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Extensive Reading—Units 78,Book II;19. Difficult language points in the text (Mother Tongue);;;20. Difficult Sentences (A View of the “Sex Bias” Pronoun in Writing);;;21. Difficult language points (Language: A Reflection of Life in the US);Extensive Reading—Units 78, Book II;;Decide whether the following statements are true or false.;;;;;;Key to exercises- Passage 19;Key to the Reading-skill Exercises;Key to exercises- Passage 20;2. As the women’s movement came to its high tide, it became fashionable to use the combined pronoun. Some people consider such a usage as a way to recognize women as equal members of society, and if a writer doesn’t use it, he feels obliged to explain it to the reader. 3. Proponents of the use “he/she” believe that this combined pronoun represents a neutral pronoun. They assert that it assists the reader by making clear something that was obviously fuzzy and believe that the usage represents a fair attitude toward women and hence will not be labeled “sexism”. 4. No. They are moving away from the usage for some of the reasons listed in the text. 5. Actually, whether or not a writer is biased would be determined by addressing the content of his writing. ;;Key to exercises- Passage 21;Extensive Reading—Units 78,Book II;Passage 22. Difficult Language Points (The Disintegrating Web) ;Passage 22. The Disintegrating Web---The Causes and Consequences of Extinction;Passage 22. The Disintegrating Web---The Causes and Consequences of Extinction;Passage 23: Difficult Language Points (A Scientific Fable);Passage 23: Difficult Language Points (A Scientific Fable);Passage 24: Difficult Language Points (In New York, Taking a Breath of Fear);;Key to Exercises---Unit 8;Key to Exercises Passage 22. The Disintegrating Web;;Key to Exercises of Passage 23. A Scientific Fable;;Key to Exercises of Passage 24. Taking a Breath of Fear;;Quiz for Unit 8 Short Answer Questions;;