2.  opera house 歌劇院  operatic adj. 歌劇的；戲劇化的 an operatic tenor 歌劇男高音

3.  underneath adv. 在 … 下面； 在 … 底下 I wore a thick woolen shirt underneath.

4.  pull off one’s mask = throw off one’s mask 揭掉某人的假面具  mask vt. 掩飾 The makeup on her face masked her real age.

5.  forced adj. 勉強的 The airplane made a forced landing because of the typhoon.  forceful adj. 強而有力的 The candidate made a forceful speech yesterday.

6.  an open secret ／ a close secret 公開的／不可告人的 秘密  in secret 秘密地；暗中 They arranged the party in secret.

7.  power n. 威力；智利；權力 - The enormous power of the storm destroyed the village. - I admire his great powers of mind. - He has great power over his family.  powerless adj. 無力的 I feel powerless to change the situation.

8.  a general manager 總經理  manage vt. 管理 I don’t know how to manage such a big restaurant.  manageable adj. 易管理的 The number of students is not manageable.  management n. [U] 管理 Skillful management made a success of the business. * the number of … 的數目 a number of 有些 ; 許多

9.  opposition n. [U] 反對 His plan met with opposition.  the opposition parties 在野黨 * meet with =encounter

10.  existent adj. 存在的；目前的 Food and housing are the existent problems.  existence n. [U] 存在 The temple has been in existence for 500 years.

11.  come out of prison 出獄  sent to prison 入獄  be in prison 坐牢  break prison 越獄  prisoner n. [C] 犯人 discharge ／ release a prisoner 釋放犯人

12.  horrible = fearful = dreadful = awful = terrible  horror n. [U] 恐怖 To our horror, there was blood everywhere at the scene of the murder case.  horrify vt. 使恐懼 All the children were horrified to hear the ghost story. * to one’s 情緒 N 令 …

13.  shock n. [C] 衝擊，打擊 culture shock 文化衝擊 an electric shock 電擊 Ellen was white with shock.  shocking adj. 令人震驚的 shocking news

14.  appearance n. 出現 I was shocked at his sudden appearance.  appear vi. 出現；看起來像是 - The ex-president seldom appears in public. - There appear to be no one there.  It appears that… 好像 It appears that everyone is quite busy. * ex- 前 … ex-wife ex-boyfriend

15.  loneliness n. [U] 孤獨 My old friend suffer from isolation and loneliness.  alone adj. 獨自的 He was alone but not lonely.

16.  joyful adj. 令人高興的 Susan talked about her married life with a joyful look in her eyes.  joyless adj. 不高興的 Nina is trapped in a joyless marriage.

17.  a safety belt = a seat belt 安全帶  safe adj. 安全的 We are safe from any danger while we stay in this room.  safe n. [C] 保險箱 The thief forced the safe open.

18. Paris Opera House Staircase of the Opera House

19. Lon Chaney's Phantom

20. The phantom's make-up