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PAGEPAGE4第一課的單詞Barrenadj.貧瘠的同:sterile

Thebarrenlandcouldproducelittlefood.Bumpv.碰撞菜TheroomwasdarkandIbumpedmyheadagainstthedoor.Devisev.設(shè)計(jì)；發(fā)明同:invent

Hedevisedanewmethodforteachingtheblind.Exertv.使用同:use

Mywife’sbeenexertingalotofpressureonmetochangemyjob.Intrigue1.n.陰謀同:conspiracy2.v.引起…的興趣

Theking’syoungerbrothertookpartintheintriguetomakehimselfking.

Thebook’sunusualtitleintriguedmeintoreadingit.Oathn.宣誓；誓言同:pledge

HeplacedhisrighthandontheBibleashespoketheoathofoffice.Postponev.延期同:adjourn

Thehadtopostponetheirtripbecauseofrain.Refugen.避難所；避難同:shelter

Thecattookrefugefromthedogbehindatree.Regainn.恢復(fù)同:recover

Ittookheralongtimetoregainherhealth.Shatterv.破滅；粉碎同:smash

Theirhopeoffindinghimalivewasshatteredwhenhisdeadbodywasfound.Teasev.嘲弄同:vex

Atschool,theotherchildrenalwaysteasedmebecauseIwasfat.Tiltv.傾斜同:incline

Hetiltedhischairbacktoofarandfellonthefloor.Version1.n.翻譯同:translation2.n.敘述

DoyouhavetheEnglishversionofthisbook?

Yourversionoftheaccidentdiffersfromthatoftheotherwitness.Absurdadj.荒謬的反:reasonable

Hisbeliefthathewastooclevertobecauthtinhiswrongdoingwasabsurd.Alienadj.外國的反:domestic

Aftertenyearshisalienspeechwasstillnoticeable.Amiableadj.和藹可親的反:spiteful

Sheisanamiablegirlandgetsalongwitheveryoneintheoffice.Banv.禁止反:allow

Inmostcountriesthesaleofliquortochildrenisbanned.Figurativeadj.比喻的反:literal

“Thesweettemper”isafigurativeexpression,but“sweetcoffee”isnot.Genuineadj.真正的反:false

Herweddingringismadeofgenuinediamond.Hoistv.升起反:lower

Theyhoistthenationalflagatsixo’clockeverymorning.Incorrectadj.不正確的反:accurate

Thenewspapergaveanincorrectaccountofthetrafficaccident.Massiveadj.巨大的反:tiny

Thehousewasbuildonamassiverock.Staleadj.不新鮮的反:fresh

Therewasonlyapieceofstalecakeleftintherefrigerator.Thrivev.茂盛反:decline

Mostfloerswillnotthrivewithoutwaterandsunshine.Wholesalen.批發(fā)反:retail

Thebuyatwholesaleandsellatretail.Annoyv.騷擾n.annoyance

Thebabyisalwaysannoyinghissisterbypullingherhair.Celebratev.慶祝n.celebration

WecelebratedChristmaswithtreesandpresents.Diplomatn.外交家n.diplomacy

Theunsociablepersonishardlyfitforadiplomat.Foreseev.預(yù)知adj.foreseeable

Itisimpossibletoforeseewhethershe’llbewellenoughtocomehomefromhospitalnextmonth.Inducev.說服n.inducement

Wecouldn’tinducetheoldladytotravelbyair.Mobilizev.動(dòng)員n.mobilization

Ourcountryisingreatdanger;wemustmobilizethearmy.Precedev.在前n.precedent

Mr.EisenhowerprecededMr.KennedyaspresidentoftheUnitedStates.Predeterminev.預(yù)先決定adj.predeterminate

Somepeoplebelievethatman’sdestinyispredetermined.Prevailv.流行adj.prevalent

MakingresolutionsonNewYear’sDayisacustomthatstillprevails.Subtleadj.精致的；淡的n.subtlety

Hersubtlesmilemadehimcurious.Transactv.辦理n.transaction

Themantransactsmanyaffairsconnectedwiththepurchaseofahome.Treasonn.叛國adj.treasonous

Helpingtheenemiesofone’scountryisanapparenttreason.Utilizev.利用n.utility

Howcanweutilizehisknowledgeandskilltoouradvantage?Bosomn.胸

Sheworeafloweronthebosomofherdress.Diploman.文憑

Whenapersonhassuccessfullycompletedacertaincourseofstudy,heisgivenadiplomabythe

school.Dramaticadj.戲劇的

Themeetingbetweenthemotherandherblindsonwasdramatic.Fumen.煙；氣體

Thestrongfumesoftheautomobileexhaustearlychokedhim.Hurrahn.歡呼聲

“hurrah!”theyshoutedastheteamscoredagain.Miniature1.n.縮小之模型2.n.縮小物

Inthemuseumthereisaminiatureoftheship“Mayflower.”

