全新主题大学英语2课后答案1-4.doc

Unit 1 Section a a Key to Exercises III. 1. sign 2. detect 3. seal 4. Surgery 5. monitor 6. fades 7. Evolution 8. erect 9. headline 10. skyline IV. 1. aspired 2. incorporated 3. deliver 4. broken down 5. keep an eye on 6. looking forward to 7. built into 8. exceeding 9. innovation 10. cooperate 11. working on 12. emerge 13. transcends V. 1. into 2. With 3. to 4. under 5. into 6. on 7. into 8. with VI. 1. bioactive 2. cybercafé 3. biochemistry 4. bioelectricity 5. cyberculture 6. biotechnology 7. biomedical 8. cyberspace VII. 1. Mrs. Helstone was hardly under the soil when rumors were noised abroad in the neighborhood that she had died of a broken heart.? 2. Hardly can you blame him for the mistake he made because he didn’t know much about the situation. 3. Too many students were pressed into the classroom, and we could hardly breathe. 4. Both men had hardly had time to realize what was happening when they were thrown violently into the sea. 5. It seems that the greatest obstacle on one’s way forward may not be a high mountain or a deep valley but a grain of sand that is hardly visible. VIII. 1. Hardly had the movie been on for ten minutes OR The movie had hardly been on for ten minutes 2. could barely (hardly) choke back her tears 3. she scarcely realized what was happening 4. Barely / Hardly / Scarcely had we set off 5. The first speaker had hardly / scarcely / barely finished his speech IX. 1.Immigrants should maintain the languages, skills, religions, customs and arts of their own heritage, even while working towards entering the mainstream of American culture. 2. Our new manager would like to have a chat with Sheila and David while cleaning up his desk. 3. Mr. Smith has an office in Madrid which he uses as a base while travelling in southern Europe . 4. The cook is very famous; however, she keeps everybody out of