人教版必修第二册63向心加速度新版本

AStory

Whenabeautifulgirlmetanordinary-lookingboyonablinddate,sheasked:“Doyouhaveaflat？”Theboysaid:“Iamsosorry,Ihavenoflat.”AStoryWhenabeautiful1AStoryAfterthat,sheasked:“doyouhaveaBMW?”Theboysaid:”No,Idon’t.”AStoryAfterthat,sheasked:2AStoryFinally,sheaskedimpatiently:“doyouworkforabigcompany?”Theboystillsaid:”No,Idon’t.”AStoryFinally,sheaskedimp3AStoryWhenhearingthis,thebeautifulgirlwalkedawaydisappointedly.AStoryWhenhearingthis,th4AStoryAfterthegirlleft,theordinary-lookingboysentheratextmessage,whichwasverylikelytomakeherregretforherlife.AStoryAfterthegirlleft,t5AStoryTheboysaidinthemessage:“Ihavenoflat,becauseIhaveavilla(别墅）.IhavenoBMW,becauseIhaveaLamborghini,Idon’tworkforabigcompanybecauseIownacompanymyself!”AStoryTheboysaidintheme6人教版必修第二册PPT67Unit5NeverJudgebyAppearance!!Unit5NeverJudgebyAppearanc8人教版必修第二册PPT69人教版必修第二册PPT610人教版必修第二册PPT611人教版必修第二册PPT612Somepeopleseemeasytounderstand:theircharacterappearsobviousonfirstmeeting.Somepeopleseemeasyto13Appearances,

however,

canbedeceptive.Appearances,however,canbe14deceptive[dɪ'septɪv]

adj.骗人的;具有欺骗性的v.欺骗；行骗deceive[dɪ'siːv]Iflifesometimesdeceiveyou,don'tbemadorsad.Deceptiveadvertisinghavedamagedthecompany'simageamongtheconsumer.deceptive[dɪ'septɪv]

adj.骗人的;15AFriendinNeed(在危难中的）Afriendinneedisafriendindeed.患难见真情。AFriendinNeed(在危难中的）Afrien16TheAuthorWilliamSomersetMaugham[mɔ:m]威廉·萨默赛特·毛姆（1874-1965）HewasaBritishplaywright(剧作家）,novelistandshortstorywriter.Hewasamongthemostpopularwritersofhiseraandreputedlythehighestpaidauthorduringthe1930s.生于律师家庭。父母早死，由伯父接回英国抚养。原来学医，后转而致力写作。他的作品常以冷静、客观乃至挑剔的态度审视人生，基调超然，带讽刺和怜悯意味，在国内外拥有大量读者。TheAuthor17OfHumanBondage

《人性的枷锁》

TheMoonandSixpence《月亮与六便士》ThePaintedVeil《面纱》MajorworksOfHumanBondageMajorworks18ThePaintedVeilPlotsummaryABritishmedicaldoctorfightsacholera(霍乱)epidemic(传染病）inasmallChinesevillage,whilebeingtrappedathomeinalovelessmarriagetoanunfaithfulwife.Kitty：charming,outgoingDr.WalterFane:young,intelligent,shyandsomewhatdull(无趣迟钝的）ThePaintedVeilPlotsummary19

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MainIdeas1122~3Itisnoeasyjobtojudgepeople,fortheyaren’talwayswhattheyappeartobe.Kindandgentle,EdwardBurton,awealthymerchant,appearedasifhecouldnotbeartohurtafly.34~51Asitturnedout,Burtonwascold-bloodedenoughtosendafriendtocertaindeath.TextorganizationPartDivisionoftheTextPar201.ForthirtyyearsnowIhavebeenstudyingmy_____(同胞）.Idonotknowverymuchaboutthem.I_______(耸耸肩）whenpeopletellmethattheir_______（第一印象）ofapersonarealwaysright.fellowmenshrugmyshouldersfirstimpressionstoexpressdisapproval,indifference,ignorance,helplessness,contempt,etc.1.ForthirtyyearsnowIhav21impression[im'preʃən]generalimpression整体印象Peopletendtojudgeyoubythefirstimpressiontheyhaveofyou.人们总是根据他们对你的第一印象来评价你。TheexperienceofclimbingMountQomolangmaleftmewithadeepimpression.攀登珠穆朗玛的经历给我留下了很深的印象。impression[im'preʃən]general22impressive

adj.