Thechildwasplayingonthefloorwithhiscollectionofminiaturefarmanimals.Parceln.包裹

Onherbirthdayherarmswerefilledwithgiftparcels.Pilln.藥丸

Thepillstuckinhisthroatbutanextradrinkofwaterwasheditdown.Racketn.喧嘩

Thestudentsmadeabigracketastheylefttheschool.Rhymen.音

Thepoetusedtheword“flight”asarhymefortheword“night”.Scarn.疤

Themanlooksterrible;hehasmanyscarsonhischeeks.Sculpturen.雕刻

Therearemanyfamoussculpturesinthemuseum.Skipv.跳

WhenIreadabook,Iusuallyskipover;heuninterestingpart.練習(xí)：本期的生詞中選出適當(dāng)?shù)奶羁铡?.Fewplantsandanimals_____inthedesert.

2.Owingtothepossibilityofrisesinpricesandwages,itisnoteasyto_____thecostofproducingthisarticleinourfactory.

3.TheroomwassodarkthatI_____myheadagainstthedoor.

4.Theking’syoungerbrothertookpartinthe_____tomakehimselfking.

5.IntheUnitedStatesthesaleofliquortochildrenis_____.

6.Theunsociablepersonishardlyfita(an)_____.

7.WhenIreadabookIusually_____overtheuninterestingpart.

8.Thepoetusedtheword“gold”asa(an)_____fortheword“cold.”

9.“_____!”theyshoutedastheteamscoredagain.

10.They_____thenationalflagatsixo’clockeverymorning.

答案：

1.rigue5.banned

6.diplomat7.skip8.rhyme9.Hurrah10.hoist第二課的單詞Apparatusn.儀器同:equipment

答案：

1.pensate4.elastic5.fatigue

6.confide7.fantastic8.strides9.waded10.retail第三課的單詞Alterv.改變同:change

Ifthecoatistoolarge,thetailorcanalterittofityou.Doomn.命運(yùn)；劫數(shù)同:fate

Astheshipsank,theyfacedtheirdoom.Fragileadj.易碎的同:breakable

Thisolddishisinaveryfragilecondition.Fruitfuladj.有收獲的同:profitable

Wehadaveryfruitfuldiscussionintheclassroom.Garrisonn.要塞同:fort

ThejapanesegarrisononwakesurrenderedattheendofWorldWarⅡ.Hurlv.用力投擲同:cast

Thehunterhurledalong,sharpspearatthebear.Jailn.監(jiān)獄同:prison

Thejudgesenthimtojailforsixdays.Questn.探詢同:pursuit

Shewenttothelibraryinquestofsomethingtoread.Refrainv.抑制同:abstain

Inordertoloseweight,sherefrainedfromeatingcandy.Scriptn.字跡同:handwriting

Icouldeasilyrecognizemyfather’scarefulscript.Shabbyadj.簡陋的同:worn

Youlookrathershabbyinthoseclothes.Temporaryadj.暫時(shí)的同:transient

Manystudentsfindtemporaryjobsduringtheirsummerholidays.Urgentadj.緊急的同:imminent

Therefugeesareinurgentneedofmedicalsupplies.Alertadj.留心的反:heedless

Agoodhuntingdogisalerttoeverysoundandmovementinthefield.Artificialadj.1.人造的反:natural2.虛偽的

Theartificialflowersweremadeofpaperandcloth.

