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Volume 4 Module 3-4 Reference Answers and Partial Analysis

Reference answer

1-5 ADCCA 6- 10 CBADB

1 1- 15 ABCDD 16-20 BABDC

2 1-25 ACDBC 26-30 ACDBA

3 1-35

4 1-45 CACAA 46-50 CCACC

5 1-55 CDAGF

56. There has been a rapid decline.

57. Detailed photos taken by using satellites.

58. In West Africa.

59. Because they have to compete for natural resources.

To protect their animals.

Correct the mistakes in the article:

6 1 ... the best day ... day → day

62 ... Add the most before unexpected.

63 ... seems to be recalling ... recalling → remembering.

64 ... a complete failure. Complete → complete

65 ... school is ... throwing away those.

66. Feeling depressed ... depressed → depressed

67 ... I followed her ... she → him.

68 ... Arrive at A ... Arrive at →

69 ... Ben yells ... yells → yells

70 ... Great. Yes → used to be.

A possible version:

On Chinese Crossing the Road

"Chinese-style crossing the road" refers to a large group of people crossing the road, regardless of the red light.

This phenomenon is not uncommon. People do this mainly because they believe that they will not be punished in public.

However, it is dangerous for people to cross the road while the red light is still on in order to save a few seconds. Personally, I think we should keep ourselves away from any possible danger and always obey the traffic rules. Only in this way can we be more civilized and enjoy a high-quality life. Fortunately, some cities have taken measures to arouse people's awareness of danger through punishment. In addition, other measures should be taken, such as building more overpasses or underground passages.

Partial analysis

Fill in the blanks separately:

1. A. Since I finished the task ahead of schedule and my boss practiced me, I knew that the respondents should congratulate each other, so well done! (well done! ) fits the context.

I asked Roy for help, but he said it was meaningless unless I found the answer myself. Looking into the distance shows that she is almost unaware of looking into her eyes. Subject i(t refers to the author's latest novel) and publish are passive, so we can know the past tense from sold in the passive voice, so we choose as was published.

As can be seen from the meaning of the question, and in the sentence connects two coordinate components as the object of by, so selling is chosen.

According to the person who stopped watching the movie, "her friend leaked the ending of the movie to her". 7. When B.how leads adverbial clauses, the structure is "how+ adjective+subject +be".

The attributive clause in the space modifies the place and is the subject of the clause, so which is used.

As can be seen from the second sentence, the first sentence means: you can't delay this task any longer. Therefore, never use it.

10.b.c and d can be excluded by them (referring to his parents), and then a can be excluded by never. Neither of them is.

Cloze:

Theme: interpersonal relationship

This article is a narrative. The author recalls a primary school teacher who once gave him great support.

1 1. according to the first sentence, the author is standing outside the school auditorium, ready to accept his doctorate. Presumably, while waiting to enter the hall, the author began to chat with an elderly student in front.

12.b.13.c. You are too young. The doctor knows that the author told the girl "age". From the girl's exclamation, she looked at the author with admiration.

14.d. After the girls praised the author for being young, they also said that the author was one of the tallest people in the team.

15.d. According to one of the tallest people above, the girl mentioned the author's "height".

16.b. As can be seen from the context of the full text, the author's writing purpose is to recall a primary school teacher who once gave him great support, so the most memorable teacher here is Ms. Hattie Powell.

17. A. According to my mother, an alcoholic single parent with three children, the author's childhood was not "normal".

18.b. In such a family environment, the author wanted to study hard, but he studied in Grade One for three years.

19.d.20.c. In the third year, the author went to the class led by Mr. Powell. Mr Powell knows the author's "situation" and he takes care of him "like his own child".

2 1. A. A nine-year-old child is still in the first grade, "naturally", and the author has become the tallest student in the class.

From the context of this paragraph, we can know that the author was a primary school student at that time, so we can infer that their class should "queue up" to go to the restaurant or playground 23.d Because he is tall, he hates waiting in line in the hall. The last two sentences of this paragraph are the reasons why the author doesn't want to go to class.

According to the quotation marks, the students in other classes are "teasing". He said, "Look at that boy! He is so big, so tall, and still in the first grade! "

25. C. I feel particularly embarrassed to hear other children say so.

26. Answer .27 degrees Celsius. These two sentences are Mr. Powell's comfort and encouragement to the author: Don't "mind" what others say about you, stay in school and study hard. One day, your age is no longer "material".

According to this sentence, although the author's classmates in primary school, junior high school and senior high school were "impolite" to the author, Mr. Powell's words kept him in school.

According to this paragraph, it is not difficult to know that thanks to Mr. Powell's "support", the author has today's doctorate.

30. A. This sentence is subjunctive. This sentence shows Mr. Powell's great influence on the author. Without Mr. Powell's love and her "inspiration" of staying in school, the author would not have achieved today.

