新起点大学基础英语教程修订版课件2-8.ppt

Text A Wild Jaguars in Arizona,Unit Eight,1. it takes 4 years to do something花了4年时间干某事 花了6个月时间干某事 6 months something 2. near the border between Arizona and Mexico在亚利桑那州和墨西哥交界处附近 在江苏与上海交界的附近 Nanjing and Shanghai 3. well worth the wait很值得一等 很值得一搏 the effort 4. run across the desert穿行奔跑于沙漠间 横穿马路 the street,5. one of the most powerful animal in the world世上最强有力的动物之一 全世界最强大的国家之一 countries in the world 6. a rare visitor to the United States美国的一位稀客 我们学校的稀客 our school 7. be after the jaguar寻找美洲豹 寻找那个老人 that old man 8. there is a chance that 有可能 没有机会，不可能 there is no that,9. in large numbers数量很多 数量很少 small . 10. expand that number to将那个数量增加到 将那个高度增加到 that height to 11. wind up with a lion最后得到一头狮子 以失败告终 failure 12. illegal immigrants非法移民 非法持有物 possession of something 13. turn out to be a jaguar结果是一只美洲豹 结果是我的一个朋友 a friend of mine,Main Ideas,Fill in the blanks with appropriate words or expressions according to the above reading passage While hunting a mountain lion with his hounds in 1996, Jack Childs, a retired wildlife _, caught _of a jaguar. He thought that these _ cats might be attempting to recolonize the _ part of the U.S. because jaguars used to _in that area. Then he decided to take a picture of the _. But he did not expect the he had to _for 4 years and waste a lot of _before he got the rare photo of the wild animal. He captured it with his _, motion-sensing cameras near the _between Arizona and Mexico.,researcher,sight,wild,southern,roam,jaguar,wait,film,automatic,border,Detailed Understanding,Complete each of the following sentences according to the text. 1. What did Jack Childs get after 4 years waiting? _. 2. Why did Childs go on with his research work about the jaguars even everybody thought he would never get it? Because he _and some scientists believe that _.,A rare photo of a wild jaguar,had seen one before,the wild cats might recolonize that region,there was another hunter who saw the jaguar there,3. Was he the only person who caught sight of a jaguar in North America in 1996? No, there _ _, too. 4. What was he doing when he saw the jaguar? He was _. 5. Did he capture the lion? No, the “lion” _ a jaguar.,“lion hunting”with his hounds,turned out to be,1. _ took four years _ get it, but the rare photo Jack Childs captured near the border between Arizona and Mexico was well worth the wait. A.That, / B. It, / C. It, to D. That, to 2. His automatic, motion-sensing cameras took hundreds of photos of virtually everything _ moves in the deserts of the Southwest, but in January he finally got his cat. A.which B. that C. who D. whom 3.The picture of the faguar was precisely Childs was after, because4 scientists believe there is a chance these wild cats might be attempting to “recolonize” the couthern part of the United States. A. what, that B. that, what C. that, what D. what, what,C,B,A,4. So far, he says none of the humans on film have touched his cameras. A.capture B. capturing C. captured D. to capture 5. I thought I was chasing a mountain lion, and it turned to be a jaguar. A. in B. off C. on D. out,C,D,It took Jack Childs four years to get the rare photo. He got it near the border between Arizona and Mexico. He got the photo with his automatic, motion-sensing cameras. He took hundreds of bad photos before he finally got the one he was after. The scientists believe that there is a chance that these wild cats might be attempting to “recolonize” the southern part of the United States. These wild cats used to roam across southern Arizona, New Mexico and even Southern California and Texas. Jack Childs used 16 cameras. They took everything, including wild pigs, mountain lions, black bears, a gray fox, and human beings. Jack Childs first saw a wild jaguar in 1996, when he was hunting a mountain lion.,It took Jack Childs years to get the rare photo. He got it near the border . He got the photo with his cameras. He took hundreds of bad photos before he finally got . The scientists believe that there is a chance that . These wild cats used to roam across . Jack Childs used cameras. They took everything, including . Jack Childs first saw a wild jaguar in , when he was hunting a .,Unit Eight,Text B Nature Journaling,1. be entirely up to you 完全取决于你自己 完全取决于他的父母 his parents 2. simply put 简单地说 总的来说generally speaking 3. It doesnt matter what type or size. 形状、大小都没关系。 颜色或味道没有什么关系 color or smell 4. take a deep breath 深吸一口气 屏住你的呼吸 hold your . 