Bricks Intensive Reading 3 Grammar Plus & Confusing Words Answer Keys

Bricks Intensive Reading 3 Answer Keys

Chapter 1> Unit 1> Magellan’s Circumnavigation

1. Though we didn’t know when, they would come back home soon.
2. Though the job is risky, it’s worth taking the chance because of high rewards.

3. Though we had hard time, we had a great time while in Europe.

4. Though the weather was windy and cold, we tried to appreciate many things.
5. Though she liked snowy days, she wanted to stop it to go back to school.

6. Though the nuts are so stinky, they are healthful snacks for our brain.

7. Though animals cannot speak, they can communicate each other.

8. Though sharks are fish, they don’t have gills like other fish.
9. Though many songs are sung in different languages, the feeling is universal.

10. Though he knows drinking is bad for his health, he can’t stop it.

Chapter 1> Unit 2> The Silk Road, the Path that Leads to Many

1. He must be imprudent to [boast] his wealth and money.

2. South Africa is the first country in Africa to [host] the FIFA World Cup.

3. Many trail [routes] were constructed to delivery mails in the 20th century.
4. She has a mild [temper], so is respected by many people.

5. Some players [hoisted] the national flag to commemorate a national holiday.

6. To [boost] our intelligence, we must not rely on the Internet too much.
7. He made the emperor surrendered and became a new king of the [empire].

8. Pandas eat bamboo shoots, leaves and [roots] of some plants.

9. The [temperature] of dogs is a little higher than man’s
10. The judgment of [umpire] influences many young players who want to be scouted.

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Chapter 2> Unit 3> How Google Ranks Websites

1. The more adventurous the course is, the more people like it.
2. The older people grow, the wiser they become.

3. The more you give love, the more you receive.

4. The better your education is, the greater opportunities you get.
5. The fewer problems we have, the better we feel.

6. The more I get to know you, the more l like you.

7. The harder you study for the exam, the more successfully you do.

8. The bigger dogs she has, the more comfortable she feels.
9. The faster you drive in the town, the more probably it seems that you have an accident.

10. The more intelligent people are, the kinder they become.

Chapter 2> Unit 4> Venus, the Earth’s Future?

1. Scientists say that when the Sun is at the [climax] of the cycle, it releases radiation.

2. We observed the [glow] of the evening sky over the ocean.

3. During the winter in Korea, the average temperature is 5 [degrees] Celsius.
4. Entering the best school was her [paramount] importance.
5. Global warming causes [climate] change and volatile weather all around the world.

6. His speech was successful because it was [persuasive]

7. We used Korean thick paper Hanji and special [glue] to make a traditional drawer.
8. The institution surveyed youths to check the [pervasive] use of abusive languages.
9. The surgery may cause [permanent] nerve or muscle damage.

10. By presidential [decree], police can control riotous demonstrations.

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Chapter 3> Unit 5> Ragweed’s Warning

1. Not only is your car economical but it also feels comfortable to drive.
2. Not only was it raining all day but also the boss was late at the meeting.

3. Not only will we repair the outside of the house but also the heater.

4. Not only did she take care of me, but she also supported me when I entered the school.
5. Not only did you forget your homework, but you also didn’t come on time.
6. Not only do we have a dog but we also raise a cat.

7. Not only did he apologize to me, but also sent me a present.

8. Not only do we enjoy swimming at the beach, but we also take a walk.

9. Not only did this place depress me, but it also reminded me of bad memories.
10. Not only are these fruits good for your health, but they are also really delicious.

Chapter 3> Unit 6> Conquering World Hunger

1. It was her fault that made all passengers suffered an unpleasant [flight].
2. I was worried because my parents could [access] this and read my private diary.

3. Do not [rub] your nose and eyes with hands before you wash them.
4. They knew that the [plight] of one country might influence neighbor countries.

5. The Civil War [rubbed] me of all my family and my future.

6. The bear family looked [starved] to death while they were searching food.

7. Watch out the [edge] of table lest you should hurt yourself.
8. I will [assess] your skin condition and show you right treatment plan.
9. Doctors usually recommend the [wedge]-shaped implant for patients.
10. The victims were [stabbed] to death by a man in a clothing shop.

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Chapter 4> Unit 7> Sigmund Freud and the Oedipus Complex

1. The new law would prevent many companies from creating new jobs.
2. You have to keep watching to stop the milk from boiling over.

3. You try some options to prevent users from accessing other apps.

4. School came up with a new idea to keep tourists from entering the campus.

5. Many people agree to ban nuclear weapons to prevent them from destructing the world.
6. Many teachers try hard to prevent school violence from happening.

7. Washing your hands clearly stops the epidemic from spreading.

8. Eating an apple in the morning may keep you from suffering from minor diseases.

9. This insecticide may prevent some mosquitoes from carrying malaria.

10. The curtain which is black can stop your room from heating up.

Chapter 4> Unit 8> Conformity and the Individual

1. I heard that a foreign [division] would be closed soon.

2. I asked a designer to [inscribe] my name in my new uniform.

3. Children should learn how to [behave] at the public places.

4. Your debt will be [deducted] from the paycheck every month.

5. People [ascribe] this economic difficulty to the poor policy.
6. When we get older, we experience gradual [vision] loss.
7. She was interviewed one of the [prospective] employees.
8. The wife of Henry VIII was [beheaded] by her husband.

