新视野大学英语第六册课后题答案.doc

第一单元
Ⅲ
1. pursuit 2. conceive 3. dedicated 4. addict 5. cater 6. perplexing 7. contemplating 8. diversions 9. foreseen 10. arbitrary 11. petty 12. perpetual 13. Promises 14. based 15. essential
Ⅳ
1、made it 2、run out of
3 in terms of 4 dedicate ourselves to
5 For that matter 6 be based on
7 their duty to 8 thinking of
9 free of 11 short of
12 depend on 13 cater to
14 for their children's sake 15 began as
16 ended as
Ⅴ
1. interests 2. cars 3. goals 4. career 5. peace 6. happiness
7. experiment 8. study 9. life 10. training
Ⅵ
1. The whole of life, so to speak, is involved in the pursuit of the good life.
2. It is hard to conceive of living without electricity and other modern conveniences.
3. He dedicated his life to trying to find an appropriate architecture for his country which was realistic and integral to that society.
4. He also highlighted the well-known dangers of people becoming addicted to computers.
5. But after the race riots it was seen as something which the state would have both to cater for and take control of.
6. But after the race riots it was seen as something which the state would have both to cater for and take control of.
7. For a moment or two Peter contemplated his newly elevated status.
8. One of the advantages of big cities over the countryside is that big cities have lots of cinemas and many other diversions.
9. In my wildest imagination, I could not have foreseen such a wonderful life lay before me.
10. In terms of academic achievement, I was never a failure, and will definitely make it in the future.

第二单元
Ⅲ
1． shoving 2. emigrated
3. gleaming 4. rapping
5. facet 6. concise
7.be distracted 8. smuggling
9. eloquent 10. bully
11. void 12. sipping
13. clasping 14. enthusiastic
15. fascinated/ fascinates

Ⅳ
1. assigned to
2. put out
3. emigrating to
4. fall in love with
5. learn of
6. was greatly fascinated
7. was suspicious of
8. worked their tails off
9. delivered a lecture
10. handed in
11. catch fire
12. made it to
13. remind herself of
14. lost their lives
15 were sent into
Ⅴ
1. sound
2. glimpse
3. cold
4. robbers
5. meaning
6. fish
7. opportunity
8. breath
9. train
10. criminal/criminals
Ⅵ
1. When we finished reading the article, the teacher assigned us the task of writing a short/concise essay.
2. After raining for a whole day, a few faint gleams of sunshine lit up the gloomy afternoon.
3. I wrote this article to pay tribute to my most respectable teacher, who set me on the path of writing.
4. The teacher said loudly that it was a gripping narrative about the war, and that all of us should enjoy reading it.
5. When we put forward the suggestion he was enthusiastic for its immediate application.
6. He said that he was fascinated by the changing colors of the setting sun, so he always spent some time watching it.
7. Government power influences every facet of our lives, "from the cradle to the grave".
8. Illegal immigrants are usually smuggled into a country by ship.
9. Advertisements on the side of the road sometimes distract drivers' attention, causing traffic accidents.
10. I managed to finance four years of university tuition with scholarships and part-time jobs.

第三单元
Ⅲ
1. watertight 2. manuscript 3. instrumental 4. overthrow 5. verbal 6. empirical 7. descent 8. expired 9. dispersing 10. busted
11. rots 12. transcend 13. intact 14. diffuse 15. veil
Ⅳ
1. at odds
2. in earnest
3. contribute to
4. spreading across
5. derive from
6. a matter of
7. dates to
8 in advance
9. warned of/warned people of
10. point to
11. (1) communicate (2) with
12. focused on
13. in succession
14. in pursuit of
15. no longer
Ⅴ
1. requirements 2. conditions 3. changes 4. climate 5. environments 6. person 7. screen 8. reality 9. attitude 10. pressures
Ⅵ
1. The move was characterized as a major breakthrough for energy and industrial cooperation between the two countries.
2. His career went into a rapid descent after the scandal.
3. Though the lawyer tried to defend her, the evidence pointed to her guilt.
4. This "Imperial City" remained virtually intact until the great remodeling which began in the 1950s.
5. The statement was at odds with the one made last week.
6. The trade agreement between the two countries expires next year.
7. According to the archaeologists, the building dates to 250 B.C.
8. The two countries finally started negotiating in earnest about issues of common concern.
9. The ambassador is an outspoken supporter of military assistance to the groups working to overthrow the current government.
10. They got on to the airfield that night and started to place their bombs. But, as the aircraft were widely dispersed, it took them a lot of time.

第四单元
Ⅲ
1. stump 2. sniff 3. thrill 4. scent 5. timid 6. crisp 7. menaced 8. feast 9. glaring 10. sturdy 11. cute 12. darted 13. hoisted 14. tossed 15. wedged
Ⅳ
1. happened along
2. glared at
3. go against
4. judging by
5. let out
6. vanish into
7. strains at
8. emerged from
9. prospecting for
10. broke into
11. torn to
12. died of
13. (1) divide (2) between
14. ranges from
15. picked up
Ⅴ
1. tension 2. news 3. prisoners 4. substances 5. pictures 6. report 7. chemical 8. information 9 energy 10. names
Ⅵ
1. When the boy noticed a stranger appear on the road to the village, he immediately turned back and darted into the village.
2. When a tree is being attacked by an insect, it will release a chemical into the air to warn the other trees around it.
3. The hunter spotted paw marks of a rarely seen animal in the snow.
4. A breeze came down from the slope with the fresh scents of the green grass and wildflowers.
5. People living in the mountainous areas always fashion a rough wooden hut for the night.
6. We must in no case do anything that goes against the interest of the people.
7. After hearing about the hero's moving deeds, the audience broke into bursts of warm applause.
8. Hegemonism and power politics menace the world peace.
9. The dog sniffed at the dead body and trotted off, following the scent.
10. Suddenly a hand touched her shoulder, and she let out a scream of terror.