Shewelcomeduswithanartificialsmileonherface.Ascendv.上升反:descend

Hewatchedtheairplaneascendhigherandhigher.Disgracen.恥辱反:honor

Adoctorlikehimisadisgracetoourhospital.Grudgen.怨恨反:favor

Ialwaysfeelshehasagrudgeagainstme,althoughIdon’tknowwhatwrongIhavedonetoher.Nunn.修女；尼姑反:monk

Myauntisanun;shecan’tgetmarried,andhastolivealifeofprayerandworship.Randomadj.隨便的反:deliberate

Theroomwasfilledwitharandomselectionoffurniture.Steadfastadj.堅(jiān)定的反:inconstant

Hewassosteadfasttohisprinciplesthatwecouldn’tmovehim.Subordinate1.adj.下級反:superior2.n.屬下

Aclerkinabusinessoccupiesasubordinatepositiontothatoftheowner.

Agoodleaderistheonethatisrespectedbyhissubordinates.Thriftn.節(jié)儉反:waste

Herthriftsavedthemenoughmoneytobuyahourse.Treacherousadj.叛逆的反:loyal

Thetreacheroussoldiercarriedsomeimportantpiecesofinformationtotheenemy.Troublesomeadj.麻煩的反:pleasing

Heisatroublesomechild;heisnotobedienttohisparents.Alternativen.二選一adj.alternate

Herfathergaveherthealternativeofstayinginhighschoolorgoingtowork.Bulgen.凸出adj.bulgy

Thebagofcandymadeabulgeinthechild’spocket.Congratulatev.祝賀n.congratulation

Letmecongratulateyouonthebirthofyourson.Contradictionn.1.反駁2.矛盾adj.contradictory

Contradictionbythestudentsalwaysmakesmyteacherangry.

Itisacontradictiontosayyousupportthegovernmentbutwouldnotvoteforitinanelection.Detectv.發(fā)現(xiàn)n.detection

Smallquantitiesofpoisonweredetectedinthedeadman’sstomach.Executev.實(shí)現(xiàn)n.execution

Theplanwasgoodineveryrespect,butitwasbadlyexecuted.Intervenev.插入；介于其間ervention

AweekintervenesbetweenChristmasandNewYear’sDay.Monstern.怪物adj.monstrous

Thatdogisarealmonster;Ihaveneverseensuchabigone.Paralyzev.使麻痹n.paralysis

Hisarmwasparalyzedastheresultoftheaccident.Revivev.復(fù)活；蘇醒n.revival

Hewasnearlydrowned,butwerevivedhim.Staggerv.蹣跚adj.staggering

Theboystaggeredandfellundertheheavyloadofbooks.Subsequentadj.后來的n.subsequence

Thestorywillbecontinuedinsubsequentissuesofthemagazine.Clingv.粘著

Thetwofriendsclingtogetherwherevertheygo.Countenancen.面容；表情

Theactorhadahandsomeanddistinguishedcountenace.Dimensionn.尺寸

Heorderedwallpaperforaroomofthefollowingdimensions;16ft.long,12ft.wide,and8ft.high.Erasev.抹去

Heerasedthewronganswerandwroteintherightone.Growlv.咆哮

Thedogwasangryandgrowledatthestranger.Lickv.舔

Thecatlickedupthedropsofmilkfromthefloor.Postagev.郵資

Thepostageforairmailisgreaterthanthatforregularmail.Poultryn.家禽

Thismarkethasfreshpoultryforsaleatthebeginningofeverymonth.Prickv.刺

Whenshewassewingsheprickedherfingerandmadeitbleed.Skimv.1.掠去（液體上不要的漂浮物）2.掠過

Thecookskimmedthefatfromthesoup.

Iwatchedmanyseabirdsskimmingthewaveslookingforfood.Stitchn.一針

Shemadeaneatrowofstitchesalongtheedgeofherskirt.Undergov.承受

Sheunderwentathoroughexaminationatthehospitalaccordingtothedoctor’sorder.Wharfn.碼頭

Passengerswerewaitingonthewharftoboardtheship.練習(xí)：從本期的生詞中選出適當(dāng)?shù)奶羁铡?.He_____cursesattheunfortunatemanwhohadmadethemistake.

2.WehavetobuyanewsuitforMary;hersuitistoo_____.

3.Whenyoureadatnight,youreadby_____light.

4.Shehashada(an)_____againstmeeversinceIdisagreedwithher.

5.Amanwhoissenttoprisonbrings_____onhimselfandhisfamily.

6.Thenurse_____herdutyaccordingtothedoctor’sorder.

