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Unit3Yingyi(Nancy)Yang1/116AgendaListeningandSpeakingReading–Text1Grammar&Writing2/116AgendaListeningandSpeakingReading–Text1Grammar&Writing3/116Pronunciation&ListeningSkills/?u/otoe,go,stone,homeboat,coat,goatsoul,shoulderbelow,grow,show/?//u/oaouow4/116Pronunciation&ListeningSkillsAtoadsawafrogneartheroad.Hewasafatoldfrog.Hesatandmoanedandgroaned.Thetoadsaid,“Donotmoanandgroan,Mr.Frog.Hoplikeme.Hopdowntheroad.”Sothefrogandthetoadhoppeddowntheroadtoabigoaktree.“Iamhome,”saidthetoad.“ComeinandIwillmaketea.”Butthefrogsaid,inadeepcroak,“Ishouldnotroamfarfromhome.Iwillbeofftomyhomenearthepond.Thetoadandthefrog5/116Pronunciation&ListeningSkillsAtoadsawafrogneartheroad.Hewasafatoldfrog.Hesatandmoanedandgroaned.Thetoadsaid,“Donotmoanandgroan,Mr.Frog.Hoplikeme.Hopdowntheroad.”Sothefrogandthetoadhoppeddowntheroadtoabigoaktree.Listentoashortstoryandunderlinethewordswiththesound/?u/Thetoadandthefrog6/116Pronunciation&ListeningSkills“Iamhome,”saidthetoad.“ComeinandIwillmaketea.”Butthefrogsaid,inadeepcroak,“Ishouldnotroamfarfromhome.Iwillbeofftomyhomenearthepond.Listentoashortstoryandunderlinethewordswiththesound/?u/Thetoadandthefrog7/116Pronunciation&ListeningSkillsAtoadsawafrogneartheroad.Hewasafatoldfrog.Hesatandmoanedandgroaned.Thetoadsaid,“Donotmoanandgroan,Mr.Frog.Hoplikeme.Hopdowntheroad.”Sothefrogandthetoadhoppeddowntheroadtoabigoaktree.“Iamhome,”saidthetoad.“ComeinandIwillmaketea.”Butthefrogsaid,inadeepcroak,“Ishouldnotroamfarfromhome.Iwillbeofftomyhomenearthepond.Thetoadandthefrog8/116ConversationIchannelawfulviolencecrimeshowbrief9/116ConversationIListentoaconversationandcheck()thewordsyouheartocompletethefollowingsentences.1.Theprogramsare(awful/great).2.Exactly,whatbothersmemostisthe(violence/

