高中英語 Book6 Unit 4 Section 1 What is given in Giftedness課件 冀教版選修6

1、臨邑二中陳臨邑二中陳giftn.A gift is sth you give sb as a present.giftedadj. given sth. as a presenta gifted person a gifted person is someone who has been given by God the ability for doing sth as a present .giftednessnoun form of gifted臨邑二中陳臨邑二中陳Genius is one percent inspiration, ninety-nine percent perspira

2、tion. -Thomas A. AdisonEveryone is born with genius, but most people only keep it a few minutes. -Edgard VareseImagination is more important than knowledge. -Albert EinsteinGenius can be recognized by its childish simplicity. -Chinese Proverb臨邑二中陳Section OneSection OneWhat is Given in Giftedness?Wha

3、t is Given in Giftedness?臨邑二中陳Words before reading This is a special unit that requires students to think deeply about what is being discussed. The first text, “What is given in giftedness,” invites deep reading, thinking and reflection. Although there is not much new vocabulary in the reading, the

4、ideas expressed through those simple words are profound. Perhaps everybody hopes to be “gifted” in one way or another. But what does being gifted mean? Be encouraged to talk about what you understand being gifted to be, and what new insights you have gained after studying the unit.臨邑二中陳 I remember a

5、 little girl once telling me about her cat. She said she was sure her cat was a real cat, meaning that her cat had fully realized its cat-ness. Why? “Because I take care of it so well,” she said. Obviously the cat enjoyed being a cat in her house, although Im sure it was unaware of how much effort o

6、n the part of others went into making it possible for it to be itself. Im sure my cat didnt know how much effort other cats have to make to make themselves be their cat-ness(find themselves).臨邑二中陳Read the whole passage as quickly as possible and tell: True, False, or INP 1. The parents of the child

7、prodigy on the violin felt their daughters talent was very much a part of their life.2. According to the reading, a gift you receive can show how well the sender of the gift understands you.3. A special and unexpected gift can help the receiver understand himself or herself.4. The true value of geni

8、us is to bring people together into the understanding of what they can achieve in their life.5. According to the author, being gifted means being able to discover the talent in oneself.False INPTrue TrueTrue臨邑二中陳Read Part One and tell the main idea of it.What details or examples has the author given

9、 to support the idea?Any gift, if it is a true gift, is simply a gift, but a gift given for a reason is not a true gift, it is always in the service of something else. a story of a child prodigy.the woman working hard for 15 years got the giftWhat do we get by the two examples in the passage?Some th

10、ings are meant to be, while others things are not.臨邑二中陳Read Part Two and tell the main idea of it.What details or examples has the author given to support the idea?Finding ones gift means being found.The child prodigys gift depended on the appreciation and recognition of other.A special wanted gift

11、that one received unexpectedly showed that the one who sent you the gift understood you well enough, deeply enough. 臨邑二中陳Read Part Three and tell the main idea of it.What details or examples has the author given to support the idea?A true gift brings people together.The silence that occurs over an a

12、udience after a fine poetry reading, or a well-played piece of music.The point is that the mark of a true gift is its power to bring forth other peoples gifts-bring others into an understanding of their own gifts.臨邑二中陳From Section one, we know being gifted means something has been freely given - a s

13、pecial talent, a certain face, an ability for laughter and song.People may find their gifts by the appreciation and recognition of others(being found by others).A true gift can also bring forth others gifts -bring others into an understanding of their own gifts.臨邑二中陳1. be unaware of2. (of money, tim

14、e, effort) go into (doing) sth3. preservefrom4. in a manner/way5. that is6. in the service of 7. win a full scholarship to8. be amazed at9. in the presence of 10.force into being (force to come into being)11. be meant to be12.(well) beyond its limit13.There is no point in doing14.what is it that15.

15、make you you(make you discover yourself)16.in the case e to fruition18. head (straight) for19. rip off20.make advances in self-understanding21. be prepared to22.lose oneself23.call forth24. attend to25. bring forth26. bring sb into an understanding of臨邑二中陳 (money/ time/ energy/ effort) 投入，用于投入，用于It

16、is said that more government money needs to go into the project.1. A whole year went into writing the book.He escaped hurriedly and the policeman standing by the street. = My brother in 1985. 從事從事/ 開始開始臨邑二中陳 忍受忍受/ 承擔承擔/ 接受（接受（ 后果后果/ 局面）局面）You must live with the fact that you are no longer a child.On

17、ce the pains come, youve to live with it.Later she the two orphans in the house. 維護維護/ / 保護保護Everybody should preserve world peace.He decided to stand up to preserve his fame. 保護保護（免于（免于 ）The group set up in 1990 preserves endangered species from tect from prevent fromkeep from臨邑二中陳T

18、he official refused us in a business manner.Their trade is going on well in a routine manner.I dont like the manner _ she speaks to us.A. which B. in which C. that D. in whatHer manner was polite but cool. Brought up in a bad situation, he has no manners.Peter, please remind Mike of his table manner

19、s.臨邑二中陳Dont lend him money _.Try to work hard _ of your ability.Better _ your address in five minutes.These problems are simply _ in the city area.In Britain, speed is always _ to 30 km.p.h.A. limited B. to limit C. to restrict D. restricted作為作為vt. 時間時間/ /空間空間/ /程度程度limit, restrict范圍范圍 restrict臨邑二中陳

20、6. 就就而言而言, 就就情形而論情形而論 in ones case In the case of his errors, he was ready to hand in his resignation.Why not take your umbrella with you in case of rain.Ill stay in the hotel all day in case there is his news.Take all the information on hand in case its wanted._ you dont like your job, why dont you leave _. A. Because, in any case B. As, though C. Because, in no case D. Since, in that case_ should you touch t