7.Wehavetodowhathewants;thereisno_____forusinthatmatter.

8.Thepresidentwasaskedto_____inthecoalstrike.

9.She_____tothehopethathersonwasnotdead.

10.Thestudent_____hismistakeontheexaminationpaper.

答案：

1.hurled2.shabby3.artificial4.grudge5.disgrace

6.ervene9.clung10.erased第四課的單詞Bellowv.吼叫同:roar

Hebellowedwithpainwhenthetoothwaspulledout.Beveragen.飲料同:drink

Insomecountries,itisillegaltosellalcoholicbeveragesonSundays.Calculatev.計(jì)算同:compute

Youmustcalculatealltheadvantagesanddisadvantagesbeforecomingtoadiscussion.Glamourn.魔力同:charm

Theglamourofthelifeofanactressmadehergiveupherstudy.Outfitn.用具同:equipment

Sheboughthimabaseballoutfitforhisbirthday.Rascaln.流氓同:rogue

Tworascalstrickedtheoldmanoutofhismoney.Renderv.1.給予同:give2.致使

Theorganizationrendersgreatservicetothecommunity.

Hisfatnessrendershimunabletotouchhistoes.Safeguardn.保持同:protection

Keepingcleanisasafeguardagainstdisease.cheduleS1.n.時(shí)刻表同:timetablev.排定

Accordingtotheproductionschedule,thefactoryissupposedtoturnoutahundredcarsaday.

ThePresident’sspeechisscheduledonnextFriday.Strapn.皮帶同:thong

Thegeneralworestrapsontheshouldersofhisuniform.Tombn.墳?zāi)雇?grave

Whenthekingdiedthepeopleplacedhisbodyinalargetombmadeofstone.Transmitv.傳送同:convey

Herillnesswastransmittedtoothermembersofthefamily.Wrathn.憤怒同:rage

Theking’sunjustlawsraisedagreatwrathamongthepeople.Baggyadj.松弛的反:tight

Oldpeoplesometimeshavebaggyskinundertheireyes.Beneficialadj.有益的反:harmful

Thenewhospitalwillbebeneficialtothepoorpeople.Disgust1.n.憎惡反:favor2.v.令人厭惡的

Thesmelloftherottenmeatfilledherwithdisgust.

Theimpolitemannerofthatmandisgustedmanypeople.Droughtn.干旱反:flood

Thewaterlevelinthereservoirwaslowbecauseofthelongdrought.Exterioradj.外部的反:interior

Theexteriorsurfaceofthehousewasbleachedbythesunlight.Eliminatev.削減反:include

Apartoftheprogramwaseliminatedtosavetime.Gorgeousadj.華麗的反:shabby

Childrenshoutedwhentheysawthepeacockspreadhisgorgeoustail.Illegaladj.不合法的反:lawful

Hewasarrestedfortheillegalsaleofguns.Ladn.少年反:lass

WelivedonapeacefulfarmwhenIwasalad.Retainv.保留反:lose

IntheUnitedStatesmostmarriedwomendonotretaintheirmaidennames.Tiltv.傾斜反:erect

Youtiltyourheadforwardwhenyoubow.Veto1.n.否決反:approval2.v.否決

Thegovernor’svetokeptthebillfrombecomingalaw.

Hisparentsvetoedhisplantobuyanewmotorcycle.Abbreviatev.減縮n.abbreviation

Hisbookwasabbreviatedandappearedinapublicmagazine.Availableadj.可利用的；可獲得的v.avail

TherewerenoticketsavailableforFriday’smusicperformance.Briben.賄賂n.bribery

Thejudgewasaccusedoftakingabribetofreetheprisoner.Chatn.閑談adj.chatty

Thewomanchattedonthephoneforalmostanhour.Contemptv.輕視adj.contemptible

Wefeelcontemptforaliarorathief.Fractionn.部分adj.fractional

She’scarefulwithhermoneyandspendsonlyafractionofherearnings.Idoln.偶像；神像v.idolize

Astoneidolstoodattheentranceofthevillage.Inheritv.繼承n.inheritance

Afterthefarmer’sdeathhiswifeandchildrenwillinheritthefarm.Reproducev.再生adj.reproductive

Shereproducedthecontentsherhusband’sletterfrommemory.Shrinkv.萎縮n.shrinkage

Washingwoolinhotwaterwillmakeitshrink.Temptv.引誘n.temptation

Thesightofthefoodtemptedthehungrymantosteal.Vitaladj.生命的；致命的v.vitalize

Hewasluckythatthebullethadnotenteredavitalorgan.Abuse濫用1.v2.n

Don’tabuseyourhealthbyworkingwhenyououghttobesleepingorresting.

