2020高中英语 Unit2 The universal language学案 牛津译版选修8

2020高二英语学案：Unit2 The universal language（牛津译林版选修8）一单词应用 根据单词的首字母或汉语意思填写正确单词，注意形式变化1. Music has been called the u language because people do not need to speak the same language to understand it.2 .After months of overworking, Jack was suffering from m and physical exhaustion.3. Big Joe Tuner never achieved much fame when he was alive mainly because there was still racial d_ in the USA then.4. The film is a (令人心碎的)love story.5. That man is with（醉心于）power.6. Princess Turandot (折磨)Liu , and Liu kills herself.7. An orchestra is a group of m that mostly play classic music.8. Bill spent two weeks in the hospital r his strength after the operation.9. If the factory is closed, many people will face u .10. Rain and snow are (现象) of the weather.11. When she came out of the water, she was t with cold.12. All the while she was (使感到恐惧) by the fear that she had cancer.二词形转换1. marriage n. - _ (v.) 2. recite v. -_ （n.）3. unemployment n. - _(反) - _ (v.)4. mixture n. -_ (v) 5. universal adj. - _(n)6. promoter n. - _(v.) - _ (n.动作)7. prayer n. - _（v.） 8.unconditional (adj. )-_ (反)三.句型结构1. 几位世界顶级歌唱家担当主演，许多中国音乐家也参加了演出。It _some of the worlds great singers. Many Chinese _ were also _.2. 它变成了一个美丽而令人心醉的爱情故事的发生地。It has been _ _the _ _a beautiful and _ love story.3. 不可能有比这更好的场景了。There _ _ be a _ setting.4. 故事随后演绎了发生在卡拉夫、图兰朵和柳儿三人之间的经典三角恋情。The story then _ _ a classic love _ _ Calaf, Turandot and Liu.5. 图兰朵不顾一切地想知道他的名字，她威胁、恐吓柳儿。Turandot is _ _ learn his name and _ and _ Liu6. 歌剧在一段美妙的终曲二重唱中结束。The opera _ _ a beautifully- _ final _.7. 他称得上是最受欢迎的作曲家之一。He _ his _ as one of the most popular composers.8. 这次表演让我激动得屏住呼吸。The performance left me _ _ excitement.四、句型转换1.I felt quite excited and out of breath because of the performance .The performance left me with2.whats even worse , probably people tend to see fame and glory .Worse ,it will probably lead to a for people to see fame and glory .3.He made his name by his powerful live performance to great degree.This was based on his powerful live performance .4.Louis Armstrong is seen by many as being one of the founding fathers of Jazz.Louis Armstrong is to by many as being one of the founding fathers of Jazz.5.Following the fashion will be very likely to distract our attention away from study.are that we wont our attention on our study if we follow the fashion.6.The setting for the story is China and the stage was decorated in red and gold . It all looked exactly the same as the original.The story is in China and the stage was decorated in red and gold , which all looked really 7.y column today looks briefly at how Western pop music evolved over the last one hundred years from jazz to rock.My column today takes a look at the of Western pop music from jazz overthe last one hundred years .8.It has changed its form and a beautiful and heartbreaking love story happened here .It has been into the for a beautiful and heartbreaking love story .9.In the Uk , it was fashionable for fans to wear the same clothing as the Beatles did , and to get haircuts that went with their style as well.In the UK, it was fashionable for fans to be in the same clothing as the Beatles did , andto get haircuts that their style as well.10. Some people hold the opposite view that such an act should not be allowed because as students, our task is to concentrate on our study.Some people it argue that such an act should be because as students, our maintask is to concentrate on our study.五、单元话题作文：1、介绍贝多芬姓名贝多芬出生1770年婚姻未婚早年有音乐天赋。1787年参观世界音乐中心维也纳并在莫扎特前表演。1792年回到维也纳一直居住。1817年完全失聪，停止演出，继续创作，并出最佳作品。特征缺乏耐心；健忘-没点餐没吃饭仍然付钱。成就普遍认为是世界一位最伟大的作曲家。BeethovenBeethoven is universally recognized as one of the greatest composers in the world.Born in 1770 , Beethoven showed great talent at an early age. In 1787, Beethoven first visited Vienna, at that time the centre of the musical world . There he performed before Mozart, who was amazed at his talent. In 1792, Beethoven returned to Vienna, where he lived until his death.Beethoven never married . As a teacher , he was impatient but painstaking ; he was quiet in piano playing but extravagant in conducting. He was so absent-minded that once he insisted on paying a waiter for a dinner he had not eaten or even ordered.By 1817, he became totally deaf , public performance stopped, but he continued his creative work .His finest works were composed after he had lost the power to enjoy them.2.介绍约瑟夫.海顿古典音乐时期优秀作曲家，被称为“交响乐之父”和“弦乐四重奏之父”。尽管他大家熟知的全名是弗朗兹.约瑟夫.海顿,但是他较常用“约瑟夫.海顿”这个名字。年轻时，很少与其他音乐家们交流，直到后期，正如他自己所说的“他是被迫成为原创的”。一生居住奥地利，长期为富有的家庭做音乐教师。晚年在欧洲很出名，常去巴黎和伦敦演奏。Joseph HaydnFranz Joseph Haydn , ( March 31 or April 1, 1732-May 31, 1809 )was a leading composer of the classical period, called the father of the Symphony and Father of the String Quartet . Although he has come to be popularly known as Franz Joseph Haydn , with many published scores and recordings using his full name , Haydn used his second name much of his life , spelling it in German as Josef and signing letters and documents as Josef Haydn.A life-long resident of Austria, Haydn spent most of his career as a court musician for the wealthy family on their remote estate. Bei