21_B4_U02A

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21st Century College English Book 4
Unit 2 Text A
The Gratitude We Need
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Unit 2 Part A

• Lead-in Activities
• Text Organization
• Reading Writing Skills
• Language Points
• Guided Practice
• Assignment

The Gratitude We Need
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Lead-in Activities
Questions for Discussion
1) What do you think you should show your
gratitude in your family? 2) Do you have the
habit of showing gratitude to others?
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Text Organization

para. 1-5
para. 6-8
para. 9-13
para. 14
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Reading Writing Skills
1) Reading skill Reading comprehension
questions fall into the following six types a.
Main idea questions b. Specific detail
questions c. Guessing unknown word (or
expression) questions d. Inference questions e.
Logic structure questions f. Attitude or tone
questions.
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Reading Writing Skills
Reading comprehension questions, if well designed
and properly used, are not only effective in
checking out how well a student understands a
text, but can also lead students to a better
understanding of the text as a whole. 2) Writing
skill An example is a specific instance that is
used to support or explain a more general
statement. In text A, the author gives a number
of examples which help to clarify the readers
understanding of what gratitude is and which add
persuasive force to the authors thesis that
gratitude is important.
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Language Points
Text A
The Gratitude We Need
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Language Points
The Gratitude We Need A.J.Cron
in 1 On a fine afternoon in New York, I got into
a taxi. From the drivers expression and the way
he slammed in his gears, I could tell that he was
upset. I asked him what was the trouble. Ive
got good reason to be sore, he growled. One of
my fares left a wallet in my cab this morning.
Nearly three hundred bucks in it. I spent more
than an hour trying to trace the guy. Finally I
found him at his hotel. He took the wallet
without a word and glared at me as though Id
meant to steal it.
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Language Points
2 He didn't give you a reward? I exclaimed.
3 Not a cent. But it wasnt the dough I
wanted... he fumbled, then exploded, If the guy
had only said something... 4 Because his
helpful, honest act had not been appreciated,
that cabdrivers day was poisoned, and I knew he
would think twice before rendering a similar
service. The need for gratitude is something we
all feel, and denial of it can do much to harm
the spirit of kindness and cooperation.
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Language Points
5 During World War II a mother in Cincinnati
received a letter from her son in the army in
which he spoke of a woman in a village in
Normandy who had taken him into her home when he
was wounded and hungry, and hidden him from the
Germans. Later on, unhappily, the boy was killed
in the Ardennes offensive. Yet the mother was
moved by an irresistible intention. She saved up
for two years, crossed the Atlantic and located
the village referred to by her son. After many
inquiries, she found the woman who had sheltered
her
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Language Points
son the wife of an impoverished farmer and
pressed a package into her hand. It was the gold
wristwatch her son had received on his
graduation, the only object of real value the boy
had ever possessed. The mothers act of gratitude
so touched peoples hearts that it has become
something of a legend in and around the village.
It has done more than fine speeches to foster
good feeling toward Americans.
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Language Points
6 Gratitude is the art of receiving gracefully,
of showing appreciation for every kindness, great
and small. Most of us do not fail to show our
pleasure when we receive hospitality, gifts and
obvious benefits, but even here we can perfect
our manner of showing gratitude by making it as
personal and sincere as possible. Recently, when
touring in southern Italy with my wife,
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Language Points
I sent to a friend in Connecticut several bottles
of a local wine which had taken our fancy. It was
a trifling gift, yet to our surprise, instead of
the conventional letter of thanks, we receive a
phonograph record. When we played it, we heard
our friends voice speaking after dinner,
describing how he and his guests had enjoyed the
wine and thanking us for our thoughtfulness. It
was pleasant to have this unusual proof that our
gift had been appreciated.
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Language Points
7 Gratitude is sometimes more than a personal
affair. My son, studying medicine at McGill
University, told me of a patient brought into
hospital in Montreal whose life was saved by a
blood transfusion. When he was well again he
asked Isnt there any way I can discover the
name of the donor and thank him? He was told
that names of donors are never revealed. A few
weeks after his discharge he came back to give a
pint of his own blood. Since then he has returned
again and again for the same purpose. When a
surgeon commented on this splendid record of
anonymous service, he answered simply Someone I
never knew did it for me. Im just saying
thanks .
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Language Points
8 It is a comforting thought that gratitude can
be not merely a passing sentiment but a renewal
which can, in some instances, persist for a
lifetime. A husband who recalls appreciatively
some generous or unselfish act on his wifes
part, or a wife who never forgets the gifts her
husband has given her, does much to keep the
domestic wheels spinning smoothly. W.H. Hudson,
British author and naturalist, has written One
evening I brought home a friend to share our
usual evening meal. Afterward he said to me You
are fortunate to have a wife who, despite ill
health and children to look after, cooks such
excellent meals. That tribute opened my eyes and
taught me to show gratitude for my wifes
day-to-day heroism, which I had hitherto taken
for granted.
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Language Points
9 It is, above all, in the little things that the
grace of gratitude should be most employed. The
boy who delivers our paper, the milkman, the
mailman, the barber, the waitress at a
restaurant, the elevator operator all oblige us
in one way or another. By showing our gratitude
we make routine relationships human and render
monotonous tasks more agreeable.
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Language Points
10 A patient of mine in London who worked as a
bus conductor once confided to me, I get fed up
with my job sometimes. People grumble, bother
you, havent got the right change for their
tickets. But theres one lady on my bus morning
and evening, and she always thanks me in a
particularly friendly way when I take her ticket.
I like to think shes speaking for all the
passengers. It helps me to keep smiling.
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Language Points
11 Arnold Bennett had a publisher who boasted
about the extraordinary efficiency of his
secretary. One day Bennett said to her, Your
employer claims that you are extremely efficient.
What is your secret? Its not my secret, the
secretary replied. Its his. Each time she
performed a service, no matter how small, he
never failed to acknowledge it. Because of that
she took infinite pains with her work. 12 Some
persons refrain from expressing their gratitude
because they feel it will not be welcome. A
patient of mine, a few weeks after his discharge
from the hospital, came back to thank his nurse.
I didnt come back sooner, he explained,
because I imagined you must be bored to death
with people thanking you.
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Language Points
13 On the contrary, she replied, I am
delighted you came. Few realize how much we need
encouragement and how much we are helped by those
who give it. 14 Gratitude is something of which
none of us can give too much. For on the smiles,
the thanks we give, our little gestures of
appreciation, our neighbors build up their
philosophy of life.  