makingastrongimpression(给人以深刻印象的)ThisisoneofthemostimpressivescenesinTitanic.impressiveadj.makingastron23Ithinktheymusthavesmall_____(洞察力）orgreat______(虚荣心）._______(就我来说）IfindthatthelongerIknowpeoplethemoretheypuzzleme.insightvanityFormyownpartIthinktheymusthavesmall_24vanityn.虚荣；虚荣心Lucyisnotonlyweakbutalsoadmiresvanity.Envy,hatredandvanityarethesourceofsorrow（痛苦）.忌妒、仇恨和虚荣心是痛苦的根源。vanityn.虚荣；虚荣心Lucyisnoto252.These__________(思考）haveoccurredtomebecauseIreadinthismorning'spaperthatEdwardHydeBurtonhaddiedatKobe(神户：日本本州岛西南岸港市）.Hewasa______(商人）andhehadbeeninbusinessinJapanformanyyears.Iknewhimverylittle,butheinterestedmebecauseoncehe________（令我大吃一惊）.reflectionsmerchantgavemeagreatsurprise2.These__________(思考）haveoc26reflect1）反射2)反映3）反省

1.Thesunlightwasreflectedinthewater.2.Ioftenreflectonthebeautyandcomplexityoflife.3.Hersadlooksreflectedthethoughtpassingthroughhermind.reflectionreflect1）反射2)反映3）反省reflec27Unless（除非；如果不）Ihadheardthestoryfromhisownlips,Ishouldneverhavebelievedthathewascapableof（有能力作出...）suchanaction.虚拟语气：对过去的假设如果不是我听他亲口讲述这个故事，我绝不会相信他能作出这种事来。Unless（除非；如果不）Ihadheardthe28

Itwasmore_______(惊人的）becausebothinappearanceand_____(风度）hesuggested（表明）averydefinite（明确的）type.Hereifeverwasamanallofapiece（表里如一的人）.startlingmanner这件事之所以特别令人惊讶，是因为无论是外表还是风度，他都让人想到一种非常明确的类型。要说真有表里如一的人的话，那就是此君了。Itwasmore_______(惊人的）becau29Q：HowdidEdwardlooklike?atinylittlefellow,veryslender,withwhitehair,aredfacemuchwrinkled,blueeyesneatlyandquietlydressedQ：HowdidEdwardlooklike?a30wrinkled['rɪŋkld]

bulldog斗牛犬wrinkled['rɪŋkld]bulldog31

anti-wrinkle抗皱的combinationskin混合型肌肤pore毛孔

anti-wrinkle32Hewasalwaysneatlyandquietlydressed（？）inaccordancewithhisageandstation（:status).他向来衣着整洁素雅，合乎他的年龄和身份。Hewasloudlydressed.他穿着花俏。Hewasalwaysneatlyandquiet33Para.3Q:Whatwashismannerlike?1.Heplayedagenerousgame（牌风好）.2.Hedidnottalkverymuchbutwhathesaidwassensible（明智的）.3.Hehadaquiet,dryhumor.(沉静幽默）4.Hisvoicewasgentle.5.Hissmilewasbenign（和蔼可亲的）...Para.334

Bridge,cardgame

playedwith52cardsbyfourplayersintwopartnerships.BridgeprobablyoriginatedintheMiddleEastinthe19thcentury.Bridge桥牌CulturalbackgroundBridge,cardgameplayed35Q:Whatwashisfamilylike?IthappenedthatwewerebothstayingattheGrandHotelandnextdayheaskedmetodinewithhim.Imethiswife,fat,elderly,andsmiling,andhistwodaughters.Itwasevidentlyaunitedandaffectionatefamily.这显然是和睦、相亲相爱的的一家人。Q:Whatwashisfamilylike?It36affection[ə'fekʃən]n.爱情，挚爱affectionate[ə'fekʃənit]a.亲切的，充满深情的affectionately

