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KeystotheExercisesUnit1IdealWorldKnowledgeFocus2.(1)F(2)F(3)F(4)F(5)T(6)T(7)F(8)T(9)T(10)FLanguageFocus1.(1)feigned(2)adopt(3)allotted(4)discretion(5)apprehend(6)languish(7)hinder(8)upright(9)commend(10)undermine2.(1)inexperienced(2)idleness(3)inclination(4)mischief(5)scarcity(6)pursuit(7)beneficial(8)diligence(9)virtuous(10)curiosity3.(1)woreout(2)passeddown(3)forshow(4)seeto(5)asitwere(6)takeup(7)markedout(8)asthough(9)wentabout(10)givenriseto4.(1)by,by(2)by(3)to(4)with(5)on(6)on,with(7)between,against(8)from,for(9)up,for(10)in,to5.(1)prefer—prefers;commend—commended(2)beggar—beggars;feign—feigning(3)(those+)that;bythemoney—bymoney(4)is—are;marking—marked(5)anything—nothing;so—suchComprehensiveWork2.Euthanasia,slavery,marriedpriest,privateownership,easydivorceTextBInnisfree1.(1)arise(2)cabin(3)peace(4)Midnight(5)glow(6)lake(7)shore(8)pavements(9)within(10)coreUnit2PicaresqueAdventureBeforeYouRead2.fdgacbeKnowledgeFocus2.(1)F(2)T(3)F(4)F(5)F(6)T(7)F(8)TLanguageFocus1.(1)solaced(2)reprieve(3)resolved(4)abating(5)afflict(6)deliver(7)fury(8)strangle(9)contending(10)bruised2.(1)f(2)h(3)d(4)i(5)g(6)a(7)c(8)j(9)b(10)e3.(1)from,on(2)after,with(3)to,with(4)up,as(5)To,up,from(6)up,in,(7)before,with(8)into,for(9)in,with,on(10)on,for5.(1)me—myself;can—could(2)rise—rising;shooting—shoot(3)Has—Had;havestrangled—havebeenstrangled(4)stranding—stranded;be—being(5)came—coming;atthenight—atnightComprehensivework1.(1)desolate(2)mutinous(3)embellished(4)imagination(5)picaresque(6)picaro(7)accumulating(8)journalistic(9)bourgeois(10)moral(11)prosperity(12)colonialismTextB1.(1)shipwreck(2)tiny(3)inhabitants(4)Lilliput(5)behaviour(6)favourite(7)permission(8)subjects(9)stealing(10)province(11)treason(12)blinded(13)friend(14)abandoned(15)passingUnit3BuddingLoveBeforeYouRead2.cafdghbe3.cabedKnowledgeFocus2.(1)F(2)F(3)T(4)T(5)T3.(1)betrayal(2)yields(3)sin(4)morality(5)narrative(6)struggles(7)reality(8)dates(9)relations(10)mistreatsLanguageFocus1.(1)conferred(2)ethereal(3)singular(4)ephemeral(5)remnants(6)crave(7)preliminary(8)cramp(9)deem(10)physique2.(1)preoccupation(2)visionary(3)pervasive(4)luminous(5)condensation(6)horizontal(7)moisture(8)prevailing(9)radiance(10)stratum3.(1)a(2)a(3)b(4)b(5)a4.(1)forth,into,out(2)down,to(3)with,than(4)than,up,in(5)with(6)in,in,within(7)in,above,upon(8)at(9)through,on,on(10)againstTextB1.(1)T(2)F(3)F(4)T(5)TUnit4PersonalChoiceKnowledgeFocus2.eadbcf3.(1)Rochester(2)disconsolate(3)approaches(4)tray(5)realizes(6)spirit(7)previous(8)specterLanguageFocus1.(1)snatched(2)nestles(3)piquant(4)frenzy(5)prompted(6)entwined(7)corpse(8)groped(9)unwittingly(10)outcasts2.(1)delusion(2)perceptible(3)mockery(4)pining(5)animated(6)inconsiderate(7)proposal(8)consolation(9)famished(10)unconventional3.(1)buoy…up(2)tothateffect(3)relapsed…into(4)claim…as(5)tookvengeanceon(6)waiton(7)withdrawn…from(8)makesacrificefor(9)clasp…to(10)relieve…fromUnit5GlamorousWomenKnowledgeFocus2.(1)F(2)T(3)F(4)T(5)F(6)T(7)T(8)F(9)F(10)TLanguageFocus1.(1)exhilarated(2)speculated(3)facetious(4)clamber(5)indifferent(6)aggrieved(7)grumble(8)scrambled(9)flushed(10)panic2.(1)competence(2)envious(3)virtuous(4)apologetic(5)pleasantries(6)indulgence(7)excitement(8)fury(9)righteousness(10)indignation3.(1)for(2)along(3)behind(4)up(5)of(6)with(7)to(8)of;about(9)from(10)up,forTextB1.(1)T(2)F(3)T(4)F(5)T(6)F(7)T(8)F(9)F(10)TUnit6IncredibleScienceKnowledgeFocus1.(1)Shelleyhasuseda‘drearynight’insteadofthetypicalthunderstormtomakeaneerieatmosphere.(2)Sheusesverydescriptivewordsthatmakethesurroundingsmoreeerie.E.g.glimmerofthehalf-extinguishedlight,rainpatteringdismally,etc.(3)Asamazedheisbyhiscreation,Victorseesitasamonster.He’sdisappointedandpossiblyevenscaredabouthowhiscreationwillturnout.Thisisevidentwhenhedescribeshismonsterasa‘catastrophe’.(4)FearisprovokedwellwhenShelleydescribesthemonsterindetailbyexplaininghow‘Hisyellowskinscarcelycoveredtheworkofmusclesandarteriesbeneath;hishairwasofalustrousblack,andflowing;histeethofapearlywhiteness’.Bydescribingsuchhorrificfeaturesitcreatestheimageofadeformedmonsterwithghastlyfeaturesjustthrowntogether.(5)Bydescribingthemonstersghastlyfeaturesbutthenmentioninghowstraightandsleekhishairis,itcreatesjuxtaposition.Withsuchanevilfacebutsuchperfectteethandhair,itbecomesquitescary.(6)Victorfeelsregretfulbecausehismonsterturnedoutsuchadisasterinsteadofthebeautifulbeinghesetouttocreate.(7)VictordreamtofhisfiancéElizabeth.Ashefinallyembracesher,herfeaturesbecomelifelessandsheappearstobedead.ShesuddenlyturnsintoVictorsmother,thenwormsappear.(8)ShelleyquotedColeridge’s“AncientMariner”tocreatefrightfulatmosphere.(9)HenryClerval.HenursesVictor.(10)Elizabeth.SheisVictor’sadoptedcousinandwife.2.c-f-a-g-d-i-e-h-bLanguageFocus1.(1)confined(2)exceed(3)traversed(4)incredulous(5)inarticulate(6)endeavor(7)comprises(8)revived(9)agitated(10)hideous2.(1)sufficient(2)Diligence(3)sensitiveness(4)occurrences(5)palpitation(6)employer(7)entreat(8)frightful(9)refugees(10)excessively3.(1)to(2)to(3)of(4)on(5)At(6)with(7)in(8)to(9)in(10)toTex