(1061 words)
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Text-related information
A.J.Cronin, Scottish novelist and accomplished
storyteller. Gained fame with his novel Hatters
Castle(1931). He produced several bestsellers
with social concerns. Cronin continued to wrote
until he was in his eightieth year. His book also
gained a wide audience through files and
television.

• J. Cronin
• ???
• (1896-1981)

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to slam sth. v. shut, put, push,throe or knock
with great force. The act of slamming always
involves great force and usually a loud noise.
Examples The door slammed. I was so annoyed
that I just slammed the phone down.
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gears n. (pl) set of toothed wheels which fit
into another set to transmit power from a
vehicles engine to its road wheels. (????)????,??
Examples The car has four forward
gears(???)and one reverse gear(??).
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have (every) good reason to do sth. be fully
justified to do sth.
Examples We have good reason to mistrust
you. The police have very good reason to
believe he is guilty.
More to learn
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sore a. 1) painful or aching from a wound,
infection or (of muscles) hard use 2) (AmE)
angry, esp, from feeling unjustly treated.
Examples My feet are sore from all that
running yesterday. Dont joke about his weight
its rather a sore point with him.
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buck n. (Am sl.) U. S. dollar Other informal
American expressions for money include dough,bread
,moola(h) and greenback.
Examples The drinks cost me four bucks. How
the hell could we scrape up enough dough to pay
him off.
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without a word without saying anything. Here
it refers to word of gratitude.
Examples He left without a word. He took
away the book without a word, which made me
rather angry.
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glare at to look in an angry way.
Examples They didnt fight, but stood there
glaring at one another. He didnt shout or
swear, but just glared silently at me.
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Because his helpful, honest act had not been
appreciated, that cabdrivers day was poisoned,
and I knew he would think twice before rendering
a similar service.
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More to learn
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to poison (an occasion, a situation,
relationship, etc.) to spoil it in an
unpleasant and nasty way so that you no longer
feel happy and optimistic about it.
Examples The quarrel poisoned our
friendship. The long dispute has poisoned
relations between the two countries.
More to learn
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to think twice (again) before (about) doing
sth. to think carefully before deciding to do
sth.
Examples Youve got to think twice before you
spend 100 yuan on a book. You should think
twice about employ someone youve never met.
More to learn
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render vt. 1) give (esp. sth. abstract, such as
help, service, thanks,
etc.) 2) cause (sb. or sth.) to be in a certain
condition
Examples We would never have succeeded without
the aid you rendered . Your action has
rendered our contract invalid.
More to learn
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service n. something one does that helps or
benefits another or others
Examples You did me a great service by showing
me the truth. In a sense he did do a service to
British journalists.
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denial of sth. n. a refusal to give or allow
Examples They protested against the denial of
basic human freedoms. Sex discrimination is the
most basic denial of equal opportunities.
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Text-related information
Cincinnati is the third largest city of Ohio, and
busy hub of a seven-county metropolitan area in
three states. It is picturesquely situated
between the Little Miami and Great Miami rivers
where they empty into the Ohio. The city is
encircled by hills and is a major industrial
center.
Cincinnati ????
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Text-related information
Normandy A historic and cultural region
coextensive with the former province of
Normandy, France. Normandy was the location of
the Allied invasion of German-occupied France
during World War II.

