◆Longman Elementary Dictionary A unique dictionary that ;is fun and simple for children to use．The colorful pictures are perfect for young learners and the word families, word origins and word-building 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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◆Longman Elementary Dictionary

A unique dictionary that ;is fun and simple for children to use．The

colorful pictures are perfect for young learners and the word families,

word origins and word-building boxes all．increase vocabulary and help

students become better writers．The Longman Elementary Dictionary is

in American English.

● Helps young language learners to expand their English

●10, 000 words arid meanings—including content vocabulary and academic words．

●More than 1,000 full-color photos．

●Word Families, Word Origins, and Word-building ．boxes expand students' understanding of new vocabulary．

◆Longman Picture Dictionary

Especially designed for young learners, the full-color

Longman Picture Dictionary is good for use in school or at

home and is available in both

British and American English．Fun tasks and on-the-page activities

help children build vocabulary and develop basic dictionary skills．

With its attractive format and amusing pictures, children will go back to it again and

●Over 1,500 words with clear pictures,

●Vocabulary arranged in alphabetical （字母的）

order and by topic for easy reference．

◆Longman Picture Dictionary of American English

This dictionary contains 1, 500 words and features fun activities to

build vocabulary and develop dictionary skills．Its combination of clarity

and humor makes it particularly appealing to primary and lower secondary

students．

Humorous pictures in full-color make this a particularly attractive dictionary, which children will really enjoy using．Vocabulary is based on over 30 topic areas, and activities and-games on every page engage the learners' interest and help with vocabulary practice．Suitable for use both in the classroom and at home.

◆Word by Word Primary Phonies（语音）Picture Dictionary

It is a systematic phonics-based vocabulary development program in a

lively and motivating picture dictionary format!

●Over 1,000 words presented m lively full-color pictures for 100%

understanding.

●Short easy-to-use lessons (10~15 minutes） offer a variety of reading

materials, from simple stories to original novels to young learners．

●A flexible program designed to support core （核心） reading, language arts, or English language learning materials – not replace them.

64．Which catalogue do the four dictionaries belong to?

A．Young Learner's Dictionaries． B．Advanced Dictionaries．

C．CD / DVD Dictionaries． D．Specialist Dictionaries.

65．The common feature of the four dictionaries is _____．

A．being available in 'both British and American English

B．being suitable for use both in the classroom and at home

C．drawing materials from simple stories and original works

D．having many pictures to explain the vocabulary

66．If you want to buy a dictionary for a child interested in word origins, you'd better choose .

A．Longman Picture Dictionary

B．Longman Elementary Dictionary

C．Longman Picture Dictionary of American English

D．Word by Word Primary Phonics Picture Dictionary

ADB

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A．the English native speakers	B．the English learners
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a．publisher b．titles c．content d．writers
e．prices f．pages g．book number

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A．the same interesting topics
B．the same level of learners
C．proper ways to excite the learners to talk
【小题4】The passage above is probably taken from the section in a newspaper．

A．EDUCATION	B．NEWS
C．ENTERTAINMENT	D．BOOKSHELF

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[1]Hocus-pocus sounds magical, doesn't it? And the word comes from the world of magic playing in Medieval (中世纪) Europe. In the dictionary Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English, hocus-pocus is explained this way: a method or belief that you think is based on false ideas, e.g. He thinks psychology is a lot of hocus-pocus.

[2]I'm afraid this explanation isn't as interesting as the sounding of the word itself. But then again, the dictionary I mentioned is a dictionary for beginners. One can't expect much from it when it comes to such an interesting word as hocus-pocus. The Merriam-Webster dictionary online, on the other hand, gives a more detailed explanation: (1) sleight of hand; (2) nonsense or sham used especially to cloak deception. And it gives the origin of the word: probably from hocus pocus, imitation of a Latin phrase used by magicians.

[3]This explanation gets to the basic nature of hocus-pocus―exotic (外来的) but meaningless talk by the magician to fool the audience. Watch any magician at work and we'll notice that he sometimes talks constantly while performing tricks, using hocus-pocus, such as ear-catching words, eye-catching hand or body movements, to distract(分散) our attention while he gets a trick done.

[4]Hocus pocus reveals the nonsensical nature of the magician's talk on stage. And it was introduced into the English language probably just on the strength of the rhyming sound of it. Hocus-pocus, lovely.

[5]Well, knowing its origin which is from performing magicians in Europe, I'm sure you will find hocus pocus easier to remember. You'll also learn where to put it into use.

76. What is the passage mainly about? (Please answer within 10 words.)

77. Please list some examples of using “hocus pocus” mentioned in the passage. (Please answer within 10 words.)

① __________________ ② _______________ ③ _______________

78. Which sentence in the passage can be replaced by the following one?

Hocus pocus shows magicians’ completely ridiculous and pointless words while performing.

79. Translate the underlined sentence in the passage into Chinese.

80. In what situations do you think we can use hocus-pocus? (Please answer within 30 words.)

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