希望英语(第二版)综合教程Unit.ppt

Unit3,外语教学与研究出版社,希望英语（第二版）综合教程1,Unit3Sports,Contents,希望英语（第二版）综合教程1Unit3Sports,Speaking,Task1,Task2,Task3,Speaking,SpeakingTask1,LookatthepicturesonPage34andlistwordsorphrasesaboutthem.Thenshareyourworkwithothers.,S-Task1,SuggestedWords:volleyballsmashblockcliffclimbingharnesscouragedangerjudomoveskiskisuithelmetskipolepinetree,UsethefollowingsentencepatternsandthewordsorphrasesfromTask1todescribethepicturesonPage34toyourclassmates.,Task2,Speaking,A.bedoing.B.hebackground,S-Task2,SampleSentences:Themaninthepictureisskiingdowntheslope.Itswonderfultoseeagirlclimbingthecliffwiththeblueskyinthebackground.,Speaking,Task3,Workinpairs.Taketurnsaskingyourpartnerthefollowingquestionsandmakenotes.Organizeyournotesandreporttotheclassusingthegivenparagraphasamodel.,ModelReportJerryisanEnglishmajoratcollege.Heusedtoplaybasketballalotinhighschool.Andheplayeditwell,too.Hewasontheschoolteamforthreeyears.Buthequitthegameafterhecametocollegebecausehewashavingsomedifficultiescatchingupwithhisstudies.Thoughitspainful,sometimes,forhimtowatchothersplay,hekeepstellinghimselfnottojointhem.Hedoesntwanttofailinanysubject.,Whatisyourfavoritesport?Howwelldoyouplayyourfavoritegame?Howoftendoyouplaythegame?,S-Task3,ReadingA,Task2Text,Task3,Task1,Task4,Task6,Task7,Task8,Task5,Task9,Reading,ReadingATask1,Trytoworkoutthemeaningsofthehighlightedwordswiththehelpofotherwords.,1.Neilwasworkingontopofanew80-footbuildingwhenhissafetyharnessgotloose.Ashefelltowardtheground,luckilyhewascaughtinatree.,somethingtiedtothebodytokeeponesafe,2.Dancershavetodoalotofexercisingtokeeptheirbodiesflexible.,abletobendortobebenteasilywithoutbreaking,A-Task1-1,ReadingATask1,3.Skinbecomeslesselasticandsmoothaspeoplegetolder.4.Golf,asasportforthefew,isnotpopularwiththemassesbecauseofitshighcost.5.Eatfoodleisurely,son,norush,andreallyenjoyit.,abletoreturnquicklytoitsshapeafterbeingbent,stretched,ordinarypeople,withouthurry,A-Task1-2,ReadingATask2Text,ExtremeSportsAtruckrollstothecenterofadesertedbridge.Severalpeoplegetout.Twoofthem,ayoungmanandayoungwoman,arebothwearingastrangelookingharnessontheirbacks.Theotherschecktheirharnessestomakesurealliswell.Assoonastheycompletethesepreparations,theyoungmanandyoungwomanattachalongcordtoeachharnessandtightlyfastenthecordstothebridge.,翻译,声音,1,A-Text-1-1,ReadingATask2Text,Whenthatisfinished,theyclimbupontothebridgerail,wavetothecrowdbelow,andjump.No,thisisnotasuicideattempt.Theelasticcordsattachedtotheirbacksaresostrongandflexiblethattheyoungpeoplewillbeabletodropclosetothewaterbelowwithouthittingit.Thisisbungeejumping,oneofanewsetofsportsthatarebeingdescribedas“extreme”.,bungeejumping,sports,extreme,翻译,1,A-Text-1-2,声音,ReadingATask2Text,Whydopeopleparticipateinanextremesport?MarkWeller,an“extreme”sportsmanwhowindsurfsallyeararound,sayspeopledoitbecauseitsaquestionofattitude,nottheactivityitself.