新世纪大学英语系列教程(第二版)综合教程1答案

2. 1) delivered

6) exploded 11) trembled

3. 1) go wrong 6) deal with

2) released 3) permission 7) pressed 8) motion 12) attached 13) inquired 2) broke down 7) breezed

4) rented 9) enthusiasm 14) deserve

5) miserable 10) blessed

3) on my way to 4) by himself 5) in time 8) had gone by 9) To my surprise

P. 223 Increasing Your Word Power 1. miserable → wretched wearily → tiredly

stubborn → persistent merry → happy

reply → respond blame → scold significant → meaningful career → profession assist → help 1) miserable 2) respond 3) career 4) required 5) wearily 7) gift 8) stubborn 9) serious 10) merry 11) departs 13) significant

present → gift depart → leave

conscientious → serious need → require

6) assisted 12) scolded

2. merrily → miserably

monotonously → cheerfully wealthy → poor blame → praise 1) safety 2) miserably 6) desperately 7) blame

2) present 8) light 14) burden

boring → interesting carelessly → carefully unpleasantly → pleasantly lively → dull absolutely → relatively desperately → hopefully succeed → fail safety → danger 3) cheerfully 4) carelessly 5) absolutely 8) wealthy 9) boring/dull 10) succeeded

3) lit 9) combat 15) motion

4) whispered 10) motioned 16) volunteered

5) slap 11) strain 17) combat

6) presented 12) order 18) volunteer

3. 1) slapped

7) ordered 13) stained

4. 1) awareness

6) appointment

2) encouragement 3) calmness 4) competiveness 5) accomplishments 7) adjustments 8) impulsiveness 9) effectiveness 10) developments

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Grammar in Context

1) a. Adverbial of time: 2, 4, 6 2) b. Adverbial of reason: 9, 10 3) c. Adverbial of result: 8

4) d. Adverbial of accompanying circumstances: 1, 3, 5, 7 Task 1:

1) He sat silent in the corner, reading his favorite novel.

2) Seeing the traffic light green, she quickly crossed the road.

3) Having engaged in the research for many years, he is quite familiar with the topic.

4) Not knowing where the supermarket was, he went up to the policeman to ask for directions. 5) A new economic stimulus plan is said to be unveiled, leading to a surge in the stock market. Task 2:

1) Opening the window, I saw a butterfly flying into my study.

Or: When I opened the window, a butterfly flew into my study.