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CommunicativeActivities PartI Book4 Unit1 1 BrainstormingListeningSpeaking CommunicativeActivities ReturntoMenu Book4 Unit1 2 Brainstorming Placestogoto stayatExpressionsoftravelingPeoplewhotravelThingspeopletake getwhentravelingExpressionsofphysicalpositionsExpressionsofenjoyingviews Workwithyourgrouptothinkoutfivetotenwords phrases expressionsabouttravel Book4 Unit1 3 PlacestoVisit touristattractions touristsite mountains countryside village beach scenicspot city downtown outskirts suburbs funpark entertainment amusementpark museum square monument temple mosque church pagoda pavilion waterfalls skiingground campingsite lake show destination hotel restaurant hostel Book4 Unit1 4 Buddhascenicspot 佛教圣地 famousmountainsandgreatrivers 名山大川 cityscape 城市风景 holidayresort 度假胜地 wonderfulview 奇景 finelandscape lovelyscene 佳景 rainscene 雨景 springtouristresort 春季旅游胜地 summerresort 避暑胜地 tropicalscenery 热带风光 Book4 Unit1 5 bookatriptakeaboat train sightseeingcoach orbus aeroplane subwayjoinapackagetourgroupfindthewayto getlostwalk stroll roamaboutspend time visiting gobycar bus train plane onfoot ExpressionsofTraveling Book4 Unit1 6 tourist travelertourguide travelagentpassenger PeopleWhoTravel Book4 Unit1 7 ThingsPeopleTake GetWhenTravelling digital camera sunglasses map souvenir helmet sun block tourguide Book4 Unit1 wetwipes 8 itinerary adetailedplanorrouteofajourneye g Severaltourcompanieshavechangedtheirannounceditineraries compass Acompassisaninstrumentthatyouuseforfindingdirections Ithasadialandamagneticneedlethatalwayspointstothenorth books iPod magazines Book4 Unit1 9 ExpressionsofPhysicalPositions ontheleftof ontherightof ontheleft handsideof onthesideof ontheedgeof ontheothersideof inthecomerof atthetopof atthebottomof inthemiddleof atthebackof atthefrontof Book4 Unit1 10 ExpressionsofEnjoyingViews marvelattheviewadmiretheview sight scene scenery charmdelightone seyesrefreshone smindtakeone sbreathaway Book4 Unit1 11 Formpairs OneofyoureadWorksheetAandtheother WorksheetB Followtheinstructionsintheworksheetstomakeadialogue InformationGapActivity PairWork Book4 Unit1 12 WorksheetA ThemapshowsthemajortouristsitesinBeijing Findoutfromyourpartnerwheresomeotherinterestingplacesare Don tlookatyourpartner smap trytounderstandfromhisorherdescriptionandmarkthedescribedspotsonyourownmap Book4 Unit1 13 Book4 Unit1 WorksheetB ThemapshowsthemajortouristsitesinBeijing Findoutfromyourpartnerwheresomeotherinterestingplacesare Don tlookatyourpartner smap trytounderstandfromhisorherdescriptionandmarkthedescribedspotsonyourownmap 14 Pre listeningActivity Listening Discussthefollowingquestionsinpairs 1 Whataretheservicesyouwouldexpecttobeprovidedbyagoodqualityhotel 2 Whatarecommonactivitiesincludedinguidedtours Book4 Unit1 15 ReferenceAnswers 1 Whataretheservicesyouwouldexpecttobeprovidedbyagoodqualityhotel bedroom bathroom shower TV bar laundry ticketreservation recreationalactivities swimmingpool tennis meal restaurant businessoffice courierservices conciergeservices forhandlingluggage reservationoftaxis andcourierservicesforhotelguestsinEuropeanhotels porters inUShotels conferenceservices etc Book4 Unit1 16 2 Whatarecommonactivitiesincludedinguidedtours visitstomuseums scenicspots shopping sightseeing restaurant parks temples boattrip etc Book4 Unit1 17 Listenandcompletethefollowingtasks 1 Wherearethefollowingplaces Boutiques ChineseRestaurant GamesRoom HotelGarden onthefirstandsecondfloors onthetopofthetower ontheeighthfloorofthenorthwing betweenthenorthandsouthwings ListeningScript Book4 Unit1 18 2 