英语二版课件二-周三

1、苦的逆袭之旅自考英语二练级通关请根据所提供材料中的要求撰写一篇150词左右的英语短文。There was a time when most people expected to get out of school, find a job, and stick with it pretty much for the rest of their lives.Today, the opite is true. People tend to change jobs fairly often,for various reasons. When you graduate from college, wil

2、l you be committed to a lifetime career or job-hop often? Given your reasons.作文 课后练）Starting a job or continuing educationThere is a widespread concern over the iet(whether) should we (weshould) start a job or continue education. But it is well knownt the opinionconcerning this hot topic varies from

3、to. A majority of peoplethinkt we should continue education.heir views there are two factorscontributing to this attitude as follows.heplace, they think the highereducation they have, the easier (the more easily )they could find a decent job.Furthermore,he second place, being further educated makes

4、people morecultivated, elegant and rational, which can help you perform better in ersonal relationship.However, there is(are) some people who hold the different opinions. Theythink it is a better choice to start a job.for further education can not ensureheir poof view,of all, goingt you will get a b

5、etter job. Not only doesit waste time but also it costs you money and energy. Whats more, getting a job after graduation can prepare you for the fierce competition since it offers you invaluable work experience.y opinion, every coin has two sides. So, everyone should make theirdecis depended(based)

6、on their own situation. When we are talking aboutthis topic, we should take all aspects of the problemso consideration.范文：童鞋结构非常清楚用词还可以再雕琢下，建议 新概念3里面的文章，24分以上愿望；82. aspiration spren n.assemble sembl vt.& vi. 集合; vt. 装配assembly sembli n. 装配；assert s:t vt. 声称，断言assess ses vt. 评定；估价asset set n. 资产，assi

7、gnment sanmnt n. 分给，分配；任务assist sst vt. 帮助；assistance sstns n. 帮助，Part2. 词汇串讲词汇串讲91. assistant sstnt n. 助手，助理te suieit vt. （使）发生联系assoasso，社团tion sien n.me sju:m vt.假设，假定 mption smpn n. 假定，假设re u vt. 向保证；使确信aaaastonish stn vt. 使惊讶astronomer strnm(r) n. 天文学者athlete li:t n. 运动员；体育家tlntk 在里的100.词汇串讲101

8、.atmosphere tmsf(r) n. 大气，空气 102.atom tm n. 原子；原子能 103.atomic tmik adj. 原子的；原子能的104.attach tt vt.& vi. 贴上，系；附上，进攻105.attack tk vt.& vi.106.attain ten vt.& vi. 达到，获得 107.attempt tempt vt. 试图；尝试 108.attend tend vt.&vi. 出席 109.attendance tendns n. 出席，参加110.attention tenn n. 注意，注意力词汇串讲111.attentively te

9、ntvl adv. 聚精会神地 112.attitude titju:d n. 态度，看法 113.attract trkt vt. 吸引；114.attraction trkn n. 吸引115.attractive trktv adj. 有的；引人注目的attribute tribju:t vt. 认为是；把归于audience :dins n. 观众，听众118.audio di adj. 听觉的;August :gst n. 八月（简写为 Aug）Aunt :nt n. 阿姨；姨母词汇串讲121.Australia :strelj n. 地名大洋洲澳大利亚 122.Australian

10、 strelin n.澳大利亚人 adj澳大利亚的 123.authentic :entk adj. 真的，真正的124.author : n. 著作家；作者；权力authority :rti n.auto t n. 汽车127.automate :tmet vt.& vi. （使）自动化 128.automatic :tmtk adj. 自动的 129.automobile :tmbi:l n. 汽车130.autumn :tm n. 秋；秋天词汇串讲banquet bkwt n. 宴会，盛宴bar b:(r) n. 条，棒barbecue b:bkju: n. 烤肉；烧烤野餐bare b

11、adj. 光秃秃的barely bli adv. 仅仅，勉强，好容易才；几乎不bargain b:in n. 契约，协定；vi. 讨价还价bark b:k vi. 吠叫；屏障barrier bri(r) n.base bes n.140.baseball besb:l n. 棒球词汇串讲bathroom b:ru:m n. 浴室；盥洗室battery btri n. 电电池，蓄电池143.battle btl vt.& vi. 与；n.battleground btlraund n. 战场bay be n. 湾，海湾BC bi: si: abbr. before Christ公元前beach

12、bi:t n. 海滩，海滨 148.beam bi:m n. 梁，栋梁 149.bean bi:n n. 豆150.bear b n. 熊；vt. 忍受；承担词汇串讲basement besmnt n.basic besk adj. 基本的室；建基底，底部153.basically beskli adv. 主要地 154.basin besn n. 盆；盆地 155.basis bess n.基础 156.basket b:skt n. 篮 157.basketball b:sktb:l n. 篮球 158.bat bt n. 蝙蝠；短棍159.bath b: n. 沐浴；160.bathe