ad.挚爱地，亲切地affection[ə'fekʃən]373.Ithinkthechiefthingthatstruckme（让我感受最深的）aboutBurtonwashiskindliness(亲切）.Therewassomethingvery_____(令人愉快的）inhis____(温柔的）blueeyes.Hisvoicewasgentle;youcouldnotimaginethathecouldpossibly_____(提高嗓门）inanger;hissmilewasbenign.Herewasamanwhoattractedyoubecauseyoufeltinhimarealloveforhisfellows.pleasingmildraiseit（hisvoice)3.Ithinkthechiefthingtha38mildmildwinter暖冬mildfever轻度发烧mildsideeffects轻微的副作用mild-tempered性情温和的mildmildwinter暖冬39cocktailagoodandspicy（带劲的）storyinhisyouthhehadbeensomethingof（在某种程度上）anathletehehadmadeeverypennyhimselfhewassosmallandfrail（身材纤弱的）hearoused（唤醒）yourinstincts（本能）ofprotectionYoufeltthathecouldnotbeartohurtafly.cocktail40instinct['instiŋkt]Somescientiststhoughtthatfightbetweenthemaleanimalsisdrivenbytheirinstinct.有些科学家认为雄性动物之间的争斗受其本能驱动。distinct明显的；独特的instinct['instiŋkt]Somescie41Review温和的明确的；不含糊的本能使起皱纹靠不住的；容易使人上当的虚荣；与...相一致；按照；依据milddefiniteinstinctwrinkledeceptivevanityinaccordancewithReview温和的42PartDivisionoftheTextPartPara(s)

MainIdeas1122~3Itisnoeasyjobtojudgepeople,fortheyaren’talwayswhattheyappeartobe.Kindandgentle,EdwardBurton,awealthymerchant,appearedasifhecouldnotbeartohurtafly.34~51Asitturnedout,Burtonwascold-bloodedenoughtosendafriendtocertaindeath.TextorganizationPartDivisionoftheTextPar43TextorganizationPara4-51:TheauthorEdwardBurtonLennyBurtonTellthestoryThestorybetweenthemTextorganizationPara4-51:The44Textorganization--MainideasLennyBurtonwas______________.brokeSohecametoEdwardBurtonto____________.seekforajobTextorganization--MainideasL45Burtonfoundoutthattheyoungmancoulddonothingbesides__________.swimmingBurtonfoundoutthattheyou46EdwardBurtonmadeapromisetotheyoungmanthat______________________________________________________________________________________.

iftheyoungmancouldswimthroughadangerouswaterarea,hewouldgivehimajobEdwardBurtonmadeapromiset47Thefinalresultisthat

theyoungBurtondiedinthatfinaleffortshemadeinhislife.DidEdwardBurtonknowtheyoungmanwouldbedeadwhenhemadehimthatpromise?Yes!Heknew.Thefinalresultisthat48hotelloungehotellobbyginfizzes杜松子汽酒金汽酒金酒(Gin)诞生在荷兰，成长在英国。是鸡尾酒中使用最多的一种酒，有鸡尾酒心脏美誉。Paras.4-16

WhatEdwardknewaboutLennyhotelloungeginfizzes杜松子汽酒P49WhatdidEdwardknowaboutLenny?para11He'dbelongedtosomeverygoodclubs.para13Hewasquitearemarkableplayer.Heseemedtohaveaninstinctaboutthecards.para15Hewasalwayswell-dressedandsmart-looking.Hewashandsomeinawaywithcurlyhairandpink-and-whitecheeks.Hewasonlywild.(?)Hedranktoomuchandgambled(赌博）.WhatdidEdwardknowaboutLen50curly['kɜːlɪ]curlyhairstraighthairIfyoutouchahedgehogitwillreactbycurlingintoaball.curlvi.(身子)卷曲；蜷缩curly['kɜːlɪ]curlyhair51curl:vt.使卷曲Iwanttocurlmyhairbeforegoingtotheparty.eyelashcurler睫毛夹curl:vt.使卷曲Iwanttocurlmy52wildadj.野生的；野蛮的；任性的；

放荡不羁的BigWildGoosePagoda唐代永徽三年（公元652年）wildanimal野兽wildtribes野蛮部落awildchild任性的孩子runwild失去控制wildadj.野生的；野蛮的；任性的；