Studythemaponpage2andmarkthenameswithappropriatenumbers HotelGarden ItalianRestaurant Hero sSquare GreenPark JunkAntiqueandeateries Museum 6 5 3 4 2 1 Book4 Unit1 19 Book4 Unit1 Task IWanderedLonelyasaCloud 1 Lookatthefourpicturesonpage3 andthenreadthepoemIWanderedLonelyasaCloudbyWilliamWordsworth Whichpicturesdoesthepoemmatchbestinthedescription Why Speaking 20 2 Readthefirstthreestanzas andpayattentiontothepoeticimagesofthedaffodils Ingroups findouthowtheyaredescribedbythepoetspeaker Book4 Unit1 e g Besidethelake beneaththetrees withvales andhillsnearby Flutteringanddancinginthebreeze tossingtheirheadsinsprightlydance Goldencoloragainstthewhitewavefoamsandbluewaterandsky Fluttering dancing stretched tossing sparkling Lonely sprightly glee gay jocund vacant pensive 21 3 Readthelaststanza anddiscussingroupsthequestionsbelow Didthepoetreallyseethesceneryinhiseyes orjustinhismind seye Whichline s inthisstanzatellyoutheanswer No hedidn tseethesceneryinhisowneyes Thelines Foroft whenonmycouchIlie Invacantorinpensivemood Theyflashuponthatinwardeye Whichistheblissofsolitude havetoldthereaderthatthepoetdidnotseethesceneryinhisowneyes butinhismind seye Book4 Unit1 22 Book4 Unit1 Task MyFavoritePlaces Interviewyourpartnerandnotedownthekeypoints Youmayusethequestionslistedintheworksheetoruseyourownquestionsifyouhaveany 23 Book4 Unit1 24 ReturntoMenu Book4 Unit1 25 PartII ReadingandLanguageActivities Book4 Unit1 26 Pre readingTaskComprehensionWorkLanguageWork ReadingandLanguageActivities Book4 Unit1 ReturntoMenu 27 Pre ReadingTasks WhenpeopletalkaboutthepoemIWanderedLonelyasaCloud theyusuallyassociateitwithanareacalledLakeDistrict Beforeyoureadthearticle trytoretellthepoeminyourownwords Andthentrytocompletethefollowingquiz Book4 Unit1 28 QuizAbouttheLakeDistrict Whatgenremaythisarticlebewrittenin A NarrativeB ArgumentativeC DescriptiveD Exposition 2 Inwhichkindofmagazinedoyouthinkthisarticleismostprobablyprinted C A PoliticsB TourismC EconomicsD Entertainment B Book4 Unit1 29 FollowingarethepicturesanddescriptionsofsometouristattractionsinVictoria Vancouver Canada Readthedescriptionsandmatchthemwiththepictures Matching Book4 Unit1 30 A B C D E Book4 Unit1 31 E CraigdarrochCastle Matching 1 CoalbaronRobertDunsmuirwasthewealthiestandmostinfluentialmanofhistimeinBritishColumbia Canada Hediedin1889 justmonthsbeforehismajestic wascompleted andhiswidowJoanresidedatCraigdarrochuntilherdeathin1908 Thecastleisnowahistorichousemuseumandyoucanexperiencethelifestylesoftheveryrichattheendofthenineteencenturyasyouclimb87stairstotheCastletowerforfabulousviewsofVictoria Link Book4 Unit1 煤业巨头 32 C NationalGeographicIMAXTheater 2 It snotjustamovie fromtheminuteyouenterthetheaterandlookupatthe6storeytallscreen youknowyou veenteredanotherworld Aworldwhereyouaretheexplorer Encounterdinosaurs soarovermountaintopsandevenduckasatigerleapsoutatyou You renotjustinatheater youarethere Link Book4 Unit1 33 B MiniatureWorld 3 TheGreatestLittleShowonEarth Seeover85greatlittleattractionsincludingtheworld ssmallestoperationalsawmill twoofthelargestdollhousesandoneofthelargestmodelrailways SeeCircusWorld Space2201 Frontierland Fantasylandandmore Openeveryday Link Book4 Unit1 34 D EnglishCountryGardens AnneHathaways sCottage 4 StepbackintimetovisitthefullsizeversionofWilliamShakespeare swife sbirthplace locatedamidstfiveacresoftheEnglishInn Resort smagnificentcountrygardenestate ThisuniqueandalluringEnglishgardenincorporateshistorywitharchitecturalcomponentsofclassicEuropeandesign Link Book4 Unit1 35 A TheButchartGardens 5 hasbeenenthrallingvisitorstoVictoriaforgenerations JennieButchart