第五单元
Ⅲ
1.diagnose 2.immersed pile 4.suscceptible 5.interim 6.latent 7.sue monplace 9.correlate 10.preclude
11.pirate 12.prescription 13.plausible 14.refute 15.premise
Ⅳ
1.clung to 2.spell out 3.nothing less than 4.turned out 5.revolted against 6.swept up 7.back down 8.bring on 9.ward off 10.was immersed 11.nothing more than 12.building up pare with 14.closely correlated 15.pointed out
Ⅴ
1.party 2.critics 3.investigation 4.country 5.host 6.researchers 7.lives 8.team 9.people 10.children
Ⅵ

1. The desired goal of this laboratory is to dissever the hidden virus causing disease and develop some medicines to cure SARS.
2. It seems to the scientists that the significance of the clear water-like liquid lies not in its information about the human body,but in its potential capability of producing drugs.
3. Using their observations made over a long period,the research workers founf it hard to correlate the two sets of figures.
4. For the convenience of English teaching,the teachers have used their to compile an English-Chinese dictionary for high school students.
5. The genetic blueprint worked out by the Chinese researchers and their counterparts all over the world is nothing less than a biological and medical revolution.
6. Despire all the great efforts made by scientific throughout the world,we are still far away from designing a perfect human baby in a scientific sense.
7. In many cases our knowledge of flaws in DNA may lead to treatments that delay the onset of the disease or soften its effects on our health.
8. It has been suggested that this disease occurs when individuals susceptible to climate do not get enough natural light during the winter months.
9. The claim to have found genes for high IQ has been refuted down to the last point by many scientists,particularly by many geneticists.
10. According to some geneticists,certain genes are more likely to lead people to commit crimes.

第六单元
Ⅲ
1.abundance 2.subtle 3.signified/s 4.obscured 5.unfolding 6.conspicuously 7.defies 8.corrupt 9.boycott 10.siege
11.overturn 12.embedded 13.incorporate 14.segregated 15.coincide
Ⅳ
1.ready for 2.wrapped in 3.worried over 4.slipped into 5.at best 6.an escape from 7.concerned with 8.incorporate;into
9.risen to 10.results in 11.slip into 12.fit into 13.segregated from 14.move beyond 15.were joined by
Ⅴ
1.demonstrations 2.opinions 3.diseussions 4.degrees 5.trial 6.elections 7.dinner 8.views
9.water 10.positions
Ⅵ
1. She had an abundance of tales from the old colonial days,when she had been a cook for a white family.
2. Mothers and fathers are role models,exerting a strong ,yet subtle influence over their children.
3. It began as fashion,signified by the growth of long hair for men,and ended up as something political.
4. The origins of many countries become gradually obscure in the mists of time.
5. The e-mail be sent in reply yesterday was at best evasive,at worst downright misleading.
6. It just so happened that I was on the scene when the World Trade Center was attacked on the morning of September 11,and the horrible sight would be embedded in my momory forever.
7. The American Great Canyon is known as one of the sever natural wonders of the world and its scenic grandeur almost defies description.
8. Even though he was issued an explicit warming he still insisted on having his own way,which eventually led to this disaster.
9. Since its publication this book has been under siege from all walks of life for the vulgarity of its content.
10. Alice feels that motherhood means overturning all the marital, housing,professional and personal was expected to make in her 20s.

第七单元
Ⅲ
1.testify 2.novelty/novelties 3.jerked 4apparatus 5.partitioned 6.inverted 7.aggregated 8.impairs 9.mediated
10.visualize 11.spontaneously 12.analyze 13.orientation 14.literal 15.shuttle
Ⅳ
1.time and again 2.contributes to 3.in particular 4.due to 5.cope with 6.integrate with 7.respond to 8.bring about
9.cut off 10.throwing up 11.involved in 12.conflicts with 13.partitioned into 14.that’s the case 15.attributed to
Ⅴ
1.circulation 2.integrity 3.policy 4.health 5.level 6.standards 7.confidence 8.order 9.contact 10.supply
Ⅵ
1. Many English teachers testify enthusiastically to the importance they attach to improvisation and role-play in exploring texts in the middle school.
2. The first major attempt to use computer animation in a feature film became,to a large extent,the movelty of the medium itself.
3. The moment I felt myself slipping back into that sad,old routine,I jerked myself back to the reality of the moment.
4. Close to the mill was the Steven Eegineering Works,at which the boilers and apparatus for making paper from wood were manufactured.
5. In each building,one end was panitioned off for single girls,the other end for single men,and the middle section was for families.
6. Accotding to the forecast of the department concerned in 1990,the demand for chemical femilizer will be around 500 million tons in the aggregate by the year 2011compared to just below 300million in 1990.
7. For many years these traditions operated independently of each other,but recently they have converged to give the field a much more integrated look.
8. A well-known local lawyer has been appointed to mediate between the employers and the union leaders,since they cannot reach agreement in direct talks.
9. Experiments with a model confirm that the meanimg of many famous paintings can be negated by inverting the picture.
10. The Olympic Games is a world-wide sports meet,its success involves the joined efforts and cooperation of the people from all walks of life in the host country.