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大学英语泛读教程二第三版第8单元Getting enough sleep(课堂PPT)Unit8Gettingenoughsleep?DreamonChildrenwhodonotgetenoughsleeparemorelikelytobeoverweightaccordingtoanewstudy.NavigationGuideI.Relatedinformation1.1Schemataactivation1.2PreviewQsII.TextComprehension2.1TextAnalysis2.2Post-readingQsIII.DifficultyPoints3.1Keywords...

大学英语泛读教程二第三版第8单元Getting enough sleep(课堂PPT)
Unit8Gettingenoughsleep?DreamonChildrenwhodonotgetenoughsleeparemorelikelytobeoverweightaccordingtoanewstudy.NavigationGuideI.Relatedinformation1.1Schemataactivation1.2PreviewQsII.TextComprehension2.1TextAnalysis2.2Post-readingQsIII.DifficultyPoints3.1Keywords3.2KeyphrasesIV.ReadingSkills4.1ChoosingreadingspeedObjectiveToknowtheconceptofsleepdebtTorealizetheconsequencesofsleepdeprivationToknowhowtoworkoffsleepdebtReadingskill—choosingreadingspeedPreviewQuestionsHowlongdoyouusuallysleepeverynight?Howdoyouwakeupeverymorning,byalarmclockorbybiologicalclock?Howdoyoufeelduringthedaytime?Howdoyouworkoffthesleepiness?Whenyou'reinarushtomeetwork,school,family,orhouseholdresponsibilities,doyoucutbackonyoursleep?Likemanypeople,youmightthinkthatsleepismerelya"downtime"whenthebrainshutsoffandthebodyrests.Howmuchsleepisenough?Sleepneedsvaryfrompersontoperson,andtheychangethroughoutthelifecycle.Mostadultsneed7hoursofsleepeachnight.Newborns,ontheotherhand,sleepbetween16and18hoursaday,andchildreninpreschoolsleepbetween10and12hoursaday.Schoolchildrenandteensneedatleast9hoursofsleepanight.TextComprehensionStructureAnalysisDivisionParagraphMainIdeaPartIP1-p8TointroducethetopicofsleepdebtPartIIP9-p12SleepdebtandtheMortgagedMindPartIIIP13-p16WideawakebutnotrestedPartIVP17-p21Sleepandwell-beingPartVP22-p28Towardasleep-smartlifestyleComprehensionQuestionsWhatkindofmistakesdosleep-deprivedpeoplemake?Howdidthevolunteerperformhistaskduringtheexperiment?Whatistheaverageamountofsleepthatmostpeopleneed?Whatistheresultofsleepdebt?Whydopeoplewakeupbeforethealarmclockgoesoff?What’swrongwiththeclock-dependentalerting?WhatdoesCathy’scaseshow?Whathappenstosleepdebtinthelongterm?Whydopeoplesleepingmorethan10hourstendtohaveshorterlives?Whatdidtheresearchersdototheirsubjectsforthestudy?Whatwastheresultoftheirstudy?Howcouldpeopleadoptasleep-smartlifestyle?KeyWordsConsequence----resultbeproneto----belikelytosufferTap----pressPerspective----viewSynchronize----causetooccuratthesametime同步6.sufficiently----adequately1.足够地2.适当的7.apathetic----indifferent不感兴趣的,冷淡的8.mortality----deathrate9.impaired----weakened10.optimally----bestpossibly最优化11.aptly----rightly适当地ReadingSkillHowtochoosereadingspeedSetthereadingpurposesPreviewthematerialcarefullyDecidethespeed—slow,normalorfastFindthelevelofunderstandingMakeadjustmentsifnecessaryFiguresofspeech(修辞)arewaysofmakingourlanguagefigurative.Whenweusewordsinotherthantheirordinaryorliteralsensetolendforcetoanidea,toheighteneffect,ortocreatesuggestiveimagery,wearesaidtobespeakingorwritingfiguratively.Nowwearegoingtotalkaboutsomecommonformsoffiguresofspeech.1)Simile:(明喻)Itisafigureofspeechwhichmakesacomparisonbetweentwounlikeelementshavingatleastonequalityorcharacteristic(特性)incommon.Tomakethecomparison,wordslike“as,as...as,asifandlike”areusedtotransferthequalityweassociatewithonetotheother.Forexample,Ascoldwaterstoathirstysoul,soisgoodnewsfromafarcountry.2)Metaphor:(暗喻)Itislikeasimile,alsomakesacomparisonbetweentwounlikeelements,butunlikeasimile,thiscomparisonisimpliedratherthanstated.Forexample,theworldisastage.FiguresofSpeech3)Personification:(拟人)Itgiveshumanformoffeelingstoanimals,orlifeandpersonalattributes(赋予)toinanimate(无生命的)objects,ortoideasandabstractions(抽象).Forexample,thewindwhistledthroughthetrees.4)Hyperbole:(夸张)Itisthedeliberateuseofoverstatementorexaggerationtoachieveemphasis.Forinstance,healmostdiedlaughing.5)Understatement:(含蓄陈述)Itistheoppositeofhyperbole,oroverstatement.Itachievesitseffectofemphasizingafactbydeliberately(故意地)understatingit,impressingthelistenerorthereadermorebywhatismerelyimpliedorleftunsaidthanbybarestatement.Forinstance,Istudiedhumannature,andIknewathingortwo.(略知一二)7)Euphemism:(委婉)Itisthesubstitutionofanagreeableorinoffensive(无冒犯)expressionforonethatmayoffendorsuggestsomethingunpleasant.Forinstance,“Passaway‘isaeuphemismfor`die‘.`Passwater’isaeuphemismfor`urinate‘(排尿).7)Metonymy(转喻)Itisafigureofspeechthathastodowiththesubstitutionofthenameofonethingforthatofanother.Forinstance,thepen(words)ismightierthanthesword(forces).Thekettleisboiling.(waterinthekettle)8)Synecdoche(提喻)Itisinvolvesthesubstitutionofthepartforthewhole,orthewholeforthepart.Forinstance,Youngpeopleshouldhavemorerespectforgrayhairs.Hesawsomenewfacesintheclassroom.Thetree(leaves)turnyellowinautumn.9)Pun:(双关语)Itisaplayonwords,orratheraplayontheformandmeaningofwords.Forinstance,acannon-balltookoffhislegs,sohelaiddownhisarms.(Here"arms"hastwomeanings:aperson'sbody;weaponscarriedbyasoldier.)“OIC”glassesmayhelpyou.(advertisement)10)Irony:(反语)Itisafigureofspeechthatachievesemphasisbysayingtheoppositeofwhatismeant,theintendedmeaningofthewordsbeingtheoppositeoftheirusualsense.Forinstance,wearelucky,whatyousaidmakesmefeelrealgood.11)Sarcasm:(讽刺)Itisastrongformofirony.Itattacksinatauntingandbittermanner,anditsaimistodisparage(贬低),ridiculeandwoundthefeelingsofthesubjectattacked.Forexample,lawsarelikecobwebs蜘蛛网,whichmaycatchsmallflies,butletwasps黄蜂breakthrough.12)Oxymoron:(矛盾修饰)Itisacompressedparadox,formedbytheconjoining(结合)oftwocontrasting,contradictoryorincongruous(不协调)termsasinbitter-sweetmemories,orderlychaos(混乱)andproudhumility(侮辱).13)Climax:(渐进)ItisderivedfromtheGreekwordfor"ladder"andimpliestheprogressionofthoughtatauniformoralmostuniformrateofsignificanceorintensity,likethestepsofaladderascendingevenly.Forexample,Icame,Isaw,Iconquered.14)Onomatopoeia:(拟声)Itisadevicethatuseswordswhichimitatethesoundsmadebyanobject(animateorinanimate),orwhichareassociatedwithorsuggestive(提示的)ofsomeactionormovement.Unit10AncientOlympicGamesNavigationGuideI.Relatedinformation1.1Schemataactivation1.2PreviewQsII.TextComprehension2.1TextAnalysis2.2Post-readingQsIII.DifficultyPoints3.1Keywords3.2KeyphrasesIV.ReadingSkills4.1Facts&OpinionsObjectiveToknowtheoriginofthemodernOlympicGames.TounderstandhowtheearlyGameslinkedtoGreekreligiouslife.TorealizethesignificanceoftheearlyGamestothemodernGames.Tolearnthereadingskill--facts&opinions.RelatedInformation1.1Schemataactivation图解激活In2004,theOlympicFlamewascarriedfirstfromthevillageofOlympia,thentoJapan,China,India,SouthAfrica,AustraliaandthenbacktoAthens.Itisthefirsttimethattheflameispassedallthoughtheworldinrealsense.PreviewQuestionsWhenwastheancientOlympicGamesheld?Howlongdiditlast?----776B.C.Itlastedformorethan1000years.WhenwasthemodernOlympicGamesheld?----in1896.WhatdothefiveringsoftheOlympicFlagrepresent?----torepresenttheunionofthe5continents,Australia,Africa,America,AsiaandEuropeandfurthersignifythemeetingoftheworldsathletesattheOlympicGames.II.TextComprehensionTextAnalysisDivisionParagraphMainIdeaPartIP1IntroductionofOlympicGamesPartIIP2-p16AncientO.GsanditsDevelopmentPartIIIP17-p20TheRestartofModernOlympicGamesComprehensionQuestionsWhatisthecommonfeatureforOlympicGames?