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1、新世纪大学英语综合教程3课后习题答案完整UNITListen and Respond Task One Focusing on the Main Ideas Choose the best answer to complete each of the following statements according to the information contained in the listening passage. 1) Online learning is good in that _. A) it is easy to conduct B) it is convenient and f
2、lexible C) it provides more degrees D) it teaches more skills 2) Before you start online learning, you should know the following EXCEPT _. A) what skills you need B) where to find a course or program C) when the course starts and who will teach you D) what type of course delivery format will work be
3、st for you 3) You are ready to start online learning once you feel confident about your _. A) course delivery methods B) reading comprehension C) writing techniques D) technical skills 4) You can search for course providers on the Internet by _. A) using search engines B) typing your questions C) en
4、tering the right password D) making Internet phone calls 5) The passage is mainly about _. A) the benefits of online learning B) the importance of online learning C) the ways of conducting online learning D) the reasons why online learning is convenient Task Two Zooming In on the Details Listen to t
5、he recording again and fill in the blanks according to what you have heard. 1) Online learning is a new way to earn your degree or master new skills . 2) You must have the basic computer skills. At the very minimum , you should be able to send and receive email comfortably, search the Internet, and
6、type reasonably fast and accurately . 3) Perhaps the best way to find the right online course format is to consider your education needs and learning style . 4) Type into the search engines the key words and you can easily get what you want. Before you know it, your fingers will be flying and your o
7、nline learning adventure will have begun. Read and Explore Task One Discovering the Main Ideas 1 Answer the following questions with the information contained in Text A. 1) What disaster did the author encounter earlier in his career? He encountered a student who challenged the curriculum which requ
8、ired a pharmacy student to study literature. 2) What are the differences between the certificate that reads Qualified Pill-Grinding Technician and the one that reads Bachelor of Science? The former means that the graduate has completed the training of professional skills in pharmacy while the latter
9、, besides professional training, also involves education in the ideas mankind has generated within its history. 3) How did the author communicate the significance of studying the literal arts in college to the pharmacy student? He explained to the student that the time of a persons life could be div
10、ided into three parts: one is for sleep, the second is for work which involves professional skills, and the third part is for life after work in which education in liberal arts philosophy, arts, music, literature, history, etc. plays a vital part. 4) What is the business of college education accordi
11、ng to the author? The business of college education is not merely to train students, but to civilize them with the best human thoughts in history. In other words the author draws a clear distinction between training and education. The former provides one with skills for a job or career while the lat
12、ter enables one to become a civilized person by coming into contact with the best minds in history. 5) How can a person become civilized according to the text? A person has to enter the past and familiarize himself/herself with both the technical and spiritual resources created by mankind, so that h
13、e/she could become civilized and play his/her role in civilization. 6) What does the author think of the mission undertaken by the faculties of a university? How can they accomplish this mission? The faculties of liberal arts colleges as well as of specialized schools are entrusted with the mission
14、to put students in close contact with the best human minds in history. They should turn themselves into some sort of storehouse of human experience and try their best to communicate that experience to their students, so that their students will become civilized humans instead of savages who only kno
15、w how to operate machines or push buttons. 2 Text A can be divided into three parts with the paragraph number(s) of each part provided as follows. Write down the main idea of each part. Part Paragraph(s) Main Idea One 17 In response to the challenge posed by a particular student who merely intends t
16、o pursue skills at college and takes no interest in literature, the author draws a distinction between professional training and college education. The former can only provide students with professional skills while the latter enables students to become civilized humans. Hence the importance of libe
17、ral arts education at college. Two 810 College education must enable students to come into contact with the best minds in history, so that they can become civilized and useful human beings instead of new species of savages who only know how to operate machines or push buttons. Three 11 College educa
18、tion must target at enabling students to become both specialists and civilized humans. All college teachers must make themselves some sort of storehouse of human experience and try their best to communicate that experience to their students. Task Two Reading Between the Lines Read the following sent
19、ences carefully and discuss in pairs what the author intends to say by the italicised parts. 1) Will there be a book in the house? Will there be a painting a reasonably sensitive man can look at without shuddering? (Para. 5) Do you have a cultivated mind to know what books your family should read? A
20、nd do you know what kind of paintings you should put up on the wall that would not offend a cultured eye? 2) I hope you make a lot of it, I told him, because youre going to be badly stuck for something to do when youre not signing checks. (Para. 7) I hope you will make a lot of money, but Im sure yo
21、ull be at a loss what to do when you are not signing checks. In other words, you can have a lot of money, but you may not live a meaningful and fulfilling life. 3) You are on the way to being new species of mechanized savage, the Pushbutton Neanderthal. (Para. 8) Not getting in touch with what the b
22、est human minds have thought, you are going to be uncivilized humans or a new type of savages who can only operate machines by pushing buttons. 4) Our colleges inevitably graduate a number of such life forms, but it cannot be said that they went to college; rather, the college went through them with
23、out making contact. (Para. 8) A number of our college graduates have indeed turned out to be new species of mechanized savage. This only means that they have not received a college education though they have spent some time there, for they have failed to make contact with the best human minds in his
24、tory. 5) If you are too much in a hurry, or too arrogantly proud of your own limitations, to accept as a gift to your humanity some pieces of the minds of Sophocles, of Aristotle, of Chaucer and right down the scale and down the ages to Yeats, Einstein, E.B. White, and Ogden Nash then you may be pro
