大学英语精读 第2册 学生用书PDF电子书下载

The Dinner Party 1

Poem: Do You Fear the Wind? 6

adjective suffixes: -al,-ous, -ed 10

participlesfrplaced after nouns 11

while as a conjunction;frighten ...into;be + infinitive 13

Using Word Part Clues for Word Meanings 17

An Important Lesson 19

Combining Sentences with Coordinating Conjunctions and Conjunctive Adverbs 22

How the hostess reacted to the crisis 23

Lessons from Jefferson 24

Poem: Who Loves His Country 30

compound adjectives（down-to-earth）;adjective prefix: self-;verb suffix: -en 35

youth 37

omission of subject and link-verb;do not...nor do ...;emphatic sentences （It is...that）;v.+ n.+ a./-ed structure（make it easier to.../havesth.done） 38

Reviewing Work 43

The American Ideal of a Great Leader 44

Developing a Paragraph from the Topic Sentence 49

A brief summary of Thomas Jefferson's ideas 49

My First Job 51

Poem: Light 56

verb prefix: un-;compound adjectives:a.+ n.+ -ed （sandy-coloured） 60

smell 61

v.-ing vs v.-ed;prove （to be）;before clause;judging by 62

Making Inferences While Reading 68

Black Boy 69

Combining Sentences with Subordinating Conjunc-tions or Relative Pronouns 73

Why the young man in the story refused to take the teaching post 74

The Professor and the Yo-Yo 76

Poem: My Last Will 82

word family:n.→ a.;compound nouns:n.+n., a.+ n. 86

pieces and amounts 88

active →passive voice;subjunctive in a that clause（suggest + that...（should） do） 89

Reading Beyond the Lines 93

Alfred Nobel — A Man of Contrasts 94

Rearranging Sentences in Logical Order 98

Two aspects of AlbertEinstein's personality 98

The Villain in the Atmosphere 99

Quotes 106

adjective suffix: -ous;compound adjectives:a.lad.+ v.-ing, ad.+v.-ed 109

first, firstly,first of all, at first 110

as do/does/will...;It is estimated that... 111

Looking for the Thesis Statement 116

Doorway into Space 117

Combination: The Appositive 122

What we can do to slow down global warming 124

The Making of a Surgeon 138

Poem: Life 143

noun suffixes: -ance（-ancy）, -ence （-ency）;verb prefix: en- （em-） 147

one（s） used as substitute word 148

once as a conjunction;have trouble/difficulty doing;emphatic sentences with double negatives 149

Reading for Implied Meanings 154

A Doctor on Night-Call 155

Parallelism 158

When Dr.Nolen came to know he had become a competent surgeon 160

Not on My Block 162

Poem: If You Believeadjective suffix:-y;verb and noun prefix:re- 169

way 173

v.with v.-ing or to do as object;It is/was the first time （that）…； 174

Drawing Conclusions While Reading 178

Thank You, Ma'm 180

How Ethel Armstead impressed me 185

Honesty: Is It Going out of Style? 187

Poem: Beauty 193

noun and verb prefixes:mis-, dis-；noun, adjective and verbprefix: over- （overwork,overweight, overeat） 198

nouns used as adjectives 199

have + object + v.-ed;it is less likely that they...→ they are less likely to...;The purpose/intent is to... 200

Identifying the Topic Sentence 205

How to Be True to Yourself 208

Transition （I） 212

Some of the causes of cheating in American schools 213

What Is Intelligence,Anyway? 215

Poem: ALament 219

adjective suffix: -y;noun, adjective andverb prefix: sub-;clipping （telephone→phone） 224

intelligent,intellectual 225

parenthesis （What do youthink is...）;appositive clause;it as formal object 225

Understanding Figurative Language 231

Angels on a Pin 233

Transition （Ⅱ） 237

Isaac Asimov's view of intelligence 239

Profits of Praise 240

Poem: The Arrow and the Song 246

noun suffixes: -ness,-ure;adjective suffix: -ive 251

blame, fault 253

It is strange how.../It seemsa pity that...;instead of；intensifiers before thecomparative forms of a.&ad.（far more, much bigger,etc.） 254

A General Review 258

My Wonderful Lousy Poem 260

Praise is more profitable than criticism 264

Test Yourself2（Units6-10） 266

Appendix 1Tape Scripts and Key to Test Papers 279

2Glossary 294