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3.Discussion---0.5class
4.Exercises---2classes
V.Teachingprocess
1.Glossary
1)affectionn.-----affectionatead
tohaveaffectionforsb
towin/gain/one’saffection
Don’twasteyouraffectiononhim,he’llneverloveyou.
Theboystudentsfixeshisaffectiononher,andhecan’tgethimselfawayfromher.
2)banner/flag
banner是指锦旗,奖旗,和抽象意义上的旗帜;
flag是指一般意义上的旗帜。
Thenationalflagisflyinginthewind.
ThepatriotsfoughtunderthebannerofMarxism.
3)arcn.curvedline-------straightline
archn.拱门
4)sacrificen,v
tomakesacrificessthforsborsth.
tosacrificeforsb/sth
Mymotherhassacrificedheryouthformeandmysister.
Sometimesweshouldmakesacrificesforourcountry.
5)yieldn,v
(1)toproducee.g
Farmersyieldwheatinthearea.
(2)togiveine.g.
Wewillneveryieldonsuchanissue.
Iyieldedtotemptationandhadanotherchocolate.
(3)productionorwhatisproducede.g.
agood/rich/pooryieldofwheat
Whatisthericeyieldperacre?
(4)unyielding:
veryfirm
Sheisagentleandunyieldinggirl.
6)braveadj.v
(1)brave---bravery
(2)tobravedangers/one’scritics/thebadweather/thebittercoldandscorchingheat
7)calln.v
(1)tocallup/for/off/in/at/on
(2)oncall/aphonecall/
Thereisacallforarestforus.
2.Warm-up
1)warming-upinformation
AboutBarackObama
BarackObamawasbornin1961inHonolulu,HawaiitoafatherfromKenyaandamotherfromtheUS.HiswifeMichelleObamaandhehavetwodaughtersSashaandMilia.Obamawasbroughtupbyhismotherandgrandparents.ThisisthevictoryspeechObamamadeatGrantPark,ChicagoafterhewaselectedpresidentonNovember5,2008.Obama,the44thandcurrentAmericanpresidentisthefirstAfricanAmericanevertoholdthisoffice.
Abouthisvictoryspeech
2)Structure
Thespeechiswellorganized.Intheopeningpart(paras.1---4),ObamahailshiselectionasavictoryforAmericandemocracy.Inthecentralpart(paras.5—28),hefirstlooksbackonthe21-month-longcampaignandexpresseshisgratitudetoallthosewhohavesupportedhim.ThenhelooksintohisfutureroleandcallsonallAmericanstojoinhiminrebuildingthenation.Intheconcludingpart(paras.29---31),hemapsoutgoalsfortheUnitedStates.
3)Languagepoints
(1)It’sbeenalongtimecoming…(para.5)
Ithasbeenalongtimeincoming./Wehavewaitedalongtimeforthisday./Ithastakenusalongtimetoachievethis.
(2)betteroff(para.6)
Thisis“welloff”inthecomparativedegree.Itmeans“inabettersituation”or“havingmoremoney”,e.g.
I’msurewe’llbemuchbetteroffifweputmoreemphasisonhomeconsumption.
Notethesubtledifferencebetween“better”and“betteroff”,e.g.
Sheisinmuchbetterhealththisyear.
(3)AndIwouldnotbestandingheretonightwithouttheunyieldingsupportofmybestfriendforthelast16years…(para.8)
Itmeansthesameas“Iwouldnothavesucceededifithadnotbeenforthefirmsupportof…”
Noticetheculturaldifferencehere.InChina,thiskindofremarkwouldusuallybeconsideredtoopersonalandthereforeinappropriateforsuchoccasions,whereasintheUnitedStates,thisisexpectedandappreciated.
(4)Itgrewstrengthfromtheyoungpeoplewhorejectedthemythoftheirgeneration’sapathy…(para.12)
Theirgeneration’sapathy:
TheyoungergenerationtodayintheUnitedStateshassometimesbeenreferredtobysomepeopleas“thegenerationofapathy”,meaningtheyareratherindifferenttowhatgoesonintheworldorinthecountry.Obamasaysthatwhatyoungpeoplehavedoneinthiselectionhasprovedthatitisnotso;
theyoungergenerationdoescare.
(5)Letusresistthetemptationtofallbackonthesamepartisanship…(para.8)
tofallbackonsth/sb:
touseordosthelseafterthingshavefailed(退而
求其次)e.g.
Ifwecannotgetenoughoilintheinternationalmarket,wewillhavetofall
backonourowncoal.
Duringthatenergycrisis,eventheQueenandthePrimeMinisterhadtofall
backoncandles.
(6)Butonethat’sonmymindtonightisaboutawomanwhocastherballotinAtlanta.(para.21)
Onone’smind:
inone’sthoughtsormakingoneworry(压在某人心头;
使某人牵肠挂肚)Compare:
Iwonderwhatisgoingoninhisyoungmind.
Youseemtohavesomethingonyourmind.Whydon’tyoutellme?
(7)Atatimewhenwomen’svoicesweresilencedandtheirhopesdismissed…(para.24)
dismiss:
refusetoacceptanideaastrueorimportant,e.g.
