1Unit1VocabularyⅠ.Thereare20incompletesentencesinthispart.ForeachsentencetherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Choosetheoneanswerthatcorrectlycompletesthesentence.1.Andaimsattheabovecondition,putsforwardthe___proposal.A.goodB.sameC.correspondingD.controversial2.Lossesmakeusmore____.A.cautiousB.carefulC.kindD.concerned3.Wemighthaveafreepress,butthatdoesn’tmeanallreportingistrueand____.A.alertB.completeC.accurateD.important4.Hismannerwascoldand____.A.intactB.differentC.indifferentD.normal5.Hisremark____mespeechless.A.renderedB.providedC.gaveD.helped6.Howdidthemovie___you?A.feelB.enterC.hitD.strike7.Ironis___torust.A.easyB.aptC.tendD.appropriate8.Idon’tlikehermanner—she’svery___.A.hostileB.thoughtfulC.considerateD.patient9.Everyonehashisown___.A.concealB.fieldC.privateD.privacy10.Iwasnot___ofhavingoffendedhim.A.thoughtB.consciousC.consideredD.capable11.Infactthetruthisquite___.A.trueB.inevitableC.contraryD.opposition12.Please___mygreetingstoyourfamily.A.conveyB.transportC.transmitD.serve13.Thismethodis___tothatone.A.goodB.betterC.superiorD.higher14.Thecountry___theinternationalagreement.A.violatedB.adhereC.keepD.challenge15.Chewthefood___beforeyouswallowthem.A.thoroughB.thoroughlyC.absolutelyD.seriously16.Weshould___thetruth.A.maintainB.preventC.raiseD.uphold17.That’sthemost___coincidenceI’veeverheardof!A.incredibleB.credibleC.creditableD.credit18.Theteacher’s___lookreducedhimtosilence.A.harshB.sternC.severeD.firm19.Therevelationofhis___pastledtohisresignation.A.immediateB.remoteC.scandalousD.glorious20.Themothertriedto___herson’sinterestinmusic.A.fosterB.nourishC.bringD.culture2Animportantelementofcarefulobservationiscalm.Be1.Iknowit’sdifficultsometimes,intheflushandexcitementof2anewpotentialfriend,butyou3topractice.Lookattheface.Studyit.Arethereanyunusualfeatures,4scars,moles,orwarts?Anywrinkles,redhair,or5elsethatstandsout?Aftertheunusualthings,6takinginthemorecommonthings,likehaircolour,weight,age,voice,stance,the7ofwalkingortalking—thearrangementof8features,likeeyes,ears,nose,mouth—anythinglikethat.Now,beingobservantisausefulifnotaneasy-to-acquiretrait.Ifyouarenotareallyobservantperson,youneedto9yourselfandtomakebeingobservantmore-or-lessa10.Mostpoliceofficersbecome11observantthroughtrainingandmotivation,12dothePresident’sSecretServicemen.Youcanpractise13observantofpeopleanywhere:walkingdownthestreet,ridingabus,justaboutanywhere.14ataface,thencloseyoureyes—or,lookaway—andthentryto15apictureofthatfaceinyourmind.Thencheckthefacewithanotherglance.Atamovie,trytolearnasmanynamesoftheactorsandactresses16possible,andnotonlytheirnames,butthenamesofthecharacterstheyplayedalso.Thisisexcellent17.Andpracticeiswhatyouneedin18todevelopthehabitofobservation.And19youhavethishabitofobservation,youwillbesurprised20howmanythingsyounoticeaboutpeoplethatyounevernoticedbefore.1.A.silentB.quietC.calmD.careful2.A.meetingB.seeingC.observingD.making3.A.getB.comeC.haveD.learn4.A.withB.withoutC.aboveD.like5.A.somethingB.anythingC.nothingD.things6.A.openB.turnC.tickleD.start7.A.wayB.methodC.deviceD.model8.A.outerB.frontC.out-standingD.facial9.A.exercisesB.trainC.controlD.manufacture10.A.characterB.markC.hobbyD.habit11.A.usuallyB.rarelyC.scarcelyD.unusually12.A.asB.whereasC.whenD.while13.A.pickingB.invadingC.doingD.being14.A.GazeB.StareC.GlanceD.Glare15.A.confirmB.reconstructC.integrateD.describe16.A.ifB.asC.whenD.unless17.A.practiceB.experienceC.achievementD.accomplishment18.A.owingB.asC.orderD.enough19.A.moreoverB.furthermoreC.onceD.twice20.A.fromB.forC.byD.atUnit2Vocabulary3Ⅰ.Thereare20incompletesentencesinthispart.ForeachsentencetherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Choosetheoneanswerthatcorrectlycompletesthesentence.1.Therearemanyillnesses,which___oldpeople.A.bearB.fearC.afflictD.affect2.Thereisa___differenceinmeaningbetweenthewordssurroundingsandenvironment.A.gentleB.subtleC.feebleD.humble3.Amost____argumentaboutwhoshouldgoandfetchthebreadfromthekitchenwasgoingonwhenIcamein.A.trivialB.delicateC.minorD.miniature4.Wemanagedtogettothetopofthemountain,butwefinditmoredifficultto____.A.ascendB.descendC.declineD.plunge5.Thecalmseagaveno___ofthestormthatwascoming.A.hintB.suggestionC.clueD.indication6.Hecouldn’t___hisenvyatmysuccess.A.coverB.glossC.concealD.reveal7.I___youitwon’thappenagain.A.ensureB.assureC.confirmD.assume8.Memoriesoftheolddays___him.A.hoverB.sufferC.hauntedD.linger9.Mensurpasswomenin.A.mightB.effortC.strengthD.force10.Thebossthreatenedto___himfromhisjob,butit’sallabluff.A.dismissB.relieveC.removeD.resign11.Thatemperorwasa___despot.A.humaneB.kindC.cruelD.terrible12.Heisgoingtolivebythecoastforthe___ofhishealth.A.reasonB.excuseC.causeD.sake13.Althoughhe’slesstalented,hewonbysheerdogged___.A.powerB.persistenceC.enthusiasmD.loyalty14.Agoodmedicinetastes.A.brinishB.bitterC.sweetD.sour15.Heheldherhandinafirm___.A.claspB.grabC.holdD.sway16.HeraisedhisheadandlookedroundforKennedy___.A.fearfulB.fearfullyC.terriblyD.fearsome17.Theelectricityfailure___thewatersupply.A.paralyzedB.causeC.shockD.effect18.Shetalked___toreportersaboutherter