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新视野3第6单元新视野大学英语教案

UnitSix

IPURPOSE

1.tomasterthelanguagepointsandgrammaticalstructuresofthetext;

2.tograspthemainidea(earthquakeprediction,preventionandpreparation)andstructureofthetext(ageneralstatementsupportedbydetails);

3.topracticewritingskills(deductionandquestioning)andreadingskills(skimming).

IIIMPORTANTANDDIFFICULTSPOTS

1.Words:

SectionA:

detect;destruction;withstand;horizontal;fasten;wax;enclose;handy;extinguish;chaos;sensible;accurate;resist;forecast;concerning;occurrence;precaution;

SectionB:

rotate;flourish;retain;manual;fraction;collective,exceed;abuse;oppose;accelerate;ignorant

2.Sentences:

SectionA:

(1)L2:

InbothJapanandChina,peoplehavelongbelievedthatearthquakescanbeforecast.

(2)L24:

Also,topreventpropertydamage,architectsnowdesignbuildingssothatthebuilding’scolumnsandhorizontalbeamsareofequalstrengthandverticalsupportcolumnsareinserteddeepintosolidsoil.

(3)L27:

Concretepillarsforhighwaybridgesthatpreviouslyonlyhadsteelrodsinsidearenowenclosedinsteel.

(4)L55:

Asensiblearrangementistohaveallofthemembersofthefamilycalltocheckinwithafriendorrelativewholivesmorethanahundredmilesaway.

SectionB:

(1)L3:

Inotherwords,thingsinnaturearelargeorsmall,neworold,onlyinaccordancewiththemeasuresandthecomparisonsinvolved.

(2)L43:

Shouldpeopleuseituptomanufacturepetrolforautomobiles?

(3)L61:

Whatcausestheacidrainthatformsfromwaterpassingthroughpollutedair?

(4)L66:

Nowthattheyarenolongerignorantofthecausesofthesicknessofourplanet,theyseekwaystohelptheEarth,togivebackwhattheytakeaway.

IIIPROCEDURE

1.Warming-upactivities;

2.Introductiontothepassage(generalquestionsonthepassage);

3.Textanalysis(structureandlanguagepoints);

4.Writingskills;

5.Summary;

6.Assignment.

IVTIMENEEDED

SectionA:

(Total:

135mins)

1.Warming-upactivities:

5mins.

2.Introductiontothepassage:

5mins.

4.TextAnalysis:

70mins.

4.Writingskills:

5mins.

5.Summary:

5mins.

6.Exercises:

45mins.

SectionB:

(Total:

45mins)

Readingskills:

7mins.

Textstudy:

35mins

Summary:

2mins.

Assignment:

1min.

SECTIONA

HowtoPrepareforEarthquakes

PARTONE

PRE-READING/WARM-UP(LISTENANDTALK))

1.Haveyoueverbeeninanearthquake?

Describeanearthquakebrieflywhichyouhaveexperiencedorheardof.

2.Whatwouldyoudoifyouexperiencedanearthquake?

Whatwoulddofirstiftheroomstartedtoshake?

3.Tointroducerelatedbackgroundinformationofearthquake.

PARTTWO

GENERALQUESTIONSONTHEPASSAGE

1.Canwepredictearthquake?

How?

2.Whataretheeffectivemeasurestobetakenwhenanearthquakeoccursaccordingtotheauthor?

What’syouropinion?

3.Canweprepareforearthquake?

How?

4.Inyouropinion,howimportantistheearthquakeeducation?

PARTTHREEADetailedStudyofText

PartOne

Para.1:

1.watchfor(Para.1,line3):

lookatorobservesth.for;searchfor;lookorwaitattentivelyfor

e.g.:

Theyarewatchingfortherightmoment.