education).3.That’strue.Eventhenewsreportsarenotgood

enough.Theyarejusttoo(long/brief).????10/116ConversationIThewomandoesn’tthinkthenewtelevisionchannelisterrible.Themansaystherearetoomanycrimeshows.Accordingtothewoman,therearetoomanyeducationalprograms.TFListenagainanddecidewhetherthefollowingstatementsaretrue(T)orfalse(F).F11/116ConversationIWhatdoyouthinkofthenewtelevisionchannel?Theprogramsareawful.Iquiteagreewithyou.Theyarejustterrible.It’sawasteoftimetowatchit.Exactly,whatbothersmemostistheviolence.Therearetoomanycrimeshows.Icouldn’tagreewithyoumore.Therearen’tenougheducationalprograms.That’strue.Eventhenewsreportsarenotgoodenough.Theyarejusttoobrief.That’sjustwhatIthink.Woman:Man:Woman:Man:Woman:Man:Woman:12/116ConversationIAGREEINGIagree.Iquite/certainly/entirelyagreewithyou.Ithinkso.Ofcourse./Definitely./Exactly.That’swhatIthink.Ifeelthesame.Iagreewithyou.Icouldn’tagreemore.Iagreeentirely.I’mforyou.SodoI./SoamI.Yousaidit./Yougotit.13/116ConversationISituation1Duringtheclassbreak,AandBaretalkingaboutarecentfilm.Situation2AandBarebothmusiclovers.Theyaretalkingaboutanewsong.GUIDEDCONVERSATIONA:AskBwhetherhe/shehasseentherecentfilm/haslistenedtothenewsong.B:Sayyes.A:Saywhatyouthinkofthefilm/song.B:Showagreementandexpressyouropinion.A:Showagreementandgiveyourreason.(Reference)14/116ConversationIDavid:Helen:David:Helen:David:So,haveyouseenthefilmLifeofPidirectedbyAngLee?Yeah,Ihavealreadyseenitinthecinema.Itisagreatfilm.Ilikeitverymuch.Onthesurface,thefilmisaboutPi’staleofsurvival,yet,itholdsmuchmorewithinitstwo-hourrunningtime.Youareabsolutelyright.Thefilmdealswithmanyseriousissues,suchasfaithandmorality.Icouldn’tagreemore.Itisoneofthemostbeautiful,original,andadventurousfilmsIhaveeverseen.15/116ConversationITom:Sue:Tom:Sue:Tom:HaveyoulistenedtoAvrilLavigne’snewsingle“Here’stoNeverGrowingUp”?Yes,ofcourse.Avrilisoneofmyfavoritesingers.ThestyleofthissongissimilartoherpreviousonesandIlikethissongverymuch.Iagreewithyou.Althoughitisnotdifferentfromwhatwe’velistenedtobefore,it’sthestyleofAvril.Exactly.Itisthisstylethathasattractedsomanyyoungpeopleallovertheworld.16/116ConversationIIClaudeMonetimpressionistamazingsurroundings17/116ConversationIIListentoaconversationanddecidewhetherthefollowingstatementsaretrue(T)orfalse(F).ThewomanthinksClaudeMonet’spaintingsarestrange.Accordingtothewoman,Monetisnotgoodatusingcolors.Themandoesn’tlikeMonet’sstyleofpainting.TFF18/116ConversationIIListenagainandcompletethefollowingconversationwithwhatyouhear.Man:Woman:Man:Woman:Man:Oh,whatacrowd!It’snotreally1)_________.ThisisaClaudeMonetexhibition.Whatdoyouthinkofthepaintings?Theyarestrange.Strange?I2)________________.Monetisavery3)__________impressionistpainter.Hisuseofcolorisamazing.But,lookatthisone,Impression,Sunrise.Canyoutellmewherethe4)______isandwherethe5)_______is?19/116ConversationIIListenagainandcompletethefollowingconversationwithwhatyouhear.Woman:Man:That’swhatmakesthispainting6)__________.Thesunseemsespecially7)_________againstthegraysurroundings.I’msorry.Ican’t8)________________aboutthat.Honestly,Idon’tlikethisstyleofpainting.20/116ConversationIIListenagainandcompletethefollowingconversationwithwhatyouhear.Man:Woman:Man:Woman:Man:Oh,whatacrowd!It’snotreally1)_________.ThisisaClaudeMonetexhibition.Whatdoyouthinkofthepaintings?Theyarestrange.Strange?I2)________________.Monetisavery3)__________impressionistpainter.Hisuseofcolorisamazing.But,lookatthisone,Impression,Sunrise.Canyoutellmewherethe4)______isandwherethe5)_______is?surprisingdon’tthinksofamousseasky21/116ConversationIIListenagainandcompletethefollowingconversationwithwhatyouhear.Woman:Man:That’swhatmakesthispainting6)__________.Thesunseemsespecially7)_________againstthegraysurroundings.I’msorry.Ican’t8)________________aboutthat.Honestly,Idon’tlikethisstyleofpainting.specialbrightagreewithyou22/116ConversationIIMan:Woman:Man:Woman:Man:Woman:Man:Oh,whatacrowd!It’snotreallysurprising.ThisisaClaudeMonetexhibition.Whatdoyouthinkofthepaintings?Theyarestrange.Strange?Idon’tthinkso.Monetisaveryfamousimpressionistpainter.Hisuseofcolorisamazing.But,lookatthisone,Impression,Sunrise.Canyoutellwheretheseaisandwheretheskyis?That’swhatmakesthispaintingspecial.Thesunseemsespeciallybrightagainstthegraysurroundings.I’msorry.Ican’tagreewithyouaboutthat.Honestly,Idon’tlikethisstyleofpainting.23/116ConversationIIDISAGREEINGIcan’t/don’tagreewithyou.I’mnotsure/certain.I’mafraidyou’rewrong.Youmayberightonthat,but…Idon’tthinkso.I’msorry.Ican’tgoalongwithyouonthat.Ican’tsayIagreewithyou.Iseeyourpoint,but…24/116ConversationIISituation1AandBareroommates.Theyaretalkingabouthowtospendtheweekend.Situation2TwostudentsaretalkingaboutwhichsportsshowtowatchonTV.GUIDEDCONVERSATIONA:Makeasuggestiononhowtospendtheweekend/whichsportsshowtowatch.B:Showdisagreementandgiveyourreason.A:Makeanothersuggestionandgiveyourreason.B:Showdisagreementandexplainwhy.A:AskforB’ssuggestion.B:Giveyoursuggestion.A:Showagreement.