西交大研究生综合英语II课后习题 [练习与答案讲解版 unit1

西安交通大学 综合英语II课后习题 练习与答案讲解版 unit1 Putting in a Good Word for Guilt

Unit 1 Putting in a Good Word for Guilt

2. Vocabulary:

(1) An increasing number of children’s books attempt to portray life as it is for members of disadvantaged and minority groups. This year saw the publication of a rich a________ of realistic fictions for children aged 8-12 and older.

(2) People with n________ personality disorder have a great sense of self-importance. They seek excessive admiration from others and fantasize about unlimited success or power.

(3) Studies on film consumers had indicated teenage audience as s a prime market, with the result that Hollywood filmmakers o________ catered to that market, sometimes at the expense of adult fare.

(4) Robinson found many savages on this island. They were seen warring, s________ and eating each other, and sacrificing one another by thousands to their gods.

(5) Attempting to make money from the growing l________ of both female and male fans of basketball, he started to write love stories with basketball as one of the elements.

(6) Being somewhat older than he was, they i________ into him a false idea of their superiority, and it was by this means they retained him in their “set”—a set of wild,

(7) It is perhaps difficult for White South Africans, with an [ingrained] prejudice against communism, to understand why experienced African politicians so readily accept communists as their friends.

(8) While administration officials were kept busy answering the charges, the secretary and chairman [h________ back and forth between committees on both sides of the Capitol defending the pace and scope of the defense effort.

(9) Thousands of soccer fans stormed the gates of an already overcrowded stadium, minutes before game time. 49 people were killed and 47 injured in the [s________.

(10) For a fleeting moment I felt uneasy. Like many Americans making their first trip to an unfamiliar Asian city, I had harbored [q________ about just how I might be received.

4. Cloze:

Guilt can be a feeling of (1) about an action or situation in which you had some culpability or (2). Sometimes we can feel guilty even there is no (3).

Any ideas about what has (4) the guilt? What is of interest in our context is the neurotic sense of guilt which is a form of (5) mostly connected to repressed, murderous rage. The person feels as if he had (6) a moral crime.

Does too much (7) really cause too much guilt? Harsh parenting leads to decreased (8), guilt, and selfcontrol. Children are more likely to (9) a sense of morality/ conscience if parents use induction. Guilt means that a person does something that (10) their moral code, (11) system, or their sense of right/ wrong and good/ bad. In other words, once they do something (12) their duty, people will have the sense of guilt. In the final analysis we judge things by whether they (13) the