中專新模式英語基礎(chǔ)練習(xí)冊答案.doc

中專新模式英語1基礎(chǔ)練習(xí)冊整本參考答案25Pre-Unit: Welcome to Our ClassChallenge 1: The Verb:Be (p. P2)Exercise A.Read a conversation.Exercise B.Answers will vary.Exercise C.Read the chart.Exercise D. Read the information.Exercise E.Answers will vary.Exercise F.1. Im Andrew.2. Im Esmeralda.3. Im Eva.4. Im Gabriela.5. Im Gilberto.6. Im Ivan.7. Im Roberto.8. Im Tri.Exercise G.Answers will vary.Challenge 2: It is and its (p. P4)Exercise A.Reading. Exercise B.1. 14 Main Street2. (619) 555-69033. 333 Western Circle4. (562) 555-28765. (401) 555-72486. Eva7. Roberto8. GabrielaExercise C.Read the chart.Exercise D.1. Its 555-3755.2. Its 14 Main Street.3. Its 555-2876.4. Its 555-2933.5. Its 25821 West Birch Street.6. Its 555-9912.7. Its 373 Cypress Ave.8. Its 555-9090.Exercise E.Reading Exercise D with a partner.Exercise F.1. 333 Western Circle2. (401) 555-35343. (562) 555-28764. (619) 555-69035. 14 Main Street6. 2315 Wilshire PlaceExercise G.Answers will vary.Challenge 3: Imperatives (Action Verbs) (p. P6)Exercise A002E1. c2. d3. b4. a5. cExercise B.Read the chart.Exercise C.1. Stand up2. Open3. Read4. Listen to5. Write6. Take out7. Help8. Sit down.Exercise D.1. Open2. Read3. Help4. Stand5. Sit6. Teach7. Listen8. WriteExercise F.Giving directions. Unit 1 Talking with Others (p. 2)Challenge 1: Simple Present: Be (p. 2)Exercise A.Read the chart.Exercise B.Marital status: married, divorced, singleAge: 33 years old, 15, 75 years oldCountry: China, Russia, EnglandExercise C.Read the chart.Exercise D.1. is2. are3. are4. am5. are6. is7. is8. are9. are10. is11. are 12. isExercise E.1. a2. c3. a4. c5. bExercise F.Answers will vary.Exercise G.Answers will vary.Challenge 2: Simple Present: Have/Be (p. 4)Exercise A.Read the identification card.Exercise B.1. 8220 State Street2. San Francisco3. 941404. Felipe5. RodriguezExercise C.Read the chart.Exercise D. 1. is2. have3. have4. are5. have6. am7. is8. have9. has10. areExercise E.1. has2. has3. have4. have5. have6. have7. is8. are9. are10. are11. are12. amExercise F.Answers will vary.Exercise G.Answers will vary.Challenge 3: More on Simple Present: Have/Be (p. 6)Exercise A.Look at the chart. Exercise B.1. c2. a3. a4. bExercise C.Read the charts.Exercise D.1. is2. are3. is4. are5. am6. areExercise E.1. has2. has3. has4. have5. have6. haveExercise F.Read the paragraphs.Exercise G.Answers will vary.Challenge 4: Simple Present: Like (p. 8)Exercise A.Read the information.Exercise B.Only Rebecca likes: music, parks, booksOnly Antonio likes: movies, TV, gamesRebecca and Antonio like: sports, restaurants, computersExercise C.Read the chart.Exercise D.1. likes2. like3. like4. like5. like6. like7. like8. like9. likes10. likes11. like12. likesExercise E. Allen is a teacher. Maria is Allens wife. Allen likes computers. Maria likes restaurants. Maria and Allen like parks. Maria reads every day. She likes books. Allen listens to the radio every day. He likes music. They like sports, movies, and games.Exercise F.Allen likes: computers, parks, music, sports, movies, gamesMaria likes: restaurants, parks, books, sports, movies, gamesAllen and Maria like: parks, sports, movies, gamesExercise G.Answers will vary.Challenge 5: Using from to (p. 10)Exercise A.Read the planner.Exercise B.1. c2. a3. d4. bExercise C.Read the chart.Exercise D.1.Jerome reads from 7:00 to 8:00.2. Binh practices English from 5:00 to 7:00.3. Alberto writes in a journal from 9:30 to 10:00.4. Marie listens to the radio from 12:00 to 2:00.5. Hugo watches TV from 7:30 to 10:00.6. Tien reads a newspaper from 7:00 to 7:30.Exercise E.1. Barry eats from 7:00 AM to 7:15 AM.2. Barry practices English from 9:00 AM to 10:30 AM.3. Barry listens to the radio from 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM.Exercise F.Answers will vary.Extension Challenge 1: Possessive Adjectives (p. 12)Exercise A.Read the