Unit10

　　SectionA.TheBermudaTrianglePhenomenon

　　PartII,p.281

　　1.TheytookoffonaroutinetrainingmissionovertheAtlanticOcean.Theweatherwasfine.

　　2.Theyalldisappearedwithouttrace.

　　3.Theydescribeitas“theGraveyardoftheAtlantic”.

　　4.Henotedcuriousglowingstreaksof“whitewater”.

　　5.Heinstalledanewcrewtosailit.

　　6.Itvanishedtogetherwiththenewcrewintheend.

　　7.Becauseitbelievesthat“themajorityofdisappearancesinthetrianglecanbeattributedtotheuniquefeaturesofthearea’senvironment”.

　　8.Onlytwo:TheDevil’sTrianglebyRichardWinerandTheBermudaTrianglebyCharlesBerlitz.

　　9.Toexplainthemysteriousdisappearancesoftheplanesandships,RichardWinerbelievesthatthedisappearancesareduetomen’smistake,mechanicalproblems,strangeweather,orunusualmagneticphenomenon,whileCharlesBerlitzoffersthetheorythatagiantsolarcrystalthatliesontheoceanfloorcausesthedisappearances.

　　10.Yes,theywillfindtheanswers,butthisisaverychallengingcruisewhichdemandstime,moneyandunusualcourage.

　　PartⅢ,p.281

　　1.Installation

　　2.trace

　　3.stain

　　4.visible

　　5.investigation

　　6.hunt

　　7.vanish

　　8.submerge

　　PartⅣ,p.282

　　1.off

　　2.on

　　3.from;to

　　4.up

　　5.on

　　6.as

　　7.to

　　8.on

　　.PartⅤ,p.282

　　1.program

　　2.view

　　3.bleeding

　　4.erosion

　　5.damage

　　6.system

　　7.knowledge

　　8.contacts

　　PartⅥ,p.283

　　1.subordinate

　　2.subheadings

　　3.submerging

　　4.subdivided

　　5.subcontinent

　　6.submarine

　　7.subhuman

　　8.subway

　　PartVII,p.283

　　1.e

　　2.h

　　3.b

　　4.c

　　5.g

　　6.d

　　7.f

　　8.a

　　PartVIII,p.284

　　1.Havingtoomanypeopleontheteamslowsourworkdownratherthanspeedingitup.

　　2.Mrs.Kestermadestudentsthinkforthemselvesratherthantellingthemwhattothink.

　　3.Hepreferredtositquietlyinclassratherthanriskinggivingananswerthatmightbewrong.

　　4.Hewantedtomakehislivingasateacherratherthanasabusinessman.

　　5.Inmostmodernsocietieswomenaretreatedasprofessionalequalsratherthan(as)servants.

　　6.“Bodylanguage”referstocommunicationthroughthewayyoumoveratherthanspeech.

　　7.Andrewisconvincedthatloveratherthanmoneyisthekeytohappiness.

　　8.Manypeoplenowadayscommunicatebye-mailratherthan(by)phonesandfaxes.

　　PartⅨ,p.285

　　1.—There’ssomeoneatthedoor.

　　—Whoeveritis,Idon’twanttoseethem.

　　2.Comeandseemewheneveryou’reinShanghai.

　　3.Whereveryougo,youcanalwaysfindCoca-Cola.

　　4.Howeverrichpeopleare,theyalwayswantmore.

　　5.Whoeveryou’llmarry,makesurehecancook.

　　6.Whicheverdayyoucome,we’llbepleasedtoseeyou.

　　7.Theyfoundthepeoplefriendlywherevertheywent.

　　8.Howeveryoutravel,it’lltakeyouatleasttwodays.