B4, Unit10 The idocy of urban life

Unit10Watchthemovieclipandanswerthefollowingquestions.WhatisDoug’scompliant?Pre-readingActivities-Audiovisualsupplement1AudiovisualsupplementCulturalinformationDougfeelsguiltyforhisfamilybecauseheistoooverworkedandoverscheduledtofindtimeforhiswifeandkids,letaloneforhimself.Heisbecomingresentfulabouttheheavyburden.Dr.Leedsoffersasolution:Dougobviouslyneedstobecloned.2.WhatisDr.Leeds’solutiontoDoug’sproblem?Pre-readingActivities-Audiovisualsupplement2AudiovisualsupplementCulturalinformationDoug:ThenIgetresentfulbecauseIfeellikeIshouldhave,youknowmaybealittletimeformyself.It’slikeworkisfirst,myfamilyisaclosesecondandI’madistantthird,bringinguptherear.Youknow?Isthatcrazy?Dr.Leeds:Idon’tknow.I’mnotapsychiatrist.Anyway,youdon’tneedone.Iftheproblemsonyourmindarereal,thatrequiresrealsolutions.Doug:Well,then...Whatdoyoudo?Dr.Leeds:Itoldyou.Imakemiracles.Icreatetime.Imakeclones.Doug,sitdown.I’mageneticist.FifteenyearsagoIstartedcloningviruses.Andthen,tenyearsago,Iclonedanearthworm.Doug:Godblessyou,sir.VideoScript1AudiovisualsupplementCulturalinformationDr.Leeds:Andthen...achimp.Andlastyear...Lastyear...Man#1:Hithere.Dr.Leeds:Justintime.Man#1:Hello.Dr.Leeds:ThisisDougKinney.Heisdoingournewoffices.Man#1:Oh,sure,IknowDoug.Youknow,heandIwentovertheplansoneday.Dr.Leeds:Oh?Man#1:Youweresailing.Doug:Wait,wait,wait…Dr.Leeds:YouunderstandwhatI’msuggesting?Doug:Yeah,sure.What’snottounderstand?Youxeroxpeople.VideoScript1AudiovisualsupplementCulturalinformationVideoScript1AudiovisualsupplementCulturalinformationDr.Leeds:Inaway.Man#1:Sortof.Dr.Leeds:Theproceduretakesabouttwohours.Ittakesmoreorlesstwohours.Andintheend,youhaveeverythingyouneed.Whatisitthat,youknow,Ineed?Doug:Time!Dr.Leeds:Allyouneed.Foreverything.Doug:Say,I’minterested,youknow.Whatwoulda...youknow,nothingfancy,justabasic,youknow,justabasic...youknowclone-jobcost?Theauthor－HenryFairlieCulturalinformation1AudiovisualsupplementCulturalinformationHenryFairlie(1924－1990)wasaBritishexpatriatejournalistandsocialcritic.Hespent36yearsasaprominentfreelancewriteronbothsidesoftheAtlantic,appearinginTheSpectator,TheNewRepublic,TheWashingtonPost,TheNewYorker,andmanyotherpapersandmagazines.Hewasalsotheauthoroffivebooks,mostnotablyTheKennedyPromise,anearlyrevisionistcritiqueoftheU.S.presidencyofJohnF.Kennedy.In2009,BitetheHandThatFeedsYou:EssaysandProvocations,waspublishedasananthologyofhiswork.Hewroteinamannerthatwasoften“tongue-in-cheek”(intendedtobehumorousandnotmeantseriously)topointtosomeoftheamusingthingsaboutcitylife.2.Thoreau’sWaldenCulturalinformation2AudiovisualsupplementCulturalinformationModernpeoplehavelongbeentiredandboredbytheidiocyofcitylife.Sotheyseekotherpossiblewaysoflivingawayfromcitylife.Thoreau’sWaldenisaninfluentialworkofthistype,inwhichtheauthorisolateshimselffromsocietytogainamoreobjectiveunderstandingofit.Simplelivingandself-sufficiencywereThoreau’sothergoals,andthewholeprojectwasinspiredbytranscendentalistphilosophy,acentralthemeoftheAmericanRomanticPeriod.Throughthefollowingquote,wemayseehisstancebetter.Culturalinformation2AudiovisualsupplementCulturalinformation“IwenttothewoodsbecauseIwishedtolivedeliberately,tofrontonlytheessentialfactsoflife,andseeifIcouldnotlearnwhatithadtoteach,andnot,whenIcametodie,discoverthatIhadnotlived.Ididnotwishtolivewhatwasnotlife,livingissodear;nordidIwishtopractiseresignation,unlessitwasquitenecessary.Iwantedtolivedeepandsuckoutallthemarrowoflife,tolivesosturdilyandSpartan-likeastoputtoroutallthatwasnotlife,tocutabroadswathandshaveclose,todrivelifeintoacorner,andreduceittoitslowestterms,and,ifitprovedtobemean,whythentogetthewholeandgenuinemeannessofit,andpublishitsmeannesstotheworld;orifitweresublime,toknowitbyexperience,andbeabletogiveatrueaccountofitinmynextexcursion.”StructuralanalysisThistextfallsinthegenericcategoryofargumentation.Mostargumentationconsistsofthreeparts:thethesisoftheauthor,theevidencetosupportthethesis,andthesummaryorconclusionoftheargument.Thistextfollowsthispatterntoo.PartI(Paragraphs1—2):Theauthorpresentsthethesisofhisargument:aggressivelyindividualisticandatomizedurbanlifetodaygoesagainstboththepurposeofthecityandhumannature,andthusisfoolish.RhetoricalfeaturesStructuralanalysisPartII(Paragraphs3—9):Theauthorprovidesevidencefortheidiocyofurbanlife,suchaspeoplelivingoutsidethecityboundaries,maintainingthepointlessfrenzyoftheirworkhoursintheirhoursoff,andisolatingthemselvesfromnature.StructuralanalysisRhetoricalfeaturesStructuralanalysisPartIII(Paragraph10):Theauthorreiterateshispoint.RhetoricalFeatures1Inanyargumentation,theauthorhasathesisofhisown.Sodoestheauthorofthistext.Wecanseefromthetitleandthetextproperthathetakesanegativeattitudetowardsurbanlifebyusingalotofattitudinalwordsandexpressions.RhetoricalfeaturesStructuralanalysisTheIdiocyofUrbanLifeUrbanlifeisaggressivelyindividualisticandatomized.Citiesarenotsocialplaces.lunacyofmoderncitylifecreatesimulationsofit(rurallife)apretencetoboskywoodlandsCitydwellerstaketheirfilthwiththem...Thefollowingitalicizedwordsandexpressionsareusedtoexpresstheauthor’sattitudetowardscitylife:RhetoricalFeatures1Practice:Canyoufindmoresuchexpressions?RhetoricalfeaturesStructuralanalysis...theymaintainthepointlessfrenzyoftheirworkhoursintheirhoursoff.workattheirplaywiththesamejoylessnessThesewindowsareascandal......theurbanworkerhasnoknowledgeoftheseasons.fetidcentralheatingnotruesenseoftherhythmsoftheseasonsThecitydwellerreelsfromunrealitytounreality....citydwellersdon’tknowit(aDouglasfir)oncehadroots.Detailedreading1DetailedreadingTHEIDIOCYOFURBANLIFEHenryFairlie1Betweenabout3a.m.and6a.m.thelifeofthecityiscivil.Occasionallythelonefootstepsofsomeonewalkingtoorfromworkechoalongthesidewalk.Allworkthathastobedoneatthosehoursisuseful　－　inbakeries,forexample.Eventhenewspaperpressesstopturningforestsintolies.Nowandthenacarcomesoutofthesilenceandcruiseseasilythroughtheblinkingtrafficlights.Thenaturalinhabitantsofthecitycomeoutfromdampbasementsandcellars.Withtheirpinkearsandpaws,sleek,well-groomed,theirwhiskerscombed,ratsaretruecitydwellers.Urbanlife,duringthehourswhentheyreign,isurbane.Detailedreading2Detailedreading2Theseratsaresocialcreatures,asyoucantellifyoulookoutonthecitystreetduringaninsomniacnight.Butafter6a.m.,thetwo-legged,daytimecreaturesofthecitybegintostir;anditisthey,nottherats,whobringtheratrace.Youmightthinkthathumanbeingscongregateinlargecitiesbecausetheyaregregarious.Theoppositeistrue.Urbanlifetodayisaggressivelyindividualisticandatomized.Citiesarenotsocialplaces.Detailedreading33Thelunacyofmoderncitylifeliesfirstinthefactthatmostcitydwellerstrytoliveoutsidethecityboundaries.Sothetwo-leggedcreatureshavecreatedsuburbs,exurbs,andfinallyrururbs(rubstosome).Disdainingrurallife,theytrytocreatesimulationsofit.Noeffortissparedtoletcitydwellersimaginetheyarelivinganywherebutinacity:patchesofgrassinthemoremodestsuburbs,broaderspreadsinthericheronesfurtherout;primnewtreesplantedalongthestreets;atthefootofthelargerbackyards,apretensetoboskywoodlands.DetailedreadingDetailedreading44Theprofessionalpeoplebuysecondhomesinthecountryassoonastheycanaffordthem,andasearlyaspossibleonFridayheadoutofthecitytheyhavecreated.TheNewYorkintellectualsandartistsquaintlysaytheyare“goingtothecountry”fortheweekendorthesummer,butinfacttheyhavecreatedalittleManhattan-by-the-SeaaroundtheHamptons,spreadingovertheLongIslandpotatofieldswhoseearliersolitudewaspresumablythereasonwhytheyfirstwentthere.Citydwellerstakethecitywiththemtothecountry,fortheywillnotlivewithoutitspamperings.ThemainstreetsofAmerica’ssmalltowns,DetailedreadingDetailedreading4whichusedtohavehardwareanddrygoodsstores,arenowstripsofboutiques.Old-fashionedbarbersbecomeunisexhairdressingsalons.Thebrownratsstayinthecitiesbecauseofthefilththehumansleaveduringtheday.Theratscleanitupatnight.Soonthecountrysidewillbejustasnourishingtothem,asthecitydwellerstaketheirfilthwiththem.DetailedreadingDetailedreading55Workstillgivesmeaningtorurallife,thefamily,andchurches.Butinthecitytodayworkandhome,familyandchurch,areseparated.Whattheofficeworkersdoforalivingisnotpartoftheirhomelife.Atthesametimetheymaintainthepointlessfrenzyoftheirworkhoursintheirhoursoff.Theyrushfromtheofficetojog,tothegymortheYMCApool,toworkattheirplaywiththesamejoylessness.DetailedreadingDetailedreading66Eventhoughtheofficesoftoday’sbusinessesinthecityarethemselvesmovingouttothesuburbs,thisdoesnotnecessarilybringtheworkersbackclosertotheirworkplace.Itmerelymeansthattotherush-hourtrafficintothecitythereisnowaddedarush-hourtrafficouttothesuburbsinthemorning,andbackaroundandacrossthecityintheevening.Asthefarmerwalksdowntohisfarminthemorning,thecitydwellerisdressingforthefirstidiocyofhisday,whichhenotonlyacceptsbutevenseeks－thejourneytowork.Detailedreading7Inthemodernofficebuildinginthecitytherearewindowsthatdon’topen.Thisisperhapsthemostsymboliclunacyofall.Outdoorsissomethingyoucanlookatthroughglassbutnottotouchorhear.Thesewindowsareascandalbecausetheyendangerthelivesofofficeworkersincaseoffire.Butnolessgrievous,evenonthefairestspringorfalldaytheworkerscannotputtheirheadsoutside.Thusitisnotsurprisingthattheurbanworkerhasnoknowledgeoftheseasons.Heisawaresimplythatinsomemonthsthereisairconditioning,andinothersthroughthesameventscomefetidcentralheating.Evenoutsideathomeintheirsuburbsthecitydwellersmayknowthatsometimesit’shot,andsometimesit’scold,butnotruesenseoftherhythmsoftheseasonsistobehadfromalawninthebackyardandafewspindlytreesstrugglingtosurvive.Detailedreading7Detailedreading8Thecitydwellerreelsfromunrealitytounrealitythrougheachday,alwaystryingtorecovertherurallifethathasbeensurrenderedforthecitylights.Nocitydweller,eveninthesuburbs,knowsthewonderofapitch-darkcountrylaneatnight.Nordoeshenaturallygetanyexercisefromhiswork.9EveryEuropeanpointsoutthatAmericansarethemostround-shoulderedpeopleintheworld.Fewofthemcarrythemselveswithanuprightstance,althoughacorrectstanceisthefirstpreconditionoflettingyourlungsbreathenaturallyanddeeply.Electrictypewriterscutdowntheamountofphysicalexertionneededtohitthekeys;thebuttonsofawordprocessorneedevenlesseffort,asyoucantellfromthepostureofthosewhousethem.TheyrushouttojogorotherwiseFonda-izetheirleisuretotrytorepairthedamagedoneduringtheday.Detailedreading8-9DetailedreadingDetailedreading1010Everythinginurbanlifeisanefforteithertosimulaterurallifeortocompensateforitslossbyartificialmeans.Itisfromthisday-to-dayexistenceofunreality,pretence,andidiocythatthecitypeople,slumpingalongtheirstreetsevenwhenscurrying,neverlookingupattheirbuildings,farlessthesky,havetheinsolencetodisdainandmocktheusefulandrewardinglifeofthecountrypeoplewhosupportthem.NowgooutandcarryhomeaDouglasfir,callitaChristmastree,andenjoy12daysofcontactwithnature.Ofcoursecitydwellersdon’tknowitoncehadroots.DetailedreadingWhatisthepurposeofmentioningratsastruecitydwellers?(Paragraph1)Detailedreading1-QuesionTheauthormentionsratsatthebeginningofthearticleforthepurposeofcontrastingratswithhumanbeings.Inasense,bothratsandhumanbeingsarecitydwellers,buttherearedifferencesbetweenthemintermsoflifeinthecity.Asnaturalinhabitantsofthecity,ratsaresocialcreaturesandleadastableurbanlife.Bycontrast,mosthumandwellersdonotenjoyurbanlifebuttrytoliveoutsidethecityboundaries;andtheyliveanindividualisticandatomizedratherthangregariouslife.Therefore,relativelyspeaking,ratsaretruecitydwellers.DetailedreadingWhatidiocyisthereinthecitydwellers’tryingtoliveoutsidethecityboundaries?(Paragraph3)Detailedreading2-QuesionTheidiocyofthepracticeliesinthepretenceofthecitydwellers.Foronething,theydisdainrurallifeontheonehand,andontheotherhandtheytrytosimulateitbycreatinglargeorsmallpatchesofgreeneryaroundtheirsuburb,exurborrururbresidences.Foranother,whiletheyintendtolivearurallifebygoingtothecountry,theyhaveinfactspoiledthenaturalfeaturesoftheruralareasandcreatedurbansurroundingswheretheyhavesettleddown.Asaresulttheirpurposefailsintheend.DetailedreadingWhydoestheauthorcallthecitydweller’sjourneytowork“thefirstidiocyofhisday”?(Paragraph6)Detailedreading3--QuesionTheauthor’ssayingsoreflectshisattitudetowardsofficeworkinthecity.Unlikefarmingwhichispartofruralhomelife,joylessworkinthecityisseparated,bothphysicallyandemotionally,fromhomelifeandconsequentlycausesunnecessaryfrenzy.Theworker’sgoingtoandreturningfromworkwastesalotoftimeandthusispointless,yettheworker“notonlyacceptsbutseeks”it.Hencetheidiocyof“thejourneytowork”.DetailedreadingHowdoyouunderstandthesentence“Thecitydwellerreelsfromunrealitytounrealitythrougheachday”?(Paragraph8)Detailedreading8--QuesionThequotedstatementdescribesinwhatenvironmentthecitydwellerlivesandworks.Withthewindowsthatneveropen,themodernoffice,artificiallycooledinsummerandheatedinwinter,alienatestheworkerfromthetruenaturalworld.Thehomesurroundingsarenobetter.Theyprovidethedwellerwithnotruesenseoftheseasonseither.Ingeneral,thecitydwellerisremovedfromnatureandsubmergedinaman-madeenvironmenteveryday.DetailedreadingWhataccountsforthefactthat“Americansarethemostround-shoulderedpeopleintheworld”?