新视野大学英语第二册同步练习答案

Part II.

1—7 B C D B A B B

8. a conservative estimate

9. mechanized industry

10. integrate them or give them a clearly defined status.

Part III

Section A：1. C 2. E 3. G 4. L 5.N 6. H 7. J 8. A 9. D 10. F Section B：Passage 1 1—5: DCACD Passage 2 6—10: ABCCB

Part IV

1-5：ABCAA 6-10：BDCBA 11-15：BCBCD 16-20：CABCA

Part V

1. is hooked on jogging

2. we have a family reunion every New Year’s Day

3. coupled with the wet ground

4. they have only a slim chance of winning

5. dressed in their Sunday best

6. Spare the rod and spoil the child

7. nothing can compensate for the loss of one’s health

8. there is still plenty of room for improvement in my work.

9. are bound to pass the exams

10. passengers must show their tickets on demand

Part VI

Does Fate Decide One’s Life?

Some people say that fate, which is beyond man’s power of control, decides whether you will succeed or fail in your life and career, and your whole life has been arranged the moment you were born, so you have no choice but to obey the arrangement of destiny.

In my opinion, the above-mention viewpoint is ridiculous and absurd. Anyone’s success has to be depended upon his or her efforts, but not on fate. To be frank, sometimes you had really made great efforts but you didn’t succeed, but this did not mean that destiny played tricks on you. Maybe your way of action was not proper; maybe the conditions for success were not mature yet; maybe your efforts were not enough. As a matter of fact success depends on both your own efforts and favorable circumstances. People who are successful are always those who can grasp opportunities. If you are able to seize opportunities and make full use of them, fate will smile to you, as the proverb goes like this, “God helps those who help themselves.”

So let’s make efforts to look for opportunities to success and take full advantage of them as soon as they occur. So long as we can discover such opportunities and work hard, we will be the master of fate rather than the slave of it.

Unit 6

Part I

Section A：1-5:CDCAB 6-10:ADADB 11-15: DDBCD 16-20: BBCBD Section B：

21. shared →sharing

22. is →are