学年高二英语外研版选修六教学案Module 6 Section 4 Word版含答案.docx

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学年高二英语外研版选修六教学案Module6Section4Word版含答案

Ⅰ.ReadthepassageonP79andputthesentencesinthecorrectorder.

A．TogetherwithPrivateKowalski,thewriterenteredthevillage.

B．ThewritertakepartintheDDaylandings.

C．Hewentintothebarbershoptohavehisfaceshavedandhishaircut.

D．TwodayslaterhefoundhimselfoutsideapeacefulvillageinFrance.

E．ThesoldiersandtheFrenchpeopledranktocelebratethevictory.

F．ThetwoofthemwerewarmlywelcomedbysomeFrenchmen.

答案：

BDAFCE

Ⅱ.ChoosethebestansweraccordingtothetextonP79.

1．Whentheauthorandhiscompanionsenteredthevillage,theyhesitatedbecause.

A．manyoftheirfriendswerekilledbytheenemy

B．theremightstillhavebeenmanyenemysoldiers

C．theenemyhadabandonedthevillage

D．therestoftheircompanyhadn'tarrived

2．Accordingtothetext,whatmadetheauthorandhiscompanionsfeelastonished?

A．ReceivingtheconfidentialorderstojointheDDaylandingtroops.

B．Fivemenwithgunsgatheringaroundthem.

C．Somewomenappearingandkissingtheminthevillage.

D．FindingthemselvesoutsideapeacefulvillageinFrance.

3．Inthetext,“He...gavemethebestshaveIhadhadinyears”meansthat.

A．thebarberwasexpertinshavingforcustomers

B．withoutthetools,theauthorcouldn'tshavebyhimself

C．becauseofthewar,theauthordidn'tshaveforalongtime

D．theauthorhadnomoneytohaveashave

4．Theysaid“cheers”anddranktoliberationandtotheFrenchConstitutioninorderto.

A．showtheyhopedthevillagerswouldsoonbefreeandingoodhealth

B．thankthevillagersforthefoodandfortheirwelcome

C．celebratefreedomandthereturntopoweroftheFrenchgovernment

D．introducetherestofthecompanytothevillagers

5．Theauthorfeltthatallthefearanddangerhadbeenworthwhilebecause.

A．thevillagerstreatedthemlikeheroes

B．theycheckedthatthevillagewassafe

C．theydrankandcheeredwiththevillagers

D．thevillagersgavethemperfumefortheirgirlfriends

答案：

1～5BDCCA

Ⅰ.单词拼写

1．Aftersixhoursontheroof,thegunmansurrendered（投降）tothepolice.

2．Jacksatonthesofa,yelling（叫喊）athissister,butshecompletelyignoredhim.

3．Thehousewasa（n）mess（混乱的局面）afterthepartyandwespentnearlyanhourtidyingit.

4．That'smypersonalview（观点）ofwhatvaluesare.

5．Herparentsmademanysacrifices（牺牲）sothatshecouldgotouniversity.

6．Wehadalongwait,butitwasworthwhile（值得做的）becausewegotthetickets.

7．Allthepeopleontheshipwereinsafetydespite（不管；尽管）thestorm.

8．I'vejustbeeninformedthatmybaggage（行李）hadalreadyarrived.

9．Ihategoingoutalone,soItakemydaughterforcompany（陪伴）．

10．Thisantismokingcampaign（活动）ismainlyaimedatyoungteenagers.

Ⅱ.拓展词汇

1．senselessadj.无意义的，欠思考的→sensen．感觉；感官vt.感觉到；明白，了解→sensibleadj.明智的，理智的；合理的→sensitiveadj.敏感的，感觉敏锐的

2．couragen．勇气，胆量→encouragev．鼓舞，鼓励→discouragevt.使……泄气

3．memorableadj.难忘的，特别的，值得回忆的→memoryn．记忆力，回忆，记忆→memorizev．记住，记录，记下

4．unloadv．卸下→loadv．&n．装载，负担

5．cheersint.（用于祝酒）祝你健康→cheerv．欢呼；喝彩

6．liberationn．解放→liberatev．解放，使获自由

7．armv．装备；武装→armedadj.携带武器的；武装的

8．disagreementn．争论，矛盾，意见不合→agreementn．协议；一致

[巧记单词]

词根

词形变化

构词点拨

sense

senseless

名词加less构成具有否定意义的形容词

courage

encourage

en加名词构成动词

Ⅲ.补全短语

1．beknownas作为……而出名

2．upto多达

3．inthedistance在远处

4．beannoyedwithsb.被……惹恼，对……很恼火

5．beinvolvedin卷入，涉及

6．toone'sastonishment令某人惊讶的是

7．drinkto为……干杯，祝酒

8．inreturnto作为报答

9．atwar交战

10．setout出发

11．drawattentionto引起对……的注意

12．inthefaceof面对

1．[教材原句]JamesRyanisthefourthbrothertobeinvolvedintheSecondWorldWar.