9. He had [conducted] the orchestra, which brings big success.

10. Watch many movies, and your [perspective] is broadened.

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Chapter 5> Unit 9> Hermann Hesse’s Internal Conflict

1. They kept talking over the phone while they were making stuffed toys.
2. My parents often come to stay with us during the winter because their place is too cold

3. The couple held their hands while they were watching movies.

4. We collected some seashells while we walked on the beach.

5. I like to listen to the radio while I drive my car.

6. My husband fell asleep during the film because he didn’t sleep well the day before.

7. The cook prepared other dessert during the cooking of the meat.
8. I lost my wallet while I was shopping at the isle number two last night.

9. The lights went out and the house shook heavily during the storm.
10. We took many fun pictures during my two week vacation.

Chapter 5> Unit 10> A Poet of Childhood Innocence

1. The trouble happed because of her lack of [knowledge].

2. Many palaces were constructed in the Joseon Dynasty [era].

3. William Shakespeare is known as a great [poet] and also writer.

4. His music is rather [poetry] than just a music in words.

5. Her work won the first prize was highly rated by [literary] critics.
6. The [subtitle] of the movie was more famous than the movie itself.
7. Novels took an essential position in the [literature] at that time.
8. Some technical [errors] occurred when we tried to start upload.

9. This ticket does not [entitle] you to take first class seats.

10. We didn’t [acknowledge] that you could solve this problem.

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Chapter 6> Unit 11> When Snow Slides

1. At that time I [was able to] read any books without glasses.
2. After he saw a doctor and had treatment, he [was able to] return to the office.

3. My father [could / was able to] speak three languages because he liked to learned them.

4. She has [been able to] swim since she was five years old.

5. My daughter [could] walk when she was less than a year.

6. [Could] you able to show me the direction to the Hotel? (more polite form)

7. Mozart [could/ was able to] compose little pieces of music even when he was 5.
8. We [were able to] climb to the top of the mountain before getting dark yesterday.

9. When the fire broke out, everybody [was able to] escape.
10. I [can] come and see you tomorrow if you want.

Chapter 6> Unit 12> Where It Never Melts

1. The new vehicles are distributed widely [throughout] the world.

2. If you have any [further] information, please contact me.

3. He was really upset but I didn't mean to [scare] him.

4. My father went to hospital for a [through] examination.

5. My new house is [farther] from the school than the previous one.
6. Water will become a [scarce] and precious natural resource.
7. The shadow totally or [partially] obscures the image of the sun.
8. Somebody jostled me on the train, and I [nearly] fell down.

9. The brain accounts for [merely] some part of body weight, but it works tremendously.
10. Symptoms may disappear completely or [partly] when you wake up.

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Chapter 7> Unit 13> A Tasty Blend

1. The waste patch is floating between Japan and the Pacific Ocean.
2. It is natural that there is a sense of competitiveness between two nations nearby.

3. She was heard to be accepted among the first 29 students applied.

4. The boy was notorious among students who had ever met him.

5. A special game is now gaining huge popularity among students.

6. Verbal violence between teachers and students looks serious in school.

7. Many people felt hard electing a mayor between two candidates.

8. This parade is very popular among the visitors from Europe.

9. The researchers revealed that there is a relationship between bilingualism and cognitive
development.

10. These cosmetic stores are very famous among Chinese tourists.

Chapter 7> Unit 14> Grief of the Gypsies

1. For [instance], firstly, you have to consider the talents your child has.
2. They left the country in fear of [persecution] of the Jews.

3. The criminals were under [arrest] in the name of the law.

4. [Statistically] speaking, the people with left-handed live longer.
5. A [burglary] took place at a gas station at midnight.
6. The criminal [prosecution] is avoided among diplomats.
7. The social [unrest] has its origins in economic problems like high unemployment.

8. The [burglar] broke into the hose and covered their mouths with a tape.
9. She felt [intense] pain on her shoulders when she slept.
10. The [statically] satisfied management led the company to improve itself.

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Chapter 8> Unit 15> The Natural Architecture of Antonio Gaudí

1. This street is one of the most highly trafficked streets in this town.

2. When he heard somebody knocking, my dog became panicked and barked.

3. After we did a long hike in the mountains, we picnicked on the green grass.
4. After we heard he trafficked drugs, we were completely frightened.

5. The insect mimicking a twig waited for a poor victim to approach it.
6. People panicked after hearing of the number of people who were killed by a tsunami.

7. The vet students frolicked merrily, giving thanks for the winter break.
8. Some predators are clever at mimicking or disguising themselves similar to their surroundings.

9. Some ski resorts were busy all day with frolicking tourists.

10. Some male victims were trafficked for forced labor in fishing or construction.

Chapter 8> Unit 16> Strength of the New President, Obama

1. To [spurn] the highest bid and their proposal was a huge mistake.
2. We have no reverse [discrimination] and no taxes in our nation.
3. Education must be realistic and broad, practicing in an [inclusive] term.

4. His life was in [transition] from poverty to wealth thanks to the invention.
5. You had better choose to [install] this program to your hard drive.

6. Microsoft is thought to be an [exclusive] company in software market.

7. You can teach part-time and if you want, add some [translation] work.

8. He was brought up in a [stern] family, so he was really polite and nice.

9. Teachers want to [instill] the idea of sincerity and confidence in students mind.

10. There were many casualties from the [disintegration] of that bridge.