13、be vt.& vi. 给，游泳词汇串讲basement besmnt n.basic besk adj. 基本的室；建基底，底部163.basically beskli adv. 主要地 164.basin besn n. 盆；盆地 165.basis bess n.基础 166.basket b:skt n. 篮 167.basketball b:sktb:l n. 篮球 168.bat bt n. 蝙蝠；短棍169.bath b: n. 沐浴；170.bathe be vt.& vi. 给，游泳work vi 起作用 n.作品（而不是“工作”） things 情况（而不是“事情”）stu

14、dy vt&n 研究（而不是“学习”） suggest vt. 暗示，表明（而不是“建议”） lesson n.教训（而不是“课程”）look n.表情（而不是“看”）do v.行得通，有用（而不是“做”）hand n.帮助 vt. 传递 (而不是“手”)last vi. 持续 (而不是“最后的”)Part3.熟词僻意1.manage to do sth. 成功做到某事succeed inng sth/fail to do sth2.lead to = result in 导致 (result from 由导致)His careleess led to/resultedhe accident.

15、The accident resulted from his carelehead for 朝前进figure out 弄清楚when it comes to 当谈到，当说到ess.6.make ones way (push ones way) 艰难前行Part1.重点词组重点词组make a difference to为做出贡献，带来不同have no ideas 不知道7.8.9.(voteer)ed to do sth 应当做（should）be supYou are not suped to be here.10. make sense 合理，有意义What you said didn

16、t make sense.11. be related to 与有关“People who are related to you”make use of 利用，使用make good use of 充分利用used to do sth. 过去常常（现在相反）于做某事14. be used tong sth.1. 题目要求：阅读一篇词的文章，材料多观点鲜明，条理清楚的说明文或议。要求考生在理解全文整体结构以及段落之间、单句之间的基础上，从所给的6个备选项中选出对应的5项。2. 做题方法：三种情况空在段首：空在段中：空在段尾：Part3.填句补文第四部分：填句补文1. 题目要求：阅读一篇400词的

17、文章，材料多观点鲜明，条理清楚的说明文或议。要求考生在理解全文整体结构以及段落之间、单句之间的基础上，从所给的6个备选项中选出对应的5项。2. 做题方法：三种情况空在段首：或概括空在段中：看衔接空在段尾：过度或总结第四部分：填句补文段中空的衔接关系：关键信息词重复瞻前顾后（留意标记词汇-比对选项-注意信息词一致或对应关系）注意两一致和两复现：结构一致-一致同词复现-同义复现3. 三个重点阅读处：首末出、转折处、特殊标点处Text 1(1)The importance of music in our lives cannot be defined with words. It is the ai

18、r we breathe and the thoughts we think.26It is the universal languaget we cderstandand relate to, even when oural definitions vary. Musicis a very valuable tool throughout the world.A. They can express our emotions though we didnt really know wefeltt way.I shudder(发抖)at the thought of life without m

19、usic.There are many aspects to music such as playing an instrument,writing the words, or even dancing.It can remind us of the happy times.E. Playing music guests.F. It is the melodieshe background at parties will help calm yourt beat to the tune of our hearts.Text 1(1)The importance of music in our

20、lives cannot be defined with words. It is the air we breathe and the thoughts we think.26It is the universal languaget we cderstandand relate to, even when oural definitions vary. Musicis a very valuable tool throughout the world.A. They can express our emotions though we didnt really know wefeltt w

21、ay.I shudder(发抖)at the thought of life without music.There are many aspects to music such as playing an instrument,writing the words, or even dancing.It can remind us of the happy times.E. Playing music guests.F. It is the melodieshe background at parties will help calm yourt beat to the tune of our

22、 hearts.(2)I am not a musin.I couldnt carry a tune in a big oldbucket , yet I still sing along with my favorite song. 27 Music is a very important part of my world and without it I dont know how I would have come as far as I have.A. They can express our emotions though we didnt really know wefeltt w

23、ay.I shudder(发抖)at the thought of life without music.There are many aspects to music such as playing an instrument,writing the words, or even dancing.It can remind us of the happy times.E. Playing music guests.F. It is the melodieshe background at parties will help calm yourt beat to the tune of our

24、 hearts.(2)I am not a musin.I couldnt carry a tune in a big oldbucket , yet I still sing along with my favorite song. 27 Music is a very important part of my world and without it I dont know how I would have come as far as I have.A. They can express our emotions though we didnt really know wefeltt w

25、ay.I shudder(发抖)at the thought of life without music.There are many aspects to music such as playing an instrument,writing the words, or even dancing.It can remind us of the happy times.E. Playing musicguests.F. It is the melodieshe background at parties will help calm yourt beat to the tune of our

