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第四单元：1journalist记者；新闻工作者n.2involve牵涉；涉及；包括；使参与（卷入）……vt.3editor编辑n.4photograph照片n.给……照相vt.5photographer摄影师n.6photography摄影n.7unforgettable难忘的；永远记得的adj.8assignment任务；分配n.9delighted快乐的；欣喜的adj.10admirable值得赞扬的；令人钦佩的adj.11unusual不同寻常的；独特的adj.12assist帮助；协助；援助vt.13assistant助手；助理；售货员n.14submit递交；呈递（文件等）vt.15profession职业；专业n.16professional专业的；职业的adj.专业人员n.17colleague同事n.18eager渴望的；热切的adj.19concentrate集中；聚集vt.20concentrateon集中；全神贯注于21amateur业余爱好者n.22update更新；使现代化vt.23acquire获取；取得；学到vt.24assess评估；评定vt.25inform告知；通知vt.26deadline最后期限n.27interviewee参加面试者；接受访问者n.28meanwhile期间；同时adv.29dependon依靠；依赖30case情况；病例；案例n.31accuse指责；谴责；控告n.32accuse...of因……指责或控告……33accusation指责；谴责；控告vt.34deliberately故意地adv.35soasto(dosth)为了（做）……36deny否认；拒绝vt.37sceptical怀疑的（美skeptical）adj.38guilty犯罪的；有罪的；内疚的adj.39dilemma（进退两难的）困境；窘境n.40demand需求；要求n.强烈要求vt.41demanding要求很高的；费力的adj.42publish出版；发行；发表；公布vt.43scoop抢先获得的新闻、利润等；勺子；铲子n.44section部分；节n.45concise简明的；简练的adj.46imaginative富于想象力的adj.47technically技术上；工艺上adv.48thorough彻底的；详尽的adj.49gifted有天赋的adj.50idiomatic惯用的；呵护语言习惯的adj.51housewife家庭主妇n.52crime罪行；犯罪n.53edition版（本）；版次n.54aheadof在……前面55department部门；部；处；系n.56accurate精确的；正确的adj.57senior年长的；高年级的；高级的adj.58polish擦亮；磨光；润色vt.59chief主要的；首席的adj.首领；长官n.60approve赞成；认可；批准vt.61process加工；处理vt.过程；程序；步骤n.62negative底片；否定n.否定的；消极的adj.63appointment约会；任命n.必修5Unit4Makingthenews-ReadingMYFIRSTWORKASSIGNMENTUnforgettable,saysnewjournalistNeverwillZhouYang(ZY)forgethisfirstassignmentattheofficeofapopularEnglishnewspaper.Hisdiscussionwithhisnewboss,HuXin(HX),wastostronglyinfluencehislifeasajournalist.HX:Welcome.We'redelightedyou'recomingtoworkwithus.Yourfirstjobherewillbeanassistantjournalist.Doyouhaveanyquestions?ZY:CanIgooutonastoryimmediately?HX:(laughing)That'sadmirable,butI'mafraiditwouldbeunusual!Waittillyou'remoreexperienced.Firstwe'llputyouasanassistanttoanexperiencedjournalist.Lateryoucancoverastoryandsubmitthearticleyourself.ZY:Wonderful.WhatdoIneedtotakewithme?Ialreadyhaveanotebookandcamera.HX:Noneedforacamera.You'llhaveaprofessionalphotographerwithyoutotakephotographs.You'llfindyourcolleaguesveryeagertoassistyou,soyoumaybeabletoconcentrateonphotographylaterifyou'reinterested.ZY:Thankyou.NotonlyamIinterestedinphotography,butItookanamateurcourseatuniversitytoupdatemyskills.HX:Good.ZY:WhatdoIneedtorememberwhenIgoouttocoverastory?HX:Youneedtobecurious.Onlyifyouaskmanydifferentquestionswillyouacquirealltheinformationyouneedtoknow.Wesayagoodjournalistmusthaveagoodnoseforastory.Thatmeansyoumustbeabletoassesswhenpeoplearenottellingthewholetrothandthentrytodiscoverit.Theymustuseresearchtoinformthemselvesofthemissingpartsofthestory.ZY:WhatshouldIkeepinmind?HX:Herecomesmylistofdosanddon'ts:don'tmissyourdeadline,don'tberode,don'ttalktoomuch,butmakesureyoulistentotheintervieweecarefully.ZY:Whyislisteningsoimportant?HX:Well,youhavetolistenfordetailedfacts.Meanwhileyouhavetopreparethenextquestiondependingonwhatthepersonsays.ZY:ButhowcanIlistencarefullywhiletakingnotes?HX:Thisisatrickofthetrade,Iftheintervieweeagrees,youcanusearecordertogetthefactsstraight.It'salsousefulifapersonwantstochallengeyou.Youhavetheevidencetosupportyourstory.ZY:Isee!Haveyoueverhadacasewheresomeoneaccusedyourjournalistsofgettingthewrongendofthestick?HX:Yes,butitwasalongtimeago.Thisishowthestorygoes.Afootballerwasaccusedoftakingmoneyfordeliberatelynotscoringgoalssoastolettheotherteamwin.Wewenttointerviewhim.Hedeniedtakingmoneybutweweresceptical.Sowearrangedaninterviewbetweenthefootballerandthemansupposedtobribehim.Whenwesawthemtogetherweguessedfromthefootballer'sbodylanguagethathewasnottellingthetruth.Sowewroteanarticlesuggestinghewasguilty.Itwasadilemmabecausethefootballercouldhavedemandeddamagesifwewerewrong.Hetriedtostopuspublishingitbutlaterwewereprovedright.ZY:Wow!Thatwasarealscoop.I'mlookingforwardtomyfirstassignmentnow.PerhapsI'llgetascooptoo!HX:Perhapsyouwill.Youneverknow.GETTINGTHESCOOPQuick,saidtheeditor.Getthatstoryready.Weneeditinthiseditiontobeaheadoftheothernewspapers.Thisisascoop.ZhouYanghadjustcomebackintotheofficeafteraninterviewwithafamousfilmstar.Didhereallydothat?askedsomeonefromtheInternationalNewsDepartment.Yes,I'mafraidhedid,ZhouYanganswered.Hesettowork.Hisfirsttaskwastowritehisstory,buthehadtodoitcarefully.Althoughherealizedthemanhadbeenlying,ZhouYangknewhemustnotaccusehimdirectly.Hewouldhavetobeaccurate.Concisetoo!Heknewhowtodothat.Monthsoftraininghadtaughthimtowritewithnowastedwordsorphrases.Hesatdownathiscomputerandbegantowork.Thefirstpersonwhosawhisarticlewasasenioreditorfromhisdepartment.Hecheckedtheevidence,readthearticleandpasseditontothecopy-editor.Shebegantoeditthepieceanddesignthemainheadlineandsmallerheading.“Thiswilllookverygoodonthepage,”shesaid.Whereisagoodpictureofthisman?ThenasthearticlewasgoingtobewritteninEnglishZhouYangalsotookacopytothenativespeakeremployedbythenewspapertopolishthestyle.ShewasalsoveryhappywithZhouYang'sstory.Youarereallyabletowriteagoodfrontpagearticle,shesaid.ZhouYangsmiledwithhappiness.Lastofall,thechiefeditorreaditandapprovedit.Welldone,hesai