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第一单元 1. I did not feel so disturbed and nervous until the day when I had to say farewell to my parents and friends and leave home. 2. My feelings of leaving woke me up an hour before my alarm clock was set to go off. 3. For the whole day I recalled the people and things I would miss a lot. 4. It is most important that I would have to say good-bye to my parents. 5. All of a sudden, my extravagant big talk about becoming independent and free became the reality which I had to be confronted with and which made me frightened. 6. I guess that is part of going to a university 6 hours away from my home. 7. As soon as I made a decision to go to the university, all my personal problems had seemed to disappear gradually. 8. It was hard to divorce because it might traumatize everybody involved. 9. She accompanied me to my car, and I could feel my sadness welled up in my pit of stomach. 10. What my mother said implied that all money I spent from then on would be my own , which sounded frightening but funny, too. 第二单元 No. Your answers Suggested answers 1. Modern methods of locating and drilling for oil allow higher production and lower cost per barrel. 2. But there is another quite different situation. That is to say, the oil price will not rise at all over the long term if we take inflation into consideration. 3. Members of OPEC still own the most and best oil in the world. 4. Smith Rea Energy Associates Ltd., a London-based researcher, estimates that the worlds oil producers could add 350 billion barrels to their proven reserves if they take into account all the oil that they can afford to develop because of the new technology. 5. The very notion of what oil reserves are has changed. They are no longer fixed number of barrels. The technology has made it possible for the reserves to grow when new resources are found and more oil is produced from the old field. 6. People who try to predict the cost of oil often think and act alike (even more than a flock of sheep!)