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Volume 3 Module 4 Reference Answers and Partial Analysis

Reference answer

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63. Keep driving

65. Absolutely 66. a

67. That/that 68. I have found it.

69. Terrible pollution

Correct the mistakes in the article:

7 1 ... Trevor is very ... past → present

72 ... He usually goes to ... usually → usually.

73. At work ... Works → Works

74. Lunch time ... at → at.

75 ... an hour or two ... before hours, add one.

76 ... so much exercise ... so → as

77. She plays football ... She → He

78 ... Sailing in winter ... or → and

79 ... people who love sports ... love → love

80 ... Never seen it! Get rid of been

A possible version:

In order to improve the public's awareness of preventing sandstorms, the English newspaper of our school held an activity with the theme "Preventing sandstorms starts with me" last week.

During the activity, many pictures about the harm of sandstorm were displayed, which helped people to better understand the harm caused by sandstorm. In addition, leaflets are distributed in the street to publicize the importance of preventing sandstorms. The most important part of the activity is that we planted some trees, which contributed to the prevention of sandstorms. All in all, this activity was a great success.

Partial analysis

Reading comprehension:

A (surroundings)

This article is very practical. This article is a tour guide of York Cathedral.

21.D. Detail comprehension questions. According to the first paragraph of Exploring the Past, visitors can explore its history in York Cathedral.

22. C. Detail comprehension questions. According to the free tour guide running between Monday and Saturday morning 10- 3 pm, only item C meets the requirements of this time period.

23. Answer. Understand the details. According to the contents of the group tour, you can call 0 1904 557 2 17 or send an email to groups@yorkminster.org.

Part b (personal situation)

This article is a narrative. The article mainly tells the story of the first female space tourist, Arnold Ansari.

24. B. Inference and judgment questions. According to my childhood, space is everything I dreamed and talked about. My parents think that this is only a stage in the first paragraph, but as I grow up, I have a great interest in science. It can be speculated that Anousheh's love for space is only a temporary craze in his parents' eyes and will not last long.

25.b. Understanding the details. According to the discussion about the lower back pain of astronauts in the second paragraph, astronauts may suffer from pain.

26.d Detail comprehension questions. After a period of time, I got used to all this. I felt very comfortable, and finally it was difficult to get back to normal. Anousheh gradually adapted to the environment of the space station.

27. A. Reasoning and judging questions. Anousheh is proud to be the first female space tourist and hopes to attract women all over the world. In the last paragraph, Anousheh hopes to encourage more women to explore space through his space travel.

C (health)

This article is argumentative. The author discusses the urgency of voluntary blood donation.

28. C. Writing skills. According to my investigation of the school, I found that ... in the second paragraph, the author mainly explained the problem of less blood donors by stating his own research findings.

29. B. Inference and judgment questions. According to the third paragraph, in the United States alone, people receive blood transfusions every three seconds and the demand for blood never takes a vacation. It is not difficult to see the strong demand for blood in the market.

30. B. Understanding the details. According to her treatment, about 500 units of blood will be needed in the fourth segment, of which only 250 units have been repeated. She needs the other half of the total to continue her treatment. It is understood that Brooke still needs 250 units of blood.

3 1. A. The purpose of writing. Reading through the full text, we can see that the purpose of this article is to persuade people to donate blood voluntarily.

D (weather)

This article is a narrative. A couple in Wisconsin, USA, survived by listening to the weather forecast on the radio in time.

32. Answer. Detail comprehension questions. According to a couple in Wisconsin, when a tornado struck last summer, an early warning might be the difference between life and death. In the first paragraph and the following story, the Wisconsin couple narrowly escaped a tornado.

33.d Detail comprehension questions. According to the radio I turned on, there was a clear warning: a storm was about to attack the turtle flame. Take cover immediately, and the radio station reminds people to avoid the storm.

34. C. Word guessing. According to it, it comes directly from the meteorological service, so you get the information at the same time as they get the information. The information sent by the weather forecast broadcast is real-time.

35.b. Main topic. According to the description in the article, a couple listened to the weather forecast in time before the arrival of the tornado, avoiding great harm, and after the storm, the couple began to ensure that everyone around them had radios to listen to the weather forecast. Item b summarizes the main idea of the article.

Five sevenths:

Theme: interpersonal relationship

This article is explanatory. The article mainly introduces several annoying passengers.

According to their toys, when they drink orange juice, it will flow on your pants. This paragraph mainly describes the behavior of children.

According to the next sentence, you can't have your planned nap. You can't sleep because they want to play with you again.

According to the subtitle dialogue maker and the last sentence, it is very different not to talk to people, because there is a very talkative passenger sitting next to you, and you probably have to talk to each other until the plane lands 38.g

39. C. According to the nervous flyer under the subtitle and asking if there is anything wrong with the plane in the previous sentence, nervous passengers may tell you some stories about the air crash.

According to the next sentence, they have a terrible habit of occupying all their rooms and some of yours. These people are not necessarily huge, but they like to occupy other people's space.

Cloze:

Subject: friends

This article is a narrative. The author, a disabled person, won the walking marathon with the help of the whole class.

4 1. C. According to Michael telling Mrs. Hunter, I think ... the author wants to take part in this year's walking marathon.

According to "I help distribute drinks to pedestrians" in the previous sentence, the author helped distribute drinks in last year's walking marathon, so teachers and parents said that they might "manage" without the help of the author.

According to last year's walking marathon, I helped distribute drinks to walkers. In the previous paragraph, Michael asked the author whether he would distribute drinks "again" this year.

44. A. But according to the next sentence ... I hope I can run laps with you. The author "assumes" that he will still be assigned the task of distributing drinks.

According to the context, the author really wants to take part in the competition with his friends.