Hisabuseofpowerhasturnedhisfriendsagainsthim.Brand1.n.品牌2.v.烙印

Whatbrandofcigarettedoyouwanttosmoke?

Onbigfarms,cattleareusuallybrandedtoidentifytheownerofthem.Compressv.壓縮

Compressedairhasagreatdealofforcewhenitreleased.Corridorn.走廊

YouwillfindRoom101attheendofthecorridor.Hatchv.1.圖謀；計(jì)劃2.孵

Thespieshatchedaschemetostealgovernmentsecrets.

Wehatchtheeggsbykeepingtheminawarmplace.Implyv.暗示

Herletterimpliesthatshewishestomeetyou.Logicn.邏輯；理學(xué)

Logicisnotthescienceofbelief,butscienceofprooforevidence.Merchandisen.商品

Thestorehadalargestockofmerchandise.Presidev.主持

Themayorpresidedoverthetownmeeting.Procurev.1.取得2.促成

Theyprocuredthemoneyneededtobuildthehospital.

Thetraitorsprocuredthedeathoftheprince.Rufflev.弄縐

Asuddenbreezeruffledthesurfaceofthecalmlake.Soarv.高升

Thepriceofsugarsoarswhensugarisscare.Surplusn.剩余

Hekeptenoughcorntofeedhiscattleandsoldthesurplus.練習(xí)：從本期的生詞中選出適當(dāng)?shù)奶羁铡?.The_____ofHollywooddrawsmanyyoungpeoplethereeveryyear.

2.Parents_____someoftheircharacteristicstotheirchildren.

3.Thescientistscould_____whenthespaceshipwouldreachthemoon.

4.Pleasestraightentheflag;itis_____alittlebittotheleft.

5.A(An)_____ofthreemonthsruinedthewheatcrops.

6.She_____somuchthatitwashardtounderstandherletters.

7.Ifeelnothingbut_____forsuchdishonestbehavior.

8.Itishardto_____waterinthedesert.

9.Thebankkeepsalarge_____ofmoneyinreserve.

10.Mother’ssmile_____thatshehadforgivenus.答案：

1.glamour2.transmit3.calculate4.tilted5.drought

6.cure9.surplus10.implied第五課的單詞1.Anticipatev.預(yù)期同:expect

Motheranticipatedmyhungerandbakedcookiesforme.2.htmirev.渴望同:desire

Inhischildhood,heaspiredtobecomeagreatgeneral.3.Attorneyn.律師同:lawyer

Thecourtappointedandattorneyfortheaccusedman.4.Counsel1.n.忠告同:advice2.v.勸告

Theyrefusedtolistentotheoldman’scounsel.

Theycounseledagainsttravellingatnightinsuchadangerouscountry.5.Falterv.1.動(dòng)搖；膽怯同:hesitate2.蹣跚而行

Thesoldiersfalteredforamomentastheircaptainfell.

Thesickmanfalteredforfewsteps,andthenfelldown.6.Ghastlyadj.可怕的同:ghostlike

Afterasleeplessnight,shelookedveryghastly.7.Gratituden.感激同:thankfulness

Sheshowedmehergratitudebyinvitingmetodinner.8.Plumen.羽毛同:feather

Theroosterlostoneofhisplumesinthefightwiththecat.9.Promotev.1.升遷同:advance2.促進(jìn)

Theyoungarmyofficerwaspromotedtocaptain.

Anunderstandingofthecultureofothercountriesmaypromotepeace.10.Shudderv.戰(zhàn)栗同:shrive

Sheshudderedatthesightofthedeadbody.11.Swampn.沼澤同:marsh

Thelandisuselessgrowingcrops;it’smainlyswamp.12.Terrificadj.1.可怕的同:awful2.極好的

Theterrificstormdestroyedmostofthehousesinthecity.

