9C-英语教案10-阅读定位技巧.doc

源于名校，成就所托Overview教师霍老师学生年级初三（春季班）日期时间课程标题阅读定位技巧+阅读专练教学目标1) 中考词性转换复习；2）阅读定位技巧；3）阅读专练；教学内容1中考词性转换复习2阅读定位技巧3阅读专练45678910今日作业12345Review - 词性转换 (3)1. 图书馆 (n.) 图书管理员 (n.)2. 听 (v.) 听者 (n.)3. 位于 (v.) 地点 (n.)4. 响亮的 (a.) (ad.)5. 爱 (v.& n.) 可爱的 (a.)6. 幸运 (n.) (a.) (ad.)7. 管理 (v.) _ (n.) 管理者 _ (n.) 8. 医学的 (a.) 药 (n.)9. 遇见 (v.) 会 (n.)10. 记忆 (v.) (n.)11. 消息 (n.) 送信人 (n.)12. 宽阔的 (a.) 广泛地 (ad.) 拓宽 (v.)13. 全国的 (a.) 国籍 (n.)14. 需要 (v.& n.) 必需的 (a.)15. 噪声 (n.) 吵闹的 (a.)16. 办公室 (n.) 办事员 (n.) 官方的_ (a.)17. 组织 (n.) (v.)18. 拥有，自己的 (v.&a.) 物主 (n.)19. 绘画 （v.） 画家 (n.) 画 (n.)20. 物理 (n.) (a.)21. 请，取悦 (v.) 感到满意的 (a.)令人愉快的 (a.) 愉快 (n.)22. 污染 (v.) (n.)23. 邮寄 (v.) 邮资 (n.) 邮递员 _(n.)24. 电源，力量 (n.) 强有力的 (a.)25. 教授 (n.) 职业的 (a.)26. 真正的 (a.) (ad.) 27. 背诵 (v.) (n.)28. 记录 (v.& n.) 录音机 (n.)29. 报告 (v.& n.) 记者 (n.)30. 复习 (v.) (n.) 31. 跑，经营 (v.) 跑步者 (n.)32. 悲伤的 (a.) (ad.) _ (n.)33. 搭救 (v.) 安全的 (a.) 安全地 (ad.)安全 (n.)（反义） 危险的 (a.) 危险 (n.)34. 说 (v.) 谚语 (n.)35. 科学 (n.) _ (adj.) 科学家 (n.)Presentation (1) 阅读定位技巧四选一阅读常用标点符号含义破折号：对前面的内容进行解释说明、或补充，常考细节性问题；引号：表示引用、强调或讽刺，常考细节、语义或态度性问题；冒号：对前面的内容进行解释，常考细节性问题；括号：表示解释，常考细节性问题。表示因果关系的词连词：because, since, for, as, so, therefore, consequently, as a result等；动词或动词词组：cause, result in（接结果）, result from（接原因），owe to, attribute to, originate from, arise from 等；名词：basis, cause, result, consequence等。表示对比关系的词unlike，not，but，however，despite，inspiteof，incontrast和while引导的并列句等。常见选项用词褒义词：positive（肯定的），enthusiastic（热情的），optimistic（乐观的），concerned（关心的），sympathetic（同情的），supportive（支持的），cautious（审慎的），approving（满意的），favorable（赞成的），etc.贬义词：doubtful（怀疑的），negative（否定的），indifferent（漠不关心的），pessimistic（悲观的），critical（批评的），cynical（玩世不恭的），depressed（沮丧的），ironic（讽刺的），arbitrary（武断的），disappointed（失望的），contradictory（反对的），etc.中性词：subjective（主观的），objective（客观的），neutral（中立的），matter-of-fact（事实的），personal（针对个人的），impersonal（非个人的），informative（提供信息的），descriptive（描述性的），etc.Focused Practice (1) 阅读练习练习1练习2练习3练习4Mr. Johnson was a rich old man. He lived in a beautiful house in the country with lots of servants, but his wife was dead and he did not have any children.Then he died suddenly (突然地), and people said, His servants killed him because they wanted his money. But the servants said, No, he killed himself. The police (警方) came and asked the servants a lot of questions, and after a few weeks, there was a big trial (审判).There were two famous lawyers (律师) and several important witnesses (证人). Tell me, one of the lawyers said to a witness one day, Did Mr. Johnson often talk to himself when he was alone (独自的)? I dont know, the witness answered at once. You dont know? the lawyer said angrily. You dont know?But you were his best friend, werent you?Why dont you know? Because I was never with him when he was alone. the witness answered.( ) 78 The police thought that _.A Mr. Johnson was killed by his servants.B Mr. Johnson killed himselfC Mr Johnson had no childrenD Mr Johnsons money had been stolen( ) 79A How long had the police held an investigation before the trial?A One week. B Two weeks.C About a monthD half a year ( ) 80 A witness is _.A someone who sees something happenB someone who wants to learn what has happenedC a thiefD someone who was killed( ) 81 Why did the lawyer ask the witness whether Mr. Johnson often talked to himself when he was alone?A Because Mr. Johnson liked being alone.B Because Johnsons wife had died.C Because this had something to do with Mr. Johnsons death.D Because the servants often heard Mr. Johnson talking to himself.( ) 82 When Mr. Johnson was alone, _.A he often talked with his best friendB he missed his wife very muchC the servants stayed with himD the servants did not go near him( ) 83 Which of the following is NOT true according to the passage?A The police thought the servants had killed Mr. Johnson.B The witness had a good relationship with Mr. Johnson.C The lawyer proved the servants innocence.D The witness didnt see Mr. Johnson when he was alone.( ) 84 _ made Mr. Johnson live with lots of servants.A His rich B A beautiful houseC No childrenD His wifes death and no children回答问题阅读Focused Practice (2) 阅读练习练习1练习2练习3练习4E Answer the following question（阅读短文，然后回答问题）：（共14分）Thomas Edison was a genius. He established the first central electric power station in 1882, which enabled New York to be the first city in the world to have electric lights. This was the beginning of the modern world in which electricity became a way of life.The following year, one of Edisons engineers discovered electrons, which eventually led to electronics, the branch of science dealing with electricity. This discovery was patented as the “Edison Effect”. Without electronics, we might not have radio, TV, computers, or space travel.The rest of Edisons life was spent making and improving inventions including the motion picture camera, the copy machine and the microphone.Thomas Edison died at the age of eighty-four in 1931. Three days later, many American people dimmed lights in honor of the inventor-man who had more impact on the development of present-day civilization than anyone else in history.99 When was the first central electric power station established?