25、tected by the laws governing manslaughter, and you may be a voting entity, but you are neither a developed human being nor a useful citizen of a democracy. (Para. 10) Even if you are too busy or feel complacent and, therefore, refuse to come into contact with the best human minds within history, you
26、 can still be protected by law and enjoy the right to democratic voting. But you can never be considered as an educated, civilized person; nor can you be accepted by society as a useful citizen in a democratic nation. Checking Your Vocabulary Word Detective 1 Put down the right word from Text B in t
27、he space provided according to the given definition. The first letter of each word is already given. Example: global: of or concerning the whole world 1) combine: join together; unite 2) implement: carry out or put into practice 3) illusion: a false idea, esp. about oneself 4) indispensable: too imp
28、ortant or too useful to be without 5) intelligence: (good) ability to learn, reason, and understand 6) emphasis: special force or attention given to sth. to show that it is particularly important 7) reconcile: find agreement between (two ideas, situations, etc., that seem to be in opposition) 8) neg
29、otiate: talk with another person or group in order to try to come to an agreement or settle an argument 2 Fill in each blank with a word or phrase from Text B. Both the explanation and the number of the paragraph in which the target word or phrase appears are given in brackets. Be sure to use the pr
30、oper form. Example: The whole region is crying out for rain it has been dry for three months. (be in great need of; demand urgently: Para. 2) 1) There was a big surprise in store for Paul when he got to his office: he got promoted! (about to happen: Para. 1) 2) He wants to buy a DVD player, and has
31、been saving money to this end for these two months. (to help achieve this aim or purpose: Para. 2) 3) His grandma died last month. And in accordance with her will (遗嘱), she was buried in France. (in a way that fulfils or agrees with: Para. 2) 4) The details of this programme are dealt with in depth
32、elsewhere in this book. (done with great thoroughness: Para. 5) 5) Before this road was built, the only access to the village was by boat. (means or right of using, reaching, or obtaining: Para. 8) 6) Dont worry about your sons shyness; its just a phase hes going through. (a stage of development: Pa
33、ra. 10) Checking Your Comprehension 1 Answer the following questions with the information contained in Text B. 1) On what should the role of education be based in the 21st century? The role of education in the 21st century should be based on the hope for a world that is a better place to live in. 2)
34、 What are some of the problems in the 21st century that humankind should overcome in order to make the world a better place to live in? We have to overcome the tensions between the global and the local, between tradition and modernity, between long-term and short-term considerations, between the nee
35、d for competition and the concern for equality of opportunity and between the spiritual and the material so as to make the world a better place to live in. 3) In what way can we learn to live together? We can learn to live together by understanding others and their history, traditions and spiritual
36、values, implementing common projects and managing the inevitable conflicts in an intelligent and peaceful way. 4) Is the idea of being a multi-subject specialist feasible? Why or why not? No. Because there are so many different types of knowledge; any attempt to know everything would be an illusion.
37、 5) Whats the fundamental function of general education? General education provides the passport to lifelong education. It enables people to learn other languages and become familiar with other subjects. It also arouses peoples interest in learning and thus lays the foundation for lifelong education
38、. 6) Besides learning to do a job in industrial economies, what other competence do people need to acquire? People also need to acquire the competence to cope with various situations and cooperate with others in teams. 7) How can pupils and students acquire the competence to work in teams? To develo
39、p team skills, students should be provided with opportunities to involve themselves in work experience while they are still in education. 8) What is the aim of learning to be? How can the aim be achieved? The aim of learning to be is the complete fulfillment of man. All people should receive an educ
40、ation that would equip them to develop an independent, critical way of thinking and exercising judgment. 9) As far as education is concerned, what society should we build in the 21st century? We should build a learning society based on the acquisition, renewal and use of knowledge. 2 Read the follow
41、ing sentences carefully and discuss in pairs what the author intends to say in the following sentences. 1) This is precisely the case where education policies are concerned. (Para. 2) The solution to any serious problem involves much consideration, cooperation and negotiation. It is exactly the same
42、 with educational policies, which can only be worked out through lots of discussions and negotiations. 2) Since knowledge is of multiple nature, any attempt to know everything becomes more and more pointless. (Para. 5) There are so many different kinds of knowledge that it is increasingly meaningles
43、s and impossible to train students into specialists in all fields. 3) The future of industrial economies hinges on their ability to turn advances in knowledge into innovations that will generate new businesses and new jobs. (Para. 6) The future of industrial economies depends critically on their abi
44、lity to turn the development in knowledge into creative ideas, new methods or inventions. With creativity, new businesses and new jobs will be created. 4) None of the talents which are hidden like buried treasure in every person must be left untapped. (Para. 7) The education one receives, which begi
45、ns at birth and continues all through ones life, should help develop and put into full play ones potentials and talents. Enhance Your Language Awareness Words in Action Working with Words and Expressions 1 In the boxes below are some of the words you have learned in this unit. Complete the following
46、 sentences with them. Change the form where necessary. Text A peculiar preside rear specialize suffice Text B associate combine emphasis illusion implement indispensable negotiate phase reconcile 1) I often associate summer with holidays. How I wish I could be on vacation next summer! 2) In college
47、his major was biology, but now he specializes in the sale of computers. 3) Prejudice combined with ignorance destroys the hopes of many AIDS sufferers. 4) I think we should put as much emphasis on preventing diseases as we do on curing them. 5) The budget of the company scarcely suffices to pay the
48、employees, let alone buy any new equipment. 6) The new heating system is in the trial phase of its operation; its due to be put into full operation next winter. 7) Having presided over the company for 30 years, he has witnessed all its ups and downs. 8) He has his own peculiar style of solving problems which youll soon get used to. 9) Now that both Julie and her husband have lost their jobs, how will they rear their sons and daughters? 10) The