suniquetraditionofcolourarrangementacrosstheGardens 55acreshasmadethisayear roundhorticulturalspectacle TheGardensisstillownedandoperatedbytheBucthartfamilyandwillcelebrateits100thAnniversaryinstyle in2004 Link Book4 Unit1 36 ComprehensionWork ScanningtheArticleReadingforDiscourseMeaningDifficultSentences Book4 Unit1 37 ScanningtheArticle 1 Whichliteraryfiguresdidthewriterofthisarticlemention WordsworthandColeridge ColeridgeandSoutheyWilliamandDorothyWordsworth Potter PotterandSouthey C Book4 Unit1 38 2 WheredidWordsworth ssisterseethedaffodils InKeswick BesideUllswater BesideDoveCottage InGrasmere B Book4 Unit1 39 3 WhichisnotthefactorthatcontributestotheformationofthelandscapeoftheLakeDistrict Volcanoes Earthquakes IceAge Hurricane D Book4 Unit1 40 4 WhichofthefollowingexplanationsisNOTcorrectaccordingtoLakesvocabularycreatedbyScandinaviansettlers Tarn forsmallmountainlake Fell forwaterfall Gill forravine Beck forstream B Book4 Unit1 41 ReadingforDiscourseMeaning Part1 fromthebeginningtoparagraph3 Createasubtitleforthispart TheGeographicalFeaturesoftheLakeDistrict a Whatisthemainideaofthispart ThispartintroducesthefeaturesofthelandscapeandtheformationoftheLakeDistrictingeographicalterms b WhereisthelakeDistrictlocatedintheUK ItistuckedawayinonecornerofnorthwestEngland Book4 Unit1 42 Part2 paragraph4 Createasubtitleforthispart WhatlegacyhavetheearlysettlersleftintheLakeDistrict TheLegacyoftheEarlySettlers Theearlysettles includingScandinaviansettlersandabbeysinthemedievaltimesallhaveleftmarksontheLakeDistrict Forexample theybuiltCastleriggstonecircle createdauniqueLakesvocabulary andopenedthewayforthesheepthatgrazeontheLakelandpasturestoday Book4 Unit1 43 Part3 fromparagraph5to7 Createasubtitleforthispart UniqueCharmHonoredbytheBestWritersintheCountry WhydoestheauthorsaythatWordsworthandPottergivetheuniquecharmtotheLakes TheirliteraryworkshaveupgradedthebeautyoftheLakeDistrict attractingmoreandmorepeople HowwasthefamouspoemIWanderedLonelyasaCloudcreated Wordsworthgothisinspirationfromhissister saccountofthenoddingdaffodilsbesideUllswater afteranidyllicspringwalkin1802 Book4 Unit1 44 Part4 fromparagraph8to9 Createasubtitleforthispart DistinctiveValleys Whatisthetopicsentenceinthispart PartofthemagicoftheLakesisthateveryvalleyisdifferent Book4 Unit1 45 46 Part5 fromparagraph10to12 Createasubtitleforthispart ThePresentDayofWordsworth sResidence Wheredidthepubgetitsunusualname TheDrunkenDucktakesitsnamefromtheVictoriapublandladywhofoundherduckslyingstretchedintheroad andstartedtopluckthemforthepot notrealizingthatabeerbarrelhaddrainedintotheirfeedingditch Whentheywokeshewassomortifiedthatshemadeforthede featheredbirdslittleknittedjerseysuntiltheirfeathersgrewback Book4 Unit1 47 Part6 Lastparagraph Inconclusion theauthorreiteratestheromanticbeautyoftheLakeDistrictandemphasizesitsstunningpowertoattractvisitorstocomebacktimeaftertime Book4 Unit1 48 DifficultSentences Book4 Unit1 1 Awe inspiringpeaksandrollingfellstoweroverlushgreenvalleys wheresheepgrazepeacefullybesidemoss covereddrystonewalls awe inspiring adj causingyoutofeelgreatrespectoradmiration towerover muchtallerthan 高耸的山峰和绵延起伏的山峦俯瞰着郁郁葱葱的山谷 羊群在山谷间布满青苔的石墙边安静地吃草 景象令人叹为观止 49 awe inspiring Adjectivecompound n v ing Moreexamples peace loving life saving law abiding record breaking anxiety reducing eye catching Book4 Unit1 50 moss covered Adjectivecompound n v ed Moreexamples Book4 Unit1 man made custom built town bred pocket sized money minded fun filled fun packed 51 2 Andthislandscapeisalsowonderfullycompact soyoucanstrideovergrassyslopeswithspectacularviewsofidylliclakesfarbelow setagainstimposingpeaks compact