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Text-related information
The Ardnnes offensive Also called the battle of
Ardennes, or the battle of Bulge (Dec. 16,
1944-Jan.16,1945), the Ardennes offensive was the
last German offensive on the Western Front during
World War II. It was an unsuccessful attempt to
push the Allies back from the German home
territory. The name Battle of Bulge was
appropriated from Winston Churchills optimistic
description, in May 1940, of the resistance that
he mistakenly supposed was being offered to the
Germans breakthrough in that area just before
the Anglo-French collapse. The bulge refers to
the wedge that the Germans drove into the Allied
lines.

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Yet the mother was moved by an irresistible
intention
Translate the sentence ?
Key ??????????????????
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to locate (some place) to learn the position
of
Examples We located the schools and shops as
soon as we moved into the town. I am trying to
locate Mr..Green. Do you know where he is?
More to learn
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refer to to mention, speak of.
Examples When I said somebody is stupid, I
wasnt referring to you. Which one did you
refer to when you mentioned you.
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press (into, on, upon,etc) giving in a very
forceful way, allowing no refusal to accept

Examples Mary pressed money into Johns hand
to express her gratitude. His aunt pressed upon
him cups of tea and chocolate cookies.
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The mothers act of gratitude so touched peoples
heart that it has become something of a legend in
and around the village.
Translate the sentence ?
Key ????????????????????,???????????,???????????
More to learn
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something of to a degree but not complete
Examples George found himself something of a
celebrity(????). He is something of an expert
on linguistics.
More to learn
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legend a very old story or set of stories from
ancient times, or the stories that people
tell about a famous event or person.
Examples Elvis Presley (??)is one of the great
legends of pop music. His bravery behind the
enemy lines is now legend.
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It has done more than fine speeches to foster
good feeling towards Americans.
Key ??????????????????????
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an art an activity of a high level of skill or
a special ability
Examples It is important to learn the art of
appearing confident in an interview Treading
needle is an art in itself.
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but even here we can perfect our manner of
showing gratitude by making it as personal and
sincere as possible.
Translate the sentence ?
Key ????????,?????????????????????????????????
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Text-related information
American history is deeply rooted in Connecticut,
one of the 13 original states. It is known as the
Constitution State because the set of laws by
which the first settlers agreed to govern
themselves the Fundamental Orders of
Connecticut(1639) embodied the first laws that
recognized the people as the real basis of civil
authority. This principle was later incorporated
in the United States Constitution.
Connecticut ?????
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take / catch ones fancy please or attract sb.
Examples The idea of being an actress quite
took her fancy. She saw a suit in the shop
window and it caught her fancy immediately.
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Text-related information
McGill McGill is an international university
whose main language of instruction is English.
Located in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, McGills 22
faculties and professional schools offer over
3,000 programs at the undergraduate, graduate
and doctoral levels.

