Unit 4 Exercise Checking Your Vocabulary (p )

Exercise 1 1) occasionally A. The child is much better now, though he still misbehaves occasionally

Exercise 1 2) moreover A. He is a talented artist; moreover, he is a great poet. B. The school is close to my home; and moreover, it has lots of qualified teachers.

Exercise 1 3) obligation A. Everyone has a legal obligation to turn in income tax. B. When teachers assign homework, students usually regard it as an obligation to do it.

Exercise 1 4) deserve A. Those who have sacrified their lives for our country deserve our respect. B. He has been so awful he really deserves whatever he gets.

Exercise 1 5) in contrast A. In contrast to their neighbors, they live modestly. B. The second movement, in contrast, reached a membership of 20,000 in two years.

Exercise 1 6) in poverty A. The sad old woman died in loneliness and poverty. B. According to World Bank figures, 41% of Brazilians live in absolute poverty.

Exercise 1 7) arrange for A. I have arranged for a car to meet you at the airport. B. The school has arranged for a Nobel Prize winner to give the students a lecture.

Exercise 1 8) select A. These oranges have been carefully selected. B. She has been selected as one of the interpreters for our international conference.

Exercise 1 9) relative A. I need to be away for a few days to visit some relatives. B. Not many people care much about distant relatives nowadays.

Exercise 2 1) eventually 2) require 3) statistic 4) consideration 5) appreciate 6) potential

Exercise 3 (p117) 1) is now being taken care of: is now in the hands of 2) is expecting: is looking forward to 3) To put it in a different way: In other words

Exercise 3 (p117) 4) became extremely poor: was in extreme poverty 5) as an opposite point in my argument: on the other hand

Words In Action: Exercise 2 (p120) 2. 1) exclaimed 2) arrange 3) aroused 4) resembles 5) volunteered

Words In Action: Exercise 2 6) appreciate 7) requires 8) cracked 9) miracle 10) victims

Words In Action: Exercise 2 11) precious 12) delicate 13) expected 14) interviewed

Words In Action: Exercise 3 (p121) 1) take over 2) get through 3) no way 4) leave off 5) put … together

Words In Action: Exercise 3 6) in touch with 7) No sooner … than 8) in advance 9) looking forward to 10) arrange for

Words In Action: Exercise 3 11) in contrast 12) took on 13) made sure 14) move in 15) in the hands of

Words In Action: Exercise 3 16) Go with 17) in poverty

Increasing Your Word Power Exercise 1 (p121) 1) commission 2) smashed 3) smash 4) volunteered 5) spill 6) crash

Increasing Your Word Power Exercise 1 (p121) 7) contrast 8) commission 9) spilt 10) volunteer 11) contrasts 12) crashed

Increasing Your Word Power Exercise 3 (p123) 1) happy 2) impulsive 3) carelessness 4) calmness 5) firm

Increasing Your Word Power Exercise 3 (p123) 6) illness 7) awareness 8) weakness 9) submissive

Cloze (P125) 1 ) chilly 2) sooner 3) than 4) exclaimed 5) fabric 6) delicate

Cloze (P125) 7) joints 8) that 9) miracle 10) sacrified 11) precious 12) loving

Translation(p ) 1)Let ’ s get in touch as soon as we know the results of the test/exam. 2) The music aroused an intense feeling of homesickness in him

Translation(p ) 3) You ’ ve been working all morning---you deserve a rest now. 4) I had no sooner lain down than the telephone rang.

Translation(p ) 5) My doctor says I ’ m too tired and has advised me not to take on any more work. 6) Jenny volunteered to clear up after the gathering

Translation(p ) 8) Your performance in the exam did not reach the required standard----in other words, you failed. 9) She was so ill that she had to leave off work.

Translation(p ) 10) There is no way to tell what is going to happen. The case is in the hands of the judge, and all we could do is (to) wait.

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