CF:

watchfor:

towaitpatiently

watchsth.for:

tolookatornoticesth.

watchout:

lookout

2.InJapan,scientistshavewiredtheEarthandseatodetectmovements.(Line3)

Meaning:

InJapan,scientistshaveplacedwiresontheEarthandintheseatodiscoverthemovementsofthesurfaceoftheEarth.

detect:

notice,discover

e.g.:

Smallquantitiesofpoisonweredetectedinthedeadman’sstomach.

e.g.:

Idetectedaslightchangeinhisattitude

3.freezetodeath(Para.1,line7):

otherphrases:

bleedtodeath;starvetodeath;burntodeath;worktodeath

CF:

putsb.todeath;shootsb.todeath

bescared/bored/tired/sicktodeath

4.aschooloffish(Para.1,line8):

agroupoffish

Thesoundofhismusicattractedaschoolofdolphins.

Otherphraseslikethisoneare:

aherdofcattle/aflockofsheep,birds/

aswarmofbees,insects/apackofwolves,bounds猎狗/anarmyofants

5.wax(Para.1,line13):

v.increase,grow

e.g.:

Thepopularityofthefilmstarswaxedandwaned.名望盛衰无常

n.蜡

awaxcandle蜡烛

PartTwo

Para.2:

6.afterall(Para.2,line15):

(1)(usedforremindingsb.ofacertainfact)itmustberemembered

(2)inspiteofeverything

e.g.:

Afterall,anactor’slifeisspentworkingwithwords.

别忘了,演员的生活就是与语言打交道的。

e.g.:

Afterallitisnotsohardasitlooks.这毕竟不像看上去那么难。

CF:

afterall终究,毕竟

aboveall最重要的是

inall总计,总的来说

atall用于加强语气(notatall)

allthere(口语)清醒的

e.g.:

Idon’tthinkheisquiteallthere.

7.Therefore,buildingstructuresthatcanwithstandthepowerofearthquakesisamajorconcern.(Line17)

withstand:

bear,opposesuccessfully

e.g.:

withstandthestorm

withstandseveretests

Thetroopsweretooweaktowithstandanotherattack.

Meaning:

Therefore,constructingbuildingsthatcanresistthepowerofearthquakesissomethingpeopleareconcernedaboutmost.

8.Concretepillarsforhighwaybridgesthatpreviouslyonlyhadsteelrodsinsidearenowenclosedinsteel.(Line28)

enclose:

surround

e.g.:

Thefencethatenclosedthehousewaspaintedwhite.

Meaning:

Concretepillarsusedforhighwaybridgesthatonlycontainedsteelrodsinthepastarenowwrappedupinsteel.

PartThree

Para.3:

9.attach…to(Para.3,line31)

(1)fastenorjoinsth.tosth.;

(2)causetojoinasanumberof…

e.g.:

Thepicturewasattachedtothewallbyanail.

e.g.:

ThisinstitutionisattachedtotheUniversityofTexas.

CF:

attachsth.tosth.:

把…系在…

attachsb.tosth./sb.使隶属于…

beattachedtosb./sth.留恋某物,爱慕某人

Para.4:

10.inadditionto(Para.4,line34):

asanextraperson,thingorsituationto

e.g.:

ShespeaksfiveforeignlanguagesinadditiontoEnglish.

Para.5:

11.handy(Para.5,line41):

(1)convenientlyplacedforbeingreachedorused

e.g.:

Wearahatandkeepashirthandy.

(2)usefulorconvenienttouse

e.g.:

Anelectrickettleisveryhandy.

12.putout(Para.5,line42):

extinguish;turnoff

e.g.:

Thefiremenputouttheblaze.

e.g.:

Heputoutthelamp.

Para.6

13.agreeon(Para.6,line49):

Ifoneandothersdecideonorarrangetodosth.afterdiscussingit,heagreesonit.经协商达成一致去做某事

e.g.:

Thetwocountriesagreeduponthepeaceformula/negotiationsatthesummitconference.