(Paragraph9)Detailedreading9--QuesionThisphenomenoniscausedbythedemeritsofofficework.Comparedwithphysicallaborinrurallife,officeworkinthecityneedsverylittlephysicalexertion,butitrequireslong-timesittingwiththesamepostureeveryday.Eventheafter-workexercisescannotcompensateforthedamagedonetothephysicalconstitutionoftheworkerduringworkhours.Thisaccountsfortheround-shoulderednessofAmericans.DetailedreadingDetailedreading1–ActivityGroupdiscussion:Whatarethemajordifferencesbetweencitylifeandcountrylife?Wheredoyouprefertolive,inthecityorinthecountry?Why?Detailedreadingcivil:a.Detailedreading1–civil1e.g.Hismannerwascivil,thoughnotparticularlyfriendly.He’dbeencarefultobeciviltoeveryone.Detailedreading(1)politeandformal(2)applyingtoordinarycitizense.g.civilrights:basicrightsthatallpeopleinasocietyshouldhavecivilaviation:aviationrelatingtoordinarypeopleratherthanmilitaryforces(3)oforoccurringwithinthestateorbetweenoramongcitizensofthestatee.g.civilwar:warbetweengroupsinacountrycivilservant/serviceDetailedreading1–civil2DetailedreadingDerivation:civilizev.raisefromabarbarictoacivilizedstatee.g.Schoolswillhelptocivilizethewildtribesthere.cruise:v.&n.Detailedreading1–cruiseDetailedreadinge.g.Theplaneiscruisingatanaltitudeof35,000feet.(1)(ofavehicleoritsdriver)travelsmoothlyatamoderatespeed(2)sailordriveforpleasuree.g.TheywillbegoingcruisingtheGreekislandsnextweek.Detailedreading1--insomniacinsomniace.g.Insomniacsdonotsleepbecausetheyworryaboutit,andtheyworryaboutitbecausetheydonotsleep.Detailedreadingn.sb.whocannotsleepa.experiencingoraccompaniedbysleeplessnesse.g.insomniacoldpeopleinsomniacnights:sleeplessnightTheword“insomniac”hereisusedasatransferredepithettomodifysomethinginanimate.e.g.Evenso,theriskofdiscoverywasbeginningtocausePettitsleeplessnights.Hethrewareassuringarmroundmyshoulder.Detailedreading1--ratrace1ratrace:fiercecompetitionDetailedreadinge.g.Ireallywanttogetoutoftheratrace.我真的想要远离这种你争我夺的生活。Theylongedtoescapefromtheratraceandmovetothecountryside.他们渴望能够摆脱无情的竞争搬到乡下去。Theratraceisatermoftenusedtodescribeexcessivework.Ingeneralterms,ifoneworkstoomuch,oneisintheratrace.Itimpliesthatmanypeopleseeworkasanendlesspursuitwithlittlerewardorpurpose.Detailedreading1–ratrace2Morephrasesof“rat”:e.g.Icouldn’tbelievethattheyhavebeenlivingintherattrapformonths.Detailedreadingrattrap:(slang)incrediblyrun-downanddangerousrentalhousingwheretheresidentslivesareindanger(oratleastverydepressed)andratsofteninhabitthewallse.g.Iwillnevertrustsucharatfink.ratfink:sb.whobetraysthetrustofcompatriotsbygivingvitalinformationtotheirenemiesDetailedreading1–ratrace3Detailedreadinge.g.Yourhairlookslikerat’snest!rat’snest:abigmess,usuallyappliedtohairwhichhasnotbeengroomedortakencareofrathole:descriptionofaplaceofresidencedeclaringittoresemblethedigsofarat,completewithpilesofbelongingswhichthreatentotoppleoverandsmothertheoccupante.g.Doyouwantmetofighthimfornothinginarathole?Detailedreading3--disdaindisdain:v.thinkoneselfsuperiorto;rejectDetailedreadinge.g.Theoldermusiciansdisdainthenew,rock-influencedmusic.Ournewneighborsseemtobedisdainingtospeaktous.Detailedreading3--simulationsimulation:n.imitationoftheconditionsof(asituationetc.);resemblanceDetailedreadinge.g.simulationtest模拟考试Iwasquitedeceivedbyhersimulationofsorrow.Derivation:simulatev.imitate,givetheappearanceofe.g.Incheapfurniture,plasticisoftenusedtosimulatewood.AnnesimulatedpleasureatseeingSimon,butreallyshewishedhehadn’tcome.Detailedreading3--primprim:a.e.g.aprimgardenDetailedreading(1)neate.g.Sheismuchtooprimandpropertogointoapub.