(Reference)25/116ConversationIISusan:Anne:Susan:Anne:Susan:Anne:Susan:Itissaidthatanewfilmison.Howaboutgoingtothecinemathisweekend?Sorry,I’mafraidIwouldnotliketo.Thecinemaistoofarfromouruniversityandtheticketsareveryexpensive.Youareright.wouldyouliketogohiking?Itisgoodforustodosomeexercise.Thatsoundsgreat,butitisgoingtorainaccordingtotheweatherreport.Ok.Whatisyoursuggestion?Er…h(huán)owaboutdiningoutwithourfriends?Anewrestauranthasjustopeneddowntown.Thefoodthereisdelicious.Soundsgreat!Letscalltherestauranttomakeareservation.26/116ConversationIIDavid:Jason:David:Jason:David:Jason:David:TherewillbeasnookergamebetweenJunhuiDingandJohnHigginsonTVthisafternoon.Wouldyouliketowatchitwithme?Sorry,Ihaveaclassmeetingthisafternoon.Ok.Thenhowaboutwatchingthewomen’svolleyballgamethisevening?Itshouldbeveryinteresting.I’msorry.Ican’tgoalongwithyou.Ithinkvolleyballisboring.Thenwhatwouldyouliketowatch?HowaboutwatchingtheNBA?TheLakerswillplayagainsttheRocketstonight.Ok.Thatsoundsgreat.27/116Passage28/116PassageListentoapassageanddecidewhetherthefollowingstatementsaretrue(T)orfalse(F).Accordingtothespeaker,weallwouldliketobetrustedbyourparents,becausewewanttogetmorepower.Thespeakerthinksifwecanbetrulytrusted,wehavenothingtohide.Buildingtrustisalong-timetaskaccordingtothespeaker.TFT29/116PassageListenagainandchoosethebestwaytocompleteeachofthefollowingsentences.Parentsaremorelikelytogiveusfreedomifweshowthemthat______.AwecanbetrustedBwearehonestCwehavenosecrets?30/116PassageListenagainandchoosethebestwaytocompleteeachofthefollowingsentences.Keepingourbedroomdoor______whenweareathomeisawaytomakeourparentstrustus.Ahalf-openBclosedCopenMostparentswilltrustusmoreforcomingtothemandtellingthemabout_____.AourselvesBourfriendsCourclassmates??31/116PassageWeallwouldliketobetrustedbyourparents,becauseeachofuswantstogetmorefreedom.Butparentsaremorelikelytogiveusfreedomifweshowthemthattheycantrustus.Soletourparentsknowwhat’sgoingonatschoolandwithourfriends.Keepourbedroomdooropenwhenweareathome.Ifwecanbetrulytrusted,thenwehavenothingtohide,right?Mostparentswilltrustusmoreforcomingtothemandtellingthemaboutourselves.Trustcan’tbebuiltinadayorevenaweek,butwecangraduallydothingstohelpourparentsbuildtheirtrustinus.32/116PassageWorkingroupstodiscusswhatyoucandotomakeyourparentstrustyoumore.theneachgroupchoosesarepresentativetoreportyourdiscussiontotheclass.Yourreportcanfollowthetipsbelow.Inordertomakeourparentstrustusmore,wecandothefollowing:First,…Second,…Third,…Inconclusion,…33/116PassageStudyhardgetgoodgradesStaywiththemBehonestDothingsthatwillmakethemhappyHelpwithhouseworkMakedecisionsbyyourselfHandinextramoneyMakeholidaycards34/116Passage35/116PassageInordertomakeourparentstrustusmore,wecandothefollowing:First,communicatewiththemopenly.Ifwediscusssomethingwithourparents,makesuretobehonestandfrank.Second,showrespect