information.Exercise B. My name is Kenji. I am from Japan. I have black hair and brown eyes. I am single. I have 2 brothers and 1 sister. I practice English from 8:00 to 10:000. I like movies and sports.Exercise C.Read the chart.Exercise D.1. My2. My3. His4. Her5. Their6. Her7. My/my8. Our (“My” is also acceptable)Exercise E. This is a photo of my family. This is my daughter. Her name is Ana. Ana has two children, Rosalina and Luiz. Both Rosalina and Luiz have the same birthday. Her birthday is August 8. Rosalina has blue eyes and her hair is red. Luiz has brown eyes and her hair is brown. Rosalina likes books. Her brother likes sports and movies.Exercise F.Answers will vary.Extension Challenge 2: Possessive Proper Nouns(p. 14)Exercise A.Look at the family chart.Exercise B.Father: JimMother: MarieGrandfathers: Jack, BillGrandmothers: Ann, JaneExercise C.Read the chart.Exercise D.1. Johns book is new.2. Antonis sister is 24 years old.3. Rosalbas pencil is yellow.4. Darlenes friend is from Peru.5. Lidias sister has red hair.6. Armands uncle has blue eyes.Exercise E.1.Jacks wife has red hair.2. Jims father has white hair.3. Maries husband has blond hair.4. Johns grandmother has red hair.5. Jack and Anns grandson has brown hair.6. Maries father has black hair.Exercise F.Answers will vary.Unit 2 Lets Go Shopping (p. 16)Challenge 1: Simple Present: Shop (p. 16)Exercise A.Look at the bar graph.Exercise B.1. 452. 333. 1094. 645. 224Exercise C.Read the chart.Exercise D.1. shop2. shop3. shop4. shop5. shops6. shop7. shops8. shop9. shop10. shopExercise E.Read the chart.Exercise F.1. Richard shops for shoes and pants at the department store.2. Alexis shops for toys at the department store.3. Richard and Alexis shop for groceries at the supermarket.4. Alexis shops for shirts at the clothing store.5. Richard shops for dictionaries at the book store.6. Richard shops for milk and water at the convenience store.7. Richard and Alexis shop for shirts at the clothing store.8. Alexis shops for toys at the department store.Exercise G.Answers will vary.Challenge 2: How much is/are (p. 18)Exercise A.Read the receipt:Exercise B.1. 98.992. 42.993. 80.004. 53.765. 725.74Exercise C.Read the chart.Exercise D.1. is2. are3. is4. are5. are6. is7. are8. areExercise E.1. How much is the radio?2. How much are the T-shirts?3. How much is the dictionary?4. How much are the socks?5. How much are the shoes?6. How much is the dress?7. How much is the bread?8. How much is the CD player?Exercise F.Answers will vary.Exercise G.Answers will vary.Challenge 3: It is, they are (p. 20)Exercise A.Fill in the missing numbers:Baseball cap$ 12.99Blouse 32.89Sweater 42.00Suit 275.45Tax 25.07Total$ 388.40Exercise B.baseball cap$ 12.99blouse$ 32.89sweater$ 42.00suit$275.45Exercise C.Read the charts.Exercise D.1. It is2. They are3. Its4. It is5. They are6. Theyre7. Its8. TheyreExercise E.1. The shoes are $28.00. They are $28.00. Theyre $28.00.2. The blouse is $45.00. It is $45.00. Its $45.00.3. The suit is $385.98. It is $385.98. Its $385.98.4. The socks are $15.45. They are $15.45. Theyre $15.45.5. The tie is $25.55. It is $25.55. Its $25.55.6. The coat is $75.99. It is $75.99. Its $75.99.Exercise F.Answers will vary.Challenge 4: Possessive Adjectives (p. 22)Exercise A.Read the descriptions.Exercise B.1. Gabriela has a white blouse.2. She has blue slacks.3. She has brown sandals.4. She has a black belt.5. Roberto has a red shirt.6. He has brown shorts.7. He has brown sandals.8. He has a blue cap.Exercise C.Read the chart.Exercise D.1. Their2. My3. Our4. Your5. Her6. Our7. Their8. MyExercise E.1. His shirt is red.2. His belt is brown.3. Her pants are gray.4. Their shoes are black.5. Their pants are blue.6. Her blouse is blue.Challenge 5: Adjectives (p. 24)Exercise A.Matchsmall to radioold to old carmedium to plain blousestriped to striped shirtExercise B.1. He