“Extremesportsaresohardthattheydontattractthemasses;Ithinkthatsoneoftheappealingthingsaboutit.,attitude,appealing,翻译,声音,2,A-Text-2-1,ReadingATask2Text,Youcanexcelinitifyouputyourmindtoit.Thererenotathousandpeopleouttherecrowdingyouordoingwhatyouredoing.”Headds,“Thereisnoright.Thereisnowrong.Therearenorules.Youcandowhatyouwant,andnoonecares.”,excel,翻译,声音,2,A-Text-2-2,ReadingATask2Text,Sowhataresomeofthesenewextremesports?Wellersownsportofwindsurfingisone,thoughwindsurfingonaquietsummerdayataspeedoftwomilesanhourhardlyqualifies.Ifyouwanttobecomeextreme,youllhavetotravelmuchfaster,abovethewater,withamuchmorepowerfulwindblowingwhileyouretryingtodoaforwardflip.,windsurfing,qualify,翻译,声音,3,A-Text-3,ReadingATask2Text,Thentheresmountainbiking,althoughridingyourmountainbikedownagentleslopeataleisurelyspeeddoesntmakeyouanextremebiker.Whatdoesisridingthatbikedownasteep,rockymountainpathataspeedofatleast35milesperhour.,mountainbiking,翻译,声音,4,A-Text-4,Bynow,someonesomewhereisprobablymountingacampaigntomakeextremesportssafertosaveextremesportsenthusiastsfromthemselves.Arethesesportstoodangerous?Perhaps.Eveniftheyare,isntapersonalchoiceinvolvedhere?Itoccurstothiswriterthatthedevelopmentofextremesportsisunderstandable,evenquitepredictable.,dangerous,understandable,ReadingATask2Text,翻译,声音,5,A-Text-5-1,Whereverwego,weseesameness:aMcDonaldsinMoscowisonlyslightlydifferentfromoneinParisorinMiami,Florida.Thereseemstobefarfewersingularexperiencestodaythantherewereinthepast.Maybeextreme-sportpeoplearemerelystrikingablowfortrulyuniqueexperiences.,uniqueexperiences,ReadingATask2Text,翻译,5,A-Text-5-2,声音,ReadingA,极限运动一辆货车缓缓行驶至一座已废弃的桥的中央停下。车上下来几个人，其中有一对青年男女，背都绑着奇怪的背带。同来的人替他们检查了背带，确保万无一失。准备就绪后，他们在背带上各自上一根长绳，绳的另一头牢牢地拴在桥上。,A-Trans-1-1,ReadingA,然后，他们俩爬上了桥的栏杆，向桥下的人群挥了挥手，便纵身跳了下去。别误会，这并不是自杀。系在他们背上的长绳既结实又有弹性，使他们可以坠近水面而不会落进水里。这就是蹦极跳，属于一类新兴的运动项目，这类运动被称为“极限”运动。,A-Trans-1-2,ReadingATask2Text,人们为什么参加极限运动呢？马克韦勒是一名常年从事风帆冲浪项目的极限运动员。他说人们参与极限运动是出于一种态度，而非运动本身。“极限运动难度大，不会吸引大众参与。我想这正是它的魅力之一吧。,A-Trans-2-1,ReadingATask2Text,只要用心，你就可以做得很好。你的周围不会有无数的人挤着你，或与你做着同样的运动。”他补充道：“这里没有对错之分，无规则可言。你尽可以随心所欲，不会有人在意。”,A-Trans-2-2,ReadingATask2Text,那么，极限运动有哪些呢？韦勒自己从事的风帆冲浪便是其中之一。不过，在一个宁静的夏日以每小时2英里的速度冲浪还算不上极限运动。要成为极限运动，你得在更强劲的风中滑得更快，冲得更高，并努力做前空翻。,A-Trans-3,ReadingATask2Text,再就是山地自行车运动。但骑着山地车慢悠悠地下缓坡算不上极限山地自行车运动，至少要以每小时35英里的速度，从陡峭的山石路冲下才算得上。,A-Trans-4,ReadingATask2Text,现在，可能有人正在某个地方开展活动，以使极限运动更安全，从而保护极限运动爱好者。极限运动是不是太危险？也许是。尽管如此，难道这里不涉及个人选择吗？笔者认为极限运动的发展是可以理解的，更是意料之内的。,A-Trans-5-1,ReadingATask2Text,无论我们走到哪里，都看到千篇一律的东西：莫斯科、巴黎和佛罗里达州迈阿密的麦当劳大同小异。较之过去，现在我们的独特体验似乎要少得多。也许从事极限运动的人们只是努力追求真正的独特体验。并努力做前空翻。,A-Trans-5-2,ReadingATask2Text,v.toleavewithoutintendingtoreturn,desert,e.g.Theydesertedthefarmforthecity.,a.withnoonepresent,deserted,e.g.AtnightIwalkedthroughthedesertedstreetsinthisstrangecity.,desert,ReadingATask2Text,toestablishthatsomethingisdefinitelyso;toconfirm,makesure,e.g.Wewatchedthebabytomakesureshewasreallyasleep.,translation你在离开前要确定门锁好了。