CF:

agreeto:

accept,approve,promisetofollow

agreewith:

havethesameopinionassomeone

Ifonehasthesameopinionassomeoneelse,heagreeswiththem.

Ifoneacceptssomething,esp.somethingthatwasnothisideaandperhapshedoesnotlike,heagreestoit.

e.g.:

agreetoaterm/aproposal/aplan/adeal

e.g.:

Thecommitteehasagreedtoyourrequest.

e.g.:

Iagreewithyourfather;it’safoolishrisk.

14.bedown(Para.6,line53):

notworking

e.g.:

Mycomputerwasdownthismorning.

15.havesb.dosth.(Para.6,line55):

makesb.dosth;causesb.todosth.

e.g.:

Havehimcomehereatfive.

e.g.:

Thefatherhadhimcopythenewwordstentimes.

16.cheekin(Para.6,line56):

reportone’sarrival,asatahoteldesk,airport,etc.

e.g.:

It’sadvisabletocheekinearlytogetagoodseatonyourflight.

e.g.:

HasMr.Lightcheckedinatthehotelyet?

17.Asensiblearrangementistohaveallofthemembersofthefamilycalltocheckinwithafriendorrelativewholivesmorethanahundredmilesaway.(Line55)

Meaning:

Areasonablearrangementisthateverymemberofthefamilyshouldcallafriendorrelativewholivesmorethanahundredmilesawaytoreporttheirsituation.

PartFour

Para.7

18.beresistantto(Para.7,line64):

offerresistanceto

e.g.:

Conservativepeopleareusuallyresistanttochange.

e.g.:

Thetransplantedtreesareresistanttocoldweather.

19.makea(big/great)difference(Para.7,line65):

havea(n)(significant)effecton

e.g.:

Yoursupportwillcertainlymakeadifferenceinourcause.

e.g.:

Theseaairhasmadeadifferencetohishealth.

CF:

makenodifference:

benotimportant

e.g.:

Itmakesnodifferencetousifthebabyisagirloraboy.

20.concerning(Para.7,line66):

about,withregardto,regarding

e.g.:

ThebookdealswithquestionsconcerningtheFrenchRevolution.

PARTFOURTextAnalysis

PartOne(Para.1)

Ageneralstatement:

Howtopredictanearthquake?

Detail1:

InJapan,scientistshavewiredtheEarthandseatodetectmovements.

Detail2:

Peoplehavenotedbeforeanearthquake:

hensrefusetoentertheircagesatnight;snakescomeoutofthegroundtofreezetodeath;quietdogsbarkalot;largeschoolsoffishswimnearthesurfaceofthewater;pigeons,especiallynoisy,flyinunusualpatterns.

Detail3:

Experimentaldataindicate:

theamountofradoninthewaterunderthesurfaceoftheEarthwaxesbeforeanearthquake.

PartTwo(Para.2)

Ageneralstatement:

Howtopreventthedestructionofproperty?

Detail1:

ManynewstructuresarebuiltwithanI-joint,whichappearstobethemostdurabletypeofjoint.Thesejointsofsteelcanmovewithoutbreaking.

Detail2:

Architectsdesignbuildingssothatthebuilding’scolumnsandhorizontalbeamsareofequalstrength,andverticalsupportcolumnsareinserteddeepintosolidsoil.

Detail3:

Manynewhouseshaverelativelylightroofsandstrongwalls.

Detail4:

Concretepillarsforhighwaybridgesthatpreviouslyonlyhadsteelrodsinsidearenowenclosedinsteel.

PartThree(Para.3-6)

Ageneralstatement:

Howtopreparethemselvesforanearthquake?

Detail1:

Regularlycheckandreinforceyourhomes,placeheavyobjectsinlowpositions,attachcupboardsandcabinetstowalls,andfastendoors.(Para.3)

Detail2:

Havesuppliesofwaterandfoodathomeandatwork.Keepsurvivalsuppliessuchasaradioreceiver,atorch,extrabatteries,first-aid

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