Reading comprehension:

(society)

This article is a narrative. Arisha Grayson has devoted herself to protecting animals, especially wolves, since she was a child. She has made a lot of efforts and achieved some success.

3 1. C. Detailed understanding questions. From the first paragraph, we can easily know that Arisha not only likes wolves, but also understands them, and has done a lot of work to protect them. It is her love for wolves that makes her a famous "wolf girl" in our school.

32. B. Understanding the details. According to the citizen scientists who take care of dogs and cats and watch American frogs in the second paragraph, we can know the answer.

33.d the main idea of this paragraph. This passage is about hunters killing wolves by plane and trapping them in order to get wolf skins. These are the dilemmas that wolves face today.

34. C. Inference and judgment questions. According to the last paragraph of Arisha's statement that "if people's understanding of wolves is based on facts rather than fairy tales, then no one will want to hunt wolves", combined with the full text of Arisha's love for wolves and efforts to protect wolves, it is not difficult to infer that Arisha encourages people to know some facts about wolves, eliminate misunderstandings about wolves and reduce killings.

Part B (Daily Activities)

This article is very practical. This article published some information about community activities.

35. C. Inference and judgment questions. From the first paragraph "Get help with any computer or Internet problems", the elderly who want to learn online chatting can go to Kellogg-Hubbard Library to learn this skill.

36. B. Understanding the details. From the taste and exploration ... for building health in the second paragraph, we can know that glorious green and your activities bring people to taste and explore green vegetables and tell people how to buy, grow and cook them, which is related to a healthy diet.

37. C. Inference and judgment questions. According to the third paragraph of the book "Paying attention to considerate dressers: the art of decoration, the fun of shopping and why clothes are important", this book is about shopping and clothing. It can be inferred that people who want to know the fashion trends can call 223-25 18 to participate in the book discussion.

38. A. The purpose of writing. This paper introduces some information about community activities, and provides a brief introduction and contact information, so this paper mainly advertises for these activities to let people know this information.

C (literature and art)

This article is explanatory. This article introduces a Broadway musical.

39.b. Inference and judgment questions. His parents want him to be a professional boxer. In the second paragraph, we can know that Billy's parents want him to be a professional boxer, but Billy likes dancing and he tries to get his parents to support his dream. It can be inferred that his parents are against his dream.

40.d Inference and judgment questions. Every great musical needs a great performance. There is a great actor in the third paragraph of the musical billy elliott, and the author thinks the performance of the play is wonderful. According to the fourth paragraph, the only thing that matches the acting skills is the performance of music, and the author thinks that the music of the play can be comparable to the performance. In addition, the fourth paragraph reveals the author's appreciation of the music of the play.

4 1. C. Detailed understanding questions. According to the jokes in the third paragraph and the wonderful and interesting plot in the last paragraph, this play should be a comedy.

42. A. The structure of the article. The first paragraph of the article first introduces the success of this musical. The second to fifth paragraphs respectively evaluate the play from four aspects: the main characters, performances, music and stage scenery. The last paragraph summarizes the full text and reiterates the play. Therefore, the structure diagram of item A correctly describes the structure of this paper.

interpersonal relationship

This article is explanatory. The latest research shows that yawning does not mean boredom, but shows great interest in the speaker.

43. C. Understanding the details. According to their results, race and gender have no influence on where the uncontrolled yawning impulse is transmitted in the fifth paragraph, and we can know the answer.

44. Answer. Reasoning and judging questions. According to recursion, yawning is most likely to happen between family members ... among strangers in the sixth paragraph, we can know the answer.

45. a. guessing the meaning of words. It can also be inferred from this sentence that "thinking" here should refer to people who yawn easily.

46. C. Understanding the details. Most animals, including snakes and fish, yawn, but only humans and chimpanzees yawn ... The answer is C in the penultimate paragraph of the article.

E (health)

This article is explanatory. This paper analyzes the causes of modern female obesity.

47. C. Inference and judgment questions. Judging from the data provided in the second paragraph, the time spent by modern women on housework and the energy consumed by housework are greatly reduced. Therefore, item C is correct.

48. A. Reasoning and judging questions. According to the fact that in the fourth paragraph, they increased the housework from 33. 1 hour per week to 16.5 hours per week. The research shows that compared with 1965, the housework time of 20 10 unemployed women is reduced by 16.6 hours per week, which is about 2.4 hours per day.

49. C. Understanding the details. This does not mean that women should do more housework, but they should exercise more actively.

50. C. Main topic. As can be seen from the first paragraph of the article, the obesity rate may be related to the fact that women do less housework and spend more time sitting. The article mainly analyzes two reasons for modern women's obesity: less housework and long sitting time. Therefore, item C is correct.