5. think only of “bud” 只想着“花苞” 只想着你的前途 your future 6. after one minute or less 一分钟后，或不到一分钟 一年后，或不到一年 after one year .,7. go on to the next sighting 再去看下一个东西 接着看下一个单元 the next unit 8. keep it relevant to season 使其与季节相关 使其与课文有关 the text 9. prefer to record in written prose 更喜欢以写散文或诗歌的形式来记录 更喜欢乘飞机旅游 travel by air 10. a square yard of field 一平方码的田野 两平方英尺码的板子 two feet of board 11. come upon on the beach 在海滩遇见 在街上遇见某人 someone in the street,Main Ideas,Fill in the blanks with appropriate words or expressions according to the above reading passage. Nature journaling is the regular recording of observations, perceptions, and feelings about the _ world around you. People with different _ can use their journal in _ ways. They can _ something down on a piece of paper (for _, a prose or a poem), draw a picture (of a cloud, a bird _ by, a tree or a flower), or even take a photo or _ a piece of music. No _ what techniques you use, keep in _ that, it is relevant to the season, time of day, and _.,natural,interests,different,write,example,flying,compose,matter,mind,place,Detailed Understanding,Complete the following chart according to the passage.,Nature Journaling There are different ways of nature Journaling. For example: 1. _. 2. _. 3. _.,write prose or poetry,draw a picture,take pictures,You can use all or _ of these techniques. How you use your journal is _. Nature journaling will do you good because it is your _ into _ of the natural world around you and your personal _ with it.,a combination,entirely up to you,path,exploration,connection,1. How you use your journal is entirely you. A. up B. to C. up to D. up with 2. You can be as as your interest leads you. A. involve B. involving C. involves D. involved 3. Simply , nature journaling is the ragular recording of observations, perceptions, and feelings about the natural world around you. A. to put B. putting C. put D. putted 4. What is happening outdoors, this particular season, this time of day, and in this particular place I live? A. which B. where C. who D. that,C,D,C,B,5. You are a scientist, simply what you see, in this moment is time. A. recording B. record C.recorded D. is recording 6. After one minute or less, no more, write what you drew and go on to the next sighting, it relevant to season, time of day, and place. A. keep B. kept C. keeping D. is keeping 7. People have entered lists of birds at certain hours. A. seen B. see C. seeing D. seed,A,C,A,1. Text sentence: The rare photo Jack Childs captured near the border between Arizona and Mexico was well worth the wait. Your sentence:The book written by the young author is buying.,2. Text sentence: There is a chance that these wild cats might be attempting to “recolonize” the southern part of the United States. Your sentence: we will win the game.,3. Text sentence: There, running across the desert in the dark of night, was a wild jaguar. Your sentence: , talking and laughing happily under the tree, were my classmates.,4. Text sentence: Some people prefer to record in written prose or poetry, some do it through drawing or painting, others with photographs or tape recordings, and still others through musical notation. Your sentence: students try to get money for their tuition by taking part-time jobs, by asking for loans, others by winning the scholarship, by asking from their parents.,5. Text sentence: How you use your journal is entirely up to you. Your sentence: What you are going to say will be important to us.,III. Rewrite the sentences according to the models.,Model A: Original sentence: The princess had to kiss a lot of ugly frogs before she found her prince. New sentence: The princess had to kiss a lot of ugly frogs before finding her prince. 1. Ill do it now before I forget it. _ 2. He had never seen a bird like that before he came to Africa. _ _,Ill do it now before I forgetting it.,He had never seen a bird like that before coming to Africa.,Model B:,Original sentence: It is a word. We created the word as an action form of the noun journal. New sentence: It is a word we created as an action form of the noun journal. 3. You saw the picture in the shop window. Here is the picture. _ _ 4. I have bought a house. The house has a swimming pool. _,Here is the picture you saw in the shop window.,I have bought a house which has a swimming pool.,Model C:,Original sentence: I dont care what type or size it is. New sentence: It doesnt matter what type or size. 5. I dont care who you are or where you are from. _ 6. When will it be finished ? How will it be finished? It doesnt matter. _,It doesnt matter who you are or where you are from.,It doesnt matter when or how it will be finished.,Model D:,Original sentence: People have entered lists of birds which are seen at certain hours. New sentence: People have entered lists of birds seen at certain hours. 7. Some of the questions which were raised by the students were very difficult to answer. _ _ 8. These are problems which have been left over by history. _,Some of the questions raised by the students were very difficult to answer.,These are problems left over by history.,1. They had taken hundreds of photos they knew it.,2. It will him 3 years to make the automatic machine, but he believe that it is the .,3. I had thought that the letter was from my parents, but it ed to be from one of my teachers.,4. He ordered us , just like a general who ordered his soldi