adj consistingofpartsthatarepositionedtogethercloselyorinatidyway usingverylittlespace stride v towalksomewherequicklywithlongsteps Book4 Unit1 景色布局巧妙紧凑 你可以漫步于绿色山坡 欣赏远处的湖景 那湖景在宏伟的山峰衬托下 犹如田园一般美丽迷人 52 Book4 Unit1 strollinarelaxedwayforpleasurewanderwithnoaimordirectionstrideinaconfidentorangrywaymarchsoldiershikeforlongdistancesinthecountrysideorthemountainstiptoeveryquietlywadethroughwaterstaggerinanunsteadywaybecauseyouaredrunkorinjuredlimpwithdifficultybecauseonelegispainfulorinjured WordFocus walk 53 Book4 Unit1 3 GiventheuniquecharmoftheLakes smallwonderthenthatsomeofthecountry sbestwriterslivedandlovedhere given prep takingsomethingintoaccount alsogiventhat smallwonder usedtomeanthatsomethingisnotsurprisingsmallwonderthenthat itislittle smallwonder that itisnotsurprisingthat 从湖畔风景独特的魅力来看 那些优秀的作家选择在那里居住并对其情有独钟也就不足为奇了 54 LanguageWork WordStudyDescription Book4 Unit1 55 WordStudy page8 Book4 Unit1 Choosethesynonymsforeachboldwordinthesentencesbelow 1 Just30milesacross thisverdantcornercontainsEngland shighestandcraggiestmountainsanddeepestandlargestlakes greenandsteepedB desertedandlargestC narrowandmostimposingD broadandmostfamous A 56 2 Thisextraordinarylandscapewasformedbyvolcanoes earthquakesandanIceAge whichleftcraggypeaksofvolcanicstone adeliciouslycrumpledlandscapeandwonderfullyglacialvalleys deepB steepC tranquilD frozen D 3 Andthislandscapeisalsowonderfullycompact soyoucanstrideovergrassyslopeswithspectacularviewsofidylliclakesfarbelow setagainstimposingpeaks spectacularB highC steepD frozen A Book4 Unit1 57 4 NowpreservedforeverastheLakeDistrictNationalPark thislovelycornerofthecountryisquintessentiallyEnglish originallyB actuallyC essentiallyD typically D Book4 Unit1 58 Description page9 Book4 Unit1 Fillintheworksheetwiththewordsfromthepassagewhichdescribethefollowingthings lush extraordinary glacial green high craggy spectacular beautiful compact crumpled deep large idyllic imposing craggy rolling grassy 59 Book4 Unit1 ReturntoMenu 60 PartIII ExtendedActivities Book4 Unit1 61 ExtendedActivities Book4 Unit1 DictationReadMoreGrammarandVocabularyReadforInterestCulturalInformation ReturntoMenu 62 Thetasteforbeautyinnatureoftenchangeswiththetimes Andthesunflowerisagoodcaseinpoint ThesunflowerhasbeengrowninBritainforfourcenturies butitspentalongtimeoutoffavour Foryearsitwaslookeduponassomethingofajokeflower climbingtoaridiculousheightandbearingatop heavyheadthatsoonsaggedandwitheredaway Somepeoplegrewthemfortheiredibleseeds whileschool children interestedbytheirsize strovetorivaltheworldrecordofaboutsevenmetres NoteventhelaboursofthegreatartistssuchasVincentvanGoghcouldtransformthesunflower sunfashionableimage Butinthepasttwoorthreeyears allthishaschanged Vasesofsunflowersappearinthecornersofsmartshops departmentsandboutiques Theycreepintothebackgroundofgracefuladvertisementsforhighfashion Seedbusinessmenandfloristsreportunprecedenteddemandforthemforgardensandambitiousindoorarrangements Script Dictation Book4 Unit1 63 Supposeyouaretravelinginyourcity wouldyouliketotravelonfoot Whatarethebenefitsanddrawbacksofawalkingtourcomparedwithabustour Whatplacesaresuitableforawalkingtour ReadMore GetYourselfLost Book4 Unit1 64 Worksheet ATouronFoot Book4 Unit1 65 1 Whataretheadvantagesofsightseeingonfootassuggestedbythewriter Therearemanyadvantagesofsightseeingonfoot Asthewriterpointsout ifyoutouronfoot youcanexperiencetheauthenticsights soundsandsmells Ifyouareinabigcity sightseeingguidedbyyourheartratherthanbyatourleaderwillactuallyenableyoutoseemorethanjustthemuseums themonuments thecityhall andothersites