單字測驗
1. submit 2. contest 3. arms 4. logical 5. monument
6. sparked 7. muse 8. scholarship 9. summit 10. spurred
11. guerrillas 12. stern 13. alternately 14. refuge 15. perspective
16. charms 17. financed 18. grieved/grieves 19. rebellious 20. grammatical
片語與句型造句
1. The doctor suggests/suggested that the patient (should) have/get plenty/a lot of rest.
2. The coach orders/ordered that Edith practice five hours every day.
3. Nicole worked her tail off to finish the report.
4. Brian worked his tail off (in order) to win the championship.
5. Hannah and her friends put out a monthly magazine.
6. Arthur bravely put out the fire.
7. The chief exerts herself/himself to prepare every dish/meal guests order.
8. Johnny exerts himself to protect his family.
9. Ivy was nervous because her boss fixed her with a serious look.
10. Orlando felt uneasy/uncomfortable because his teacher fixed him with a suspicious look.
11. Sonia wants to put the unhappy memories behind her.
12. Tony does not know how to put his fear behind him.
13. Fewer and fewer teenagers communicate with the written word.
14. Peter expressed his anger through the written word.
15. If it had/Had it not been for the scholarship, Sheila might not have gone to college.
16. If it had/Had it not been for the car accident, Albert would not have lost both of his legs.
綜合測驗
1. B 2. C 3. A 4. D 5. C 6. A 7. C 8. B 9. B 10. D
課文問答
1. She led him into the presence of Miss Hurd, the school newspaper adviser who later became his mentor and his muse.
2. She wanted him to write about what happened to his family in Greece.
3. He began to understand the power of the written word.
4. He managed it with scholarships and parttime jobs in journalism.
5. He told the nation that Eleni Gatzoyiannis's dying cry of “My children!” had inspired him to seek an arms agreement “for all the children of the world.”
閱讀測驗
1. D 2. C 3. C 4. B 5. A
翻譯與句型練習
1. The boss ordered that Sean find five new clients.
2. No wonder he works his tail off every day.
3. The firefighters finally put out the forest fire.
4. Everyone has exerted themselves.
5. Lynn fixed her mother with a sad look.
6. Harrison tries to put his poor grades behind him.
7. I began to understand the power of the written word.
8. If it had not been for her, I would not have become a reporter.
寫作練習
Among all the classes, Mimi loved the writing class the most. Her teacher, Miss Chen, always carefully instructed her students in writing. During every class, the teacher and the students spent a lot of time discussing their ideas about writing skills. When Mimi had difficulty in writing, she always turned to Miss Chen for instruction and support. Inspired by Miss Chen, Mimi practiced writing frequently and thus made steady progress.
After graduation, Mimi followed the literary path that Miss Chen set her on. As time went by, Mimi became a bestselling writer. When promoting her new book, she thought of Miss Chen and how she had changed her life. Had it not been for Miss Chen, Mimi would not have achieved considerable success. Mimi knew that she would never forget this special person and those precious memories.