ItwassuchaterrificpartythatIdidn’tfeellikegoingbackhome.13.Villainn.惡棍同:rogue

Thevillainwascaughtbythepoliceandbroughttotrial.14.Absent-mindedadj.心不在焉的反:attentive

Theabsent-mindedmanputsaltinhiscoffeeandsugaronhisegg.15.Acuteadj.敏感的反:dull

Adoghasaveryacutesenseofsmell.16.Entry1.入口反:exit2.進(jìn)入

Leavetheboxesintheentryandwewillcarrythemuplatter.

Hissuddenentrystartledallofus.17.Immigratev.遷入反:emigrate

Duringthe1800’smanythousandsofpeoplefromEuropeimmigratedintotheUnitedStatestomakeanewhome.18.Intensifyv.加強(qiáng)反:weaken

Myfirstfailureonlyintensifiedmydesiretosucceed.19.Invariableadj.不變的反:inconstant

Afterdinneritwashisinvariablehabittotakeanapforawhile.20.Latituden.緯度反:longitude

Onedegreeoflatitudeontheearth’ssurfaceequalsalmost70miles.21.Secondhandadj.用過的；舊的反:new

Thebooksinthesecondhandbookstoreareverycheap.22.Specifyv.輕視反:outline

Pleasespecifywhenyouwillbeathometomorrow.23.Trivialadj.不重要的反:important

Yourcompositionhasonlyafewtrivialmistakes.24.Vulgaradj.粗俗的反:noble

Sheisaveryvulgarwomantoshoutlikethatatthetopofhervoice.25.Accommodatev.1.容納n.accommodation2.適應(yīng)

Theairplaneislargeenoughtoaccommodateover400passengers.

Wehavetoaccommodateourselvestoourchangedcircumstances.26.Bewilderv.迷惑bewilderment

Theoldwomanfromthecountrywasbewilderedbythecrowdsandtrafficinthebigcity.27.Circulatev.流通n.circulation

Moneycirculatesasitgoesfrompersontoperson.28.Deceivev.欺騙n.deception

ItrusthimbecauseIknowhewouldneverdeceiveme.29.Definev.下定義n.definition

Somewordsarehardtodefinebecausetheyhavemanydifferentuses.30.Disruptv.使分裂；使中斷n.disruption

Theaccidentdisruptedrailwayserviceintoandoutofthecity.31.Heredityn.遺傳adj.hereditary

Somediseasedevelopbecauseofthebadconditionsonelivesinandothersarepresentbyheredity.32.Mythn.神話adj.mythical

Therearemanymythsabouthowtheworldfirstbegan.33.Outragen.暴行；迫害adj.outrageous

Theuseofatomicbombswouldbeanoutrageagainsthumanity.34.Patriotn.愛國者adj.patriotic

Manypatriotsdiedwhilefightinginthewarforindependence.35.Penetratev.穿過n.penetration

Abulletcanpenetratethisboard,ortwoinchesintothatwall.36.Restrictv.限制n.restriction

IntheUnitedStatesthesaleofliquorisrestrictedtopeopleovertwenty-oneyearsold.37.Temperamentn.性情；資質(zhì)adj.temperamental

Whetherapersonlikessportsornotdependslargelyuponhistemperament.38.Blinkv.1.眨眼2.閃爍

Sheblinkedhereyesasthebrightlightshoneonher.

Astheshipdrewneartoportinthedarkness,wecouldseethelightsblinkingonland.39.Earthquaken.地震

Manybuildingsweredamagedorcompletelydestroyedbytheearthquakelastnight.40.Exploit1.n.功績2.v.開發(fā)

ThesergeantwontheMedalofHonorforhisexploitsduringtheKoreanWar.

Theyareplanningtoexploittheoilunderthesea.41.Faminen.饑荒

ManypeoplediedofhungerduringthefamineinIndia.42.Fraudn.欺騙

Hecarriedoutanumberoffraudsontrustingpeoplewholenthimmoney.43.Murmurv.低吟

Thechildrenmurmuredastheymemorizedthepoem.44.Patrolv.巡邏

Policemenpatrolthecitydayandnightsoastoprotectthelivesandpropertiesofthecitizens.45.Primeadj.首要的

Safetyisamatterofprimeimportance.46.Recessn.休息期間

Therewillbeashortrecessbeforethenextmeeting.47.Reptilen.爬蟲類

Somereptiles,suchassnakesorlizards,moveveryfast.48.Rustlev.發(fā)沙沙聲

Herlongsilkdressrustledasshewalkeddownthestairs.49.Scowlv.蹙額

HescowledatmewhenIaskedformoremoney.50.Wretchn.可憐的人

Thepoorwretchaskedforfoodandplacetosleepin.練習(xí)：從本期的生詞中選出適當(dāng)?shù)奶羁铡?.Agoodsecretary____heremploy’sneedsandalwayspreparesforthem.