26、hearts.(3) Music is variety .Because there are manydifferent styles and genres of music, there is something for everyone .Although we may not always like every type of music on the market, thevariety makes music universal.(未出题)(4)Music is the voice we long for when we cant find thewords to speak. Ma

27、ny people will agreet there are songst were written just for them. Songs can sometimes saythings better put thingsn we could have said them. 28Music can for us.oA. They can express our emotions though we didnt reallyknow we feltt way.I shudder(发抖)at the thought of life without music.There are many a

28、spects to music such as playing aninstrument, writing the words, or even dancing.It can remind us of the happy times.E. Playing music your guests.F. It is the melodieshe background at parties will help calmt beat to the tune of our hearts.(4)Music is the voice we long for when we cant find thewords

29、to speak. Many people will agreet there are songst were written just for them. Songs can sometimes saythings better put thingsn we could have said them. 28Music can for us.oA. They can express our emotions though we didnt reallyknow we feltt way.I shudder(发抖)at the thought of life without music.Ther

30、e are many aspects to music such as playing aninstrument, writing the words, or even dancing.It can remind us of the happy times.E. Playing music your guests.F. It is the melodieshe background at parties will help calmt beat to the tune of our hearts.(5)Music is a great icebreaker. There are a lot o

31、f topics to be discussed when it comes to music. If you are talking aboutmusic dead silence isnt an option. 29 and makes things happier.Music sets the moodA. They can express our emotions though we didnt reallyknow we feltt way.I shudder(发抖)at the thought of life without music.There are many aspects

32、 to music such as playing aninstrument, writing the words, or even dancing.It can remind us of the happy times.E. Playing music calm your guests.F. It is the melodieshe background at parties will helpt beat to the tune of our hearts.(5)Music is a great icebreaker. There are a lot of topics to be dis

33、cussed when it comes to music. If you are talking aboutmusic dead silence isnt an option. 29 and makes things happier.Music sets the moodA. They can express our emotions though we didnt reallyknow we feltt way.I shudder(发抖)at the thought of life without music.There are many aspects to music such as

34、playing aninstrument, writing the words, or even dancing.It can remind us of the happy times.E. Playing music calm your guests.F. It is the melodieshe background at parties will helpt beat to the tune of our hearts.(6)Music speaks to our emotions. It takes us back .Music canevoke our memories. 30Mus

35、ic can help us relate toexperien. It makes us happy or brings tears to oureyes .Music is a link to our soul.A. They can express our emotions though we didnt reallyknow we feltt way.I shudder(发抖)at the thought of life without music.There are many aspects to music such as playing aninstrument, writing

36、 the words, or even dancing.It can remind us of the happy times.E. Playing music your guests.F. It is the melodieshe background at parties will help calmt beat to the tune of our hearts.(6)Music speaks to our emotions. It takes us back .Music canevoke our memories. 30Music can help us relate toexper

37、ien. It makes us happy or brings tears to oureyes .Music is a link to our soul.A. They can express our emotions though we didnt reallyknow we feltt way.I shudder(发抖)at the thought of life without music.There are many aspects to music such as playing aninstrument, writing the words, or even dancing.I

38、t can remind us of the happy times.E. Playing music your guests.F. It is the melodieshe background at parties will help calmt beat to the tune of our hearts.(7)I need music like the flowers need rain. I crave itlike a child craves candy .It is h healthy addiction and a fun way to get through many as

39、pects of life. Music is as important to me as breathing and food .Itis my esc, my comfort, and my inspiration. Musict unlocks my soul.(未出题)is the key答题技巧小结本题目属于文章难度明显大于做题难度的类别做题过程：“用巧不用力”前后一致的原则：修辞一致，时态一致，数量一致，句意一致Text 2(1)Mobile phones should carry a label if they proved to be a dangerous source of

40、 radiation, according to Robert Bell, a scientist. And no more mobile phone transmitter towers should be built until the long-term health effects of the electromagnetic radiation they emit are scientifically evaluated, he said. “Nobodys going to drop dead overnight but we should be asking for more s

41、cientific information,” Robert Bellsaidonference on the health effects of low-levelradiation. 1A. He says there is emerging evidencet children absorblow-level radiation at a rate more adults.B. By the year 2000 it is estimatedn three timest oft Australia will have 8million mobile phones: nearly one

42、for every two people.C. “If mobile phones are found to be dangerous, they shouldcarry a warning labe said.D. Then who finantil proper shields can be devised,” hethe research?E. For exle,stra, Optus and Vodaphone build theirtowers where it is geographically suitable to them and disregard the need of