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Text-related information
Montreal is a cosmopolitan city in Quebec,
Canada, in which about two thirds of the people
speak French the culture here also remains
French. Montreal is the second largest inland
seaports. The commercial hub of Canada, it is a
leading financial and manufacturing canter. It is
also one of Canadas oldest cities.
Montreal ????
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Isnt there any way (that) Is it possible
that?
Examples Isnt there any way I can talk to him
in person. Isnt there any way that the
murderer has already escaped to another place?
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gratitude can be not merely a passing sentiment
but a renewal which can, in some instances,
persist for a lifetime.
Translate the sentence ?
Key ?????????????, ????????????
More to learn
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not merely emphasize how important and
surprising something is by comparing it with
something else what is less important or
surprising.
Examples He is not merely a good artist, but a
great one. Much of the new industry is not
merely in China, it is Chinese-owned.
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on sb.s part / on the part of sb. made or done
by sb.
Examples It was an error on my part. The
agreement has been kept on my part but not on
his, ie by me but not by him.
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keep the domestic wheels spinning smoothly

• Key
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Text-related information
William H. Hudson, British writer, naturalist,
and ornithologist (????), is best known for his
exotic romance. He was born in Quilmes,
Argentina, of American parents. Hudson spent his
early years on the Argentine Pampas as a
naturalist specializing in Ornithology. In 1874
he settled in England, and in 1900 became a
British subject. His life was passed in poverty
and obscurity until 1904, when his best-known
work, the novel Green Mansions, was published.
William H. Hudson ??? (1841-1922)
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That tribute opened my eyes and taught me to show
gratitude for my wifes day-to-day heroism.
Key ?????????????,??????????????,???????????????
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open ones eyes make one aware for the first
time that something is different from the way
that you thought it was
Examples Travel to the island country opened
his eyes to the poverty for the first
time. Johns eyes were opened up to the world
of nature when he had visited that museum.
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It is, above all, in the little things that the
grace of gratitude should be most employed.
Key ???????????????????
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to oblige someone means to be helpful to them
by doing what they have asked you to do.
Examples Please oblige me by closing the
door. Could you oblige me with 50 pounds until
the weekend.
More to learn
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(in) one way or another by some means,
methods, etc.
Examples One way or another, Im going to
leave this town. We must finish the job this
week one way or another.
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By showing the gratitude we make routine
relationship human and render monotonous tasks
more agreeable.
Key ??????????????????????, ????????????????
Translate the sentence ?
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confide sth. to sb. tell sth. (esp. a secret)
to sb. confidentially
Examples He confided his trouble to his
friend. Mary confided to me that she had
applied for another job.
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be (get) fed up with (about) sb.(sth.) (infml)
be or become unhappy, bored or tired of sb. or
sth., esp. what one has been experiencing for a
long time
Examples I am fed up with her complaints. I
wont wait any longer I am fed up.
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Text-related information
One of the most popular English novelists of the
early 20th century, Arnold Bennett was also a
journalist and a playwright. His versatility and
his huge output, however, resulted in unevenness
of his work. He was noted for his sympathetic
portrayals of women.
Arnold Bennett ???.??? (1867-1931)
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boast (about / of / that) talk (about sth.,
esp. sth. one has done or one owns) in a way that
shows excessive pride and pleasure
Examples John is always boasting about his
childrens success at school. Mike boasted that
he was the best player in the team.
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take pains with / over / to do sth. make a
great effort to do sth. or to do it properly
Examples She always takes great pains with her
hair-style. Great pains have been taken to
ensure the safety of passengers.
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refrain from sth./ doing sth. deliberately
avoid to do something
Examples I carefully refrained from looking at
her. We hope the country will refrain from
hostile actions.
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on the contrary expressing strong opposition to
what had just been said
Examples I dont like my job on the contrary,
I think its very dull. It doesn't seem ugly
to me on the contrary, I think its rather
beautiful.
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Gratitude is something of which none of us can
give too much.
Key ???????????????
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philosophy of life ones approach to life and
his way of dealing with it
Examples Live now, pay later thats my
philosophy of life . He was an angry,
embittered man, rich man, with no philosophy of
life beyond self-indulgence .
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Guided Practice

