1.Sigapore2.Greenland3.AngelFalls4.Etna
5.theAndes6.MammonthCave7.LakeBaikal
8.theSahara9.Canada's
P8A
2
P8B
1257
Thepictureontheright.
P9B
1.veryfamousbuildings
2.madeofglass,steel,concrete
3.designed
精品文档.
4.style
5.1998
6.452metershigh
7.boththemodernandthetraditionalsideofmy
country
P10A
1.world-famousmuseum,Paris,500years,sixmillion
2.ancientcapital,bigenough,millionsof,shopping
center
P10B
1.LouvreMuseum
2.Kyoto,Japan
3.1989
4.HiroshiHara
5.Tocopewiththemillionsofvisitors
6.bringsnewlifeintothecitycenter
7.anugly,modernmistake
PllB
Answer3
Pllc
Answer2467
LessonB
P13A
Sentences1.3and5areTrue.
2.False;halfway,notalltheway
4.False;fromfaraway,notcloseup
P13B
1.thousands
2.bycar
3.unimpressed
P14B
lb2c3b4c5c
P15A
2e3c4a5d6f7h8b
P16C
1.man
2.somethingbeingbuilt
3.goesup
4.butontheotherhand
5.buildingdown
6.underground
7.aboveground
8.livinginacave
9.True
10.That'sright.
11.allthesebuildingspoppedup
12.I'llbet.
13.Maybe
14.Youknowwhat
15.youaretoomuch.
P18
1.constructionsite
2.buildings
3.admires
4.skyscrapers
5.takingpictures
6.somethingfamous
7.therichandfamousstay
8.what'sbeingbuilt
9.turnsout
10.parkinggarage
Unit2
P20B
3.address3.hardware4.mouse5.menu
6.icon
8.crashed
9.crashed
lO.mouse7.surfing
11.surfing13.icon14.hardware15.menu
4.16.address
P20A
lb2a3c
P21B
1.friend
2.toAll
3.keyboard
4.coffee
5.computer
6.five
P21BOntypewriters
P24A
1.pet2.cellphones
P24B
Conversation1:
a.notveryaffordable
c.interactive
d.rechargeable
e.strange
Conversation2
d.popular
P24Amessageontheright
P25B
convenientaffordableeasyFastreliable
CellVV
phone
e-mailVVV
mailVFaxVVmachine
P25A
Toaster,microwave,coffeemaker,clock,washing
machine,lights,hearter,air
conditioner,refrigerator,telephone
P26B
Tl.T
2.F;notcoffeemaker,butclock
3.
F;nottodaylive,butinthefuturewillbe4.5.F;not
wanted,butdidn'twantF;notall6.P27C
A3b6c4d2e5f7
P29A
2.T
3.T
4.F;computer,notcellphone
5.T
6.F;e-mails,notphones
7.T
8.T
9.F;notreliable
P30B
1.T
3.F;today,nottomorrow
4.F;atypewriter,notacomputer
6.F;terrible,nothappy
P31A
2a3b4a5b6b
P32C
1.weren'tthatbad
2.asfor
3.ohmygosh
4.weresounreliable
5.usedtocrashallthetime
6.asaffordableorasfastas
7.asfastassomeofthenewer,moreexpensiveones
8.nowadays
9.usedtousetheonesattheuniversity
10.Nobigdeal
11.inthosedays
P33A
Tobuy,tosee,viewing,attractive,innovative,reliable,affo
rdable,watching
P34
1.termpaper
2.technology
3.usedto
4.reliable
5.models
6.didn'tuseto
7.computerlabs
8.theelectricitywentout
9.old-fashioned
10.assignment
Unit3LessonA
P35A
2D3G4C5F6B7H8E
P36A
1.internationalcorrespondent
2.journalistandphotographer
P36B
IC2D3C4B5B6D
P41A
1.likes2.dislikes
P41B
1.thecomicspage,thehoroscope,theprice
2.thenewscoverage,theheadlines
Backrow,lefttoright:
Tom,Joseph,Olivia,Randy;
Frontrow:Tina
1.Olivia2.Amy3.Randy4.Tina
P43A
1.TheyCouldn'tCommunicate
2.ADangerousOccupation
3.SilentBeauties
4.AVeryBusyThief
B.
1.couldnotcommunicatewitheachother
2.heslippedonice
3.theywerecamels
4.hedidn'treturnittothecardealer
P44A
Firststory:Kangaroototherescue!
Secondstory:Anunderwaterpostoffice
P44B
1.102.farmer3上arking4.scubadiving5.draw
tourists'attention6.three
P46A
Sentences1,3and7areTrue.
2.False;boringandnotverycreative,notinteresting
andverycreative
4.False;doesn'tthink
5.False;newsanchors,notcameramen
6.False;doesn'tfeel
P46B
2.Miyuki:d3.Dennis:b4.Alejandra:e5.Nick:a
6.Gian:c
P47B
lb2c3b4a5c
P48A
73416852
P49C
1.stuff2.Hey3.Isn'thethat4.withthesilver
guitar
5.long,blackhair6.shortspikyhair7.wearsthat
reallycoolwhitesuit8.man9.Theonesitting
down10.withthelonghairandglasses
11.whatareyouwaitingfor
12.Areyoukidding
13.1hardlyknowher
14.Somehow
15.Youarekiddingme
5.
