Unit 10
1.delicate 2.landscape 3.entry 4.privileges 5.carved
6.industry 7.tourism 8.scratch 9.reservation 10.preserved
11.confined 12.tramped 13.undisturbed 14.conservation15.neighborhood
16.restoration17.inspector 18.moral 19.marched 20.permission
II. 片語與句型造句
1. At first glance, the two girls look (exactly) the same.
2. At first glance, Denise seems/appears to be an optimistic girl.
3. Rosa might/may have forgot(ten) to do her homework last night.
4. Benjamin must have told the teacher a lie/lied to the teacher before.
5. The words written on the box have been worn away.
6. The grass in the park was worn away by the steps of thousands of tourists/visitors/travelers.
7. The number of Marco’s friends amounts to one hundred (people).
8. The countries Pascal has visited/been to amount to ten.
9. June keeps her parents out of her room.
10. The residents here keep animals out of their community/neighborhood.
11. Jared tries (hard) to stay healthy.
12. Pamela remains puzzled about the math question.
13. The new job opened Luke’s eyes.
14. The trip/journey opened Katie’s eyes to how difficult it is to be independent.
15. Lack of love and care takes its toll on children.
16. Not eating a sufficient/an adequate amount of fruit and vegetables has taken its toll on Jimmy’s health.
17. Every country lays down laws for people to follow/obey.
18. Abby often complains about the family rules (that/which) her parents lay/laid down.
19. Children should not take their parents’ love and care for granted.
20. Mrs. Wilson warns/warned her husband not to take (his) health for granted.
III. 綜合測驗
1.B 2.C 3.A 4.A 5.C 6.D 7.B 8.B 9.D 10.C
IV. 課文問答
1. Something is carved deeply into the soft red rock by tourists.
2. They wear away the delicate red sandstone and occasionally scratch their names on the rock.
3. The Taj Mahal, Stonehenge, and the national parks of Kenya.
4. It was established to protect part of Taiwan’s natural environment.
5. They must act with a stronger sense of responsibility and morality than they do now.
V. 閱讀測驗
1.B 2.A 3.C 4.A 5.B
VI. 翻譯
1. At first glance, Lacey seems/appears to be the happiest girl in the world.
2. She may/might/could have fallen in love.
3. The money Cayden spends/has spent on shoes amounts to ten thousand dollars.
4. Despite/In spite of this, he remains unconcerned about his money expenditure.
5. Teenagers should be kept out of Internet cafés.
6. The paint on the sculpture has been worn away by the hands of visitors to the park.
7. The novel opened Priscilla’s eyes.
8. The long working hours have taken its toll on Marvin.
9. To conserve/preserve the environment, the government should lay down clear guiding principles.
10. Nothing in the world should be taken for granted.
VII. 寫作練習
If I am given a chance to show the beauty of Taiwan to a foreign friend, I will choose the eastern coast of Taiwan, including both Hualien and Taitung. In my opinion, the eastern part of Taiwan has the most breathtaking scenery in the world. Compared to that in cities, the pace of life in the countryside is slow, and people naturally develop the habit of taking their time in whatever they do. This will certainly help visitors relax and enjoy their stay there. Moreover, with mountains on one side and the Pacific Ocean on the other, nature is in its prettiest form in Hualien and Taitung. I believe such peace and quiet will without a doubt create many unforgettable memories in the mind of my foreign friend. That’s why I will choose the eastern coastline as our destination.
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