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1、Unit 5 Long life (Part 2)Words to notebriskly 5; crucial 9; deteriorating 6; dilates 8; eagerness 10; immaterial 7; inducing 1; myth 3; passionate 4; vibrant 2Understanding the testComprehending the test1. d)An analysis of factors.2. Temperament Having an interest or enthusiasmExercise Diet Being su

2、ccessfulSelf-disciplineSleep3. Themesparagraph numbersa.8b.2c.7d.4e.9Developing your skills Part A: Linking ideasReferentsCoreferents and Devicesnon-genetic considerations (word substitution)it (pronoun)this(pronoun)they(pronoun)such pensionable oldies (word substitution)Part B: Linking ideas: furth

3、er practice1 This (pr: conjugal unit)2 Couple (ws: a man and a woman)3 It (pr: the nuclear family)4 Contrast (c: the nuclear family)5 He or she (pr: someone) Part C: Note-taking : further practiceDieteat a balanced diet which includes proteins, carbohydrates, vitamins and mineralseat small frequent

4、and healthy mealsDietforget to eat breakfasteat between mealseat junk food such as instant noodles, French fries and hamburgersSleepoversleep regularly for linger than 9 hoursExtending your vocabularyWord definitionWordsDefinitionsDevices1.the tendency to live a long life which a person inherits fro

5、m his/her mother and fatherDefinition is contained within a phrase introduced by a dash.2.lazy TV-watching people Definition is an apposition to coach potato.3.not causing the heart rate to rise significantlyDefinition is contained within brackets.4.substances taken into the body Definition is conta

6、ined within a pair of dashes.5.which means being dangerously Definition is contained within a non-defining relative clause.Expanding your creativitySolving a logical problemName of DeveloperNationalityDevelopmentDateUnknownEtruscan (Italian)false teeth700 B. C.UnknownChinesevaccinationthe 10th centuryUnknownItalianglassesthe 13th centuryAmbroise PareFrenchartificial limbsthe 16th century Hermann DreserGermanaspirin1899Willem EinthovenDutchEEC1903