新世纪高职英语Unit文档格式.docx

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Usingwordpartstofindoutthemeaningsofwords

Readingachart

Layoutofbusinessletters

Grammar

定语从句

That,which,who,whom,where,when

TeachingProcedures

LeadInActivity;

StudyoftheText;

StudyofWordsandPhrases;

StudyofReadMore;

StudyofPracticalReading;

StudyofPracticalWriting

TotalPeriods

6periods/perunit

授课内容：

1.UnderstandtheText：

ParadiseLost?

2.Explainthekeywordsandstructuresinthetext.

目的要求：

1.UnderstandwhyParadiseLost

2.Masterthekeywordsandstructuresinthetext

有关记录：

板书设计：

→ParadiseLost:

Itwaspublishedin1667andtellsthestoryofSatan’s（撒旦）rebellionagainstGodandhisexpulsionfromheavenandthesubsequenttemptationandexpulsionofAdamandEvefromtheGardenofEden.

→Rainforest:

Woodlandischaracterizedbylushvegetationandheavyrainfall.

→ChristopherColumbus（1451-1506）:

HemadeatotaloffourtripstotheCaribbeanandSouthAmericaduringtheyears1492-1504.

→Amazon（River）

TheAmazonRiveristhelargestriverintheworld.Withitsmorethan1,000tributaries,theAmazonRivernetworkencompassesalmosthalfofSouthAmerica.

I.Leadin（15minutes）

AskthestudentstodiscussinpairstheimportanceofforestandwhyParadiseLost,andthenasksomepairstotelltheiropinionstothewholeclass.

Q1:

HowdidColumbusthinkoftherainforest?

A:

HethoughtitwasmostbeautifulandquitedifferentfromthatinEurope,withflowersandfruits,andlittlebirdssingingsweetly.

Q2.WhatisspecialaboutColumbus’descriptionoftherainforest?

Hisdescriptionwasthefirstknownwrittenoneabouttherainforest.

Q3.WhataretheoldestcommunitiesoflivingthingsontheEarth?

Intheauthor’sview,therainforestsaretheoldest.

II.Teaching（65minutes）

1.BackgroundInformation（5minutes）

1）ThemasterpieceoftheEnglishpoetJohnMilton（1608-1674）andoneofthegreatestpoemsinworldliterature.Itwaspublishedin1667andtellsthestoryofSatan’s（撒旦）rebellionagainstGodandhisexpulsionfromheavenandthesubsequenttemptationandexpulsionofAdamandEvefromtheGardenofEden.

2）Woodlandischaracterizedbylushvegetationandheavyrainfall.Rainforestsaretheworld’smostbiologicallydiverseecosystems.Althoughtheycoverlessthan10percentoftheEarth’ssurface,tropicalrainforestsprovidehabitatfor50to90percentoftheworld’splantandanimalspecies.Tropicalrain-forestsarecalledthe“jeweloftheEarth,”the“Earth’slungs,”andthe“world’slargestpharmacy”becauseofthelargeamountofnaturalmedicinesdiscoveredthere.

ThelargesttropicalrainforestsexistinSouthAmerica’sAmazonbasin（theAmazonRainforest）,intheequatorialportionsoftheDemocraticRepublicofCongo,andinmuchofIndonesia.Temperaterainforests,dominatedbyonlyafewspeciesoftrees,arefoundalongthePacificcoastofNorthAmericafromAlaskathroughWashingtonstate,intheformerYugoslavia,andinpartsofJapan.

3）ItalianSpanishnavigatorwhosailedacrosstheAtlanticOceanin1492,inanattempttofindashorterroutetoIndia.HemadeatotaloffourtripstotheCaribbeanandSouthAmericaduringtheyears1492-1504.HeachievedfamebymakinglandfallintheAmericas,whichhelatercalledthe“NewWorld.”ThearrivalofhisshipsintheWesternHemispherewasoneofthepivotaleventsinworldhistory.ItopenedupanewworldforEuropeansandinitiatedthespreadofWesterncivilizationtoanewhemisphere.

2.Developingvocabulary（30minutes）

1）descriptionn.astatementorapieceofwritingthattellswhatsth.orsb.islike

e.g.Igavethepoliceadescriptionofthestolenjewellery.

e.g.ThebeautyoftheRockiesisbeyonddescription.

Extendedwords:

describev.descriptiveadj.

2）beatv.defeat（acompetitor）,ordoorbebetterthan（sb.orsth.）

e.g.Weplayedthetopclassatfootballbutwecouldn’tbeatthem.

e.g.Theroomwasn’tmuch,butitbeatdrivingtoahotel20milesaway.

3）fragilea.easilydamaged,broken,orharmed

e.g.Becarefulwiththatvase—it’sveryfragile.

e.g.Ifeltratherfragile（=weak）forafewdaysaftertheoperation.

Extendedwords:

dominantadj.dominationn.