.Thisgoesbothways.Ifweshowrespectforourparents,theywoulddothesameforus.Third,keepourword.Ifwepromisetodosomething,weshouldfulfillourpromise.Inconclusion,parentslovetheirchildrenunconditionally.Ifwebehavewell,wewillsurelygetourparents’respectandtrust.36/116AgendaListeningandSpeakingReading–Text1Grammar&Writing37/116PassageAAnotherDoor38/116PassageA–Lead-inHaveyoueverbeeninadilemmawhilemakingachoice?Whatwasthedilemmaandwhatwasyourchoice?Haveyoueverregrettedmakingsuchachoice?Whyorwhynot?39/116PassageAAnotherDoor40/116PassageAComeacross可能我會(huì)在法國遇見他。PerhapsIwillcomeacrosshiminFrance.我在倫敦一家書店發(fā)覺了這本書。IcameacrossthisbookinabookstoreinLondonComeby你怎么得到那張支票？Howdidyoucomebythatcheck?tofindormeetbychancetoobtainorfind41/116PassageAComeacross可能我會(huì)在法國遇見他。PerhapsIwillcomeacrosshiminFrance.我在倫敦一家書店發(fā)覺了這本書。IcameacrossthisbookinabookstoreinLondonComeby這草藥極難得。Thismedicalherbishardtocomeby.tofindormeetbychancetoobtainorfind42/116PassageA你是怎樣安然度過了第二次世界大戰(zhàn)？HowdidyoumanagetocomethroughWorldWarII?Comeacross可能我會(huì)在法國遇見他。PerhapsIwillcomeacrosshiminFrance.我在倫敦一家書店發(fā)覺了這本書。IcameacrossthisbookinabookstoreinLondonComebytofindormeetbychanceComethroughTosurviveorrecoverfrom43/116PassageA我們提不出任何新提議。Weweren’tabletocomeupwithanynewsuggestions.Comeacross可能我會(huì)在法國遇見他。PerhapsIwillcomeacrosshiminFrance.我在倫敦一家書店發(fā)覺了這本書。IcameacrossthisbookinabookstoreinLondonComebytofindormeetbychanceComethroughComeupwithToproduceespeciallyindealingwithaproblemorchallenge44/116PassageA她父親死時(shí)她繼承了一大筆遺產(chǎn)。Shecameintoafortunewhenherfatherdied.Comeacross可能我會(huì)在法國遇見他。PerhapsIwillcomeacrosshiminFrance.我在倫敦一家書店發(fā)覺了這本書。IcameacrossthisbookinabookstoreinLondonComebytofindormeetbychanceComethroughComeupwithtoinheritafortuneComeinto45/116PassageAWouldliketodosth.我父母想見你。Myparentswouldliketomeetyou.每當(dāng)我讀報(bào)時(shí)碰到好文章時(shí)，我總想把它剪下來收藏。WhenIcomeacrossagoodessayinreadinganewspaper,Iwouldliketocutitoutandkeepit.=wanttodosth.Comeacross46/116PassageABeabouttodosth.演出就要開始了。Theperformanceisabouttobegin.飛機(jī)就要起飛了。Theplaneisabouttotakeoff.我父親進(jìn)來時(shí)我正打算寫作業(yè)。Iwasabouttodomyhomeworkwhenmyfathercamein.Begoingtodosth.47/116PassageAButsometimes,justasIamabouttodoso,Ifindthearticleontheoppositesidejustasinteresting.漢娜就住在對(duì)面。oppositeInapositionontheothersideofthesameareaHannahlivesjustopposite.48/116PassageAButsometimes,justasIamabouttodoso,Ifindthearticleontheoppositesidejustasinterestingasthearticleonthefrontside.然而有時(shí)，正當(dāng)我準(zhǔn)備這么做時(shí)，會(huì)發(fā)覺后面文章也一樣有趣。49/116PassageAItmaybeadiscussionofthewaytokeephealthy,oradviceabouthowtobehaveoneselfinsociety.