2.Thefarmerwilldrainthe_____sothathecanplantcropsthere.

3.Pupilswhopassthetestwillbe_____tothenexthighergrade.

4.Blowingonafire____theheat.

5.Thecustomer_____theprecisetypeofhousehewanted.

6.Thenewsoftheenemy’sdefeatquickly_____aroundthecity.

7.Most_____expressareligiousbeliefofapeople,andareofunknownorigin.

8.Theaverageperson_____hiseyesabout25timesaminute.

9.Astheboycameinlate,theteacher_____athim.

10.Thewoolendressisa(an)_____;it’ssupposedtobewashable,butnowI’vewashedit,it’stoosmalltowear.答案：

1.ensifies5.specified

6.circulated7.myths8.blinks9.scowled10.fraudLESSON6

1.Avenuen.大街同:road

Manypeoplewalkeddowntheavenuethroughthecenterofthepark.2.Bestowv.贈(zèng)予同:confer

Thepresidentofthecollegebestowedhonorsonthebeststudents.3.Brim1.n.（杯，碗，盤等的）邊同:brink2.n.（帽的）緣

Pleasedon’tfillmycupuptothebrim.

Thewidebrimofherhatprotectedherfacefromthesun.4.Drasticadj.激烈的同:extreme

Drasticchangesarenecessarytoimprovethegovernmentofthecountry.5.Insightn.洞察力同:penetration

Westudysciencetogaininsightintotheworldwelivein.6.Plean.1辯解同:pretext2.懇求

Thedriver’spleawasthathedidnotseethestopsign.

Thekindmanansweredherpleaforaid.7.Prestigen.聲望同:reputation

Thedoctorhadgreatprestigeamongthemembersofhisprofession.8.Ripplen.漣漪同:wave

Throwastoneintostillwaterandwatchtheripplesspreadinrings.9.Shrilladj.聲音尖銳的同:sharp

Theboysmothershoutedhisnameinashrillvoice.10.Strayv.迷路同:wander

Thelittlelambhadstrayedfromtheflock;wecouldn’tfindit.11.Trendn.趨勢同:tendency

Thetrendofmodernlivingisawayfrommanyoldcustoms.12.Wreathn.花環(huán)同:garland

ManypeoplehangwreathsonthewindowatChristmas.

13.Abstractadj.抽象的反:concrete

Someauthorsarenotpopularbecausetheirwritingsaretooabstract.14.Accumulatev.積聚反:scatter

Throughtheyearsheaccumulatedsufficientmoneytobuyafarm.15.Ampleadj.充足的；廣大的反:scanty

Hehasreceivedamplepraisefortheworkhedid.16.Corruptadj.腐敗的反:conscientious

Ifagovernmentofficialacceptsmoneytodothingsthatheoughtnottodo,wesaythatheiscorrupt.17.Extinctadj.滅種的反:existent

Manyanimalsthatlivedthousandsofyearsagoarenowextinct.18.Illuminatev.1.照明反:darken2.說明

Theroomwasilluminatedbyfourlargelamps.

Ourinterestingteachercouldilluminatealmostanysubjectwestudied.19.Incredibleadj.難以置信的反believable

Theseresultsareincredible;Ican’tbelievethattheyareaccurate.20.Lamentv.哀悼反:rejoice

AllthepeoplelamentedthedeathoftheirPresident.21.Profoundadj.極深的反:shallow

Havingtakenthemedicine,hefellintoaprofoundsleep,22.Systematicadj.有系統(tǒng)的；有組織的反:disorderly

Theymadeasystematicsearchforthelostcar.23.Vividadj.鮮明的反:dull

Theterriblecaraccidentisstillvividinmymind.24.Betrayv.1.辜負(fù)；出賣2.顯示

Shebetrayedherfriendsbybreakingherpromise.