Don’tdismissthesesuggestionstooquickly.Givethematry.
Mostobserversdismissedtheideathatthisearthquakemighthavebeencausedbyasecretnucleartest.
Studythefollowingsentencesfortheotherusesoftheword“dismiss”:
Classisdismissed.(下课)
Hewasdismissedbythebossforhisseriousneglectedofduty.(被解雇)
(8)Parallelism----onekindoffiguresofspeech
Generally,asemi-colonorcommashouldbeusedbetweentheparallelparts.
e.g.
Asknotwhatyourcountrycandoforyou,askwhatyoucandoforyourcountry.
Hepickedupthecarton,unlockedthedoor,andwentintotheapartment.
Tonightweprovedoncemorethatthetruestrengthofournationcomesnotfromthemightofourarmsorthescaleofourwealth,butfromtheenduringpowerofourideals:
democracy,liberty,opportunity,andunyieldinghope.
4)CulturaldifferencesbetweenAmericaandChina.
i.ThereisanunwrittenruleintheUnitedStatesthatpoliticianscanfightwithallweaponsintheirhands,buttheymustfightfair,andoncethepeople’schoiceismade,theopposingsidesshouldshakehandslikegentlemen.Thelosermustcongratulatethewinner,andthewinnershouldalsoshowrespectfortheloser.Thisiscalledsportsmanshiporstatesmanship.AndthisiswhatwefindinObama’sspeech.Nobodyofcoursewillbelievethateithersidehasforgottenwhathasbeensaidordoneduringthecompaign,butagamewithrulesafterallisbetterthannorules.
ii.ForChinesepeople,itsoundsabitfunnyforthepresident-electtogivehisthankssolavishlytohiswifeanddaughtersopenlyonthissolemnoccasion.ButinAmericanculture,peoplelikethispersonaltouch.Itshowsthepresidentisjustlikeeveryoneofus.Italsoshowsthatthepresidentlovershisfamilyandhischildren,bothofwhicharevitalAmericanvalues.
iii.Obama’attitudetowardthosewhohavenotvotedforhimisalsepraise-worthy,especiallywhenwethinkofhowtyrantsinhistorytreatedtheiropponents.WemaysayObamaisjustbeingclever,butthefactthathehastopretendtolikehisopponentsisalreadybigprogress.
iv.Ontheotherhand,wemustnotbesonaï
veastothinkthatagreatoratorisalwaysagreatleader,ortothinkwhoevercangetmostvotedmustknowhowtosolveproblems.Infact,intheUnitedStates,peoplealsodistrustpoliticians.Scholarsevensaypoliticiansandhonestyareantonyms.Soletuskeepwatchingandseewhetherthemanwhodeliversbeautifulspeechescanreallydeliverwhathisspeecheshavepromised.
5)CommentonObama’sperformancesincehemadehisvictoryspeech.
4.Assignments
1)Preview:
todecidewhetherthestatementsinthetextbookaretrue(T)orfalse(F).
2)Vocabulary:
Ex.4and6.
3)Grammar:
Ex.2,4and5.
Unit10Pompeii
1.GettoknowthecityPompeiibeforeandaftertheyearAD79.
2.UnderstandthelastdaysofPompeiifromthetext.
3.Masterthekeywordsandexpressionsconnectedwithvolcaniceruption.
4.Graspthefunctionsofthepastparticiplephraseasadverbialmodifierandobjectcomplement.
5.Tellthedifferencesamongthewordsandexpressionsthestudentsoftenconfuse,includingalive/live/lively.
II.Importantpoints
1.thebackgroundaboutthecityPompeii
2.grasppastparticipleasadverbialmodifierandasobjectmodifier.
III.Difficultpoints
thedetaileddescriptionaboutthedisasterstrickencity---Pompeii.
IV.Timeassignment
1.Glossary:
1.5classes
2.Warm-up:
0.5class
3.Textappreciation:
2classes
4.Exercises:
5.Dictationandrecitation:
1class
1.Glossary
1)AD:
infullAnnoDomini,LatinfortheYearofOurLord.TheChristianmythhasitthatAD1wastheyearJesusChristwasborn(Hewasprobablybornyearsearlier).TimebeforeADiscalledBC,i.e.,BeforeChrist.
2)doom
ndeathordestruction
Heknowshisdoomiscoming.
v.bedoomedtodosthortosth,e.g.
Theyaredoomedtomeetagain.
Theplanwasdoomedtofailurefromthebeginning.
3)prosperousadj----------prosperityn.
Peacebringsprosperity.
aprosperousfamily/business/year
4)branch
n.branches分公司-------theheadoffice总部
v.todivideintomoreparts,e.g.
Theroadbranchestotheright.这条道路向右分岔。
Followtheroaduntilitbranches.一直走到岔路口。
5)monoxiden.dioxiden.
mono-:
singleoronlyone,e.g.
monologuen.独白monopolyv.垄断
6)poisonousadj.–ousisanadjectivesuffix,formoreexamples:
dangerous,perilous
1)BackgroundaboutVesuvius
Vesuviusisprobablythemostfamousvolcanointheworldandthemostobservedbyscientists.Geologicalevidence