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Part1(paras.1—2)Onthewaytoafriend’shouse,Iwasawe-struckbythemoonriseinManilaandmentionedthemoon’sinfluenceonmyfriend’slife.Part2(paras.3—4)DuringthevisittothenorthernIndia,theauthorwitnessedthebeautifulmoonovermountainsandtheplainrespectively.Part3(para.5)InthePhilippines,theauthorwatchedthefullmoonoverthesea.StructureoftheText

Part4(paras.6—7)Theauthorviewedthewholenatureandrevealedtherelationshipbetweenmanandnature.Part5(paras.8—10)Theauthorrethoughtthemodernlifeandexpressedthewillingnesstoliveclosetonature.Words&expressions1.awe:n.afeelingofrespectmixedwithfearandwonder;v.tofillwithawee.g.Theywere~dintosilencebythegreatman.awesome:expressingorcausingfeelingsof~;remarkable,outstanding,marvelous~struck/~stricken:filledwith,madesilentorshowing~e.g.Theysatinawestrucksilenceafterhearingthetruthatlast.2.chinkChink:referstoanarrowopeningorcrack,suchasthatbetweenboardsinthewallofashed,throughwhichthewindblowsoronemaypeepe.g.Allonecouldseethroughthe~sinourbambooawningwereafewdesolatevillages.3.clayclay:fine-grainedearthwhichbecomesmoreplasticwhenwaterisadded,andcanbemouldedanddriedtomakebricks,potteryetc.e.g.tomoisten/wetone’s~:todrinkfeetof~:asurprisingfaultorweaknessinthecharacterofsbwhoisadmiredandrespectede.g.Whyarepeoplealwayssurprisedwhentheydiscoveredthattheirheroeshavefeetof~?4.cragcrag:ahigh,steep,roughandruggedrockormassofrockse.g.cragsman(apersonaccustomedtoorskilledinclimbingcrags)craggy:havingmanycrags;steep,ruggedandroughinappearance;craggede.g.~hillIwasattractedbyAbrahamLincoln’s~face.5.cyclo-:circle,ringbicycle,tricycle,motorcyclecircular:intheshapeofacirclecircus:acirculararea(foracrobatic,clown,andtrainedanimalperformance)cyclic:movinginrecurrentcirclescyclone:astorminwhichwindwhirlsroundandroundinacirclecirculate:movearoundinacircle;tobedistributedtoacircleofreaders6.giganticgigantic:suggestsanextremelylargesizeoramount,mostlyusedexaggeratedlyorfigurativelybig:emphasizethemagnitudeofweight,volumeorextentlarge:preferabletobiginformalstyle,normallynotusedtomodifysuchnounsassuccess,progress,advance,promotion,development,change,etc.,forwhichbigorgreatarereadychoicesgreat:soundsemotional,suggestingattractingorsurprisingmagnificenceorgiantness;itiscommonlyusedwithnounsdenotingpersonalqualities,likecourage,confidence,ability,wisdom,etc.7.harshharsh:unpleasantincausingpaintosenses;physicallydisagreeable,lackinganycomfort;severe,cruele.g.~voice/noise(rough,jarring)~daylight(toostrongfortheeyes)Theclothis~tothetouch.(witharoughsurface)Heistoo~withthechildren.Hisfamilycouldn’tsurvivethe~winter.Theprisonersufferedmuch~treatmentatthehandsofhisjailers.8.shapev.form,fashion,mouldinadefiniteshapee.g.childhoodexperiencesthat~aperson’scharacter~theclaybeforeitdriesout~afolktaleintoanarrativepoem~uporshipout:usedtotellsbthatiftheydon’timprove,orworkharderetc.,theywillhavetoleavetheirjoborpositione.g.Hefinallyfaceduptohisdrugproblemwhenhisbandtoldhimtoshapeuporshipout.9.worshipe.g.~sbasdeity/GodPeoplegotothechurchto~God.Hisadmirers~pedathisfeet.Manypilgrims~attheshrine.n.ancestor/book/hero/idol/nature~Theybowedtheirheadsin~.(toshowtheirrespect)LanguagepointsintextTouchedbythemoon:beingclosetonature1.“Drive”

Drive1)tomoveortravelinavehiclee.g.Shallwestopfordinnerorshallwedriveon?2)totake(sb.)inavehiclee.g.Don’tworry.I’lldriveyoutotheairport.3)toforcetogoe.g.weshoulddrivetheinvadersfromourcountry.4)toforcesomeoneintoausu.unpleasantconditionorundesirablecourseofaction.e.g.Thenoiseisdrivingmeoutofmymind.5)toforcetogosomewherebyhittinge.g.drivethenailintothewood“drive”VPDriveat:tomeanorsuggestindirectly;hinte.g.Iseeperfectlywhatyouaredrivingat?Driveawaye.g.Theriotersfiredshotsintheairtodriveawaynewsphotographers.Driveoff:toforceawayorback;repele.g.Thearmydroveofftheenemywithmuchlossoflife.Drivesb.crazy(insane,mad,outofhismind,roundthebend,upthewall)2.Moonn.afullmoonacrescentmoonask/cryforthemoon:demandsth.impossiblebarkatthemoonpromisesb.themoonMoonv.Moonabout/around:tomoveaboutorpasstimelazilyorinadreamlikestate,withnopurpose,interest,etc.e.g.Stopmooningaround.Moonover:tobeinadreamlikestateofunsatisfieddesirefor(esp.aperson)e.g.Shespentthewholedaymooningoverherfavoritemoviestar.3.jungleJungle:thicktropicalforestforest:alargeareathicklycoveredwithtreeswood:asmallforestgrove:anareaplantedwithaparticulartypeoffruittree,suchasanorangegrove,abamboogrove,etc.P.3814.BetypicalofBetypicalof:havingtheusualfeaturesorqualitiesofaparticulargroupe.g.That’stypicalofyou.Heranaway,whichisverytypicalofhim.Itwastypicalofourluckthatithappenedtoberaining.5.PointtoPointto:toshowsb.sth.byholdingupafingertowardite.g.Hepointedtothefrontdoor.Criticspointtothecontinuinginstabilityofthe