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The Dinner Party1

Poem: Do You Fear the Wind?6

adjective suffixes: -al,-ous, -ed10

participlesfrplaced after nouns11

while as a conjunction;frighten ...into;be + infinitive13

Using Word Part Clues for Word Meanings17

An Important Lesson19

Combining Sentences with Coordinating Conjunctions and Conjunctive Adverbs22

How the hostess reacted to the crisis23

Lessons from Jefferson24

Poem: Who Loves His Country30

compound adjectives（down-to-earth）;adjective prefix: self-;verb suffix: -en35

youth37

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 Work43

The American Ideal of a Great Leader44

Developing a Paragraph from the Topic Sentence49

A brief summary of Thomas Jefferson's ideas49

My First Job51

Poem: Light56

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

smell61

v.-ing vs v.-ed;prove （to be）;before clause;judging by62

Making Inferences While Reading68

Black Boy69

Combining Sentences with Subordinating Conjunc-tions or Relative Pronouns73

Why the young man in the story refused to take the teaching post74

The Professor and the Yo-Yo76

Poem: My Last Will82

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

pieces and amounts88

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

Reading Beyond the Lines93

Alfred Nobel — A Man of Contrasts94

Rearranging Sentences in Logical Order98

Two aspects of AlbertEinstein's personality98

The Villain in the Atmosphere99

Quotes106

adjective suffix: -ous;compound adjectives:a.lad.+ v.-ing, ad.+v.-ed109

first, firstly,first of all, at first110

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

Looking for the Thesis Statement116

Doorway into Space117

Combination: The Appositive122

What we can do to slow down global warming124

The Making of a Surgeon138

Poem: Life143

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

one（s） used as substitute word148

once as a conjunction;have trouble/difficulty doing;emphatic sentences with double negatives149

Reading for Implied Meanings154

A Doctor on Night-Call155

Parallelism158

When Dr.Nolen came to know he had become a competent surgeon160

Not on My Block162

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

way173

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

Drawing Conclusions While Reading178

Thank You, Ma'm180

How Ethel Armstead impressed me185

Honesty: Is It Going out of Style?187

Poem: Beauty193

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

nouns used as adjectives199

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

Identifying the Topic Sentence205

How to Be True to Yourself208

Transition （I）212

Some of the causes of cheating in American schools213

What Is Intelligence,Anyway?215

Poem: ALament219

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

intelligent,intellectual225

parenthesis （What do youthink is...）;appositive clause;it as formal object225

Understanding Figurative Language231

Angels on a Pin233

Transition （Ⅱ）237

Isaac Asimov's view of intelligence239

Profits of Praise240

Poem: The Arrow and the Song246

noun suffixes: -ness,-ure;adjective suffix: -ive251

blame, fault253

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 Review258

My Wonderful Lousy Poem260

Praise is more profitable than criticism264

Test Yourself2（Units6-10）266

Appendix 1Tape Scripts and Key to Test Papers279

2Glossary294