• Vocabulary
• Structure/Cloze/Translation
• Structure Writing

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Vocabulary
III. Fill in the blanks with the words given
below. Change the form where necessary.
generous tribute denial intention sincere
gratitude slam sore trace glare
conventional render proof agreeable
1. The authors son was studying medicine at
McGill University with the ________ of becoming a
surgeon.
intention
2. I took his criticism as a ________ desire to
see improvement in my work.
sincere
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Vocabulary
III. Fill in the blanks with the words given
below. Change the form where necessary.
generous tribute denial intention sincere
gratitude slam sore trace glare
conventional render proof agreeable
3. They didnt fight, but stood there ________ at
one another.
glaring
4. Dont get ________ at me because you got low
marks in your exams.
sore
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Vocabulary
III. Fill in the blanks with the words given
below. Change the form where necessary.
generous tribute denial intention sincere
gratitude slam sore trace glare
conventional render proof agreeable
5. Though the poem is well-known, no one has yet
been able to ________ its author.
trace
6. The new club strives to educate its member to
________ service to the community.
render
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Vocabulary
III. Fill in the blanks with the words given
below. Change the form where necessary.
generous tribute denial intention sincere
gratitude slam sore trace glare
conventional render proof agreeable
7. Mary likes to go dancing on weekends because
she does not believe that the ________ of
pleasure is a virtue.
denial
8. People place stamps on letters or packages as
________ that they have paid for mailing.
proof
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Vocabulary
III. Fill in the blanks with the words given
below. Change the form where necessary.
generous tribute denial intention sincere
gratitude slam sore trace glare
conventional render proof agreeable
9. The major praised the Lei Feng Spirit that
could be found every where in the city and paid
particular________ to youngsters who helped the
elderly.
tribute
10. These disks hold more than 400 times as much
information as a ___________ floppy disk.
conventional
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Vocabulary
III. Fill in the blanks with the words given
below. Change the form where necessary.
generous tribute denial intention sincere
gratitude slam sore trace glare
conventional render proof agreeable
11. Though he didnt have much to give, he was
__________ with his money.
generous
12. Fathers Day is a day on which the people
of many countries express their __________ and
appreciation for their fathers by giving them
gifts or greeting cards .
gratitude
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Vocabulary
III. Fill in the blanks with the words given
below. Change the form where necessary.
generous tribute denial intention sincere
gratitude slam sore trace glare
conventional render proof agreeable
13. She ________ on the brakes and the car came
to a sudden stop.
slammed
14. You might be more successful in your job if
you could take the trouble to make yourself more
__________ to your colleagues as well as your
employer.
agreeable
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Structure Ex. VII Cloze Ex.
VIII Translation Ex. IX Ex. X
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Structure
???? IV Ex. VII, p. 49
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Structure
VII Study the sentence from the text given below
and then complete the following sentence by
translating the Chinese into English.
Gratitude is something that none of us can give
too much.

• The headmaster believed that (?????????????????)__
  __________________________________________
• 2. These workers got wounded in the construction
  of the new city. (???????????????)________________
  _

no sacrifice for the education of the young was
too great
No price is too high to pay in order to save
their lives.
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Structure
VII Study the sentence from the text given below
and then complete the following sentence by
translating the Chinese into English.
Gratitude is something that none of us can give
too much.
3. As students of science, we(????????????)_______
________________________________________________
4. He has done so much for the poor people in his
neighborhood. (?????????????)_____________________
_
cannot be too careful in performing an experiment
They cannot praise him too much.
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Structure
VII Study the sentence from the text given below
and then complete the following sentence by
translating the Chinese into English.
Gratitude is something that none of us can give
too much.
5. This is a point that has been made many times
before, but it(?????????)_________________________
____________ 6. The importance of personal
computer(????????)________________________________
_______________________
cannot be overemphasized
cannot be overestimated
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Cloze
???? IV Ex. VIII, p. 50
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Cloze
VIII. Fill in each blank with the most
appropriate word from the four choices given.
Gratitude is defined as the art of showing
___1__ for every kindness, great and small.
Usually, ___2___ gratitude costs very little, but
its rewards can be great. When gratitude is owed
but not given, however, as when we ___3___ to
recognize a generous act on someone elses___4__,
this denial can lead to sore feelings, and even
resentment.