放荡不羁的53wildn.荒野Pan潘神

InGreekmythology,Panisthegodofthewild,shepherds（牧羊人）andflocks（羊群）.inthewild在野外wildn.荒野Pan潘神inthewild在野54WhatdidEdwardBurtondowhenhementionedLennyBurton?14.Burtonsippedhisginfizz.16.Burtongaveakindlychuckle.Iknewfrommyownexperiencethathecouldlosemoneyatbridgewithagoodgrace(?).Hestrokedhisshavenchinwithhisthinhand;theveins(静脉）stoodoutonitanditwasalmosttransparent.withagoodgrace欣然地，高高兴兴地WhatdidEdwardBurtondowhen55sipsipv.drink(sth.),takingaverysmallamounteachtime小口地喝，抿,啜饮Ilike

sippingcappuccinoatStarbucksandspendingalovelyafternoonthere.

sipsipv.drink(sth.),taking56strokevt.轻抚Whilestrokingherlittlecatsoftly,theoldladywatchedthetelevision.老太太一边轻轻抚摩着她的爱猫，一边欣赏着电视节目。strokevt.轻抚Whilestrokinghe57stroken.中风Onemorereasontokeepyourglasshalffull:Optimists（乐观者）mightbelesslikelytohaveastroke.又有一个原因来让你保持乐观。那就是乐观的人不容易患中风。

stroken.中风Onemorereasont5859

transparent透明的

Thejellybag,designedandproducedinItaly,ismadefromanall-natural,semi-transparent（半透明的）rubberwhichmakesthebagskinratherlikejelly,bothintouchandappearance.59transparent透明的

Thejelly59TextorganizationPara4-51:TheauthorEdwardBurtonLennyBurtonTellthestoryThestorybetweenthemTextorganizationPara4-51:The60Paras.17-36Discussion:WhathappenedtoLenny?Paras.17-36Discussion:61para.17hewentbroke.(why?)para.23.hehadhadbadluckatcardsforsometime.Hehadn'tbeenwillingtostickto（坚持）bridge,he'dbeenplayingpoker,andhe'dgottrimmed.Hehadn'tapenny.He'dpawned(典当）everythinghehad.Hecouldn'tpayhishotelbillandtheywouldn'tgivehimanymorecredit（赊账）.Hewasdownandout.Ifhecouldn'tgetsomethingtodohe'dcommitsuicide.WhathappenedtoLenny?para.17hewentbroke.(why?62gobroke:gobankruptHeinvestedallhismoneyinstock;unfortunatelyhemadeonewrongchoiceafteranotherandfinallywentbroke.deeplyindebt债台高筑pawneverythingvaluableaspoorasachurchmousedownandoutgobroke:gobankruptHeinvest63commitsuicidecommitacrime犯罪commitmurdersuicide=sui(self)+cide(kill)pesticide杀虫剂infanticide杀婴commitsuicidecommitacrime犯64HowdidLennylooklikewhenheaskedhelp?para.24

Ilookedathimforabit.Icouldseenowthathewasalltopieces.He'dbeendrinkingmorethanusualandhelookedfifty.Thegirlswouldn'thavethoughtsomuchofhimifthey'dseenhimthen.HowdidLennylooklikewhenh65HowdidEdwardtreatLenny?17.'Iwasrathersurprised.'21.'Icouldn'thelplaughing.'22.‘"I'mafraidIcan'tdoanythingforyoujustyet,"Isaid."Comebackandseemeinanotherthirty-fiveyears,andI'llseewhatIcando.”EdwardBurtonHowdidEdwardtreatLenny?17.6625.'"Well

isn'tthereanythingyoucandoexceptplaycards?”Iaskedhim.26."'Icanswim,"hesaid.27.‘Icouldhardlybelievemyears;itseemedsuchaninsaneanswertogive.25.'"Wellisn'tthereanyth67insaneadj.精神病的；疯狂的；极愚蠢的Aninsanepersonisnotresponsibleforhisactions.精神病患者对其行为不负任何责任。Areyouinsane/crazy/outofyourmind?你疯了吗?(美国人绝对常用!)Itwasinsanetotaketheboatontheseainthatstorm.insaneadj.精神病的；疯狂的；极愚蠢的Anin6830.'Igotsomeglimmering(模糊的感觉）ofwhathewasdrivingat.

