基础英语2 unit6 football 课后答案ppt课件

.,PartIII,ExtendedActivities,Book2-Unit6,.,DictationReadMoreGrammarandVocabularyTranslationWritingCulturalInformation,ExtendedActivities,Book2-Unit6,ReturntoMenu,.,Dictation,Book2-Unit6,Inthe1970s,PelretiredfromthenationalteamofBrazilandbecameaprofessionalplayerforateaminNewYork.SoccerwasntverypopularintheUnitedStatesatthattime.FewNorthAmericansknewaboutthisfast-movingsport.Therewasnomoneytopayprofessionalplayers,andtherewaslittleinterestinsoccerinthehighschoolsandcolleges.WhenPelandotherinternationalstarsbeganplayinginvariousU.S.cities,peoplesawhowinterestingthegamewasandbegantogotothematches.TodaythereisaprofessionalleaguecalledtheNorthAmericanSoccerLeague.Itiscommonforimportantgamestohave50to60thousandfans.,.,ReadMore,Book2-Unit6,Read“TheWorldCup”onpage85,andtrytoanswer:What,accordingthewriter,hasmadethefootballthemostpopularsportintheworld?,InthepasthalfacenturytheWorldCupwitnessedadramaticincreaseinthenumberofparticipatingteamsandtheaudiencememberswhowatchedorlistenedtotheWorldCupfinals.,.,FootballiscalledsoccerinBritain.TheWorldCupfinalisalwaysplayedinthemiddleofthenight.BritainhadobjectiontotheideaofplayingfootballattheWorldCupatthebeginning.Therulesofhavingeliminationmatchesdidnotexistuntil1934.,ReadthestoryanddotheTrue/False/NotMentioned(NM)exerciseonpage86.,F,F,NM,NM,Book2-Unit6,.,WorldWarIIpreventedtheWorldCupfromtakingplace.ThecupwasseizedbytheGermansasatrophyduringtheSecondWorldWar.PeoplehadlittleinterestincompetingfortheCupin1950.Pelbecamethegreatestsoccerplayerofalltimebecausehisteamwonthecupin1958.,T,F,T,F,Book2-Unit6,.,Book2-Unit6,TrytofinishtheassignedReadingExercisesaboutChinesefootball.,ChinaPRReadyforAnotherLongMarch,TheChineseFootball,.,GrammarandVocabulary,ErrorCorrection,Wordformation,VocabularyWork,Book2-Unit6,.,Theappletreesinournewgardenlooklikenotmorethanabranch.Theyaretooyoungtobearfruit.WemetJanebutnoElizabeth.TheFAdevelopedfootballandstandardized.YoumayspeakbothEnglishandChineseatthemeeting.,Book2-Unit6,1.Theappletreesinournewgardenlooklikenomorethan(ornothingmorethanabranch.Theyaretooyoungtobearfruit.,Practiceandconsolidategrammaticalusageofeither,or,notandno.,2.WemetJanebutnotElizabeth.,3.TheFAdevelopedandstandardizedfootball.,4.YoumayspeakeitherEnglishorChineseatthemeeting.,GrammarWork:ErrorCorrection,.,Theseboysnotonlyplayfootballverywell,butplayrugby.Jamesisnotagoodplayerashisfather.EitherTomandJimhasyourpen.,Book2-Unit6,5.Theseboysnotonlyplayfootball,butplayrugbyaswell/too.,6.Jamesisnotasgoodaplayerashisfatheris.,7.EitherTomorJimhasyourpen.,.,Book2-Unit6,Thesuffixes-eror-or,-erisoftenusedforpeopleinsports,e.g.,footballer,swimmer,wind-surfer,high-jumper,cricketer,golfer,etc.Thewordplayerisoftennecessary,e.g.,tennis-player,basketballplayer,volleyballplayer;wecanalsosayfootball-playerandcricket-player.Somewordsmustbelearntseparately,e.g.,canoeist,cyclist,mountaineer,gymnast,andmotorist.Pleasenotethatnotallwordswith