高英book5课后答案4—14.docVIP

Key to exercises--------------Advanced English (L 4—6; 9---14, Book 5) Lesson 4 旾I. A in charge of/ hold out / at the foot of / in touch with / made our way / frown(ed) on B. put out / frowned on / adjacent to / slumped / holds out / made his way II. C. ?1. Dr. Cooper is in charge of this ward. ?2. The hare lost the race to the tortoise not because he could not run quickly / fast, but because he was too conceited. ?3. We placed / laid a wreath at the foot of the stature. ?4. He rattled off a string of names of the cities he had visited. ?5. We kept in touch with the search party by radiophone. ?6. The doctor did not hold out much hope of the patient’s recovery. ?7. The kitchen is in the rear of the house. ?8. When Ted gets mad, just let him alone. ?9. Now read the poem again, and this time don’t rattle it off like a machine gun / without a pause / in one breath. ?10. He walked / went on foot as far as (the) City Hall. D. mentioned / shouted at (or: became angry with) / clothes / rejected the man’s courting / skillfully ?III. ?A. ?1. Our purpose is to seek / It is our aim / goal / objective to seek friendship and cooperation. ?2. The rebels were seeking / sought to over throw / subvert / topple the government. ?3. We sought out a local village to find out about the situation. ?4. A deliberate person usually acts after weighing / balancing / considering all the aspects of a situation / A cautious person will deliberate all the aspects of situation before taking action. ?5. I believe the house was deliberately set fire to / set on fire. ?6. He deliberated about his decision for several days / He deliberated for quite a few days before making the decision. ?7. He eats better / His appetite has recovered, and is more cheerful / in a better mood except when occasionally he recollects / remembers that he is an invalid. ?8. There is an exception to this grammatical rule. ?9. The teacher excepted George from the examination list / from the examinees / examinati