I'veknowntoomanymenwhowerelittletingodsattheiruniversitytobeimpressedbyit(?).driveat:bereallytryingtosay意指；想表达的tingod:自命不凡的人Thetin(锡）inthisexpressionalludestothefactthattinisametalwithrelativelylittlevalue.impress：给...留下印象A.beimpressedbyB:B使某A印象深刻30.'Igotsomeglimmering(模糊的69paras.32-51HowdidEdward"help"Lenny?34‘DoyouknowKobe?"heasked.35‘No,’Isaid,"Ipassedthroughitonce,butIonlyspentanightthere."36‘Thenyoudon'tknowtheShioyaClub(盐谷俱乐部）.WhenIwasayoungmanIswamfromthereroundthebeaconandlandedatthecreekofTarumi（垂水）.It'soverthreemilesandit'sratherdifficultonaccountof（becauseof)thecurrentsroundthebeacon.Well,ItoldmyyoungnamesakeaboutitandIsaidtohimthatifhe'ddoitI'dgivehimajob.paras.32-51HowdidEdward"h70currentn.（水，气，电）流；潮流Ifeltacurrentofcoolairblowinginmyface.TheNorthernHemisphere(北半球）owesitsclimatetotheNorthAtlanticCurrent.currentprice现行价格currentsituation现状currentjob现职currently(adj.):now,atpresentcurrentn.（水，气，电）流；潮流Ifelt71constitutionn1)体质2）宪法Becauseofherweakconstitution,shefallsillfrequently.Aconstitutionisthefoundationofanation.constitutionn1)体质2）宪法Becau72rubvt.擦；摩擦Itwascold,

sosherubbedherhandstogether.天很冷，她使劲搓着双手。Thefloorhasbeenrubbedcleanandshiny.地板擦得明光锃亮。rubvt.擦；摩擦Itwascold,so73vacancy['veikənsi]n.空缺；空位A:Doyouhaveavacancyinyourrestaurant?B:Westillhavevacanciesforcooksbutotherpositions(职位）havebeenfilled.vacancy['veikənsi]n.空缺；空位A:74vacantadj.Halfwaydownthebuswasavacantseat.这辆公共汽车中部有个空座。Shehadakindofvacantlookonherface.在她脸上有一种茫然的表情。vacantadj.Halfwaydownt7537"Icouldseehewasrathertakenaback.（wasshocked)38"'Yousayyou'reaswimmer,'Isaid.39"'I'mnotinverygoodcondition,'heanswered.40"Ididn'tsayanything.Ishruggedmyshoulders.Helookedatmeforamomentandthenhenodded.41"'Allright,'hesaid.'Whendoyouwantmetodoit?'toexpressdisapproval,indifference,ignorance,helplessness,contempt,etc.37"Icouldseehewasrath7642"Ilookedatmywatch.Itwasjustafterten.43"'Theswimshouldn'ttakeyoumuchoveranhourandaquarter.I'lldriveroundtothecreek（小溪)athalfpasttwelveandmeetyou.I'lltakeyoubacktotheclubtodressandthenwe'llhavelunchtogether.'44"'Done,'hesaid.42"Ilookedatmywatch.I7745"Weshookhands.Iwishedhimgoodluckandheleftme.IhadalotofworktodothatmorningandIonlyjustmanagedtogettothecreekatTarumi(垂水）athalfpasttwelve.ButIneedn'thavehurried;heneverturnedup(？）."needn'thavedone没有必要做某事(却做了）Igotupat7:00thatmorning,butIneedn'thavedonesobecauseitwasSaturday.turnup:showup,appear45"Weshookhands.Iwishe7846"Didhefunk（:shrinkfrom)itatthelastmoment?"Iasked.47"No,hedidn'tfunkit.Hestartedallright.Butofcoursehe'd_______(毁坏了）hisconstitution（？）bydrinkanddissipation（玩乐）.Thecurrentsroundthebeaconweremorethanhecouldmanage.Wedidn'tgetthe______(尸体）foraboutthreedays."ruined：damaged,destroyedconstitution(体质）body:corpsebride

