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1、当代英美散文名篇选读上册课后答案1 Unit One How to Grow Old Key to Exercise II 1. related 2. melancholy 3. inquire 4. dismal 5. recipe 6. wholesome 7. callous 8. philanthropic 9. justification 10. undue 11. abject 12. contain 13. receded 14. absorption 15. ignoble 16. decay 17. known 18. indifferent 19. weariness 20
2、. contemplative Intensive temperament contradict Key to Exercise III 1. sustained 2. life 3. retire 4. immerse 5. activity 6. physically 7. at 8. not 9. prolong 10. forms 11. exercises 12. about 13. take 14. against 15. intensive 16. fear 17. crucial 18. past 19. extensive 20. fun 21. favours 22. ex
3、plosive 23. disadvantage 24. relaxed 25. lazy 26. idea 27. zest 28. subjects 29. Thinking 30. complaining 31. criticizin32. funeral 33. life-stretc34. life-shorte35. But 2 g her ners 36. overstress 37. must 38. terms 39. may 40. way 41. concerned 42. are 43. on 44. long-lived 45. not 46. longevity 4
4、7. little 48. enjoy 49. people 50. not 51. but 52. of 53. day 54. walks 55. day 56. Over 57. that 58. the 59. feeling 60. against 61. bore 62. more 63. laugh 64. by 65. life Contradict deteriorate obesity masochism imposition impish Key to Exercise IV I am not sure that I can draw an exact line betw
5、een wit and humor. Perhaps the distinct is so subtle that only those can decidehave long white beards. I am quite positive that of the two humor ismore comfortable and the more livable quantity. Humorous persons if their gift is genuine and not a merely shine upon the 1. distinction 2. who 3. But 4.
6、 the 5. quality 6. mere 7. agreeable 3 surface are always agreed companions and they sit through evening best. They have pleasant mouths turned up at the corners. These corners the great Master of marionettes has fixed the strings and he holds them in the nimblest fingers to twitch them at the sligh
7、test jest. And the mouth of a witty man is hard and sour until the moment of discharge. Nor is the flash from a witty man ever comforting whereas a humorous man radiatesgeneral pleasure and is like other candle in the room. I admire wit but I have not real liking for it. It has had been too often em
8、ployed against me whereas humor is always an ally. Because it never points an 8. the 9. To 10. 11. his 12. But 13. its 14. always 15. a 16. another 17. no 18. had 19. Because 20. out 21. like 22. a 23. drivers 24. the 25. 4 impertinent finger out into my defects. Humorous persons do not sit as explo
9、sives on a fuse. They are safe and easy comrades. Butwits tongue is as sharp as a donkey driver stick. It may gallopfaster for its prodding yet the touch behind is too persuasive for my comfort. Key to Exercise V for reference only 1. The rich businessman could never forget the day when he parted fr
10、om his friends and relatives and came to Hong Kong in search of a job. 2. The couple was cheated of the joys of life by having too many children. 3. It is no use complaining we must do something to solve the problem. 4. I never spoke to that man still less insulted him. 5. Despite the current trend
11、of peace and development some western governments still cling to the practices of antagonism of the Cold War era。 6. My parents told me to read law on the ground that it is more useful 5 than literature. 7. He was suddenly cut off by a heart attack. 8. As regards its quality our countrys primary edu
12、cation can well compare with that of the United States. Unit Four The Geese Key to Exercise V for reference only 1. Its high time these guide books were pitched out they are so out of date. 2. The rumor that the president had fallen ill was laid to rest when he appeared on television. 3. The new fac
13、tory director is a bundle of energy he works more than 12 hours a day. 4. With joined efforts from both parties the normalization of the relations between China and the USA was brought off. 5. Through the kind offices of a friend I managed to get two admission tickets of the opening ceremony of the
14、Asian Games. 6. We stood vigil day and night on the dykes of the river swollen by heavy rains. 7. She vowed to get even with the man one day who had deceived her. 8. Ill look in on your brother when I go to Paris next week. 9. Let the two sides slog it out otherwise there will never be peace in that
15、 country. 6 10. There was a traffic jam half a mile long. Riding a bicycle he threaded his way through all kinds of vehicles and at long last got to the railway station in time. 11. The girl scooped up the rice spilled on the ground and put it in a new bag for the old man. 12. I must make a mental n
16、ote of the address of the drug store so that I wont take the wrong way next time. Unit Six University Days Key to Exercise II 1. snapped 2. sores 3. anguish 4. lenient 5. abreast 6. lowdown 7. moodily 8. cross-examine 9. shambling 10. constellation 11. abruptly 12. nebulous 13. summoned 14. squinted 15. variegated 16. defer 17. squeal 18. adjoining 19. scene 20. involved 7 Key to Exercise III 1. fall 2. had 3. matter 4. cost 5. benefit 6. pallid 7.