它要么是討論怎樣保持健康，要么是提議你怎樣為人處世。BehaveoneselfTonotdothingsthatannoyoroffendpeople我希望尼古拉斯在聚會(huì)上規(guī)矩一點(diǎn)。IhopeNicholaswouldbehavehimselfattheparty.你們這些孩子能不能聽話一點(diǎn)！Willyoukidspleasebehave!50/116PassageADamagev.Tocausephysicalharm吸煙會(huì)嚴(yán)重?fù)p害健康。Smokingcanseverelydamageyourhealth.Badly/severely/seriouslydamagen.~tosth.他聲譽(yù)受到很大損害。Thedamagetohisreputationwasconsiderable.51/116PassageADamageBesuretodosth.扔掉煙蒂前一定要把它滅掉。Besuretokillyourcigarettebuttbeforethrowingitaway.考試時(shí)一定要按要求去做。Besuretofollowtheinstructionswhiletakingtheexam.假如我剪下正面文章，那后面文章必定會(huì)被破壞。IfIcutthefrontessayout,theoppositeoneissuretobedamaged.52/116PassageADamageBesuretodosth.他讀這句話時(shí)候漏了幾個(gè)詞。Heleftoutafewwordswhilereadingthissentence.會(huì)員名單遺漏了他名字。Hisnameisleftoutinthemembershiplist.LeaveoutTonotincludesomeoneorsth.53/116PassageAIfIcutthefrontessayout,theoppositeoneissuretobedamaged,leavingouthalfofitorkeepingthetextwithoutitssubject.簡從自行車上摔下來，傷了腿。如果下雨，我就不能出去了。Ifitrains,Ican’tgoout.Janefelloffthebike,hurtingherlegs.54/116PassageAIfIcutthefrontessayout,theoppositeoneissuretobedamaged,leavingouthalfofitorkeepingthetextwithoutitssubject.如果我剪下正面文章，那后面文章必定會(huì)被破壞，要么只剩下二分之一，要么缺了文章標(biāo)題。55/116PassageAAsaresult結(jié)果，壞事變成了好事。Asaresult,thebadthinghasbeenturnedintoagoodone.這個(gè)計(jì)劃因?yàn)橘Y金不夠而失敗。Theplanfailedasaresultofinadequatefund.becauseofsth.thathashappened56/116PassageAAsaresultScissorsTrousersShortsTightsEarphonesGlasses57/116PassageAAsaresultScissorsAsaresult,thescissorswouldstopbeforetheystartwhenIfindoutthepossibleresultthatwillsurelycausemyregret.認(rèn)識(shí)他人都喜歡他。Everyonewho/thatknewhimlikedhim.這些是你需要東西。Thesearethethings(that)youneed.58/116PassageAAsaresultScissorsAsaresult,thescissorswouldstopbeforetheystartwhenIfindoutthepossibleresultthatwillsurelycausemyregret.因此，當(dāng)發(fā)覺可能產(chǎn)生后果會(huì)讓我后悔時(shí)，我便會(huì)放下剪刀。59/116PassageA有時(shí)候我們要同時(shí)做兩件事情。Sometimes,wehavetodotwothingsatthesametime.Sometimes,twothingsaretobedoneatthesametime.->passivevoice他邀請(qǐng)我去參加聚會(huì)。Heinvitedmetotheparty.Iwasinvitedbyhimtotheparty.60/116PassageATakeup他并不想從事運(yùn)動(dòng)項(xiàng)目。Hedoesn’twanttotakeupasport.她辭去了工作。Shegaveupherjob.Giveup我媽放棄尋找鑰匙。Mymothergaveuplookingforthekeys.Tobegintoworkatit;tobecomeinterestedinitandspendtimedoingit.Tostoptryingtodosth.61/116PassageAWecanonlytakeuponeofthem;theotherhastowaitorbegivenup.我們只能做其中一件而推遲或放棄另外一件。62/116PassageAAllow我父親不許我去參加聚會(huì)。Myfatherwon’tallowmetogototheparty.泳池內(nèi)禁止跳水。Divingisnotallowedinthepool.不要讓問題支配你生活。Don’tallowyourproblemstodominateyourlife.Toletsb.Dosth.Allowsb.todosth.

