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第十单元 Comprehension of the Text I. 1. He was head of the European staff of the Columbia Broadcasting System and a news broadcaster. 2. He felt sorry for the suffering of London during the attach by the German bombers. 3. Because he believed that whatever London had to endure, it could not be destroyed. 4. They were sure about their ultimate triumph over England. 5. They believed that London would surrender after it became a burned city. 6. Because they had the English Channel as a barrier against the Nazi ground forces, and they had the Royal Air Force to battle the Nazi in the sky. 7. On the one hand, they stayed calm and tried to continue living their lives; on the other hand, they did their best to help to defend their nation. 8. He predicted that the English people would win the final victory. Vocabulary III. 1.channels 2.rescued 3.royal 4.survival 5.crash 6.Whichever 7.punishment 8.cast 9.endured 10.surrender IV. 1.over 2.in 3.in 4.on 5.under 6.on 7.down 8.for 9.after 10.off V. 1.O 2.H 3.M 4.J 5.K 6. G 7.C 8.A 9.F 10.E Word Building VI. 1. misreported 2.misprinted 3. misspells 4. misplaced 5.misunderstood 6. misusing/ misuse 7. mistake 8. misled VII. 1.broaden 2. irresponsible 3.protective 4. characterized 5. redoubling 6. fashionable 7. unfair 8. disobeys Sentence Structure VIII. 1. as though he wee the only person who scored over 90. 2. as though she had seen a ghost there 3. as though he were her own son 4. as though he were attending a party. 5. as though he knew everything. IX. 1. You should wear whichever dress suits you best for the evening party. 2. You can settle down in whichever area you choose. 3. Whichever (of you) comes first will receive a gift. 4. All my books are here. You may borrow whichever you like. 5. I have several spare rooms. Whichever you want is yours. Translation X. 1. I remember the whole thing clearly as though it had happened yesterday. 2. Whichever of them writes the best essay will win the prize. 3. It turned out that the budget