,Makesurethedoorislockedbeforeyouleave.,Makesure,ReadingATask2Text,v.tofastenorjoinsomething(tosomethingelse),attach(to),e.g.Weattachlabelstothesecomputersbeforewesendthemaway.,tobelievethatsomethingisimportant,attachimportance/significanceto),e.g.Thegovernmentisattachinggreaterimportancetohighereducation,Attachto,ReadingATask2Text,n.killingofoneselfintentionally,suicide,e.g.Shetriedtocommitsuicideonseveraloccasions.,translation他试图自杀。,Heattemptedsuicide.,suicide,ReadingATask2Text,a.abletobendwithoutbreaking;canchangeorbechangedeasilytosuitadifferentsituation,flexible,e.g.Thecatsbodyisflexibleenoughtoprotectitself.,translation我们的计划很灵活。,Ourplansarequiteflexible.,flexible,ReadingATask2Text,v.totakepart(in),participate(in),e.g.HowmanycountrieswillbeparticipatingintheOlympicGames?,translation他很积极参与课堂讨论。,Heisactiveinparticipatinginclassdiscussions.,participatein,ReadingATask2Text,a.attractiveorinteresting,appealing,e.g.Ifindthatideaof$100,000dollarsayearveryappealing.,translation他的个性很具感染力。,Hehasanappealingpersonality.,appealing,ReadingATask2Text,v.todosomethingverywell,ormuchbetterthanmostpeople,excel(at/in),e.g.Ineverexcelledatsports.,translation她棋艺比对手高明。,Sheexcelledheropponentsatplayingchess.,excelat/in,ReadingATask2Text,toputalotofenergy,effort,orattentionto,putonesmindto,e.g.Youcoulddofineinthejobifyouputyourmindtoit.,translation只要你用心工作，就会成功的。,Youllsucceedifyouputyourmindtoyourwork.,putonesmindto,ReadingATask2Text,v.tomakefitforapositionorpurpose,qualify(for/as),e.g.Afterthreeyearshere,youllqualifyforaraise.,translation他的技术使他有资格担任这一工作。,Hisskillsqualifyhimforthejob.,qualifyfor/as,ReadingATask2Text,n.aturningoveroraroundwithaquickmotion,flip,e.g.Hegavetheletteralittleflipwithhisfingers.,translation这架飞机在着陆时差点儿翻倒。,Theplanenearlyflippedwhenitlanded.,flip,ReadingATask2Text,a.notsteeporsudden;gradual,gentle,e.g.Thebeachstretchedawaybeforetheminagentlewave.,translation他和蔼的态度使人安慰。,Hergentlemannerwascomforting.,gentle,ReadingATask2Text,v.totakeactiontobegin/organize/setupsomething,mount,e.g.Thepopconcertwasmountedinasportsstadium.,translation我们成功地举办了新书展览。,Wevesuccessfullymountedanexhibitionofrecentbooks.,mount,ReadingATask2Text,n.anorganizedactionforaparticularpurpose,campaign,e.g.Shewasaskedtoplanforthepartyselectioncampaign.,translation一场反浪费的运动,acampaignagainstwaste,campaign,ReadingATask2Text,v.toincludeoraffect(somebody/something)initsoperation,involve,e.g.Nickysjobinvolvesspendingalotoftimewithotherpeople.,translation游泳需要数小时的艰苦训练。,Swimminginvolveslonghoursofhardtraining.,involve,ReadingATask2Text,Thiswriter(suddenly)thinksorrealizesthat.,Itoccurstothiswriterthat.,e.g.ItoccurredtomethatIcouldhavethebooksenttome.,translation他没想到你会是这个意思。,Itneveroccurredtohimthatyoumeantthat.,Itoccurs,ReadingATask2Text,tostrivefor.,strikeablowfor.,e.g.strikeablowforfreedom,translation我们现在需要努力改进，为顾客带来快乐。