63/116PassageAAllowLeavebehindTogoawayfrom我不想留下任何東西。Idon’twanttoleaveanythingbehind.她沒帶入場券。Sheleftheradmissionticketbehind.64/116PassageAButweknowthefutureisuncertain–thechangedsituationmaynotallowustodowhatisleftbehind.不過我們知道，未來是不確定——形勢改變可能會(huì)不允許我們?nèi)プ瞿羌粩R置事。65/116PassageABeinafix希望這些點(diǎn)子能在你下次碰到困難時(shí)幫到你。Hopefullythesetipswillhelpyounexttimeyouareinafix.于是，我們身處窘境，感到沮喪。Thuswearecaughtinafixandfeelsad.BeinapositionofdifficultyR2D2是絕地武士在困境中最好朋友。R2D2isJedi’sbestfriendinafix.66/116PassageAHowcome你怎么說英語一點(diǎn)口音也沒有？HowcomeyouspeakEnglishwithoutanyaccent?why為何有人能夠堅(jiān)持，有人卻不能夠？Howcomesomepeoplecanstickwithitandothersnot?你怎么從來沒告訴我你有一個(gè)這么可愛妹妹？Howcomeyou’venevertoldmethatyouhavesuchacutesister?67/116PassageAHowcomeClever,excellent.我以為那是個(gè)絕妙主意。Ithinkthat’sabrilliantidea.這部電影極為出眾。Thefilmisabsolutelybrilliant.Brilliant68/116PassageAHowcomeAllatthesametime.不要以為你有義務(wù)一次性把它看完。Don’tfeelobligatedtoreaditallatonce.為何那些好機(jī)會(huì)和好想法都趕在了一起？Howcomethoseniceopportunitiesandbrilliantideascomeallatonce?BrilliantAllatonce69/116PassageABefacedwith我們總碰到兩件對(duì)立事情，但都值得去做。Weareoftenfacedwithtwoopposingthingswhicharebothdesirable.當(dāng)我面臨一項(xiàng)主要任務(wù)時(shí)，我首先做就是閱讀相關(guān)知識(shí)。WhenIamfacedwithanimportanttask,thefirstthingIdoistoreadaboutit.facingDesirableWorthhavingordoing70/116PassageALike他喜歡吃豬肉。Helikestoeatpork.v.->toenjoy我不喜歡在公眾場所說話。Idon’tlikespeakinginpublic.71/116PassageALikev.->toenjoyadj.->similarto一個(gè)班級(jí)就像一個(gè)大家庭。Aclassislikeabigfamily.Justlike她和其它女孩沒什么不一樣。Shewasjustlikealltheothergirls.72/116PassageALikeTobedoingorbecomeinvolvedin我從來沒有從事過販毒活動(dòng)。I’veneverengagedindrugtrafficking.我不參加這種事情。Idon’tengagemyselfinsuchmatters.Engagein73/116PassageALikeToattract那朵花吸引了我注意力。Theflowerdrewmyattention.在開始做一件事以后，我們注意力總輕易被其它事吸引。Afterweareengagedinonething,ourattentioncaneasilybedrawntoanother.Draw(sb.’s)attentiontoEngagein74/116PassageALikeToattract正如剪報(bào)一樣，我們總是在做一件事時(shí)候，注意力又被另一件事情所吸引。Justlikethenewspapercutting,itoftenoccursthatourattentionisdrawntoonethingonlyafterweareengagedinanother.Draw(sb.’s)attentiontoEngagein75/116PassageAGiveriseto有很多原因造成了這個(gè)問題。Therearealotoffactorsthatgiverisetothisproblem.延期可能會(huì)造成更多問題。壓力過大可能引發(fā)高血壓。Delayscouldgiverisetofurtherproblems.Toomuchpressurecouldgiverisetohighbloodpressure.Toleadto76/116PassageAJustlikethenewspapercutting,itoftenoccursthatourattentionisdrawntoonethingonlyafterweareengagedinanother.Theformermaybemoreimportantthanthelatterandcangiverisetoadividedmind.77/116PassageAJustlikethenewspapercutting,itoftenoccursthatourattentionisdrawntoonethingonlyafterweareengagedinanother.Theformermaybemoreimportantthanthelatterandcangiverisetoadividedmind.78/116PassageAJustlikethenewspapercutting,itoftenoccursthatourattentionisdrawntoonethingonlyafterweareengagedinanother.Theformermaybemoreimportantthanthelatterandcangiverisetoadividedmind.正如剪報(bào)一樣，我們總是在做一件事時(shí)候，注意力又被另一件事情所吸引。而這件事可能又比我們正在做事情更為主要，這讓我們內(nèi)心充滿矛盾。79/116PassageAWhateverwedoinlife,whereverlife’sstormstossus,theremustbesomethingwecanachieve,someshorewecanlandon,whichopensupanewvisionforus.80/116PassageAWhateverwedoinlife,whereverlife’sstormstossus,theremustbesomethingwecanachieve,someshorewecanlandon,whichopensupanewvisionforus.不論她去哪，她都能交到很多朋友。Shecanmakealotoffriendswherevershegoes.不論你在做什么，慢慢來，不要急。Whateveryouaredoing,slowdownandtakeyourtime.81/116PassageAWhateverwedoinlife,whereverlife’sstormstossus,theremustbesomethingwecanachieve,someshorewecanlandon,whichopensupanewvisionforus.人類能夠登上月球。Humanbeingscanlandonthemoon.他們乘船在小島上登陸了。Theylandedontheislandbyboat.Toarrivesomewhereinaboat,airplane,etc.82/116PassageAWhateverwedoinlife,whereverlife’sstormstossus,theremustbesomethingwecanachieve,someshorewecanlandon,whichopensupanewvisionforus.人生在世，我們不論做什么，不論生活風(fēng)暴把我們拋向哪里，總會(huì)有我們能做到事，有一處可著陸海岸，能給我們帶來新希望。83/116PassageAPartI(Para.______)1-2Real-lifeproblemPart

