新概念英语教案第二册70课.doc

Lesson 70 Red for danger一、教学重点1、复习书信写作二、教学步骤1、引入话题（详见右框）。22、听一遍音频，掌握大意。5 Did a drunk suddenly wander into the middle of the ring during a bullfight? Did the bull ignore the matador? Why did he step aside?3、生词解读，纠正发音。104、提出问题：Why did the crowd cheer?看一遍视频，解答问题。35、精讲课文，板书和笔记（详见下文）。20引入话题：Colors meanings.【第二节课】1、做319页的两道选择理解题。52、朗读课文。103、复习句型（详见下文）。104、做317页关于句型的练习。155、绕口令。10 【第三节课】1、讲解318页的难点。102、听写单词，记忆法指点。103、听英文歌曲。8 4、看图背课文比赛。205、总结本课重点，让学生标注（详见上文）。16、布置作业：摘要写作，319页的选择题，背课文和单词。1三、单词讲解1. bullfight. n. 斗牛（活动）like a red rag to a bull令人暴怒的事物bully n. 恃强凌弱的人coward n.懦弱者Coward die many times before their death; the valiant never taste of death but once.bullfighter = matador 斗牛士bulldog斗牛犬2. drunk1. n. (口)醉鬼drunkard n. 酒鬼，酒徒2. adj. （因感动高兴等）沉醉的，陶醉的（表语）drunk with sth. 因某事陶醉，飘飘然drunken adj. 酒醉的，酒醉引起的（行为）醉汉a drunken man酒驾drunken driving3. wander v.1. 溜达他溜达进来似乎无事可做He wandered in as if he had nothing to do.2. 溜号 absent minded；离题She s in her conversation.她的谈话杂乱无章Dont off the subjectkeep to the point3. 迷路，迷途 （常加off）The climbers ed off in the mountains.4. ring1. n. 圆形竞技场 bullring, circus ring,2. n. 环，戒指 a wedding ring, an engagement ring, ring-finger3. v. 打电话 = call电话响了10分钟The telephone has been ringing for 10 minutes.5. unaware adj. be unaware of 不知道，没有察觉他没察觉到危险He was unaware of the danger.他没察觉到身处危险之中He was unaware that he was in danger. aware adj. 知道的，注意到的I became aware how she might feel.She is a politically aware woman.她是一个政治意识敏锐的女人6. remark 1. n. 备注, 注意, 评论make a remark about/on就之事说话,评论,批评make remarks陈述，提意见2. v. 说出（意见感想）（比say正式）“Money is the most important thing.” He remarked ironicallyremark on/upon7. apparently = obviouslyapparent adj.1.显然的It is apparent to sb that很明显他在对我们所有人撒谎It was apparent to all of us that he was lying2. 表面上的 an apparent advantageIn spite of her apparent indifference, she was warm-hearted.尽管表面上漠不关心（实际上）她是个热心肠8. sensitive adj. 敏感的，神经过敏的，易生气的，介意的（常与to+名词连用）Mary is sensitive to smells.Mary has a sensitive ear. sensitive skinYou should not be so sensitive to criticism sensible adj. 1. 明智的，有判断力的a sensible man 通晓事理的人2. 可感觉到的 noticeablea sensible difference词根 sense n. 意识；感觉sense of humora man of good sensecommon sense9. criticize v. 批评，评论她总批评她朋友自私Shes always criticizing her friend for being selfish.词根 critic n. 批评家, 鉴定家a critical writer 评论家，a critical essay评论a critical situation 危机状况charge v. 冲上去 vt. &vi. 要价，收费They charged us too much for repairs.How much do you charge for this dress? vt. 指控，指责The police charged him with murder.He charged Gary with speeding. vt. &vt. 猛攻，冲向，冲锋，向前冲The bull charged at the drunk.10. clumsilyclumsy adj. He is clumsy with/at using chopsticks.11. bow v. 鞠躬 vt. &vt. 鞠躬，欠身，低下（头等）bow sb. in/out 鞠躬迎入/送出As she couldnt answer the question, she bowed her head. vi. 让步，屈服，服从Why did you bow to their decision?He finally bowed before money and married the other girl. vt. 压弯，压倒My mother is bowed with age. 我母亲因年老而腰弯背驼。The little tree is bowed with snow.4. n. He made a low bow 深鞠躬make ones bow (演员)初次露面take a bow谢幕5. bu n. 蝴蝶结；弓bow leg12. safety n.safety firstsafety belt, seat belt安全带safe adj.It is safe to dosafe and sound安然无恙13. sympathetic adj.sympathetic wordsbe sympathetic to 同意sympathy n.四、课文精讲1. During a bullfight, a drunk suddenly wandered into the middle of the ring. The crowd began to shout, but the drunk was unaware of the danger.red for danger 危险的红色paint the town red （口）胡闹，狂欢be in the red 亏空，负债be unaware of 不知道，没有觉察当她看书的时候，没察觉到周围的噪音While she read the book, she was unaware of the noise around her.我不知道你要来I was unaware that you were coming.2. The bull was busy with the matador at the time, but it suddenly caught sight of the drunk who was shouting rude remarks and waving a red cap.catch sight of 突然看到 As I came out of the shop, I caught sight of Dan in the crowd.rude remarks 粗话 violent/strong language3. Apparently sensitive to criticism, the bull forgot all about the matador and charged at the drunk. The crowd suddenly grew quiet. sensitive to criticism 对挑衅/批评敏感charge at 向攻击4. The drunk, however, seemed quite sure of himself. When the bull got close to him, he clumsily stepped aside to let it pass.step on 踩到 step in 请进in step 步调一致 out of stepa step toward success, step by steptake an unusual step采取非常手段5. The crowd broke into cheers and the drunk bowed.break into 突然发出，突然起来On hearing the news, she broke into tears.When Sally saw the woman wearing a hat that looked like a lighthouse, she broke into laughter.break into + n. = break out + gerund6. By this time, however, three men had come into the ring and they quickly dragged the drunk to safety.drag v.1. 拽 We dragged the carpet out of the room.2. 某物在地上拖着The brides dress dragged along behind her.3. (强迫)拖，拉进She dragged he child out to the dentistsdrag ones feet/heels (口)故意拖延，拖着脚走drag down拖垮某人7. Even the bull seemed to feel sorry for him, for it looked on sympathetically until the drunk was out of the way