Section 4: r: Text AppreciationThis essay is definitely categorized as a piece of literature in the full and deep sense, for with its unique beauty and charm it succeeds in cultivating and fostering special feelings and attitudes towards Oxford among the readers. There are three elements making the writing highly literary. The first is the author s effort to create a general impression of Oxford upon the readers, rather than present accurate detailed facts. The second element is the romantic atmosphere the author creates. The third is uplifting inspiration as advocated by neo-classicists. On Page 59 of the textbook, several examples of these elements have been given. Can you give another three examples in the text that illustrate the three elements1) An example of creating a general impression of Oxford upon the readers rather than presenting accurate detailed facts to them can be found in Paragraph 3: I' remember myself, as achild, visiting Oxford, and thinking that some of the buildings were almost shamefully ruinous of aspect; now that I am wiser I know that we have in these battered and fretted palace-fronts a kind of beauty that f川s the mind with an almost despairing sense of loveliness, till the heart aches with gratitude, and thrills with the desire to proclaim the glory of the sight aloud. ”2) An example of the romantic atmosphere the author creates can be found in Paragraph 4: “that give a glimpse and a hint—no more—of a fairy-land of shelter and fountains within.3) An example of uplifting inspiration can be found in Paragraph 7: " the ideals that may not make for immediate national greatness, but which, if delicately and faithfully nurtured, hold out at least a hope of affecting the intellectual and spiritual life of the world.”Section 5: e: Consolidation ActivitiesLanguage Work1. Explain the italicized part in each sentence in your own words.2. stimulated or excited by used to the greatest advantage3. decayed in appearanceis filled withis excited by4. reflecting; showing5. sense; suggestion reveal clearly; manifest6. a thing that people can choose freely as they please a prevailing standard of belief or conduct; state of the mind7. companionship; companyII. Choose a word that best completes each of the following sentences.1. CExplanation:vaccination: 接种疫苗valence:化合价vagrancy:流浪variance:（意见）分歧Vagrancy" and begging" are symmetrical, and more logical as a match in this sentence than the other three options. Thus C is the most suitable choice for the sentence.2. AExplanation:congenial: agreeable or pleasantcongressional: of or about congressconga: to perform conga, a dance of Latin-American origin in which the dancers form a long winding line 跳康茄舞cognizant: aware or consciousJudging from the context, she" is looking for an agreeable place to live in, for which meaning congenial" is the best match.3. BExplanation:cornice: ornamental moulding, . in plaster, round the walls of a room, just below the ceiling 飞檐 captivity: the state of being kept imprisoned or enclosed cloister: covered passage that surrounds one side of a square garden in a church, monastery etc. 回廊 contemplation: quiet, serious thinking about somethingFrom the context we can see the Italian hostage was imprisoned for six weeks, so we should choose captivity ” for the blank.4. DExplanation:at hand: coming soon, easy to reachin hand: being worked on or dealt with, in one s possession or control, under considerationoff hand: immediately, without time to think about it or find out about somethingout of hand: promptly, out of controlFrom the context we can see the absenteeism has got out of control, that is, out of hand, so D is the best choice.5. AExplanation:Only A can go together with investigation ;instigate: cause (sth.) to begin or happen, initiatepinch: take or hold (sth.) in a tight grip between the thumb andfingerscreen: conceal, protect or shelter sth. /sb. with a screen infuse: put (a quality) into sb. /sth.6. DExplanation:ornament: decorationaltar: table or raised flat-topped platform on which offerings aremade to a godecclesiasticism: exaggerated attachment to the practices or principles of the Christian Church 教会中心主义，教条主义 appropriation: the process of saving money for a special purpose, or the money that is saved, especially by a business or government 拨款Apparently, Samuel Morse requested some money from the Congress, so appropriation " is suitable for the blank.7. DExplanation:pomp (n.): splendid display or magnificence, esp. at a public eventquaint: attractive because of being unusual and especially old-fashionedakin: similar, relatedoptimistic: believing that good things will happen in the future Among the four words, only optimistic " can be matched with about”, and expresses an attitude towards the coming championship.Explanation: Only A suits the sentence semantically.show up: make known the real 。