestedabetterplantwoyearslater.Passingtrainswouldsolvetheproblemofventilationinhisproposeddoublerailwaytunnelbecausetheywoulddrawinfreshairbehindthem.Thoughworkbeganforty-twoyearslater,itwasstoppedbecausetheBritishfearedinvasion.However,thetunnelwasofficiallyopenedonMarch7,1994.65Afterhavingdecidedtotakesomepresentstoachildren'shospital,thecircusowner,JimmyGates,dressedupasFatherChristmasandsetoffdownthemainstreetofthecityridinganelephantcalledJumbo.Onbeingtoldthathewasholdingupthetraffic,JimmyagreedtogoatoncebutJumborefusedtomove,sofifteenpolicemenhadtopushhimoffthemainstreet.Ashehadagoodrecord,however,Jumbowasnotarrested.66TheLancasterbomberwasnottoobadlydamagedwhenitcrashedonaremoteislandintheSouthPacific.Thenthewreckremainedundisturbedfortwenty-sixyearsuntilitwasrediscoveredinanaerialsurveyoftheisland.TheFrenchauthoritieshadtheplanepackagedandmovedinpartsbacktoFrance,whereagroupofenthusiastswillbehavingitrestored.Theywillhavetohavethreeoftheenginesrebuilt,butthefourthengineisstillinperfectconditionbecauseacolonyofbeeshadturneditintoahiveanditwastotallycoveredinbeeswax.67Tazieff,thePolishscientist,wenttoLakeKivuintheCongoin1948toobserveanewvolcanowhichhecalledKituro.Aftertakingphotographs,hehadtoleavealmostatoncebecauseariverofliquidrockthreatenedtosurroundhim.Heescapedjustintimebuthereturnedtwodayslaterwhenthevolcanohadbecomequiet.ThistimeheclimbedintothemouthofKituroinordertotakephotographsandmeasuretemperatures.68EventhoughElizabethtriedtoavoidmeetingNigelDykes,shewasnotabletodoso.Ashealwaysinsistedonaccompanyingher,shehadtothinkofawayofpreventinghimfromfollowingheraroundallmorning.Whenshetoldhimshewasgoingtothedentist,hesaidhewouldcomewithherbecausetherewasalwaysplentytoreadinthewaitingroom.69Mr.Eameshaddrivensuccessfullythroughheavytrafficduringhisthirddrivingtestwhentheexaminerinstructedhimtodriveoutoftown.Hetoldhimtosupposethatachildwouldsuddenlycrosstheroadinfrontofhim.Mr.Eameswouldhavetostopthecarwithinfivefeetwhentheexaminertappedonthewindow.Thoughhetappedloudly,Mr.Eamesdidnotreactquicklyenoughandwastoldthathehadjustkilledthechild.70Adrunksuddenlywanderedintothemiddleoftheringduringabullfightandshoutedruderemarksandwavedaredcap.Ignoringthematador,thebullchargedatthedrunk,buthesteppedasidetoletitpass.Thecrowdcheeredandthedrunkbowed.Justafterthis,threemendraggedthedrunktosafetywhilethebulllookedonsympatheticallybeforeitoncemoreturneditsattentiontothematador.71AftertheHousesofParliamentwereburntdownin1834,SirBenjaminHallwasmaderesponsiblefortheconstructionofahugeclock,whichbecameknownasBigBen.Itisveryaccuratedespiteitsimmensesize,forofficialsfromtheGreenwichObservatoryhavetheclockcheckedtwiceaday.Thisclock,whichhasrarelygonewrong,canbeheardontheB.B.C.Whenitisstriking,becausemicrophonesareconnectedtotheclocktower.72SirMalcolmCampbellsetupaland-speedrecordin1935drivingacarcalledBluebird,whichhadbeenspeciallybuiltforhim.Hisaveragespeedwasincorrectlydeclaredtobe299milesperhour,butthismistakewascorrectedlater.Hehadaveraged301milesanhour.Yearslater,hisson,Donald,alsobrokearecordandhiscarwasalsocalledBluebird.新概念英語(yǔ)2摘要寫(xiě)作答案(lesson73~lesson84)2010-08-0910:4673Aboywhoplayedtruanttravelled1,600miles.HehitchhikedtoDoverwherehesleptinaboat,onlytofindhimselfinCalaisthenextmorning.Alorrydrivergavehimaliftandsomethingtoeat,andtheboygotoffnearParis.Hestoppedanothercarbut,insteadofbeingtakentoParis,hewastakentoPerpignanontheFrench-Spanishborder.Afterbeingpickedupbyapoliceman,hewassenthomebythelocalauthorities.74Afteranancientbushadstoppedbyadryriverbed,apartyoffamousfilmstarsdescended.Theyweredressedindarkglassesandoldclothessoasnottoberecognized.Twooftheactorscarriedsomepicnicthingstoashadyspotandeveryonesatdown.Justthenasheriffarrivedandtoldthemrudelythattheymustleavebecausecampingwasnotallowed.Evenwhentheytoldhimwhotheywere,hedidnotbelievethem.75Aplanecrashedinthemountains,buttheonlypassengers,ayoungwomanandhertwobabydaughters,werenothurt.Itwasmidwinterandextremelycold,sothewomanputthechildreninacase,coveredthemwithclothesandkeptclosetothemallnight.Whensheheardplanesearlynextmorning,shestampedoutSOSinthesnow.Thiswasseenbyapilot,whosentaradiomessage,andtheyweresoonrescuedbyahelicopter.76Toendthespecialnewsbulletin,thetelevisionannouncershowedviewersthemacaronifieldsofCalabria,wheremacaronihasbeengrownforoversixhundredyears.Harvestinghasbegunearlierthisyearandthewholevillagehasbeenworkinghard,gatheringandthreshingthecropbeforetheSeptemberrains.Thecropisprocessedinthelocalfactory.Aftertheharvest,thefamousCalabrianmacaroni-eatingcompetition,whichSignorFratellihaswoneveryyearsince1991.willtakeplace.ThatendedthenewsbulletinforApril1st.Lesson77（1）DoctorshavejustoperatedonthemummyofanEgyptianwomanwhodiedin800BC.Theywantedtofindoutwhethershediedofararedisease.Afterremovingasectionofthemummy,theysentittoalaboratory.Duringtheoperation,theyunexpectedlyfoundasmallwaxfigureofagod.Thoughtheywereafraidthemummywouldfalltopieces,itsuccessfullysurvivedtheoperation.(69words,)（2）DoctorshavejustoperatedonthemummyofanEgyptianwomanwhodiedin800.,inordertofindoutifshediedofararedisease.Theyremovedasectionofthemummy,whichtheysenttoalaboratory.Insidethemummy,theyunexpectedlyfoundasmallwaxfigureofagod.Theywereafraidthemummywouldfalltopieces,butitsurvivedtheoperation.(69words)Lesson78(1)Havingreadanarticleonsmoking,thewritersmokedhislastcigarette.Hedidnotsmokeforaweekandhiswifesufferedbecausehehadabadtemperandalargeappetite.MeanwhilefriendsofferedhimcigarettesandwereamusedtoseehimproduceapacketofsweetsfromIrispocket.Whenhewenttoaparty,heacceptedacigarettewhichhewasofferedbyafriendandsin