_100 Which city is the first one that has electric lights in the world?_101 What made the beginning of the modern world?_102 What is electronics?_103 When was Edison born?_104 The rest of Edisons life was not spent on inventions, was it?_105 Why did many American people dim lights three days later after Thomas Edison died?_Home Assignment 首字母练习 Spend more time outdoors Spending two or three hours playing outdoors each day can reduce a childs chance of becoming short-sighted, a research shows. It challenges the belief that short-sightedness is caused by computer use, watching TV or reading in weak l_.The Australian government researchers believe that sunlight is g_ for peoples eyes. They compared the vision（视力）and habits of 100 seven-year-old children in Singapore and Australia. In all, 30% of the Singaporean children were short-sightedthis rate（比率）was ten times higher than Australian children.Both groups spent a similar a_ of time reading, watching television and playing computer games. However, the Australian children spent an average of two hours a day outdoors90 minutes m_ than the Singaporean children.Professor Ian Morgan, from the Australian Research Councils Vision Centre, said, “Humans are naturally long-sighted, b_ when people begin to go to school and spend little or no time outdoors, the number of short-sighted people gets larger. Were also seeing more and more short-sighted children in cities all around the worldand the main reason may be that city children spend less time outdoors.”Daylight can be hundreds of times brighter than indoor light. But why does playing outside prevent us from becoming short-sighted? Scientists believe that natural light has a s_ chemical which stops the eyeball from growing out of shape and prevents people becoming short-sighted.So be outdoors. It doesnt matter i_ that time is spent having a picnic or playing sports. A letterHi, SamIts been such a long time since I heard from you. I dont mean to boast, but I have to tell you about a fantastic performance I was recently lucky enough to enjoy. My parents arranged for us to go and see a Beijing Opera show last week. B_ I went, I thought that Beijing Opera was only for old people. How w_ I was! It was great! The performers wore really colorful costumes and beautiful make-up, which were different from each character. I was amazed by the exciting fight scenes.The opera we saw was a very old s_ called Legend of White Snake. It is about a girl, a_ a snake, who falls in love with a young man, and the problems they face. It was really enjoyable. I stayed seated for the whole show. I really liked how each of the performers had a different role to play and how they each sang and acted differently.I liked the show very much. When I came home, I s_ online for more information about Beijing Opera. It seems that some theatres are giving out free tickets to schools in order to a_ more young people to watch Beijing Opera. I think this is an excellent idea. Beijing Opera is an important part of Chinese c_ and it is very entertaining to watch.Anyway, Sam, it is late and I have to go to school tomorrow. Take care and Ill talk to you soon.Cathy Rules for surfing the Internet Many people use the Internet to get useful knowledge and facts, and to relax themselves. But some of them are not using it in a good way. Here are some rules to make sure you are s 22 and have fun on the Internet.1） Make rules for the Internet use with your parents. For example, when and how long you can go online, and what activities you can do online.2） Dont give your password to anyone else, and never give out the following i 23 : your real name, home address, age, school, phone number, etc.3） Check with your parents before giving out a credit (信用) card number.4） Never send a photo of yourself to anyone in an e-mail u 24 your parents say its OK.5） Check with your parents before going into a chat room. Different chat rooms have different rules and attract different kinds of people. You and your parents must make sure its a r 25 place for chatting.6） Never agree to meet someone you meet on the Internet w 26 your parents permission (允许). Never meet anyone you meet online a 27 .7） Always remember that people online may not be the people they say they are. Treat (视为) everyone online as if they were strangers.8） If something you see or read online makes you uncomfortable, l 28 the site. Tell your parents or your teachers at once.9） Treat other people as youd like to be treated. Never use bad language. 10） Remember-not everything you read on the Internet is true. A missing dog One day last June I was walking along the beach of a small seaside town where I live. I was looking at the ships in the harbor. Though the weather was sunny, it was a very cold day, and I could h_15_ feel the sunshine on the beach. I planne