Unit6TheHumanTouchTextAContentQuestions（P.172）1.Theyfoundtheirtastesinart,chicorysaladandbishopsleevessomuchintunethattheysetupajointstudio.2.Johnsywouldbeabletorecoverfrompneumoniaifshewantedtolive.3.ShewantedtopainttheBayofNaplessomeday.4.Shecouldseeabareyard,andanoldivyvineclimbinghalfwayupthebrickwall.5.Becauseshethoughtthatshewoulddiewhenthelastleaffell.6.No.BecauseinthetexttheauthormentionsthatBehrmanwasafailureinart.Forfortyyearshehadbeenalwaysabouttopaintamasterpiece,withouteveractuallystartingone.7.HewasupsetthatJohnsyshouldhavesuchasillyidea.8.BecausetheywereafraidthatJohnsywoulddieiftheleavesonitwereallgone.9.Shesawthelastleafonthevine.10.Itrekindledherwilltolive.Andsherealizedthatitwasasintowanttodie.11.Hecaughtpneumoniabecausehepaintedthelastleafonarainyandcoldnightintheyardandwaswetthrough.12.Yes,hefinishedhismasterpieceeventually.Itwashisfinepaintingofthelastleaf,thepaintingthatsavedJohnsy.TextOrganization(P.173)1.(P.173)1).Shemadeuphermindtodiewhenthelastleaffell.2).Shedecidednottogiveupherlife.3).Behrman,akindneighbor,whowasawareofJohnsy'sstateofmind,riskeddeathtopaintthelastleafandsaveher.4).Becauseitwassoperfectthegirlsbothmistookitfortherealthing.2.(P.173)ScenesParagraphsCharactersEvents1Paras1-2Sue,JohnsySue'sroommateJohnsycaughtpneumonia.2Paras3-8thedoctor,SueThedoctortoldSuethatJohnsyneededastrongwilltoliveon.3Paras9-17Johnsy,SueJohnsydecidedthatshewoulddiewhenthe1lastivyleaffell.4Paras18-2.1Behrman,SueSuetoldBehrmanaboutJohnsy'sfancy.5Paras22-33Sue,JohnsyAsJohnsywasencouragedbythelastleafthatwouldn'tgiveintotheweather,herwilltolivereturned.16Paras34-37thedoctor,Sue■ThedoctortoldSuethatJohnsywouldre-cover,butBehrmancaughtpneumoniahim-selfandhiscasewashopeless.7Paras38-39Sue,JohnsySuetoldJohnsythatBehrmanhadperformedakinddeedwithoutanythoughtofself.LanguageSenseEnhancement(P.174)I.1)curling2)lookingthepart3)masterpiece4)toexcess5)Fortherest6)smellingstronglyof7)fancy8)lightandfragile9)slightholdupontheworld10)streamingLanguageFocus(P.176)Vocabulary(P.176)1.1)masterpieces2)fragile3)fancy4)nonsense5)clingto6)endure7)acute8)whistle9)mock10)subtracted11)Sin12)flutter/fluttering2.(P.177)1)gavein/gaveup2)figureout3)sizedup4)wipedout5)pullingup6)wearaway7)situp8)hearof/about3.(P.178)1)Illnessesusuallystandoutinchildhoodmemories.2)Accordingtothebulletin,AlbrightCollegenowoffersajointbachelor'sdegreeprograminenvironmentalstudiestogetherwithDukeUniversity.3)Thenewgovernmentislessoppressive,butviolencestillstalksthecountry.4)Thereisscarcelyanysurfacewaterinthedesert.5)Thedemandforchangeintheelectionlawissopersistentthatbothhouseshavepromisedtoconsiderit.4.(P.178—179)1)Itwasdrearylyinginthetentwithnothingtoread,sowebuiltacampfire.Soonthesmellofsteaks,breadandcoffeemingledwiththatoffreshgrassandearth.Othercampersseemedtobedoingthesame.Hereandtherepeoplewereeating,drinkingordancingtotheirhearts'content,ifnottoexcess.Whatamerrynight!2)MissFlorence,ourmusicteacher,calledtoustostopsinging.Ididn'trealizewhyuntilSallytoldmeinawhisper:"Youarenotintunewiththegroup!"3)Theangrywifepouredabucketofwateroverherdrunkenhusband,whowasimmedi-2atelywetthroughandstumbledbackward:"Youcan'tdowithoutdrinks?Iwon'thearofanyexcuses.Youcertainlydon'tneedittoturnlooseyourtongue!"II.WordswithMultipleMeanings(P.179—180)1.HewenttoParisonbusinesslastmonth.2.ThetraintoBrusselsgoesat2:25p...
