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1、Lesson 2Waiting for the PoliceBTLEWLesson 2Waiting for the PoliceBTLEWI. Oral Work II. Quiz III. Writing IV. Listening Lab Lesson 2Waiting for the PoliceBTLEWList Group Discussion Dramatizing1. Story Telling Lesson 2Waiting for the PoliceBTLEWThe end of Group Discussion.Group DiscussionWork in group

2、s of 4-5.Each one selects a character in the story and give him or her a sketch by using some descriptive expressions. Try to analyze the characterization in the authors perspective with some humorous remarks. Lesson 2Waiting for the PoliceBTLEWThe end of Dramatizing.Turn the text into a little play

3、 and act it out.DramatizingLesson 2Waiting for the PoliceBTLEWStory Telling The end of Oral Work.Have you read some mystery stories or thrillers, especially with a sense of suspense? Try to retell it to your classmates.Lesson 2Waiting for the PoliceBTLEW1. Her jewelry _ under the spotlights and she

4、became the dominant figure at the ball.A. blazedB. dazzled C. glaredD. glittered2. Weeks _ before anyone was arrested in connection with the bank robbery. A. elapsedB. expiredC. overlappedD. terminatedD ATo be continued on the next page.Lesson 2Waiting for the PoliceBTLEW1. Her jewelry _ under the s

5、potlights and she became the dominant figure at the ball.A. blazed B. dazzled C. glared D. glittered2. Weeks _ before anyone was arrested in connection with the bank robbery. A. elapsedB. expiredC. overlapped D. terminatedblaze: 著火著火dazzle:使眩暈使眩暈glare: 強(qiáng)光，炫目的光glitter：閃爍，：閃爍，華麗奪目華麗奪目 elapse:流逝流逝expir

6、e:滿期滿期terminate:結(jié)結(jié)束、使終止束、使終止D ALesson 2Waiting for the PoliceBTLEW3. Often such arguments have the effect of _ rather than clarifying the issues involved. A. blockingB. obscuring C. tacklingD. prejudicing D ATo be continued on the next page.4. He raised his eyebrows and stuck his head forward and _

7、it in a single nod, a gesture boys used then for O.K. when they were pleased. A. jerkedB. twisted C. shruggedD. tuggedLesson 2Waiting for the PoliceBTLEW3. Often such arguments have the effect of _ rather than clarifying the issues involved. A. blocking B. obscuring C. tackling D. prejudicing tackle

8、:處理處理prejudice:使有使有偏見；偏見； 不利于，損不利于，損害害 obscure:掩蓋；掩蓋； 隱藏；隱藏； 使難理解使難理解 stick:使突出使突出jerk: 使猝然一動(dòng)使猝然一動(dòng)tug:費(fèi)力拖、拉費(fèi)力拖、拉 4. He raised his eyebrows and stuck his head forward and _ it in a single nod, a gesture boys used then for O.K. when they were pleased. A. jerked B. twisted C. shruggedD. tuggedLesson 2W

9、aiting for the PoliceBTLEW5. She had recently left a job and had helped herself to copies of the companys client data, which she intended to _ in starting her own business. A. dwell onB. base on C. draw uponD. come upon6. I cant give you that for nothing. What do you take me _ ? A. upB. for C. toD.

10、afterC BTo be continued on the next page.Lesson 2Waiting for the PoliceBTLEW5. She had recently left a job and had helped herself to copies of the companys client data, which she intended to _ in starting her own business. A. dwell onB. base on C. draw uponD. come upon6. I cant give you that for not

11、hing. What do you take me _ ? A. upB. for C. toD. afterdwell on:詳述詳述draw upon: 利用利用come upon:偶然碰上偶然碰上take up:接納接納take to:開始沉溺于開始沉溺于take after:與。相像與。相像take for: 誤認(rèn)誤認(rèn)為為Lesson 2Waiting for the PoliceBTLEW7. Let me _ the broken glass before someone walks on it.A. cover upB. clear upC. wash upD. spring u

12、p8. If you keep in mind the process of word deviation, youll be able to _ the meaning of many words.A. reason withB. make upC. count onD. figure outB DTo be continued on the next page.Lesson 2Waiting for the PoliceBTLEW7. Let me _ the broken glass before someone walks on it.A. cover upB. clear upC.

13、wash upD. spring up8. If you keep in mind the process of word deviation, youll be able to _ the meaning of many words.A. reason withB. make upC. count onD. figure outcover up:掩掩蓋、掩飾蓋、掩飾clear up:清理、清理、澄清澄清wash up:洗洗手洗臉、洗餐具、手洗臉、洗餐具、洗去洗去spring up:涌涌現(xiàn)現(xiàn)make up:編編造、補(bǔ)足造、補(bǔ)足count on:指指望望reason with:跟跟講道理，以講道

14、理，以理規(guī)勸理規(guī)勸 B DLesson 2Waiting for the PoliceBTLEW9. Scientists will have to come _ new methods of increasing the worlds food supply.A. up with B. up for C. down with D. down to10. A thought _ me that we ought to make a new arrangement. A. occurred B. struck C. turned to D. struck toA BTo be continued

15、 on the next page.Lesson 2Waiting for the PoliceBTLEW11. _ in a recent science competition, three individuals were awarded scholarships totaling 36,000. A. Judged the best B. Judging for the best C. Judging the best D. Having judged the best12. You never told us why you were late for the last meetin

16、g, _?A. werent youB. didnt youC. had youD. did youA DTo be continued on the next page.Lesson 2Waiting for the PoliceBTLEW13. He has _ that it is difficult for him to travel. A. too heavy a work load B. a too heavy work load C. so heavy a work load D. such heavy a work load 14. _ Ill marry him all th

17、e same. A. Whether he being rich or poor B. He be rich or poor C. He being rich or poor D. Be he rich or poorC BTo be continued on the next page.Lesson 2Waiting for the PoliceBTLEW15. If that idea was wrong, the project is bound to fail, _ good all the other ideas might be.A. whatever B. though C. w

18、hatsoever D. however16. The less the surface of the ground yields to the weight of the body of a runner, _ to the body.A. the greater the stress B. the stress is greaterC. greater the stress is D. greater is the stressD ATo be continued on the next page.Lesson 2Waiting for the PoliceBTLEW17. Could y

19、ou give this book to Mr. Chen? Certainly, _ him about something else in any case, so it wont be any bother at all. A. Ill seeB. I see C. I can see D. Ill be seeing 18. _ their assistance, we would be in serious difficulty. A. If it is not for B. Be it not for C. It being not for D. Were it not for D

20、 DTo be continued on the next page.Lesson 2Waiting for the PoliceBTLEW19. Some days go by much more quickly than others. Some hours as if they _. A. would never end B. should never end C. will never endD. might never end20. When she arrived, she found _ the aged and the sick at home. A. none butB. n

21、othing but C. none otherD. no other thanA AThe end of Quiz.Lesson 2Waiting for the PoliceBTLEWWrite an essay of about 150 words on either of the topics:v Describe the character you like best.1. Comment on the relationship that existed between the guests at the boarding-house.The end of Writing.Lesso

22、n 2Waiting for the PoliceBTLEWTo be continued on the next page.Listen to the story. Try to decide whether the following statements are true or false?The first time Gillian met Maurice, he was watering the flowerbeds near the gates of the hospital.If you want to see Mr. Carmichael in his office, you should go through the main door, turn right, walk down to the end of the corr