6.
Unit4LessonA
P52B.
1.pleasant2.active3.punctual4.careful
5.flexible
6.independent
P52C
1c2a3d4b5f6e
P53A
1.Diane2.Mimi3.Alice
l.bboss-customers2.alate^punctual2.b
Yesterday-*Lastweek3.aten-*eight
3.b
question->energy
P54B
JuanhasbeenstudyingJapanese.Greghasbeen
marriedfortwoyears.
P57D
a.tourguideb.fashiondesignerc.flight
attendantd.farmhande.police
officerf.taxidriverg.fitness
instructorh.filmdirector
P57E
lb2f3d4h5c6a7c8g
P58Aflightattendant
BINo2No3No4Yes
P59A
1.becomeateacher
2.theteachingprogramisverygood
3.alotofpractice
4.youngkids
5.graduatefromtheuniversitynextJune
6.akindergarten
P59B
Position:brochuredesigner
Requirements:computer
skills;cooperative;flexibilityinworking
hours;availablerightnow
OptionalListening
A
1.informationmessages
2.warmandfriendly
3.threedaysaweek
4.shealwaysscreamsandshehastoavoid
hurtinghervoice
5.byusinghervoice
6.acomputer,arealperson
P61A.
1.Ken
2.Steven
3.Ken
4.Steven
P61B.
1.interviews
2.introduces
3.famous
4.loves
5.videotape
6.moves
7.drive
8.independent
9.stressful
10.hired
Unit4LessonB
P63A
2.False;ten,notfive
3.False;hospital,notcomputercompany
4.True
5.True
6.True
2d3f4c5a6g7e
P64B
1.True
2.False;sellsoftware,nottrainpeople
3.False;Ms.LiwantstoknowaboutClaudia
experience
7.False;calls,note-mails
P65A
2a3c4b5c
P66C
1.Thanksverymuchforcomingin.
2.yourresume
3.Hereyouare
4.tellyoualittlebit
5.lookingforsomeone
6.flexibility
7.apleasantmannerwithcustomers
8.rmreallygoodatthat.
9.yourexperiencewithsoftwareprograms
10.howtouseasimilarsoftwareproduct
11.We，11beintouch
12.Comeon
13.bytheway
14.something
P68
1.position
2.mentions
3.trained
4.current
5.salesawards
6.impressive
7.isrightforthejob
8.callstoofferClaudiatheposition
9.leavesamessage
10.shealmostfallsoverthesofatryingto
gettothephone
Unit5
P69A.
1.purchase,employs
2.develops,ship,manage
3.advertse,compete
P70A
RichardBranson,VirginGroup(Ltd.)
1,3,4,5,7,8
P71B.
About,alargenumberof,over,upto
P74C
1.ahobby
2.students
3.JerryandDavid'sGuide
4.computers
5.grewquickly
6.Internet
7.millionsof
8.information
9.e-mailservices
10.profit
P75B
1.formountainclimbing
2.fortrimminghair
3.forrelaxing
4.foropeningbottles
5.forslicingfood
6.forcleaningtongues
P76B
1.April4,1975
2.BillGatesandPaulAllen
3.Redmond,Washington,UnitedStates
4.Worldwide
5.MicrosoftWindowsoperatingsystems,
MicrosoftOfficesuite,computerhardware
products,homeentertainmentproducts
6.Nearly90,000in105countriesby2008
P77A
1.departmentstores,shoppingmalls
2.putuptheirChristmaswindowdisplays
3.companiesjustwantthemtospendmoremoney
4.wecanstartthinkingaboutwhatwereally
needinlife
P77B
1.BuyNothingDay
2.Theyshouldn'tspendanymoneyfor24hours
3.Inover15countries
4.Canada
5.ThestartoftheChristmasshoppingseason
6.Peopleareforgettingtherealmeaningofthe
holidays.
7.People5sideaaboutshopping
P78A
lb2d3e4g5f6a7c8h
P79B
la2b
P81A
2e3a4f5d6c
1.executives
2.brochures
3.smoothie
4.wordofmouth
5.flyers
6.ajanitorialservice
P82B
If2c3b4a5c6d
P83A
Sentences2,4,5and8areTrue.
1.False;commercial,notafilmschoolproject
2.False;wassick,nothadtostudy
6.False,satisfactory,notunsatisfactory
7.False;makemoretapes,notremakethetape
P84C
1.thatshoulddoit
2.Check
3.Hellothere
4.themostsuccessful
5.excellentquality
6.greatdesign
7.affordableprices
8.Why
9.stylish
10.100%genuine
11.talkabout
12.folks
13.thebestproduct
14.therightprice
15.encore
P85A
2.flowers
3.skies
4.news
5.driving
6.world
P86
1.shoot
2.president
3.starring
4.founded
5.showoff
6.describes
7.liesdownonit
8.fallsasleep
9.whenthephonerings
10.sotheyhavedescribedtohire
Unit6
P88B
1.summerhouse
2.limousinedriver
3.designerclothes
4.privateschool
5.personaltrainer
6.luxurysuite
7.creditcard
8.privatejet
9.spendingmoney
P89A
TheBurjAlArabHotel
P89B
IP2P3R4R5B6B7P8P
P90B
Themanboughtthetickets.Hisfriendwonthe
prize.
