1、1. They are based on a tradition of romantic literature going back at least to ancient Greece, in which the central theme of love serves as the trigger for extraordinary adventure.2. The theme of jealousy is prominent,

2、with the conclusion that love requires patience in time of adversity.3. As the economy shifts from manufacturing to services and electronic commerce , opportunities for white-collar crime will multiply(乘，增多，繁衍，擴大 乘，增多，繁衍

3、，擴大)， while the technology needed to stop such crimes will lag behind(落后 落后). 4. One obvious benefit of social organization is defense——both passive and active——from predators.5. 嚴峻的天氣狀況 Severe weather6. The coffee plant

4、 is particular about（fussy about/picky about） temperature, and changes of more than 20 degrees in twenty-four hours, or temperatures of over 70 degrees Fahrenheit, tend to have harmful effects on production.7. The “how”

5、 questions seek to understand the proximate or immediate causes underlying a behavior at a particular time and place.隱藏的，潛在的，根本的 隱藏的，潛在的，根本的8. Over the century, several factors increased life expectancy, most notably imp

6、rovements in public health, such as pasteurized milk, sewers, and indoor plumbing.9. Advances in medical practice, including the use of antibiotics and vaccinations for childhood illnesses, made it increasingly likely th

7、at infants would reach adulthood.10. On the one hand, increased life expectancy is a sign of societal well being(康樂，安寧，福利 樂，安寧，福利); on the other hand, an aging population posed its own set of problems.11. Nothing in the

8、 history of modern astronomy has excited as much speculation(思考，遐想，推測 思考，遐想，推測) as the object, or event, known as a black hole.12. Their fascination lies in the way their tremendous gravity affects nearby space and time.

9、13. For Dewey, experience cannot be separated from nature because all experience is rooted in nature.14. Dewey asserted(主張，堅定地斷言 主張，堅定地斷言) that…15. The methods and curricula of education must make the child’s growth the

10、 central concern.16. Memories are always not reliable. We tend to simply forget anything——at best, memories are somewhat distorted ——if time past long enough.17. There is no way around the fact that（毫無疑問） （毫無疑問） contain

11、ers, shelters, and supports must be functional.18. These laws are universal in their application, regardless of cultural beliefs, geography, or climate.19. Sensitivity to physical laws is thus an important consideratio

12、n for the maker of applied-art objects. It is often taken for granted that this is also true for the maker of fine-art objects.20. These are problems that must be overcome by the artist because they tend to organized;

13、it transformed the very nature of work.39. With the loss of personal freedom also came the loss of standing in the community.40. Psychological research has given rise to some interesting findings concerning the facial-f

14、eedback hypothesis.41. Those queried ranged from European college students to members of the Fore.42. Moreover, people in diverse cultures recognize the emotions manifested by the facial expressions.43. apparently 44. a

15、universal sign of45. In some ways the social makeup of the two parties was similar.46. In keeping with this philosophy of limited government, Democrats also rejected the idea that moral beliefs were the proper sphere of

16、government action.47. inclination 傾向性 the~to do sth 48. The government's responsibility was to provide a well-regulated economy that guaranteed opportunity for citizens of ability.49. Whigs, on the other hand, were m

17、ore comfortable with the market.50. Again, these fishes are the envy（讓……嫉妒的事物） （讓……嫉妒的事物） of engineers.51. Many of the adaptations of these fishes serve to reduce water resistance (drag).52. As a result, practically ever

18、y aspect of the body form and function of these swimming “machines“ is adapted to enhance their ability to swim.53. 媒體 Before television and computers, our most powerful communication tool was language. However, the sup

19、remacy of language as been challenged by the introduction of images-powerful, realistic, moving images-into our everyday communication. The advent of television and computing in the twentieth century marked a new period

20、 in communication technology, the Information Age. The marriage of words and images offered by television, together with the interactive power of the computer, have profoundly affected the nature of our society. In its

21、 short life of half a century, the computer has revolutionized the way we communicate. In the workplace, businesses rely on computers for communication and for performing routine tasks such as record keeping, accounting

22、, and inventory(存貨清單). Computing has spawned（造 成，引起，釀成） new forms of media, such as the worldwide network of millions of computers called the Internet. By the mid-1990s, the general public was using the Internet for ed

23、ucation, entertainment, and business, making it the fastest-growing medium today.54. an economic culture distinct from that of the North55. depended largely on two things 56. The output had soared to five million bales.5

24、7. Erik Erikson believed that personality development is a series of turning points. 58. when the positive qualities outweigh the dangers … 59. An important turning point occurs around age six.60. Behavior is dominated b