43、the community.F. Then benefit.ist mobile phones bring more harmA. He says there is emerging evidencet children absorblow-level radiation at a rate more adults.B. By the year 2000 it is estimatedn three timest oft Australia will have 8million mobile phones: nearly one for every two people.C. “If mobi

44、le phones are found to be dangerous, they shouldcarry a warning labe said.D. Then who finantil proper shields can be devised,” hethe research?E. For exle,stra, Optus and Vodaphone build theirtowers where it is geographically suitable to them and disregard the need of the community.F. Then benefit.is

45、t mobile phones bring more harm(2)A report widely circulated among the public sayst upto now scientists do not really know enough to guarantee there are no ill-effects on humans from electromagnetic radiation. According to Robert Bell, there are 3.3 million mobile phones in Australia alone and they

46、are increasing by 2,000 a day. 2A. He says there is emerging evidencet children absorb low-level t of adults.radiation a t a rate moren three timesB. By the year 2000 it is estimatedt Australia will have 8 millionmobile phones: nearly one for every two people.D. Then who finanthe research?stra, Optu

47、s and Vodaphone build their towersE. For exle,where it is geographically suitable to them and disregard the need ofthe community.F. Theist mobile phones bring more harmn benefit.(2)A report widely circulated among the public sayst upto now scientists do not really know enough to guarantee there are

48、no ill-effects on humans from electromagnetic radiation. According to Robert Bell, there are 3.3 million mobile phones in Australia alone and they are increasing by 2,000 a day. 2A. He says there is emerging evidencet children absorb low-level t of adults.radiation a t a rate moren three timesB. By

49、the year 2000 it is estimatedt Australia will have 8 millionmobile phones: nearly one for every two people.D. Then who finanthe research?stra, Optus and Vodaphone build their towersE. For exle,where it is geographically suitable to them and disregard the need ofthe community.F. Theist mobile phones

50、bring more harmn benefit.(3)As well, there are 2,000 transmitter towers around Australia, many in high density residential areas. 3 The electromagnetic radiation emitted from these towers may have already produced some harmful effects on the health of the residents nearby.A. He says there is emergin

51、g evidencet children absorblow-level radiation a t a rate more adults.n three timest ofD. Then who finanthe research?stra, Optus and Vodaphone build theirE. For exle,towers where it is geographically suitable to them and disregard the need of the community.F. Then benefit.ist mobile phones bring mor

52、e harm(3)As well, there are 2,000 transmitter towers around Australia, many in high density residential areas. 3 The electromagnetic radiation emitted from these towers may have already produced some harmful effects on the health of the residents nearby.A. He says there is emerging evidencet childre

53、n absorblow-level radiation a t a rate more adults.n three timest ofD. Then who finanthe research?stra, Optus and Vodaphone build theirE. For exle,towers where it is geographically suitable to them and disregard the need of the community.F. Then benefit.ist mobile phones bring more harm(4)Robert Bel

54、l suggestst until more research is completedtheernment should ban construction of phone towersfrom within a 500 meters radius of school grounds, child care centers, hospitals, sports playing fields and residentialareas wihigh percentage of children. 4 He addstthere is also evidencet if cancer suffer

55、ers are subjected toelectromagnetic waves the growth rate of the disease accelerates.A. He says there is emerging evidencet children absorblow-level radiation a t a rate more adults.n three timest ofD. Then who finanthe research?t mobile phones bring more harmF. Then benefit.is(4)Robert Bell suggest

56、st until more research is completedtheernment should ban construction of phone towersfrom within a 500 meters radius of school grounds, child care centers, hospitals, sports playing fields and residentialareas wihigh percentage of children. 4 He addstthere is also evidencet if cancer sufferers are s

57、ubjected toelectromagnetic waves the growth rate of the disease accelerates.A. He says there is emerging evidencet children absorblow-level radiation a t a rate more adults.n three timest ofD. Then who finanthe research?t mobile phones bring more harmF. Then benefit.is(6)5 According to Robert Bell,

58、it is reasonable forthe majorephone companies to fund it. Besides, healso urges theernment to set up a wide-tanging sible health effects.inquiryoD. Then who finanthe research?t mobile phones bring moreF. Theharmisn benefit.(6)5 According to Robert Bell, it is reasonable forthe majorephone companies

59、to fund it. Besides, healso urges theernment to set up a wide-tangingsible health effects.inquiryoD. Then who finanthe research?t mobile phones bring moreF. The harmisn benefit.Text 3(1)Music is one of the most beautiful forms of artisticexpress ever invented.ovies and plays,music has an added funct

60、ion: it not only movespeoput also can shock people. Is it truet anerful?(未ordinary musical instrument can be so出题)(2)Our eardrums can withstand sound within 20 to 80decibels. Onound exceeds this limit, even beautiful musicwille ear-splitting noise and harm health. A strongblast of high sound can twi