詹姆斯·瑞恩是被卷入第二次世界大战漩涡的第四个兄弟。

[句型点拨]此句中使用了“the＋序数词（＋n.）＋动词不定式”的结构，动词不定式作定语。

[佳句赏析]这家超市是这个镇上第一个建起来的。

Thissupermarketwasthefirsttobesetupinthistown.

2．[教材原句]．..afteradayfightingandseeingmanyofmyfriendskilledbytheenemy,wefoundourselvesoutsideapeacefulvillageinFrance.

经过一天的战斗，并亲眼目睹我的很多朋友被敌军残杀后，我们发现我们来到了一个宁静的法国村庄外面。

[句型点拨]句中foundourselvesoutside是“find＋宾语＋宾补”的一种形式，此句中的宾补语为介词短语。

[佳句赏析]当他醒来时，他发现自己在地板上。

Whenhewokeup,hefoundhimselfonthefloor.

3．[教材原句]Neverinthefieldofhumanconflictwassomuchowedbysomanytosofew.

人类斗争的历史上从来没有这样以少胜多的情况。

[句型点拨]本句是以否定副词never开头的句子，所以句子形式要用部分倒装形式。

[佳句赏析]我从来没有读过这样的故事。

NeverhaveIreadsuchstories.

[课文对译]

ReadingandVocabulary

DDay＋2

Toourastonishment,justtwodaysafterwehadreceivedourconfidentialorderstojointheDDaylandingtroops,andafteradayfightingandseeingmanyofmyfriendskilledbytheenemy,wefoundourselvesoutsideapeacefulvillageinFrance.Itwassosudden,afterthemessandconfusionofwaronthebeach.

Itwaslateafternoon,andthesunwassettingonaperfectcountrysceneoffarmbuildings,amainstreet,afewshops,agarageandachurch.Butwehesitatedbecausewewereawarethattheremightstillhavebeenenemysoldiers.OurlieutenanttoldPrivateKowalskiandmetoadvanceandcheckthevillage.

Asweenteredthemainstreet,ayoungwomanonatractordroveoutofthegarage,sawusandcalledoutsomethinginFrench.Immediatelyfivemencameoutofthebar,andtwomorefromafarmyard,holdingguns.Itookoffmyhelmetandyelled,“American！

Putyourgunsdown！

”Theygatheredroundus,shoutingandshakingourhands.Somewomenappearedandkissedus.

Wesoonunderstoodthattheenemyhadabandonedthevillage,soKowalskiwentbacktotheotherstoletthemknowitwassafe.Iwalkedintoabarbershopandstrokedmychin,toshowIneededtoshave.Thebarberhadamagnificentmoustache,whichheusedwax

tokeepinshape.Hefilledatinwithcoldwater,andtookoutarazorfromadrawer.Heusedaleathersharpenerontherazor,andthengavemethebestshaveIhadhadinyears.Finallyhepickedupapairofscissorsandacomb,andcutmyhair.

Whentherestofourcompanyarrived,theyunloadedtheirbaggageandbeddingwhilethevillagersbroughtoutsomejarsofwine,andlaidatableinthemiddleofthestreet,whichtheythencoveredwithplatesofpotatoesandcarrots,hamandsausages.Someoneshouted“Cheers！

”inEnglishandwealldranktoliberationandtotheFrenchconstitution.Someofourboyshadnevertastedwinebefore,andspatitout,thinkingitwasvinegar.

Wegavestockingstothewomen,whichtheyloved,andinreturn,theygaveusperfumeforourgirlfriends.IwastooashamedtoadmitthatIwastooyoungtohaveagirlfriend.Butthevillagerstreateduslikeheroes,andforabriefmoment,Ifeltthatallthefearanddangerhadbeenworthwhile.ButIalsorememberedmyfriendswhohaddiedearlierthatday,andwonderediftheywouldhaveagreed.,D日登陆＋2