(Para.1)WhydidCoubertinrestartthegames?(Para.2)WhywereOlympicGamesassociatedwithreligiouscelebrations?(Para.3)Whatcouldwinnersgetasaprize?(Para.5)HowwerewomenallowedtotakepartintotheOlympicGamesfinally?(Para.7)HowdidtheO.Gsinfluencethewarlikecity-states?(Para.8)WhichsportdidGreeksvaluehighly?(Para.9)WhatcontributionsdidAncientGreeksmaketothedevelopmentofAncientO.Gs?(Para.13)WhathappenedtothegreatcivilizationofAncientGreeceaftertheendofO.Gs?(Para.16)HowdidmodernO.Gsgetstarted?(Para.17-18)2.2Post-readingQuestionsWhatistheheritageofAncientO.Gs?WhatareDeCoubertin’scontributionstothemodernO.Gs?HowdoesthespiritofO.Gsinfluenceus?TheGameswereoriginallyreligiouscelebrationsthatwereheld3thousandyearsagoinOlympiatoshowrespecttothegodoftheGreeks.Greeksvaluedfameaswellasphysicalexcellence,andathleticcompetitionbecamesoimportantthattheperiodoftheGamesbecameapeacefulperiodwithoutwarorconflict.People,exceptwomenandslaves,wouldcometoseethegames;thevictorswouldbehonoredwithlaurelorwildolivewreath.SotheancientGamessuggestedfriendlycompetition,mentalandbodilyfitness,peace,etc.WhatistheheritageofAncientO.Gs?TheGameswereoriginallyreligiouscelebrationsthatwereheld3thousandyearsagoinOlympiatoshowrespecttothegodoftheGreeks.Greeksvaluedfameaswellasphysicalexcellence,andathleticcompetitionbecamesoimportantthattheperiodoftheGamesbecameapeacefulperiodwithoutwarorconflict.People,exceptwomenandslaves,wouldcometoseethegames;thevictorswouldbehonoredwithlaurelorwildolivewreath.SotheancientGamessuggestedfriendlycompetition,mentalandbodilyfitness,peace,etc.WhatareDeCoubertin’scontributionstothemodernO.Gs?DeCoubertinadvancedhisideaofstartingtheOlympicGamesagainin1892,atameetingoftheAthleticSportsUnion.Thoughhisideawasnotwellacceptedthen,hecontinuedhiseffortuntilthemodernOlympicGameswasheldin1896.CoubertinremaineddirectoroftheIOCtill1925.Inhisofficetenure(任期),hedirectedthecoursethatthegamesweretotake.HedraftedtheOlympiccharter,andathlete'soath.Besides,healsoplannedtheceremonies.KeyWordsAmateur----non-professionalWorship----honorPeak----heightSurvival----stayingaliveMagnificence----splendorForbidden----prohibitedtakeanoath----makeavowDecline----golowerarcheologists----thosestudyingtheburied考古学家remainsofancienttimes10.furthered----advanced11.getaway----escape12.dieout----cometoacompleteend13.hand-to-handfighting----fightatclosequartersfromverynearIV.ReadingSkillFactsandOpinionsFacts-----statementsthattellwhathasreallyhappenedorreallyisthecase.Opinions------statementsofpersonalbelief,judgmentorfeelingaboutasubject.TypesofopinioncluewordsSomewordsstateanopinionbyevaluatingormakingajudgment-----stupid,clever,evil.Somewordsclearlyshowthatanopinionwillfollow,suchas-----Ibelieve,Ithink,inmyopinion.Somewordsindicatethattheremaybesomedoubtinastatement,suchasprobably,likely,sometimes,possible,perhaps.AboutFinalExamI.Vocabulary:choosethecorrectdefinitionaccordingtothecontext.(20%)Decidewhetherthefollowingstatementsaretrueorfalseaccordingtothetextyoulearnt.WriteTfortrueandFforfalse(10%)Readingcomprehension(40%)Belowarestatementscontainingsimile,metaphor,personification,euphemism,hyperboleandunderstatement.Identifythem(10%)Rewritethefollowingpassage(20%)1.Givethepassageapropertitle.(5%)2.Summarizethegeneralideaofthepassageinabout80words.(15%)
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