英语：unit3-《science-versus-nature》workbbook课件(译林牛津版必修5)英语：unit3-《science-versus-nature》workbbook课件(译林牛津版必修5).pptVIP

M5 – Unit.3 Workbook A1: (P.106) 1. anxiety / anxieties 2. interference 3. desperation 4. consideration 5. intention 6. sale A2: (P.106) 1. shocked 2. fears 3. in general 4. concentrate on 5. was desperate to 6. adopted 7. eventually 8. replace 9. unique 10. comment on B1: (P.107) 1. (1)—c (2)--b (3)--a 2. (1)—c (2)--a (3)--b 3. (1)—c (2)--a (3)--b B2: (P.107) 1. careful careless 2. constructive construction 3. arguable argument 4. accepted unacceptable C1: (P.108) delighted 2. surrounded 3. bought by 4. heated to a certain temperature 5. helped by 6. encouraged by 7. disappointed C2: (P.100) 1. satisfied 2. excited 3. shoched 4. encouraging 5. unexpected 6. inspired 7. amazing D1: (P.109) delighted 2. cloned 3. breakthrough 4. benefited from 5. suffered from 6. organ 7. focusing 8. immoral 9. interfere 10. anxieties D2. Page 109 Translation 1. He was praised for getting full marks in the Maths exam. 2. She had suffered from headaches ever since the accident. 3. He profited from his time spent studying in the UK. 4. I’m desperate to have a good night’s sleep. 5. She went to France with the intention of learning French. 6. Don’t interfere with her while she is studying. 7. I waited with anxiety to hear the results of the match. 8. Many people think how happy you are is related to how healthy you are. Part A Page 110 1. Nanotechnology is the science of changing molecules and atoms into different objects. 2. We could use them to make a material 100 times stronger and four times lighter than steel , which can be used to build better cars and aeroplanes. 3. Nanobots could kill cancer cells in their bodies. 4. Nanotechnology could be used to make very destructive weapons and it could also be used to spy on people. 5. It is hard to build a machine you cannot see; if we make nanobots that can reproduce themselves, ther