46"Didhefunk（:shrinkfro7948Ididn'tsayanythingforamomentortwo.Iwasatrifle(alittle)shocked.ThenIaskedBurtonaquestion.49"Whenyoumadehimthatofferofajob,didyouknowhe'dbe________(淹死）?"50Hegavealittlemildchuckleandhelookedatmewiththosekindand______(坦率的）blueeyesofhis.He______(摩擦）hischinwithhishand.51"Well,Ihadn'tgota_____(空缺）inmyofficeatthemoment."drownedcandidrubbedvacancy48Ididn'tsayanythingfo80DiscussionWhatdoestheshortstorymakeyoufeel?Somepeopleseem(看似）easytounderstand:theircharacterappears（似乎）obviousonfirstmeeting.Appearances,however,canbedeceptive.Velvet（天鹅绒般的）paws(肉爪）hidesharpclaws（尖爪）.sparkleDiscussionWhatdoestheshort81Vocabularyp.1501)Inaway在某种程度上2)inaccordancewith根据力学（mechanics)成功地揭示了自然界的可靠法则，启发伽利略发现整个自然界都是根据力学法则来构建的。

伽利略（GalileoGalilei，1564--1642）。意大利数学家、物理学家、天文学家，科学革命的先驱。伽利略发明了温度计，在科学上为人类作出过巨大贡献，是近代实验科学的奠基人之一。Vocabularyp.1501)Inaway823)vacancy空缺4)ingoodcondition身体状况好5)transparent透明的plastics塑料plasticsurgery整形（塑性）手术

3)vacancy空缺836)rub（擦）7)spicy（下流的）8)hitherto（迄今为止）9)with(a)badgrace（不情愿地，勉强地）10)instinct（本能）11)pawned（典当）12)current（水流）6)rub（擦）84IITranslationp.1561)Ihaveaninstinct（直觉）thatHenrywillseektojointheexpedition,becauseheissomethingof（有点）anadventurer.2)Heiscapableofstickingtothetaskathand,evenifheisexposedtonoises.beexposedtosth.暴露于sth.中（radiation...sunshine)3)Thetrademarkwasregisteredinaccordancewith

（根据）

thelawshitherto（迄今为止）inforce.inforce:有效的IITranslationp.1561)Ihavea854)Oddlyenough（奇怪的是）,manypeoplevolunteeredtohelporganizethemeeting,butonlyafewturnedup（露面）.5)Theteacher’saffectionate（充满关爱的）words,alongwithhiscandid（坦诚的）

comments,changedthewayMikeperceived（理解）thesocietyandhimself.4)Oddlyenough（奇怪的是）,manype86

Formyownpart（就我来说）,Ifindthatappearancesarealltoooftendeceptive（靠不住的）.Forinstance,youmightbewrongifyoujudgedbyappearancesonlypeoplelikeEdwardHydeBurton.Inappearance,heseemedamanallofapiece（表里如一的）.Hewasatinylittlefellowwithwhitehairandmild（温和的）blueeyes,gentleandcandid（坦率的）.Formyownpart（就我来说）,87

Nevertheless（然而）,heturnedouttobeverycruel.Heinsulted（侮辱）andfooled（愚弄）Lennywhowasdownandout（穷困潦倒的）

andmadehimcommithimselftoaninsane（愚蠢的）venture（冒险）.Whatwasstillmoresurprisingwasthathewascompletelyindifferent（冷漠无情的）toLenny’sdeath.Withoutdoubt,Burtonwasamanwithaheartofstone.Nevertheless（然而）,heturned88WilliamButlerYeats(1865–1939)Irishpoet.YeatsisgenerallyconsideredoneofthefewwriterswhocompletedtheirgreatestworksafterbeingawardedtheNobelPrize.爱尔兰诗人、剧作家和散文家，著名的神秘主义者，是“爱尔兰文艺复兴运动”的领袖，也是艾比剧院（AbbeyTheatre）的创建者之一。叶芝的诗受浪漫主义(romanticism)、唯美主义(aestheticism)、神秘主义(mysticism)、象征主义(symbolism)的影响，演变出其独特的风格。WilliamButlerYeats(1865–1989人教版必修第二册PPT690MaudGonne茉德•岗（1866-1953）MaudGonne,thedaughterofacolonel(上校）intheBritishArmy,wasborninAldershot（奥尔德肖特）in1865.Af