(完整版)Unit3TheUnhappyAmericanWay

Unit Three The Unhappy American Way

Key to Exercise II

1. felicity 2. cold-shouldered

3. uproot 4. uniform

5. outlook 9. indulge 13. subservience 17. rings 21. lowbrow

Key to Exercise III

1.secret

6.had 11.since 16.better 21.mind 26.down 31.guide 36.percentage 41.regard 46.another 51.counts 56.who

Key to Exercise IV 6. malaise 10. demeanor 14. vision 18. abominable

7. jaded 11. cynical 15. moan 19. impeccable

8. thwarted 12. swindled 16. prudent 20. preclude

2.recall 7.practically 12.come 17.bottom 22.free 27.goals 32.on

37.effectiveness 42.label 47.on 52.reason 57.recipe

3. keep 8.prexident 13.one 18.such 23.recommend 28.strange 33.represented 38.mostly 43.accordingly 48.do 53.matters 58.herself

4.passed 9.hand 14.ladder 19.look 24.do 29.same 34.set 39.Others 44.trouble 49.not 54.even 59.truth

5.suspecting 10.everything 15.top 20. effective 25.get 30.them 35.items 40.go 45.helpful 50.so 55.hardly 60.temptatio

Among the portraits of Soviet heroes that used to hang in every Russian school and library the one of Maxim Gorky was nearly always given pride∧place with Lenin. Gorky was an icon of a Soviet cultural establishment. He was therefore hailed as the first great Russian writer to emerge ∧the proletariat, as a life-long friend of∧Bolsheviks, and as the founder of Socialist Realism. The Soviet cult of Gorky took off in his own lifetime: there were a trilogy of three films about his youth; the main street in the capital is named after him; and his native city of Nizhnyi Novgorod was renamed as Gorky. Still there was another Gorky, the man behind the icon, ∧the Soviet public was not allowed to know. In his native land Gorky was a writer of a hagiography but no biography. The opening up again of the Soviet archives has of the therefore from the √ was three was as Yet whom revealed out a much more complex and tragic figure than the one with whom appeared in the censored collections of his works in again Russia. From out his journalism ( long ago known in the West ) and his voluminous that correspondence(most∧which was buried in the archives ) it was √ clear that Gorky was no doubt Bolshevik, that he harboured ago doubtfulness about the revolution and the course ∧took after 1917 of which drove him into exile in 1921, and that ∧he returned in is 1928, far from support the Soviet government, he became its doubts prisoner and, it may yet emerge, its murder-victim too. it when supporting √

Key to Exercise V ( for reference only )

The ship being stranded, they were condemned to a fortnight stay on the desolate island.

In the third round he gained the upper hand over his opponent and knocked him out.

It is easy to lapse into bad habits or even crimes if you don't listen to people's advice.

His tongue ran riot when he was asked to talk about what he saw and heard in Japan.

The charms of Egypt consist in not only its long history and scenic beauty, but also its mysteries: unusual customs and peculiar traditions.

Your heart is badly diseased. You mustn’t give free rein to your temper like that.

Fresh from school, she worked with gusto, and came to the clinic very early everyday to treat patients.

On impulse he submitted his resignation, giving up the well-paid job.