(2)veryformalandcorrectinbehaviourandeasilyshockedbyanythingrudehardwareanddrygoodsstores:Detailedreading4–hardwareanddrygoodsstoresAhardwarestore(AmE)isashopsellingtoolsandequipmentthatareusedinthehouseandgardens.DetailedreadingDrygoodsstore(AmE)sellsclothes,thread,andotherthings.Detailedreading5–frenzyDetailedreadingfrenzy:n.uncontrolledandexcitedbehaviouroremotion,whichissometimesviolente.g.Agunmankilledtenpeopleinamurderousfrenzytodayinthatcity.Theaudienceworkedthemselvesupintoafrenzyastheywaitedforthesingertocomeonstage.Detailedreading7–scandalTheministerwasforcedtoresignafterascandalinvolvinghimandanotherminister’swife.Theiraffaircreatedascandalintheoffice.e.g.Detailedreadingscandal:n.(1)sth.thatcausesapublicfeelingofoutrageorindignationSomeonemusthavebeenspreadingscandal.e.g.(2)maliciousgossipDerivation:scandalousa.givingoffensetomoralsensibilitiesandinjurioustoreputatione.g.Heisascandalouswifebeater.他是个殴打妻子的可耻之徒。Detailedreading8–reelDetailedreadingreel:v.movefromsidetosideunsteadilyShehithimsohardthathereeledacrosstheroom.e.g.Detailedreading10–slumpDetailedreadingslump:v.&n.IspenttheeveningslumpedinfrontoftheTV.e.g.(1)assumeadroopingpostureHeslumpedontothecouch.e.g.(2)fallorsinkheavilyTherealestatemarketslumped.e.g.(3)fallheavilyorsuddenly;declinemarkedlyDetailedreading10–scurryDetailedreadingscurry:v.&n.runormovehurriedly,esp.withshortquickstepsWeallscurriedforshelterwhenthestormbegan.Busyboatschugandscurryabouttheriver.e.g.Detailedreading10–insolenceDetailedreadinginsolence:n.thetraitofbeingrudeandimpertinent;anoffensivedisrespectfulimpudentactHerinsolencegreatlydispleasedthejudge.Petersweptin,withhisdignityandinsolence.彼得神气十足，目空一切、大模大样地走了进来。e.g.Detailedreading1–Urbanlife…Urbanlife,duringthehourswhentheyreign,isurbane.(Paragraph1)Explanation:Ratsmakecitylifecourteousandrefinedwhentheydominatethecitydeepatnight.DetailedreadingDetailedreading4–Citydwellers…Citydwellerstakethecitywiththemtothecountry,fortheywillnotlivewithoutitspamperings.(Paragraph4)Paraphrase:Citydwellerscreateallkindsofcityvoguesinthecountry,fortheywillnotlivewithoutthesefashionablethings.DetailedreadingDetailedreading7–Thesewindows…Thesewindowsareascandalbecausetheyendangerthelivesofofficeworkersincaseoffire.(Paragraph7)Paraphrase:Thesewindowsaredisgracefulbecausetheyputthelivesofofficeworkersindangerifafireshouldoccur.DetailedreadingDetailedreading7Notruesense…Notruesenseoftherhythmsoftheseasonsistobehadfromalawninthebackyardandafewspindlytreesstrugglingtosurvive.(Paragraph7)Paraphrase:Alawninthebackyardandafewspindle-shapedtreesstrugglingforlifearenotenoughtogivethedwelleranytruesenseoftheseasonchanges.DetailedreadingConsolidationActivities-VocabularymainWordandphrasepracticeWordderivationSynonym/AntonymVocabularyTranslationIntegratedskillsOralactivitiesWritingGrammarConsolidationActivities-Phrasepractice11)ThecarsofthesetravellersdrovesmoothlysouthonHighway203.VocabularyTranslationIntegratedskillsOralactivitiesWritingGrammar2)Somederidedthedreamofsendingamantothemoonasinsanity.OthersvieweditasjustanotherstrategicmoveintheColdWarchessmatch.3)Sheisacompanionablegirl.Asaresult,shehasalotoffriends.Replacetheunderlinedpartineachsentencewithawordorphrasefromthetextinitsappropriateform.cruised()lunacy()sociable()ConsolidationActivities-Phrasepractice14)Participantsintheglobe-circlingAroundAlonesailboatracespendmostofitinisolation:onesailor,oneboat,andavastocean.VocabularyTranslationIntegratedskillsOralactivitiesWritingGrammar5)Withtheexceptionofonepoorperformance,thismusicalisagoodexampleinitsfield.6)Theplusesmorethanoffsettheinconveniencesinvolvedinmakingthetrip.solitude()dr