《雅思阅读》汇集了新东方雅思培训经验的精华；新东方及国际知名雅思专家强强联手；倾力打造符合中国雅思考生学习特点的培训教材。由资深国际语言专家Rod Ellis亲自作序；并担任总顾问；对教材编写予以指导；新东方教育科技集团雅思研究院院长周成刚亲自审订。
  本书根据雅思考试最新趋势；全面覆盖雅思考试阅读部分各种题型；提供多样练习形式及技巧点拨；供考生短时高效备考。既可以作为课堂培训使用；也可以作为考生自学使用；配合剑桥雅思真题学习；效果更佳。
  作者简介
  
  新东方教育科技集团雅思研究院：由众多新东方雅思名师组成，致力于雅思考试的研究工作，著有《雅思写作》、《雅思听力》、《雅思阅读》、《雅思口语》等多本畅销图书。
  目录
  
  Unit 1 Education
  Unit 2 Food
  Unit 3 Health
  Unit 4 Media
  Unit 5 Practice 1
  Unit 6 Advertising
  Unit 7 Learning to Speak
  Unit 8 The Environment
  Unit 9 Sponsorship
  Unit 10 Practice 2
  Unit 11 Transport
  Unit 12 Travel
  Unit 13 Technology
  Unit 14 Money
  Unit 15 Practice 3
  Unit 16 Commodities
  Unit 17 Social Issues
  Unit 18 Drugs and Sport
  Unit 19 Communication
  Unit 20 Practice 4
  Answer Key
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  7 Complete the following sentences using the target vocabulary.You will not need all of the words in the list above.The first one is done for you.
  a.Puffery is a term for____exaggerated____advertising claims about products， such as “These sportsshoes are the best in the world”.
  b.Many advertisers use puffery for its____value， to make people laugh.
  c.Some people worry that these subjective claims will____consumers.
  d.Also， competitors____to untruthful claims being made by another company
  e._____， they think it might give their competitor an unfair advantage.
  f.In some countries， consumer rights organisations____ various products and services to check if the advertising is honest.
  g.They can publicise examples of____advertising that are likely to mislead the public.
  h.It is also important to have an official body to check the____of claims that advertisers make.
  i.Such official organisations need to have the____to take legal action if the claims are dishonest.
  j.In general， consumers also need to have an ____ of how advertising works， so that they do not believe vague or exaggerated claims.
  Adjective or Adverb？
  8 Decide the correct part of speech to complete these sentences.
  a.____statements are ones that do not give any specific facts.（Vague， Vaguely）
  b.Some advertisements intend to entertain viewers rather than____deceive them，（deliberate， deliberately）
  c.In the end， the writer decides that most puffery is _____harmless.（relative， relatively）
  d.Vague claims that are made with no specific details are____considered to be puffery rather than dishonest advertising.（general， generally）
  e.he notion of “buyer beware”____applied only to property deals.（initial， initially）
  f.The seller did not need to take responsibility for defects， unless a problem had beer ____concealed.（deliberate，deliberately）
  g.Court decisions can help to clarify the boundary between _____ puffery and illegal advertising. （acceptable， acceptably）
  h.A company that states____ that their product is “the safest” needs to provide proof of this.（specific， specifically）.