Anstoexercisedinbook3Unit2SectionA(book4)III1coarse2betrayed3incident4postponed5execute6surrounding7applause8extraordinary9clumsy10sparkedIV1for2against3up4about5up6to7down8down9in10onV1-5IJBDE6-10GFLNAVI1service2help/hand3infulence4guarantee5visit6span7welcome8spirit9duties10buildingsVII1artist2terrorist3novelist4activists5biologists6idealist7capitalists8touristVIII1terrorism2industrialism3realism4idealism5criticism6heroism7racism8ModernismIX1IfIhadknownthatyouwerecoming,Iwouldhavemetyouattheairport.2Ifhehadtriedtoleavethecountry,hewouldhavebeenstoppedattheborder.3Ifwehadfoundhimearlier,wecouldhavesavedhislife.4IfIhadcaughtthatplane,Iwouldhavebeenkilledintheaircrash.5Ifhehadbeeningoodhealth,hecouldhavewrittenmanybooks.X1itisawondertofind2Itisasurpriseforustofind3itisawasteoftimetoarguewithhim4It’sacomforttoknow5ItisareliefforustolearnXI1Ifthecharactersinthiscomedyhadbeenmorehumorous,itwouldhaveattractedalargeraudience.2Shehasneverlostfaithinherownability,soitisapossibilityforhertobecomeasuccessfulactress.3Ineverhadformaltraining,IjustlearnedasIwentalong.4Astheirproductsfindtheirwayintotheinternationalmarket,theirbrandisgaininginpopularity.5Shecouldmakeupastorybysayingshewasknockedunconsciousbythievesandthatallhermoneywasgone,butshedoubtedwhethershecouldmakeitsoundbelievable.6Noonewascertainwhetherhepostponedthevisitonpurpose,butthisbroughtmorecriticismofhim.XIII1-5CBCBA6-10CDADC11-15DAACB16-20DACBAXVCharlieChaplinisagreatcomicforhisnativelandBritain,butevenmoresofortheworld.Onthestageheoftenworetinymoustaches,hugepantsandtailcoatsthatwereperhapsmorecharacteristicofEuropeansandmaybenotmuchoftheBritish.SincemorethanhalfoftherolesChaplinplayedwereinsilentfilms,peoplethroughouttheworldhadnodifficultyunderstandinghisfilms.Withsoundmovies,Chaplincreatedanonsenselanguagethatsoundedlikenoknownnationalityandwasacceptedandappreciatedbypeopleallovertheworld.Formostofhislifetimehedidnotstayinhismothercountry;hetraveledthroughouttheworldtoappearonstageforpeopleofdifferent...