-oror-erareusedforpersons.,WordFormation,.,Book2-Unit6,Acooker,Atypewriter,Aticket-holder,Arecorderplayer,WordFormation(page87),athing(thestoveonwhichyoucook);thepersonwhocooksisacook/chefathing;thepersonwhotypesisatypistapersonorathing;apersonwhohasaticket,e.g.,forafootballmatch;akindofwalletforholdingtickets,suchasa30-daypassforthebusathing,.,Book2-Unit6,apersonorathing;apersonwhocleansinanofficeorthestreet;asubstanceofinstrumentforcleaning,e.g.,Thiscleanerwillgetthedirtoffyourkitchenbencheasily.apersonorathing;apersonwhosmokes;ashortnameforaseatinthesmokingareaofapublicplaceaperson,someonewhodrinksalotofalcoholicbeverageaperson,whoisinchargeofsomeworkinanofficeoradepartment,Acleaner,Asmoker,Adrinker,Asupervisor,.,Book2-Unit6,1.Ourteamlost_threepoints.2.ShebroketheOlympic_lastyear.3.He_therecordof100metersfree-style.4.TheShanghaiclubteam_Guangzhou4-2yesterday.5.Theteamhasneverbeen_.6.Howmaygoalsdidyou_inthematch?7.IthinkIll_tennisinthenewyearand_badminton.,takeup,Fillinthefollowingblankswiththewordsandexpressionsinthebox.(page87),beat,by,record,defeat,defeated,score,giveup,hold,holds,Clicktheword,VocabularyWork:PlayingSports,.,Book2-Unit6,In1998,FranceshutoutBrazil3-0.In1994,ItalywasedgedbyBrazil3-2onpenaltykicks(afterextratime).In1990,WestGermanyblankedArgentina1-0.In1986,WestGermanywasnarrowlydefeatedbyArgentina3-2.In1982,ItalytoppedWestGermanybyascoreof3-1.In1978,ArgentinadownedHolland3-1.In1974,WestGermanynippedHolland2-1.In1970,ItalywascrushedbyBrazil4-1.,France,Brazil,Brazil,WestGermany,Argentina,Italy,Argentina,WestGermany,VocabularyWork:WhichTeamWon?,.,Book2-Unit6,In1966,WestGermanywasroutedbyEngland4-2.In1962,BrazilbestedCzechoslovakia3-1.In1958,SwedenwastrouncedbyBrazil5-2.In1954,WestGermanytoppedHungary3-2.In1950,UruguayoutpointedBrazilandSwedeningroupplay.In1938,Hungarywasbeaten4-2byItaly.In1934,Italywon2-1overCzechoslovakia.In1930,ArgentinalosttoUruguay4-2.,Brazil,WestGermany,Italy,Italy,Uruguay,Uruguay,Brazil,England,.,1)Personsteam,coach,referee,benchplayer,substitutelinesmen,forwards/strikers,backs,halfbacks,midfielder,fullbacks,goalkeepersupporters,fans,spectator2)Playinggoal,injury,trainingpractice,score,win,lose,beat,draw,recordkick,toss,tickoff,throw-in,goalkick,cornerkick,foul,freekick,penaltykick,kicktheball,scorethegoalteamspirit,takethenewseasy/hard,takethegameawayfromsomebody3)Placesofplayingfootballgreen,field,stadium,pitch4)Gamesandmatchesknockout,championship,tournament,eliminationmatches,UsefulExpressionsofFootballPlaying,Book2-Unit6,.,Translation,Book2-Unit6,.,Book2-Unit6,Hethinksthatthemarriagebetweenthemisnomorethanabusinessdeal.Heusedupallthemoneyhehad.Theyoungmansavedyourdaughterfromdrowning.Shehadabsolutelynowheretogo,soshereadsomeoldbooksathome.“WillIeverbeasgoodaplayerasGeoff?”“Perhaps,butyoustillhavealongwaytogobeforethatdaycomes.”Heisindangeroflosinghisjob.Thepracticeofemployingchildrentoworkinfactorieshasnearlydiedoutinmanycountries.,Key