wants a small radio and not a large radio.2. He wants an old car and not a new car.3. She wants a medium blouse and not a large/small blouse.4. He wants a striped shirt and not a plain shirt.Exercise C.Read the chart.Exercise D.1. want2. wants3. want4. want5. want6. want 7. want8. wantsExercise E.Read the descriptions. Exercise F.1. Nam wants a new house and a used car.2. Silvia and Roberto want an old house and a new car.3. Gabriela wants an old house and a used car.4. Nam and Gabriela want a used car.5. Silvia, Roberto, and Gabriela want an old house.Exercise G.Answers will vary.Extension Challenge 1: Singular/Plural (p. 26)Exercise A.Read.Exercise B.1 Coat3 Dresses1 Skirt3 BlousesExercise C.Read the chart.Exercise D.1. shoes2. suits3. radios4. dresses5. socks6. houses7. cars8. booksExercise E. My name is Maria. I am fro Haiti. I live in West Palm Beach, Florida. I need more clothes. I need two new coats. I need sandals and pants. I need four new shirts. I need two dresses and one skirt. I also need a suit.Exercise F.Answers will vary.Extension Challenge 2: Negative Simple Present Want/Need (p. 28)Exercise A.Read the paragraph.Exercise B.He needsmoneya used carnew clothesa new joba new $1,000 computerHe wants a new housea new cara new $2,000 computerExercise C.Read the charts.Exercise D.1. dont want2. dont need3. doesnt want4. dont want5. doesnt want6. dont need7. dont want8. dont needExercise E.Read the chart.Exercise F.Answers will vary.1. Armand and Debbie both want a new house.2. Armand and Debbie dont want an old house.Exercise G.Answers will vary.Unit 3 Food (p. 30)Challenge 1: Simple Present: Like (p. 30)Exercise A.Look at the words.Exercise B.Answers will vary.Exercise C.Read the charts.Exercise D.1. doesnt like2. likes3. like4. doesnt like5. like6. dont like7. doesnt like8. likeExercises E.1. likes2. likes3. doesnt like4. like5. doesnt like6. likeExercises E.Answers will vary.Challenge 2: How much/How many (p. 32)Exercise A.Look at the chart.Exercise B.1. gallons of milk.2. one package3. one jar4. three six-packs5. three boxes6. three bagsExercise C.Read the chart.Exercise D.1. How many2. How many3. How much4. How many5. How much6. How many7. How many8. How much9. How much10. How muchExercise E.1. How much are2. How much is3. How much are4. How much are5. How much is6. How much is7. How much is8. How much are9. How much is10. How much are11. How much is12. How much areExercise F.Answers will vary.Challenge 3: Simple Present(p. 34)Exercise A.Look at the shopping list.Exercise B.Answers will vary.Exercise C.Read the chart.Exercise D.1. eats2. like3. need4. want5. make6. eat7. likes8. need9. eats10. makesExercise E.Look at the charts.Exercise F.1. makes2. eats3. eats4. eat5. likes6. likeExercise G.Answers will vary.Challenge 4: Comparative Adjectives (p. 36)Exercise A.Read the chart.Exercise B.1. $1.35 a pound2. $2.10 a jar3. $4.684. $4.105. $4.256. $2.25Exercise C.Read the chart.Exercise D.1. cheaper2. cheaper3. more expensive4. cheaper5. more expensive6. more expensiveExercise E.1. Vans Supermarket2. Vans Supermarket3. Alberts Supermarket4. Alberts Supermarket5. Vans Supermarket6. Vans SupermarketExercises F.1. Theyre cheaper at Vans.2. Its more expensive at Vans.3. Its cheaper at Alberts.4. Its more expensive at Alberts.5. Its cheaper at Vans.Exercises G.Answers will vary.Challenge 5: Short Answers (p. 38)Exercise A.Read the order.Exercise B.1. Its $ .54.2. Its $7.30.3. Its $ .99.4. Its $2.99.5. Yes, he does.6. No, he doesnt.Exercise C.Read the chart.Exercise D.Look at the chart.Exercise E.1. Yes, she does.2. No, she doesnt.3. No, they dont.4. Yes, he does.5. No, she doesnt.6. Yes, she does.7. Yes, they do.8. No, she doesnt.Exercise F.Read the chart; practice with a partner.Exercise G.Answers will vary.Extension Challenge 1: Comparing Nouns (p. 40)Exercise A.Read the sign over the highway fruit stand.Exercise B.1. $42. $33. $44. $3.255. $2.006. $4.507. $3.758. $2.75Exercise C.Read the chart.Exercise D.1. cheaper than2. more expensive than3. cheaper than4. more expensive than5. cheaper than6. cheaper than7. cheaper than8. cheaper thanExercise E.