Theboyswetshoesbetrayedthefactthathehadwalkedintherain.25.Comicaladj.滑稽的

That’sacomicalhatyou’rewearing,withallthoseflowers!26.Drowsyadj.昏昏欲睡

Warmweathermakeseveryonebecomedrowsy.27.Embarrassv.使困窘

Theywereembarrassedbecausetherewasnotenoughfoodforalltheguests.28.Fabricn.1.布；質(zhì)地2.結(jié)構(gòu)

Suitsanddressesaremadeofclothsofdifferentfabric.

Thewholefabricofsocietywaschangedbythewar.29.Hesitatev.猶豫

IhesitatedabouttakinghissideuntilIknewthewholestory.30.Pregnantadj.懷孕的

Thenewlyweddedwomanhasbeenpregnantforfivemonth.31.Reactv.反應(yīng)

Hereactedtomyquestionwithmuchsurprise.32.Repulsev.擊退

Oursoldiersrepulsedtheenemyforces,whichinvadedthefrontlinearea.33.Tenantn.客房

Thatbuildinghasapartmentsforonehundredtenants.34.Unconsciousadj.無知覺的

Hewasknockedunconsciouswhenthecarstruckhim.35.Aristocratn.貴族

Formanyyearsonlyaristocratsweremembersofthegovernment.36.Biographyn.傳記

AfterreadingabiographyofLincolnIwasabletotellmanystoriesaboutthePresident.37.Channeln.海峽；水道

There’sachannelinthemiddleoftheoldstreettohelpwaterflowawaywhenitrains.38.Cherishv.1.珍愛2.懷抱（希望等）

Theoldwomancherishesthegirlasifshewereherdaughter.

Allthewomencherishedthehopeoftheirhusband’ssafereturnfromfishingonthesea.39.Dazev.使暈眩

Ablowontheheaddazedhimsothathecouldnotfindhiswayhome.40.Dismayv.驚慌

Hewasdismayedbythesightoftheburninghouse.41.Haulv.拖

Thelogswereloadedonthewagonsandhauledtothemillbyhorses.42.Messn.骯臟的一團(tuán)

I’veneverseensomuchmessanddisorderanywhere.43.Moundn.土堆

Theexplorersclimbedamoundtosurveythelandaroundthem.44.Ranchn.大農(nóng)場

Thechildrenspentthesummervocationontheirgrandfather’sranch.45.Repealv.撤消

Thenewgovernmentrepealedmanyoldlaws.46.Rumblen.隆隆聲

Shewasawakenedduringthestormbytherumblesofthunder.47.Tuckv.折；卷

Shetuckeduphershirtandclimbedoverthefence.練習(xí)：從本期的生詞中選出適當(dāng)?shù)奶羁铡?.His_____rosewhentheboyslearnedthathisfatherwasaship’scaptain.

2.Thebest_____tosuccessishardwork.

3.Hisstoryofhavingseenaghostseemed_____tohisfamily.

4.The_____judgeacceptedmoneytolettheprisonergounpunished.

5.Thebigsearchlight_____aspotamileaway.

6.She_____mebyaskingmewhetherIreallylikedher.

7.Amanwho_____hiscountrydeservesthedeathpenalty.

8.Themotherwas_____whenhersonconfessedhehadrobbedastore.

9.She_____herweddingringthroughoutherlife.

10.Congressisdiscussingwhetherthatlawshouldbe_____ornot.LESSON7

1.Batterv.重?fù)敉?beat

Thereissomeonebatteringatthedooryou’dbetterlethimin.2.Clutchv.緊握同:grasp

Themotherclutchedherbabyinherarms.3.Contemplatev.審視；考慮同:ponder

Thepolicecontemplatedvariouskindsoftroubleafterthefootballmatchbetweenthetwouniversities.4.Garbagen.垃圾同:refuse

Pleaseleaveyourgarbageinacanoutsidethedoor.5.Obstaclen.障礙同:obstruction

Afallentreeacrosstheroadwasanobstacletoourcar.6.Piousadj.虔誠的同:religious

Sheisapiouswomanwhogoestochurcheverymorning.7.Regulatev.1.管理同:control2.調(diào)整

Theschooladoptednewrulestoregulatethebehaviorofstudents.

Mywatchislosingtime;Iwillhavetore