,Wemuststrikeablowforchangenowandcreatedelightforourcustomers.,Strikeablowfor,ReadingATask2Text,a.veryunusualandspecial;beingtheonlyoneofitstype,unique,e.g.Hehadauniqueknowledgeofthementalityoftheboss.,translation这本小说有自己独特的风格。,Thisnovelhasitsuniquestyle.,unique,PutthefollowingstatementsinthecorrectorderaccordingtothereadingonPage37._A.Extremesportsareindividualizedexperiencesthatinvolvepersonalchoices._B.Bungeejumping,whichlookslikesuicide,isoneofanewsetofextremesports._C.Slowwindsurfingcannotbetakenasanextremesport._D.Extremesportsarehardandonlyappealtoasmallnumberofpeople._E.High-speedmountainbikingonarockypathisanewextremesport.,ReadingATask3,BDCEA,A-Task3,ReadingATask4,Fillintheblankswiththeappropriatedetailsfromthereading.,1.Whenpreparingforbungeejumping,peopleneedtoontheirbacks.Theotherpeopletomakesurealliswell.2.Afterthepreparationyoutotheharnessandtothebridge.3.Whenthatisfinished,youontothebridgerail,tothecrowdbelow,and.4.Youwillbeabletotothewaterbelowwithout_.,putonharnesses,checktheirharnesses,attachalongcord,fastenthecord,climbup,wave,jump,dropclose,hittingit,A-Task4-1,ReadingATask4,5.Ifyouwanttobecomeextreme,youllhaveto,abovethewater,withamuchmorewindwhileyouretryingtodoaforward_.,travelmuchfaster,powerful,blowing,flip,A-Task4-2,ReadingATask4,6.Whatmakesyouanextremebikeristhatbikedowna_,_mountainpath_milesperhour.,riding,steep,rocky,ataspeedofatleast35,A-Task4-3,ReadingATask5,FillintheblankswithwordsorphrasesfromthereadingonPage37thatmatchthemeaningsinthecolumnontheright.Thefirstlettersarealreadygiven.Thencomparewithyourpartner.,qmakefitforapositionorpurposeaattractorinterestmorganize,arrangefabletobendwithoutbreakingafastenorjoinsomething(tosomethingelse)icause(someoneorsomething)tobecomeconnectedubeingtheonlyoneofitstypeocomeintothemindofpshareortakepartinmfindoutforcertain,ualify,ppeal,ount,lexible,ttach,nvolve,nique,ccurto,articipatein,akesure,A-Task5,CompletethefollowingsentenceswithwordsorphrasesfromTask5.Changewordformsifnecessary.,ReadingATask6,1.Dontotherpeopleinyourmistakes.2.Histrainingacoupleofyearsagohimasadoctor.3.Itdidntmethatyouwouldnotagreewithher.4.Nowadaysrockmusicgreatlytoyoungpeople.5.Thescientistsamotortothespaceshipthatwillpushitintothespace.6.Surprisingly,overhalfthepopulationofthatcountrysportsregularly.,involve,qualified,occurto,appeals,attach,participatein,A-Task6-1,ReadingATask6,7.Thelaborunionannounceditamajorcampaignofpoliticalprotestintwodays.8.Thisstampis;therearenootherslikeit.9.Thisnetcanpreventconstructionworkersfrombeinginjurediftheyfalloff.10.Beforeyoucutthecloth,thatthepatternmatchesuponbothedges,wouldmount,unique,flexible,makesure,A-Task6-2,Completethesentencesusingthefollowingwordsorphrasesplussomewordsofyourown.,ReadingATask7,involvemakesureoccurtoparticipateinqualify,1.Toforthatposition,you_.2.thatbeforeyouleavetheroom.3.ItJohnthat.4.Theylltheactivityif.5.TomandIaregoodfriends,andhemein.,qualify,musthaveauniversity,Makesure,allthewindowsareclosed,occurredto,hehadlefthiskeysintheroom,participatein,theyhavetime,involves,everythinghedoes,degree,A-Task7,ReadingATask8,Rewritethefollowingsentencesafterthemodels.,Model1:Theelasticcordsarestrongandflexible,andtheyoungmenwillbeabletodropclosetothewaterbelowwithouthittingit.Theelasticcordsaresostrongandflexiblethattheyoungmenwillbeabletodropclosetothecanyonfloorbelowwithouthittingit.Or:Thesearesuchstrongandflexiblecordsthattheyoungmenwillbeabletodropclosetothecanyonfloorbelowwithouthittingit.,A-Task8-1,ReadingATask8,1.Hespokeveryloudly,andallofuscouldhearhim.2.Thatkindofcarisveryexpensive,andfewcanaffordit.3.Hewasinahurry,andhealmostpushedmedownthestairs.,Hespokesoloudlythatallofuscouldhearhim.,Thatkindofcarissoexpensivethatfewcanaffordit.,Hewasinsuchahurrythathealmostpushedmedownthestairs.,A-Task8-2,ReadingATask8,4.Itsaverygoodchance,andIthinkwemustntmissit.5.Thedealseemsattractive,anditwouldbefoolishforustosayno.,ItssuchagoodchancethatIthinkwemustntmissit.,Thedealseemssoattractivethatitwouldbefoolishforustosayno.,A-Task8-3,Model2:Theresnotathousandpeopleouttherewhocrowdyouordowhatyouredoing.Theresnotathousandpeopleouttherecrowdingyouordoingwhatyouredoing.Itwillcostmillionsofpoundstorepairallthedamagethatwascausedbythewar.Itwillcostmillionsofpoundstorepairallthedamagecausedbythewar.,ReadingATask8,A-Task8-4,ReadingATask8,1.Mostofthepeoplewhohadbeeninvitedtothereceptionwereoldfriends.2.Peoplewhohaveasmallincometendtospendmoneycarefully.3.Thebridgewhichwasbuilttheyearbeforewaswashedawaybytheheavyrainlastnight.,Mostofthepeopleinvitedtothereceptionwereoldfriends.,Peoplehavingasmallincometendtospendmoneycarefully.,Thebridgebuilttheyearbeforewaswashedawaybytheheavyrainlastnight.,A-Task8-5,ReadingATask8,4.Theyboughtallthethingsthatwererequiredforthejourney.5.Theboywhostandsatthecornerofthewallisplayingwiththetoywhichwasboughtbyhisfather.,Theyboughtallthethingsrequiredforthejourney.,Theboystandingatthecornerofthewallisplayingwiththetoyboughtbyhisfather.,A-Task8-6,ReadingATask9,TranslatethefollowingsentencesintoEnglishpayingattentiontothehighlightedparts.,1.校长又检查了一遍教室以确保没有学生留在教室里。2.在登山前，小组长给大家腰上牢牢地系了根绳子。,Themastercheckedtheclassroomsagaintomakesurethatnostudentstayedthere.,Beforeclimbingthemountainthegroupleaderattachedsecurelyaropetoeveryoneswaist.,A-Task9-1,ReadingATask9,3.你为什么不参加这项极限运动呢？4.蹦极需要极大的勇气。5.亨利突然想到了一个绝妙的主意。,Bungeejumpinginvolvesgreatcourage.,AwonderfulideasuddenlyoccurredtoHenrysmind.,Whydontyouparticipateinthisextremesport?,A-Task9-2,Grammar,Task1,Task2,Task3,Grammar,GrammarTask1,Studythefollowinggrammartipsforperfecttensesandmatchthemwiththesentencesinthecolumnontheright.,G-Task1,GrammarTask2,Correctthemistakesinthefollowingsentences.,1.HehasleftShanghaiforalongtime._2.Hehasgotupfortwohours._3.ThisisthefirstfilmIsawthisterm._,HehasbeenawayfromShanghaiforalongtime.,Hehasbeenupfortwohours.,ThisisthefirstfilmIhaveseenthisterm.,G-Task2-1,GrammarTask2,Correctthemistakesinthefollowingsentences.,4.Therewasaknockatthedoor.Itwasthesecondtimesomeoneinterruptedmethatevening._5.Wewillfinishtherepairstoyourcarbytomorrowmorning.Itwillbereadyforyouat11oclock._,Therewasaknockatthedoor.Itwasthesecondtimesomeonehadinterruptedmethatevening.,Wewillhavefinishedtherepairstoyourcarbytomorrowmorning.Itwillbereadyforyouat11oclock.,G-Task2-2,GrammarTask3,TranslatethefollowingintoEnglish.,1.到明年这个时候，你们将学完英语课程。2.他当医生已10年了。,YouwillhavecompletedtheEnglishcoursesbythistimenextyear.,Hehasbeenadoctorfortenyears.,G-Task3-1,GrammarTask3,3.这是我今天喝的第一杯咖啡。4.到上月底，她已经花光了所有的钱。5.你到达的时候，她已离开。,ThisisthefirstcupofcoffeeIvehadtoday.,Bytheendoflastmonth,shehadspentallhermoney.,Shehadalreadyleftbythetimeyouarrived.,G-Task3-2,Listening,Task1,Task2,Task3,Task4,Task5,Task6,Task7,Listening,2._,1._,ListeningTask1,Listentoeachofthefollowingstatementstwiceandwritethemdown.,Bungeejumpingisoneoftheextremesports.Youcandowhatyouwant,andnoonecares.Whydopeopleparticipateinextremesports?Thatsoneoftheappealingthingsaboutextremesports.Thedevelopmentofextremesportsisunderstandable.,L-Task1,3._,4._,5._,ListeningTask2,Listentothefourconversations,andchoosethebestanswertoeachofthequestionsyouhear.,_1.A.Extremesports.B.Mountainbiking.C.Windsurfing._2.A.Shedoeslikeextremesports.B.Shelikesextremesportsverymuch.C.Shedoesnotlikeextremesports._3.A.Becauseitisverychallenging.B.Becauseitisveryinteresting.C.Becauseitisunique._4.A.Itwasveryenjoyable.B.Itwasquiteinteresting.C.Itwasntfun.,A,C,A,C,L-Task2,Script,ListeningTask2,Script,L-Task2-script,InBritainayoungmedicalstudentdecidedto_hismedicalknowledgetotrainhimselftodoit.Withoutthehelpofacoach,he_bringhispulseratedownandinthiswayhisoxygensupply_.Heworkedhisbodyhardandfinally,onemorningofMayinOxford,he_trytobreaktheworldrecord.Theweatherwascold,thewindwasstrongandtherewerenohuge_toencouragehim.Heputeveryeffortintohisrunandfelldownnearlyunconsciousthemomenthehitthetape.Buthehaddoneithehadbrokenthe4-minuterecordforthemilerun!,Listentotheshortpassageabouttheyoungrunnerandfillintheblankswithwhatyouhear.,makeuseof,managedto,increased,wasreadyto,crowds,ListeningTask3,L-Task3,ListeningTask4,Listentothedialog.MarkthefollowingstatementsT(True)orF(False).,_1.Mr.Brownhasreservedfourteenstandardroomsinahotel._2.ThesportsteamwillcheckoutonSeptember27th,nextMonday._3.Theteamwillhaveamatchinthiscity._4.Mr.Brownaskedforawake-upcallat6:00thenextmorning.,F,F,T,T,L-Task4,Script,ListeningTask4,Script,L-Task4-script,ListeningTask5,Practicethefollowingexpressionswithyourpartner.,L-Task5-1,ListeningTask5,L-Task5-2,ListeningTask6,Listentothedialogandfillinthetablewithwhatyouhear.,Mr.JohnBrown,501510,601605,$2,500plustax,L-Task6,Script,ListeningTask6,Script,L-Task6-script,ListeningTask7,Workinpairsa