英语教材习题答案.doc

Unit 1 I. Comprehension CDDACDCA III. Vocabulary A. 1. avidly 2. bemused 3. entice 4. unsettle 5. address 6. mesmerized 7. enlarged 8. nostalgia 9. milieu 10. largely B. 1. tangled. . .with 2. rattled through 3. basks in 4. Cramping 5. grow out of 6. went out of her way 7. sandwiched 8. recoups 9. baffle 10. infuriated IV. Paraphrase 1. I dont think what Im found is unusual. 2. As I walk with heavy steps along the streets flooded with Harry Potter paperbacks, I, in my mind, have divided the adult readers into three groups. 3. If the Occasional Readers put Harry Potter on their carefully selected reading list just because of publicity and fashion, it is worse than maddening, it causes one to feel sadness or pity. 4. This is one of the few indescribable pleasures between parents and their children; to live or relive an imaginative life by reading, watching films or listening to music together with the children. 5. Now we can see the shocking grand view of businessmen like middlemen of City bank and merchant bankers booking group tickets to see the film Harry Potter as their collective activity. 6. As for those of us old enough to have been brought up in an age when literary works were popular, childhood memories remain mainly in the books they had read, while Harry Potter might remind them of the world created by those childrens books they read in their childhood. 7. It seems no works can be compared with them, but the real reason is that you have to leave childrens books behind when you are old enough. 8. ... all the green fields and moss-covered stone courtyards are typical of the traditional English land which are only familiar to those who are above 80 years old. It implies that in the modem society people can hardly find such a land, an