综合教程第六册Unit 8答案.ppt

Unit 8 exercise Text comprehension IV 1. When we travel, our alertness is slackened and our anxiety relieved; we turn our eyes to the past, to what once happened instead of to what will happen in the future. We do not try to control ourselves or suppress our desires any more. 2. The tendency to travel in order to see the exotic world has become one to examine ourselves, and modern travel books may focus on what we have “eliminated or edited out” of our culture, just as the classic travel books focus on what is still there. Language work I 1. have removed from, for the sake of 2. inhibited, open widely 3. wild shopping 4. beautified 5. cherish 6. to find reasons or excuses for 7. for what other reason, disliked 8. proved to be well-grounded 9. way to punish himself for the wrong things he had done 10. leaving the British navy because he was an invalid, started traveling II otherness sophistication impulsive recurrent/ recurring contradictory nostalgic militancy distinction disillusionment confirmation III last-ditch attempt tempting…by put…aside giving way to in search of edited out disengage…from opposed to clings to stood out crusaded against invalided out IV by the right of became available decline (of popularity) Sounding highly ironical pressed her hand affectionately Profits opinion of the editors find out the cause of seductively wildly/ without control V meet 去掉 the led area based in aside in turn break-up each other political VI left majority remain Most not both buildings highest among else 11. make 12. recently 13. display 14. used 15. until 16. which 17. as 18. part 19. sold 20. serves I In July, wanderlust takes over the whole nation. I am doing research on the contradictions between his private life and his public persona. He felt like an impostor among all those intelligent people, as if he had no right to be there. Funny, profane and fearless, she has become one of America’s biggest television celebrities. A crowd of curious onlookers soon gathered t