4）remaininga.stillleftorstillexisting

e.g.TheUnitedStateshaswithdrawntheremainingstafffromitsembassy.

e.g.Thethreepartieswillmeetnextmonthtoworkoutremainingdifferences.

remainv.

5）clearv.removeorgetridofwhateverisblockingorfillingsth.,ormovepeopleawayfrom（aplace）

e.g.I’llmakethecoffeeifyou’llclearthetable.

e.g.Paulhelpedhiselderlyneighborbyclearingherpathofsnow/clearingsnowfromherpath.

e.g.Afterthebombthreat,policeclearedtheareauntilitwassearched.

6）establishv.grow,orcauseaplanttogrow,successfullyanewplace

e.g.Thenewownersestablishedanavenueofpoplars.

e.g.Keeptheareaweededtoallowtheseedlingstoestablish.

establishmentv.

7）varieda.havingorshowingmanydifferenttypes,orchangingoften

e.g.Itisessentialthatyourdietisvariedandbalanced.

e.g.Beforehiselectiontothepresidency,Mitterrandhadenjoyedalongandvariedcareer.

varyv.variationn.varietyn.variousadj.

8）processn.aseriesofactionstoachieveanaim;

aseriesofchangesthathappennaturally

e.g.ThisdecisionmaydelaytheprocessofEuropeanunification.

e.g.Shearrivedatthecorrectanswerbyaprocessofelimination.

e.g.Scientistswantedtofindouthowtheprocessofagingcouldbesloweddown.

9）absorbv.takesth.in,especiallygradually

e.g.Thedrugisquicklyabsorbedintothebloodstream.

e.g.Incoldclimates,housesneedtohavewallsthatwillabsorbheat.

10）economica.oforrelatingtoeconomics

e.g.HereIprovideaqualitativeassessmentofthecurrenteconomicreforms.

e.g.Thepaceofeconomicgrowthispickingup.

Extendedword:

economyn.

11）renewablea.（ofaformofenergy,resource）abletobesustainedorrenewedindefinitely,eitherbecauseofinexhaustiblesuppliesorbecauseofnewgrowth;

（ofanofficialdocument）capableofbeinglengthenedforanextraperiodoftime

e.g.Planstoincreaserenewableenergysourcessuchaswindandwavepowerarewelcomedbyenvironmentalpressuregroups.

e.g.Anannuallyrenewablecontractissigned.

12）sustainablea.causinglittleornodamagetotheenvironmentandthereforeabletocontinueforalongtime

e.g.Alargeinternationalmeetingwasheldwiththeaimofpromotingsustainabledevelopmentinallcountries.

e.g.Trytobuywoodthatyouknowhascomefromasustainablesource.

sustainv.sustainabilityn.

13）solutionn.theanswertoaproblem

e.g.Whenyoufinishdoingthecrossword,thesolutionisonthebackpage.

e.g.ShejustseemssounhappyandIdon’tknowwhatthesolutionis.

solvev.

3.Detailstudyofthetext（30minutes）

ParagraphOne

1）ComprehensionQuestions

Q:

2）Mainidea

Columbus’firstdescriptionofrainforests.

ParagraphTwo

WhatisspecialaboutColumbus’descriptionoftherainforest?

Althoughbeautiful,rainforestsarefragile.

3）Difficultsentences

“Itremainshardtobeat.”

ThewrittendescriptionofarainforestintheNewWorldhasalwaysbeenoneofthebestofitskind.

ParagraphThree

WhataretheoldestcommunitiesoflivingthingsontheEarth?

ThecityofLondonwasoncecoveredbyrainforests.

ParagraphFour

Whatdoyouknowabouttherainforestsintheworldtoday?

Therainforestscovernomorethansevenpercentoftheearth’ssurfacetoday.

Todayrainforestsonlyexistinasmallpartoftheworld.

3）Sentencestructure

no/notmorethan:

usedtoemphasizehowsmallanumberoramountis

e.g.Therearebeautifulmountainsnotmorethantenminutes’driveaway.

e.g.Eachboxrequiresnomorethanafewhoursoflabortobuild.

ParagraphFive

Whatis“thesecondarygrowth”?

“Thesecondarygrowth”referstothenewgrowthaftertheoriginalgrowthhasbeendestroyed.

Theeffectoftheclearingofrainforests.

ParagraphSix

Howdoesthemodernworldspeeduptheprocessofdestruction?

Moderntechnologydoubtlesslyincreasesefficiencywhenpeopletrytocutdowntrees.

Moderntechnologyspeedsupthedestruction.

betoblame:

beresponsibleforsth.thathappens

e.g.Thedriverwasnottoblameforthetrafficaccident.

e.g.ThepolicyispartlytoblameforcausingtheworstunemploymentinEurope.

Paragraph7:

Whoistoblameforthedestructionofrainforests?

Itishumanbeingsthataretoblameforsuchdestruction.

Hu