Unit1 Piants
ReadingⅠ“Have You Seen the Tree?”
ReadingⅡ A Promise of Flowers
Extended Activities
Lexical Knowledge
Function end Structure：Showing Satisfaction，Boredom and
Displeasure
Practical Reading：Table-A Record of the Monthly Expenses
Additional Vocabulary
Business World：The Language of Flowers
Humor Time
Unit2 Men and Women
ReadingⅠ Men and Women
ReadingⅡ Male and Female
Extended Activities
Lexical Knowledge
Function end Structure：Expressing Comparison end
Generalization
Practical Reading：Pie Graphs
Additional Vocabulary
Business World：Discrimination at Work
Humor Time
Unit3 Auction
ReadingⅠ The Cutting Edge in Auctions
ReadingⅡ Auction Sales
Extended Activities
Lexical Knowledge
Function end Structure：Expressing Certainty end Possibility
Practical Reading：A Line Graph
Additional Vocabulary
Business World：Auction Sales Markets
Humor Tim
Unit4 Money
ReadingⅠ The Cashless Society
ReadingⅡ On the Money-Go-Round
Extended Activities
Lexical Knowledge
Function and Structure：Giving Advice and Suggestions
Practical Reading：Cash Cycle
Additional Vocabulary
Business World：What Are the Functions of Money?
Humor Time
Unit5 Banking
ReadingⅠ Money and Banking
ReadingⅡ Banking
Extended Activities
Lexical Knowledge
Function and Structure： Expressions at the Bank
Practical Reading：Life Story of a Cheque
Additional Vocabulary
Business World：Major International Banks
Humor Time
Unit6 Shopping
ReadingⅠ Is This the Future of Shopping?
ReadingⅡ Going Grocery Shopping：Let Your Fingers Do the
Walking
Extended Activities
Lexicel Knowledge
Function end Structure：Expressions for Shopping
Practical Reading：Invoice
Additional Vocabulary
Business World：The American Shopping Mall
Humor Time
Unit 7 Stock Exchange
ReadingⅠ History of the Exchange
ReadingⅡ The New York Stock Exchange Dominates the World
Extended Activities
Lexical Knowledge
Function end Structure： Stressing end Decision-making
Practical Reading：Newspaper Articles Chinese Stock Market
Additional Vocabulary
Business World: Dow Jones Averages ＆ Nasdaq System
Humor Time
Unit8 Health
ReadingⅠ Can Stress Make You Sick?
ReadingⅡ Taking the Strain
Extended Activities
Word Formation：Compounding
Function end Structure：Seeing the Doctor
Practical Reading：Employee Attendance Record
Additional Vocabulary
Business World：People in Business
Humor Time
Unit9 Meetings
ReadingⅠ Procedures of a Public Meeting
ReadingⅡ Games People Play at Meetings
Extended Activities
Word Formation：Initialism end Acronym
Function end Structure：Speech Expressions
Practical Reading：Agenda end Minutes
Additional Vocabulary
Business World：Different Kinds of Meetings
Humor Time
Unit10 Exhibition
ReadingⅠ How to Shine at the Show
ReadingⅡ Fair
Extended Activities
Word Formation：Clipping end Blending
Function end Structure：Asking ＆ Directing the Way
Practical Reading
Additional Vocabulary
Business World：10 Tips for Holding a Successful Event
Humor Time
AppendixⅠ New Words
AppendixⅡ Expressions
Appendix Ⅲ Word Study
Appendix Ⅳ Special Use
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Scientists are now studying a new field of research called
psychoimmunology.It is based on the idea that people who are
depressed or have a lot of stressare more likely to become
sick.Researchers have recently found a connectionbetween diseases
and stressful situations.To test this theory’psychoim-munologists
are trying to find a l ink between the brain and the immune
system.The immune system in our bodies fights the bacteria and
viruses which causedisease.Therefore,whether or not we are l ikely
to get various diseasesdepends on how well our immune system
works.Biologists used to think thatthe immune system was a
separate，independent part of our bodies.Recently，however，they have
found that our brain can affect our immune system.Thisdiscovery
indicates that there may be a connection between emotional
factors,such as stress or depression，and illness.Although many
doctors in the past suspected a connection between emotionalfactors
and disease’they had no proof.Scientists have only
recentlydiscovered how the brain and the immune system
function.Before this，no onecould see a link between them.As a
result，medical science never seriouslyconsidered the idea that
psychological factors could cause disease.Several recent studies
showed a connection between stress and
illness.Forexample，researchers went to an American military school
to study thestudents.By studying the cadets’blood，they found that
many were infectedwith a virus which causes mononuclepsis，a common
glandular disease.Of theinfected students.only 5 percent actually
became ill.The sick cadets had a lotof academic pressure and wanted
to achieve，but they were not very goodstudents.In a similar
study，researchers studied a group of student nurses.
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