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Unit 2 Laughter heals Vocabulary A Read the dialogues, and then choose the best word or phrase from the brackets to complete each sentence. Think carefully about the meanings of the words in italics before you make your choice. 1. A: If someone played a practical joke on you, would you feel embarrassed? B: Yes, I would be (amused/uncomfortable/sad). 2. A: I was the victim of the traffic accident. B: Oh, so you were (injured/punished/lucky), werent you? 3. A: Im now Charles’ co-worker. B: Really? Im glad you two are now (living/working/studying) together. 4. A: I just exchanged 100 US dollars for 760 yuan at the bank. B: So now you have (100 dollars/760 yuan/no money). B Fill in the blanks with suitable words according to their initial letters. You may use the clues in brackets to help you. 1. Most of the flood v were left homeless and hopeless. (sufferers) 2. Don’t let Michael fool you with n like that. (statements that are ridiculous) 3. Shirley is popular with all her c in the office. (people who work with her) 4. ‘Well begun is half done’ is a well-known English p . (sentence that says something that is generally true) 5. As an international c , the Red Cross provides aid to those who need help. (an organization that helps people in need) 6. What kind of films do you prefer, c or tragedies? (films intended to be funny) C Complete the sentences with a related form of the words in brackets. 1. Many westerners have a strong in God. (believe) 2. Did you see the look on his face when he was asked about the mistake? (embarrass) 3. We were all of the fact that the so-called millionaire was broke. (suspect) 4. The fence needs with wire. (strong) 5. A mixture of filled me when I heard her words. (emotional) 6. He said it had been difficult to communicate with his parents. (increase) D Co