Youcanwitnesssomuchmoresimplybyroamingaboutandimmersingyourselfinthedynamiclifeofthecity Evenifyougetlostinacity youcanstopatacafe sitandtalktothelocalresidents Thiskindofencounterwillenhanceyourtripagreatdeal Finally sightseeingonfootcansaveyoumoneyandgivemanypleasurablememoriesofthetrip QuestionsforDiscussion Book4 Unit1 66 2 Howcanwegetthemostoutofsightseeingonfoot Listthetipsofferedbythewriter Toseethesightsonfoot oneneedssometipsforapleasurabletour A Knowbeforeyougo Youcandoalittleresearchinalibraryorabookstoreaboutthecultureandhistoryoftheplaceyouaregoingtovisit B Movearoundlikealocal Youmusttakethepublictransportationinordertogetarealisticperspectiveofthecity C Hauntthebulletinboards IfyouareinanEnglish speakingcountry youcangetalotofinformationaboutlocalactivitiesfromthebulletinboardsinauniversityarea D Ifyouhavetobookaguidedtour selectthenon standardandinexpensivekindsconductedonfoot Book4 Unit1 67 Grammar Vocabulary Grammar Usingv ed v ingasnon finiteclauses Vocabulary WorkwithWords Book4 Unit6 68 Thisstructureisfoundleastofteninconversation andmostcommonlyinfictionandnews inwhichthewriterwantstoexpressan impersonalstance 3 Hesteppedforwardunfalteringly hisshoulderssquared hisheadhigh asthoughhewereguidingme Mainevent steppedforwardunfalteringlyBackgroundevent information hisshoulderssquared hisheadhigh 1 Silentlyfuming Istaredatmycluttereddesk Mainevent staredat Backgroundevent information silentlyfuming 2 Wespentthedayvisitingattractionsalongwithhundredsofothertourists mostofthemoverloadedwithcamerasandsouvenirs Mainevent spendthedayvisiting Backgroundevent information mostoftheothertouristswereoverloadedwith V ed V ingasnon finiteclauses Book4 Unit1 69 Ashemarriedverylate myfatherwasonlyayearshortoffiftywhenIwasborn AtonepointImadeupmymindtotalktoUncleSam ThenIchangedmymindbecauseIrealizedthathecouldnotdoanythingtohelp Hereyesglistenedwithtears Shestoodupandaskedtheteacher WhatamItodo Havingmarriedverylate myfatherwasonlyayearshortoffiftywhenIwasborn oneactionprecedingtheother Atonepoint ThenIchangedmymind realizingthathecouldnotdoanythingtohelp givingareason Hereyesglisteningwithtears shestoodupandaskedtheteacher WhatamItodo providingabackgroundpicture anothersubject Readthefollowingsentencesandmakesomechangessothattheyaremoresuitableforwrittenlanguage Book4 Unit6 70 4 Batsaresurprisinglylong livedcreatures Andsomehavealife expectancyofaroundtwentyyears Batsaresurprisinglylong livedcreatures somehavingalife expectancyofaroundtwentyyears afactrelatedtothefactmentionedinthemainclause anothersubject 5 Theoldmanstoodup Tearsrandownhisface Theoldmanstoodupwithtearsrunningdownhisface providingabackgroundpicture 6 Hepausedbecausehedidnotwishtoboast Hepaused notwishingtoboast providinganexplanation 7 SinceFatherwasnowdead thewholefamilymustbesupportedbyMotheralone Fathernowdead thewholefamilymustbesupportedbyMotheralone providingareason Book4 Unit1 71 8 Theboynodded Andhelookedpaleandscared 9 Heknockedatthedoor Hewassickwithfearandembarrassment 10 Heproceededtolighthispipe Whenthatwasdone heputonhiswoolenscarfandwentout Theboynodded paleandscared providingbackgroundinformation Heknockedatthedoor sickwithfearandembarrassment providingbackgroundinformation Heproceededtolighthispipe Thatdone heputonhiswoollenscarfandwentout emphasizingthatsomethingisdoneorcompletedbeforetheeventdescribedinthemainclause anothersubject Book4 Unit1 72 11 Theboyslaughedandshrieked Andtheyrushedoutoftheclassroomwhentheteacherdismissedthem 12 Hefailedtorecognizeheratfirstbecausehehadnotseenherforfifteenyearsorso Laughingandshrieking theboysrushedoutoftheclassroomwhentheteacherdismissedthem providingbackg