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(Para.______)3-4PhilosophybehindtheproblemStructure84/116PassageA-ExercisesComprehensionVocabulary&StructureTranslation85/116PassageA-Comprehension1.

Choosethebestwaytocompleteeachofthefollowingsentences.Thewriterisoftenfacedwithachoicewhile__________.AreadingnewspapersBdoingnewspapercuttingCbuyingclothesDhavingbreakfastSometimesyouhavetogiveupsomethingandmightneverdoitagainbecause______.AthesituationmightchangeByoumighthavenointerestinitanymoreCitmightnotbeimportantanymoreDyoumightnotwanttodoitanymore??86/1162.

Answerthefollowingquestions.PassageA-ComprehensionWhatwouldthewriterliketodowhenhecomesacrossagoodessayinanewspaper?Thewriterwouldliketocutthegoodessayoutandkeepit.87/1162.

Answerthefollowingquestions.PassageA-ComprehensionWhydoesthewritersometimesstopwhenheisabouttocutoutanessay?Becausethearticleontheoppositesideisasinterestingasthefrontonethewriterwantstocut.Ifhecutsthefrontessayout,theoppositeoneissuretobedamaged,leavingouthalfofitorkeepingthetextwithoutitssubject.88/1162.

Answerthefollowingquestions.PassageA-ComprehensionNo.Aphilosopheroncesaid,“whenonedoorcloses,anotheropens.”Sometimesacasualorpassivechoicemayturnouttobeagoodonebecausesituationchanges.Forexample,oneofmygoodfriendsfailedinthecollegeentranceexaminationandhehadtoworkafterhighschooltosupporthisfamily.Weallfeltpityforhimandhealsofeltdepressed.Butafterthreeyears,withhishardworkandexcellentperformance,hebecameamanagerinacompanyandthebossofthecompanydecidedtosendhimabroadforfurtherstudy.Inthisway,anotherdoorreallyopenedforhim.Isacasualorpassivechoicealwaysabadone?Whyorwhynot?Canyougiveanexample?89/116PassageA–Vocabulary&Structure1.

Replacetheunderlinedwordineachofthefollowingsentenceswithawordwithsimilarmeaninggivenbelow.Changetheformifnecessary.Smokingcanseverelyharmyourhealth.________It’simpossibletopredictwhatwillhappennext._______Iwanttoseemorechancesforyoungpeople.____________Weallregarditawonderfulidea.___________Ialsoboughtsomeinformalclothesfortheweekend.________brilliantopportunityoccurcasualdamagedamageoccuropportunitiesbrilliantcasual90/1162.

Completethefollowingsentenceswiththeexpressionsgivenbelow.Changetheformifnecessary.PassageA–Vocabulary&StructurebeabouttobehaveoneselfStudentsaregoingto___________iftheycannotgetadegreeaftergraduation.Peterwill_________themanagementofthefinancedepartment.Pleasehurryup!Thefilm__________start.__________Johnfailedthedrivingtestafterhehadpracticedsolong?Ihopethechildcan____________________atschool.takeupbeinafixhowcomebeinafixtakeupisabouttoHowcomebehavehimself/herself91/1163.

Addtheprefix“un-”tothewordsgivenbelow.Thencompletethefollowingsentenceswiththewordsthusformed.PassageA–Vocabulary&StructureItisverycold,whichseems_________forlatespring.Somepeoplethinkblackcatsandthenumber13are_________.Itis__________thatsomejobopportunitiesareonlyopenformen.Hamburgersandchipsareconsidered___________.Theworkersare___________abouthavingtoworkonSaturdays.fairhealthyhappynaturalluckyunnaturalunluckyunfairunhealthyunhappy92/1164.

CombinesentencebeginningsinColumnAwiththeendingsinColumnBtoformcompletesentences.PassageA–Vocabulary&StructureColumnAColumnBOfthetwopaintings,theformermaybemoreimportant……justbecausehelosthiscreditcard.Hislifechangedgreatly……whatisleftbehindinthelastmeeting.Today,we’lldiscuss……thanthelatterintermsofitsartisticvalue.93/116PassageA-Translation1.

ChoosethecorrectChinesetranslationsforthefollowingsentencesfromthepassage.Itmayhappenthatourlifechangessuddenlyjustbecausewechooseoneovertheother2.Whilethefrontdoormaybeclosed,therewillbeanotheropenforyousomewhere.A僅僅因?yàn)槲覀冞x擇一件又一件事，我們?nèi)松涂赡軙?huì)發(fā)生戲劇性改變。B僅僅因?yàn)槲覀冞x擇這件事而放棄了那件事，我們?nèi)松涂赡芡蝗话l(fā)生改變。A一扇門可能關(guān)閉了，但會(huì)有另一扇門為你而開。B前門可能關(guān)上了，但后門會(huì)為你而開。??94/1162.

TranslatethefollowingChinesesentencesintoEnglishwiththehelpofthewordsorphrasesgiveninbrackets.PassageA-Translation1.食品價(jià)格猛漲引發(fā)了許多問題。(giveriseto)Thejumpinfoodprices__________________________.2.她面臨著一次艱難選擇：要不要接收這個(gè)機(jī)會(huì)。(be

facedwith)_____________________________:whetherornottoacceptthisjoboffer.3.火災(zāi)嚴(yán)重破壞了他家。(damage)Thefirebadly__________________.gav