-bananas tomatoes grapes apple orangesExercise F.1. True2. False3. False4. False5. True6. True7. False8. TrueExercise G.Answers will vary.Extension Challenge 2: Negative Simple Present (p. 42)Exercise A.Read the menu.Exercise B.Answers will varyExercise C.Read the Chart.Exercise D.1. doesnt2. dont3. doesnt4. dont5. dont6. doesnt7. dont8. dont9. dont10. dontExercise E.1. dont like2. dont eat3. dont make4. dont serve5. doesnt work6. doesnt eat7. dont drive8. dont go9. dont see10. doesnt drinkExercise F.Answers will vary.Unit 4 Housing (p. 44)Challenge 1: Simple Present Live and Prepositions (p. 44)Exercise A.Read the paragraph.Exercise B.1. an apartment2. Japan.3. Japan.4. His uncle and aunt.5. at a restaurantExercise C.Read the chart.Exercise D.1. lives2. live3. live4. live5. live6. lives7. live8. live9. live10. lives11. lives12. live13. lives14. liveExercise E.Look at the information.Exercise F.1. lives in2. lives at3. lives on4. lives in5. live in6. live in7. lives with8. lives atExercise G.Answers will vary.Challenge 2: Simple Present: Have/Has (p. 46)Exercise A.Look at the floor plan.Exercise B.1. three bedrooms2. one (1)3. yes4. yes5. yes6. yesExercise C.Read the chart.Exercise D.1. has2. has3. has4. have5. have6. has7. has8. have9. have10. has11. have12. haveExercise E.Look at the information.Exercise F.1. has2. have3. have4. has5. has6. have7. has8. hasExercise G.Answers will vary.Challenge 3: Yes/No Questions (p. 48)Exercise A.Read the advertisements.Exercise B.air conditioninga/capartmentapt.bathroombathbedroombedelectricityelect.nearnrpaidpd.utilitiesutlswithw/Exercise C.Read the chart.Exercise D.1. Yes, it does.2. Yes, it does.3. No, it doesnt.4. Yes, they do.5. No, they dont.6. Yes, it does.7. No, it doesnt.8. No, they dont.Exercise E.Practice the conversation.Exercise F.Read the information.Exercise G.Repeat the conversation.Exercise HAnswers will vary.Challenge 4: Present Continuous (p. 50)Exercise A.Practice the conversation.Exercise B.1. a. They are talking.2. b. He is looking for an apartment.3. b. She is talking and cleaning.Exercise C.Read the chart.Exercise D.1. are looking2. is calling3. are reading4. am moving5. are talking6. are cleaning7. is painting8. are talkingExercise E.1. The owner is selling the house for $250,000.2. We are calling for information about an apartment.3. They are reading the classified ads.4. We are looking for a home on Sycamore Street.Exercise F.1. Eva and Franco are painting and sweeping.2. Alex is mopping.3. Alex and Franco are mopping.4. Eva is painting and sweeping.Challenge 5: Prepositions (p. 52)Exercise A.1. b2. c3. d4. a5. eExercise B.1. False2. True3. True4. False5. TrueExercise C.1. The coffee table is in front of the sofa.2. The lamp is on the table.3. The bed is between the tables.4. The refrigerator is next to the oven.5. The picture is over the recliner.6. The cat is under the dining room table.Exercise D.Answers will vary.Extension Challenge 1: Negative Simple Present: Be(p. 54)Exercise A.Read the paragraph.Exercise B.There is a kitchena balconya fenced-in backyard.There isnta garagea swimming poola front yardExercise C.Read the chart.Exercise D.1. Theyre not on the front porch. Theyre in the backyard.2. Its in a good neighborhood. Its not in a bad neighborhood.3. Were not from San Francisco. Were from Dallas.4. Shes not outside. Shes inside.5. Theres not a deck.Theres a large backyard.6. Theyre not in the house. Theyre in the garage.Exercise E.Read the information.Exercise F.Answers may or may not contain contractions. Both are correct.1. Yes, there are chairs in the living room.2. No, there isn