Unit+2+Out+of+This+World+Reading+(II) 高二下學(xué)期英語(yǔ)譯林版（2020）選擇性必修第三冊(cè)

三Reading(II)2025VerbsNounsAdjectivesAdverbsadventureadventure,adventureradventurousadventurouslydifferdifferencedifferentdifferentlydefinedefinitiondefinite,definingdefinitelyrewardrewardrewardingrewardinglyremarkremarkremarkableremarkablyB2(1)Healtheducationwisdominthe

UKfromthatoftheUnited

States.(2)For

themore

tourists,therearetrips

intothe

mountainswithalocal

guide.(3)Generally

speaking,giving

ismuch_

thanreceivinginthe

long

term.more

rewardingFill

in

the

blanks

with

the

proper

forms

of

the

above

words.differsadventurous(5)Heconcludedfrom

theirthat

they

were

not

in

favourof

the

plan.(4)_

ofallwords

inthis

dictionary

are

printed

in

romantype.Fill

in

the

blanks

with

the

proper

forms

of

the

above

words.Definitionsremarks(1)

absenceDefinitionsabsence

n.being

awayabsenteen.person

whoisn'tpresentVocabulary

webabsence

n.→absentabsent-minded

adj.absent—mindedness

n.adv.absentee

n.adv.adj.→absently→absent-mindedly(2)

occupyDefinitionsoccupy

v.1)to

fill

or

use

a

space,an

area

or

an

amount

of

time2)to

live

or

work

in

a

room,house

or

building3)to

enter

a

place

in

a

large

group

and

take

control

of

it,especially

bymilitary

force4)to

fill

your

time

or

keep

you

busy

doing

sthoccupied

adj.1)beingusedby

sb2)busy(2)occupyDefinitionsoccupation

n.1)the

act

of

moving

into

a

country,town,etc.and

taking

control

of

it

using

military

force;the

period

of

time

during

which

a

country,town,etc.is

controlled

in

this

way2)a

job

or

professionVocabularyweboccupy

v.

occupied

adj.

occupation

n.occupy

oneself

(in

doing

sth/with

sth)be

occupied

in

doing

sth

(with

sth)(3)

evaluateDefinitionsevaluate

v.to

form

an

opinion

of

the

amount,value

or

qualityof

sth

after

thinking

about

it

carefullyinvaluable

adj.extremely

usefulvalueless

adj.without

value

or

worthVocabularywebv.→evaluationadj.→invaluablev.evaluatev.→valuablevaluevaluevalueless

adj.n.adj.(4)maintenanceDefinitionsmaintenance

n.1)theactof

keeping

sth

in

good

condition

by

checking

or

repairing

it

regularly2)the

act

of

making

a

state

or

situation

continueVocabulary

webmaintain

v.→maintenance

n.Definitionsexposure

n.1)the

state

of

being

in

a

place

or

situation

where

there

is

no

protection

fromsth

harmful

or

unpleasant2)the

state

of

having

the

true

facts

about

sb/sth

told

after

they

have

been

hidden

because

they

are

bad,immoral

or

illegal3)thefactofbeingdiscussedormentionedontelevision,in

newspapers,

etc.Vocabulary

webexposeV.

exposed

adj.exposure

n.ex-exitn.

exist

v.

expose

V.

explode

v.export

v.

explore

v.

expand

v.(5)exposure(6)visibleDefinitionvisible

adj.1)thatcan

be

seen2)thatis

obvious

enough

tobenoticedVocabularywebvisibleadj.→visibly

adv.visibilityn.visible

adj.→invisible

adj.→invisibly

adv.→

invisibility

n.(2)The

weather

was

atits

worst

withheavy

fog

that

gaveminimum

(visible).(1)They

tookinpoor-graded

students

and

graduated

them

onlowermarks,sothe

degree

became

(value).Fillintheblankswiththeproperformsof

thegivenwords.valuelessvisibility(3)The

most

important

thing

to

be

happy

fortheold

is

to

keepthem

(occupy).(4)Only

by

keeping

down

costs

will

this

country(maintenance)its

competitive

advantage

over

other

countries.Fill

in

the

blanks

with

the

proper

forms

of

the

given

words.occupiedmaintain(5)His

(absent-minded)during

the

experiment

nearlycaused

an

explosion

of

the

chemical.(6)We

need

to

have

a

proper_(evaluate)of

thenewsystem

before

it

is

carriedout.Fillinthe

blanks

with

the

proper

forms

ofthe

given

words.absent—mindednessevaluation(7)Strangelyenough,patternsthat

are

(visible)onthe

ground

can

be

the

most

striking

part

of

an

aerial

photograph.(8)Pleasestateyour

name,age

and(occupy)below.Fillintheblankswiththeproperformsofthegivenwords.invisibleoccupation(9)He

stared(absent)into

the

darkness

outside

the

trainwindow,aglowingcigarette

between

hisfingers.(10)We

are

(exposure)to

an

overwhelming

number

ofchemical

contaminants

every

day

in

our

air,water

and

food.Fillinthe

blanks

with

the

proper

forms

of

the

given

words.absentlyexposed(1)missions(2)evaluate(3)of

vital

importance(4)cast

new

lighton(5)visible(6)circumstances(7)absence(8)bothersB1AnswerThis

sentence

includes

two

compound

sentences

connected

by

“but”.In

thefirst

compound

sentence,“it”is

the

formal

subject

and

“that”leads

to

theactual

subject

clause.Besides,there's

a“with+compound

object”:with

no

pressure

against

our

back.1.It's

strange

that

we

try

to

sleep

with

no

pressure

against

ourback,but

the

unusual

beds

don't

bother

us

any

more.(para.2)Understanding

the

complex

sentencesThis

sentence

includes

two

compound

sentences

connected

by“s0”,expressing

“cause

and

effect”.In

the

first

compound

sentence,there

is

a“with+compound

object”:with

so

much

going

on.2.With

so

much

going

on,the

space

station

needs

a

lot

ofmaintenance,so

we

constantly

check

support

systems

and

do

somecleaning.(para.3)UnderstandingthecomplexsentencesThe

main

body

of

the

sentence

is

“spacewalking

is

not

as

exciting”.Thefirst“as”conducts

a

concessive

adverbial

clause

with