According to the participants in the school walking marathon, the author wants to "take part in" the walking marathon 46.d

47. According to the above article, I use a wheelchair to travel. It can be seen that a sloping road is a "difficult" disabled person.

According to the next sentence, after noon, Mrs. Hunter called a class meeting, and the teacher promised to "think about)" Michael's proposal.

According to the students' reaction in the next class, Michael told everyone his "ideas".

According to the last sentence, we can take turns. Olivia thinks that everyone takes turns pushing the author, so that everyone will not be too "tired".

5 1. A. At the beginning of the competition, the author turned the wheels of the wheelchair as quickly as possible.

52. C. According to the unprecedented situation, when we came to the hill and Michael "started" to push the author, there was a slope.

According to the last sentence, Olivia was waiting halfway up the mountain, and Olivia said, "It's my turn".

According to my friend Michael and a class meeting above, these "friends" of the author helped him in the competition.

55. A. I did the second lap-another lap, and the author "finished" it round and round.

According to the awards that started later, the author felt very tired at the end.

According to the winner of the mystery prize. It belongs to ... Peter. The author looks at these prizes he "won".

The author is very happy to win the prize in the competition.

59. A. According to everyone, we should take turns, and the whole class helped the author.

According to the next sentence, let's leave everything in the classroom. Then we can all have some fun. The author wants to "share" this award with you.

Fill in the blanks in grammar:

6 1. In 2007. Investigate prepositions. Encounter (a storm) suddenly, etc.

62. It. Investigate its usage as a formal subject. Let the space be the formal subject, and the real subject is the leading clause, so fill in.

63. Go on. Check the use of infinitives as object complements. Allow sb. Do sth. Allow sb to do sth.

64. Drive. Investigate the usage of the verb -ing as a postposition attribute. There is a logical subject-predicate relationship between Anyoneelse and drive, and the action and state represented by the predicate exist at the same time, so driving is filled in.

65. Absolutely. Examine adverbs. Set the space as an adverbial to modify the predicate, so you must definitely fill in adverbs.

A. check the indefinite article. A series in a series.

67. That/that. Investigate relative words. Set a space to guide the attributive clause to modify the antecedent area and be the subject in the clause, so fill in that/which.

68. I have found it. Look at the passive voice in the present perfect tense. Evidence and find are passive, and it was only recently known that the present perfect tense was used here, so it was found.

69. It's frightening. Examine the usage of adjectives as attributes. Space, as an attribute to modify sandstorms, means "terrible", so it is filled with fear.

70. Pollution. Examine nouns. Setting an empty place as an object represents the abstract concept of "pollution", so fill in the noun pollution.

[Select the answer to the question and analyze it]

Reference answer

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Reading comprehension:

Subject: Personal situation

This article is a narrative. This paper mainly introduces a middle school student how to adjust his mentality and find a balance point when facing pressure.

1. C. Inference and judgment questions. According to all-night research, lack of sleep and difficulties in dealing with the increased expectations and pressures in the first paragraph, it can be inferred that Caroline has put too much pressure on herself after entering the new middle school.

2. B. Detail comprehension questions. According to this feeling that she likes, she can tell her that she will benefit from the class in the third paragraph. Caroline's first happy class has helped her a lot and she has benefited a lot.

3.d. Detail comprehension questions. According to the fourth paragraph, Caroline has accepted her true self and made her own decision, so she doesn't want to listen to other people's persuasion to apply for a famous university.

4. Answer. Reasoning and judging questions. According to the fifth paragraph, "I want to remain loyal to my goals, and I feel good about sticking to my beliefs", Carolyn is proud of her choice.

5.b. Text structure. This means finding something meaningful to her in the previous sentence, so that we can know the answer.

Cloze:

Theme: Nature

This article is argumentative. This paper mainly discusses whether there is life on other planets.

1. B. According to the previous sentence, we are the only creature in the universe, and the pros and cons of whether there is life on other planets, some scientists think that there is "life" on other planets.

According to other scientists who don't think so, other scientists hold different views.

Some scientists believe that there is no life on other planets because this planet "needs" a special environment suitable for the "beginning" of life.

According to the detailed introduction of the two different viewpoints in the following two paragraphs, it can be seen that both sides of the argument have their own basis to "support" their own viewpoints.

According to the next list of stars and the solution of the solar system, the universe is "huge".

7.A.8.B. According to the above article, many solar systems have planets, and one of them may have suitable conditions for life. In the following article, it is well known that "because" there are so many planets in the universe, it is "very likely" that there is an environment suitable for life on one planet.

9. C. 10. A. This passage mainly introduces the view that there is life on other planets, so experts "believe" that there is a "suitable" atmosphere and temperature suitable for life on the newly discovered planet.

11.D. Compared with our solar system after space flight, the above problems of the solar system indicate that it is "even" in our own solar system.

12.c. According to the following sentences, scientists found evidence of water on Mars.

13.b. The water on Mars in the last sentence "means" that life exists or once existed on these planets.

14.d. According to the need of water in the atmosphere, suitable temperature and suitable chemical composition, a planet needs special "conditions" to be suitable for life.

15. A. According to the second half of the sentence where we have never found evidence, "scientists think there may be life on other planets" means giving in, so they filled in "although".

16.d. We haven't found evidence to prove that life does exist on other planets.

17.b. According to their next sentence that we don't have enough evidence, this report "indirectly implies" that life is unlikely to exist on other planets.

18.c. According to the fact that the possibility of life on other planets is extremely small, we don't have enough evidence to "judge" the existence of life on other planets.

19. according to the last sentence, I don't think there may be life on other planets, and the author doesn't "agree" with the statement that there is life on other planets.

The author thinks that other planets can't have exactly the same environment as the earth 20.d