• 1. A) action B) appreciation
• C) effect D) affection
• 2. A) expressing B) behaving
• C) doing D) making
• 3. A) lose B) loose
• C) fail D) refuse
• A) hand B) thing
• C) place D) part

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Cloze
Sometimes, truly deep gratitude calls for
personal sacrifice. One ___5___ is a mother of
world war II soldier who traveled from her home
___6___ the U. S. to visit the French family who
had ___7___ her son from Nazis. She was driven to
___8___ this unselfish generosity which this
family had shown her son. But gratitude can
___9___ be shown by very simple acts. We can
start ___10___ making sure that, in one way or
another, we thank the family members and ___11___
who help us every day.

• 5. A) time B)employer C) barber D) example
• A) through B) in
• C) around D) by
• 7. A) sheltered B) asked
• C) invited D) discharged
• 8. A) make B) do
• C) ask D) prove
• 9. A) either B) too
• C) also D) then
• 10. A) if B) when
• C) since D) by
• 11. A) key B) act
• C) fares
• D)paratroopers

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Cloze
In sum, the ___12___ to gratitude is
thoughtfulness, or ___13___ pains to consider the
feeling of others as well as out own. Being
generous and __14___ with our affection and
sentiments is one thing we all can do to make the
world a more pleasant place. For all of these
___15___ gratitude is something of which none of
us can give too much.
12. A) key B)act C) thing D)
option 13. A) making B) doing C) halting D)
taking 14. A) unwise B) unkind C) unselfish D)
unsure 15. A) reasons B) times C) places D)
seasons
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Translation
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Translation English to Chinese
???? IV Ex. IX, p. 51
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Translation English to Chinese
Some person refrain from expressing their
gratitude because they feel it will not be
welcome. A patient of mine, a few weeks after his
discharge from the hospital, came back to thank
his nurse. I dont come sooner, he explained,
because I imagined you must be bored to death
with people thanking you.
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Translation English to Chinese
On the contrary, she replied, I am delighted
you came. Few realize how much we need
encouragement and how much we are helped by those
who give it.
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Translation English to Chinese
Gratitude is something of which none of us can
give too much. For on the smiles, the thanks we
give, our little gestures of appreciation, our
neighbors build up their philosophy of life.
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Translation Chinese to English
???? IV Ex. X, p. 51
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Translation Chinese to English
1. ???????,???????????
denial of cooperation
be sore at
glare at
He glared at John and was sore at his denial of
cooperation.
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Translation Chinese to English
2. ????????????????????????????????????
in difficulty
show ones gratitude to
render
Johns sincere speech shows his gratitude to the
people who rendered him generous help when he was
in difficulty.
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Translation Chinese to English
3. ????????????????????????????????
save up
something of
proof of
He is something of a stamp collector. The fact
that once he saved up for two years to buy a rare
stamp is roof of it.
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Translation Chinese to English
4. ?????????????????????????????????
in one way or another
not overstated
take/catch the fancy of
The beauty of these roses could not be
overstated. They took/caught all the visitorss
fancy in one way or another.
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Translation Chinese to English
5. ??,?????????????????????????????,??????????????
?????
take it for granted
make the final decision
think twice before
At first he took it for granted that they should
build more highways in this area. Then a careful
calculation of the expenditure compelled him to
think twice before he made the final decision.
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Translation Chinese to English
6. ????????,????, ?????????? ?????
no matter
acknowledge it
never fail to
Each time he receives a gift from me, no matter
how small, my friend Bill never fail to
acknowledge it.
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Translation Chinese to English
7. ??????????????????????????????????????????????
???????
trace
refer to
a tribute to
The journalist has decided to trace the young man
referred to in the old couples letter, which is
a tribute to the young mans effort at making
their living more agreeable.
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Translation Chinese to English
8. ??????????????????????,???????????????
boast about
be fed up with
refrain from
Though he was fed up with the salesman who
knocked at his door and boasted about their
products every day, he refrained from slamming
the door in their face.
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Structured Writing
???? IV Ex. XII, p. 53
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Structured Writing
XII. Choose one of the following activities.
A
B
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Write a short passage in which you discuss the
relative merits of newspapers vs. the internet as
a source of information. Use examples from your
own experience to support your assertions.
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Structured Writing
Write an exemplification passage in which you
illustrate how a family meal or a holiday
celebration which you attended revealed the
social attitudes of the group that took part.
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