P93Ab
ID2D3JC4JC5D6D7J8J
，
th1.abrandnew,202.Josephsfriend
P94B
1.Whenshewasauniversitystudent.
2.Notatall.ItwasanoldlittleredToyota.
3.Sheworkedthewholesummervacationina
restaurant.
4.Yes,shedid.Shetookallherfriendsdriving
aroundeveryweekend.
5.Anaccidentdestoryedthecar.
If2d3c4b5e6a
P95B
1.60hours
2.Shewasworkingsohardtopayforabig
house,expensivefurniture,anewcar,andall
the
“important“thingsinlife.
3.Goingoutonherhouseboat
4.Shehearsducksandbirds.
5.Shecangofishingfromherlivingroom.
6.Onweekends,shegoesalongtheriveronher
boat,exploringnewplaces.
P95C
246
P97B
1.Theywillselltheirknowledgeaboutusing
plantsplantsasmedicine.
2.Theywillgetjobsandeducationfortheir
peopletosavetheircultureandlanguage.
3.Themonksrecordandselltheirmusic.
4.Theyusethemoneyforsummercampsfor
teenagers.
P97C
1.False2False3True4True5Fslse6True
P99A
2f3b4a5c6h7g8e
P99B
2.Calum:takeaholiday
3.Natalie:buyacarorcars;buyahouse;invest
moneyforthefuture
4.Dave:spendit(money)asfastaspossible;
buy
acarorcars
P100B
la2b3b4c5c
P101A
2.False;everything,notnothing
3.True
4.False;land,notluck
5.False;never,notalways
6.False;inEurope,notonafarminMinnesota
7.True
8.False;doesn,thaveenoughcash
P102C
1.apparently2.You，rekidding!
3.Ineverknew4.oranything5.andthatwas
it
6.Wow!
7.couldyounothaveknown
8.rmtellingyou
9.Andnooneknew
10.Infact
11.Nowonder
12.Whowouldhavethought
13.rmalittleshorton
14.rmgoodforit
P103B
1.yes2.yes3.single4.asmuchaspossible
5.no
6.discountstores7.yes8.investit
9.7-8
hours10.yes,always
P104
1.lawyer
2.turnsout
3.haslefteverythingto
4.will
5.well-off
6.neverspentanymoney
7.investinland
8.treatthemalltodinner
9.shortoncash
10.borrowmoneytopayfordinner
Localgirlrescued
Shemayhavebrokenleg,butshecan'tbehappier.MorganBailey,11,
ishappytobealive.
TuesdaywaslikeanyotherdayforMorgan.Shewasatschool.Itwas
fourthperiod,andshewasthefirststudenttoarriveinthegymnasiumfor
herphysicaleducationclass.
Suddenly,therewasaloudnoise.
uTherewasasharpcrackingnoiseandthenaloudboom.Afterthat,I
don'trememberanything."saidMorgan.
Theroofofthegymnasiumhadcollapsedundertheheavysnow.
Morganwastrappedunderneath,shecouldn'tescape.
“Iwokeupandtherewasabigpieceofwoodonmyleg,Icouldn't
moveit.Iwasstartingtogetcold.”
Fortunately,helpwasnearby.Anewprogramusingurescuerobot”
wastriedforthefirsttime.
“Wewerenervousaboutusingtherobot,“saidDerrickSneedtheman
inchargeoftheprogram,“butintheend,therobotgaveusreliable
information.Itwasextremelywell.”
TherescuerobotwasabletogointothegymandlocateMorgan's
exactposition.
“Wesendinrobotfirstbecauseitmaynotbesafeforhumans,“said
Mr.Sneed.uHumanbeingsarenotasusefulasrobotsinsomesituations.
Agasleak,forexample,couldkillyouorme,butwouldn'thurtarobot.”
Althoughitdidn'thappeninMorgan'scase,somerescuerobotscan
bringfreshairorwatertopeoplewhoaretrapped.
Rescuerobotsgointorough,dangerousplaces.Theyworkinlifeor
deathsituations.Theyhavetobedurable.
DoctorsaysthatMorganisdoingwell.Sheshouldbegoinghomein
twoorthreedays.Whatisthefirstthingshewantstodoaftershegetsout
ofthehospital
“Iwanttomeetmyhero,“laughsMorgan,uthatlittlerobotthatsaved
mylife!”
Adornoad
IsadvertisingreallynecessaryBillionsofdollarsarespentonit
everyyear,soitmustbeimportant.Afterall,it'sabusyworld.Youhave
toadvertise,sellproductsandmakemoney.!
Noteverycompanythinksthatway.TheNo-Adcompany("no-ad”
standsfor“notadvertised")avoidsbigadvertisingcampaigns.The