使我们吃惊的是，就在我们接到加入D日登陆部队的机密命令后仅仅两天，经过一天的战斗并亲眼目睹我的很多朋友被敌军残杀后，我们发现我们来到了一个宁静的法国村庄外面。

在经过了海滩战斗的混乱局面之后，一切是那么突然。

天色已近黄昏，阳光照在农舍、大街、几个商店、车库和教堂上，一片完美的乡村景色。

但是我们迟疑着，因为我们意识到或许那里还有敌兵。

我们的少尉让我和士兵科瓦尔斯基前去查看一下村庄。

当我们进入大街时，一位年轻女子把拖拉机开出车库，看见我们用法语大叫着什么。

立刻有五个男人从酒吧里出来，还有两个人从农田里端着枪出来。

我摘下头盔大喊：

“美国人！

把枪放下！

”他们聚集在我们周围，叫喊着，跟我们握手。

一些妇女出现了并和我们亲吻。

我们很快明白了，敌军已撤出了村子，所以科瓦尔斯基回去告诉其他人这里很安全。

我走进理发店，摸着下巴以表示我需要刮胡子。

理发师留着漂亮的胡须，还用了定型蜡。

他把一个小罐装满凉水，从抽屉里拿出剃刀。

他在一个皮革的磨具上磨剃刀，然后给我刮了一次多年来最好的胡子。

最后他拿起一把剪子和一个梳子为我理发。

当全连其他人员赶到后，村民们在他们卸下行李和铺盖的时候，拿出几瓶葡萄酒，在街中间摆开桌子，然后在上面摆满了一盘盘的土豆、胡萝卜、火腿和香肠。

有人用英语大喊“干杯！

”，于是我们都为解放和法国宪法干杯。

我们的男孩中有一些以前从未尝过葡萄酒，把它吐了出来，还以为是醋呢。

我们送给妇女们丝袜，她们非常喜欢，作为回礼，她们给我们香水要我们送给女朋友。

我感到难为情，不愿承认太小还没有女朋友。

但村民把我们像英雄一样对待，一瞬间我觉得所有的恐惧和危险是值得的。

但我又想起了我那天死去的朋友，不知道他们是否也这样认为。

ReadingPractice

WinstonChurchill'sSpeeches

WinstonChurchilliswellknownasastatesman,politicianandastheBritishPrimeMinisterduringmostoftheSecondWorldWar.Heisespeciallyfamousforhisspeecheswhichmanybelievemadepeopleevenmoredeterminedtodefeattheenemy.Manyofthesespeechescontainedlineswhicharerememberedeventoday.

Churchillmadeoneofhisgreatestspeechesin1940,whenhewasinvitedtobecomePrimeMinisterofBritain,andtheleaderofanewgovernment.Thecountryhadbeenatwarforovereightmonths,andheknewthatitwouldsuffermanygreatdefeatsbeforeitwouldbegintowinthewar.Soon13May1940hepromisedtheHouseofCommons：

“IwouldsaytotheHouse,asIsaidtothosewhohavejoinedtheGovernment,‘Ihavenothingtoofferbutblood,toil,tearsandsweat.’”

Amonthlater,theGermanyarmyhadadvancedacrossnorthernEurope,andtheBritishArmyhadretreatedtothecoastoftheEnglishChannel.TheonlyescapewastocrosstheseabacktoEngland.HundredsofsmallboatssetoutfromportsontheEnglishcoasttobringbackthesoldiersfromthebeachesofDunkirkinFrance.ButChurchillencouragedpeoplethatthiswasonlyatemporarydefeatinaspeechwhichincludedthewords,“Weshallfightonthebeaches,weshallfightonthelandinggrounds,weshallfightinthefieldsandinthestreets,weshallfightinthehills;weshallneversurrender.”

On18June1940,ChurchillgaveanotherfinespeechwhenhedrewattentiontothecourageofeveryonedefendingBritain.“Inyearstocome，”hesaid,“...menwillsay,‘Thiswastheirfinesthour.’”

TheGermanscontinuedtheirattacksonBritainfromtheair.AsmallnumberofpilotsresistedthemuchlargerGermanAirForce.Germanylostmanyairplanes,andwasforcedtochangetheirstrategy.Britainwasnolongerthreatenedbyanearlyinvasion,andon20August1940,hesaid,“Neverinthefieldofhumanconflictwassomuchowedbysomanytosofew.”

Intwoyears,Germanybegantolosesomeimportantbattles.AfteradefeatinNorthAfrica,on10November1942hemadea

speechwiththefamouswords,“Nowthisisnottheend.Itisnoteventhebeginningoftheend.Butitis,perhaps,theendofthebeginning.”

ManypeoplebelievethatChurchill'sleadershipinspiredpeopletoremainbraveinthefaceofNaziGermany.Hisspeechesarestillrememberedandq