英语报刊选读--参
UNIT 1
THE MAINSTREAM NEWSPAPAERS AND MAGAZINES
1.
1） T 2） T 3） T 4） T 5） F 6） F 7） T 8） T 9） F 10） T
PART TWO
NEWSPAPERS & MAGAZINES BY SUBJECT
UNIT 2 POLITICS
Section B Text 1 1.
1） C 2） C 3） B 4） C 5） D Text 2 1.
1） B 2） D 3） E 4） F 5） A 6）C 7） H 8） G 9） I Text 3 1.
barring serving ahead authorizing repeal 2.
1） B 2） C 3） A 4） D
UNIT 3 ECONOMICS
Section B Text1 1.
1）F 2） T 3） F 4） F Text 2 1. 1. $18.75 billion 2. $7 billion 3. $5）5 billion 4. $819 million 5. $702 million 6. $87 million 7. $6）8 billion 8. $1.7 billion 9. an estimated $1.7 billion e1. Icelandic GDP in 2006 f2 deposits Icesave attracted from British retail investors a3The Russian government promised loan i4Norwegian Banks' Guarantee Fund offered support g5 an emergency loan from Sweden c6taxpayer money deposited by Kent government council in Icelandic banks. b7Icelandic assets frozen by British government j8he money British entrepreneur Robert Tchenguiz lost in just 24 hours along with Iceland's banking system h9 British government and charity money parked in Icelandic banks 10. 304,000 d10 Icelandic population Text3 1.
1）T 2） F 3） F 4） T 5） T
UNIT 4
MILITARY AFFAIRS
Section B 1.
1）A 2） D 3） B 4） D Text 2 2.
1）B 2） B Text 3 3.
1）D 2） D Section B Text 1 1.
1）B Text 2 1.
1）i 2） g 7） b 8） c Text 3 1.
1）T 2） T Section B Text 1 Section B Text 1 1.
1）B Text 2 1.
1）C Text 3 1.
1）F 2） T
3） A 3） B 2） C 3） m 9） a 3） T 2）D 2） A 3） T 4） A 4） B
UNIT 5
ENVIRONMENT
3） D 4） k 5） j 10） l 11） f 4） F 5） T UNIT 6 EDUCATION
4） F UNIT 7
6） d
12） e 6） F 13）7） T
h SPORTS
Section B Text 1 1.
1） The author wants to analyze today's best athletes and shows sports fans what makes star athletes
great.
2）“The perfection point” refers to the limits of one's physical prowess.
3）The Perfection Point is really about what are we as a species going to do as we try to achieve perfection.
4） understood the motivation of the athletes using steroids and he was compassionate for them. Text 2 1.
1）B 2）D 3) C 4) D 5) C Text 3 1.
1) T 2) F 3) F 4) F 5) T 2.
1）C 2） A 3) B 4) D 5) C
UNIT 8
ENTERTAINMENT
Section B Text 1 1.
1) T 2） F 3） F 4） F 5） F Text 2 1.
1) F 2） F 3） F 4） T 5） F 6） T Text 3 1.
1) F 2） F 3） F 4） T 5） F
UNIT 9
BOOK REVIEWS
Section B Text 1 1.
1) T 2) T 3) F 4) F
PART THREE
NEWSPAPERS & MAGAZINES READINGS BY VARIETY
UNIT 10
WEATHER FORECASTS
Text 1 1.
1) A 2） B 3） 10 KTS 4） 1026Hpa, normal 5） 2009/09/10,04:51 UTC Text2
1.
1) F 2) T 2.
Phoenix; Sunrise time is later Text3
1.78, Monday; 52, Wednesday
3. Morning newspaper; because there is only low temperature on 13th, Sep., 2009）
UNIT 11 GRAPHICS
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UNIT 12 SHOWS
Section B Text 1 Text 2 1. B 2.
1） F 2) F Text 3 1.
George Bernard Shaw (1856-1950) was born in Dublin, the son of a civil servant. His education was irregular, due to his dislike of any organized training. After working in an estate agent's office for a while he moved to London as a young man (1876), where he established himself as a leading music and theatre critic in the eighties and nineties and became a prominent member of the Fabian Society, for which he composed many pamphlets. He began his literary career as a novelist; as a fervent advocate of the new theatre of Ibsen (The Quintessence of Ibsenism, 11) he decided to write plays in order to illustrate his criticism of the English stage. His earliest dramas were called appropriately Plays Pleasant and Unpleasant (18). Among these, Widower's Houses and Mrs. Warren's Profession savagely attack social hypocrisy, while in plays such as Arms and the Man and The Man of Destiny the criticism is less fierce. Shaw's radical rationalism, his utter disregard of conventions, his keen dialectic interest and verbal wit often turn the stage into a forum of ideas, and nowhere more openly than in the famous discourses on the Life Force, «Don Juan in Hell», the third act of the dramatization of woman's love chase of man, Man and Superman (1903).
2. The director is Doug Hughes, Sally Hawkins plays as Vivie Warren and Cherry Jones plays her mother Mrs. Kitty Warren.
UNIT 13
RELATIONSHIP ADVICE
Section B Text 1 1.
1) c 2） g 3） b 4） d 5） f 6） a 7） e Text 3
1. c 2） d 3） b 4） a 5） f 6） e