2022年人教版高中英语必修四Unit3《AtasteofEnglishhumour》word学案 .pdf

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1、名师精编优秀教案Book 4 Unit 3 A taste of English humor Reading and comprehending（for students）By Xu Benwen Dai Fengli and Xu Leilei 2013/5/15 Part 1 读前任务，反复是关键，贯穿单元全过程Word learning tips:音形结合及时重复联想归类语境运用多感官参与和构词法A基础词汇扫描1.写出这些单词的意思，并反复记忆，熟练读音和意思（实验班层次的同学快速完成,普通班同学反复细致掌握）。humour _ punchline _ verbal _ nonverba

2、l _ mime _ comedy _ brighten _ depressed _ content _ performer _ astonish _ astonishing _ fortunate _ unfortunately _ teens _ ordinary _ bored _ subtle _ entertain _ entertaining _ charming _ tramp _ throughout _ homeless _ moustache _ worn _ worn-out _ stiffly _ failure _ optimism _ overcome _ unde

3、rdog _ snowstorm _ leather _ lace _ chew _ mouthful _ enjoyment _ convince _ convincing _ direct _ outstanding _ confidence _ costume _ gesture _ particular _ particularly _ occasion _ budget _ actress _ slide _ amuse _ amusing _ pancake _ explanation _ detective _ mountainous _ whisper _ vast _ rhy

4、thm _ mess _ react _ porridge _ drunk _2.根据英语释义从所给词中选出正确的单词填空。1)_ happy and satisfied.2)_ average,common,or usual,not different or special.outstanding fortunate overcome whisper explanation entertain content amuse failure convince ordinary occasion 名师精编优秀教案3)_ to do something that amuses or interest

5、s people.4)_ someone who has something good happen to them,or is in a good situation,lucky.5)_ to fight and win against someone or something.6)_ to make someone feel certain that something is true.7)_ extremely good 8)_ a time when something happens.9)_ a lack of success in achieving or doing someth

6、ing.10)_ to speak or say something very quietly,using you breath rather than your voice.11)_ the reasons given for why something happened or why you did something.12)_ to make someone laugh or smile.3.从课文中找出下列词组，写出意思并反复记忆。1)fall down _ 2)be content with _ 3)badly off _ 4)knock into sb _ 5)break down

7、 _ 6)be kind to _ 7)pick out _ 8)cut off _ 9)as a result of _ 10)be angry about _ 11)on the edge of _ 12)break out _1)lead to _ 2)burst into _ 3)would rather _ 4)deal with _ 5)think well/highly of _ 6)go camping _ 7)the five-star red flag _ 8)be considered as _ 9)turn up _ 10)make fun of _ 11)give o

8、ut _ 12)come across _ 13)of the same length _ 14)bring out _B.词汇归纳联想词汇头脑风暴(充分利用工具书)，锻炼联想能力，养成利用工具书的习惯，积累词汇量（各班同学在老师的指导下视情况掌握，或仔细读记和归纳并适度扩充，或适度了解）。1.（12 个）astonish vt.astonishing/astonished/_-boring/bored/convince-_/convinced/amuseamusing/_/disturb/confuse/terrify/amaze/frighten /surprise/interest/ex

9、cite 2.humor-_adj./mountainous/dangerous/famous/delicious/curious/nervous/poisonous 3.fortune_-fortunate adj.-_ adv._(反义)4.ordinary-_(反义)5.homeless adj./careless/endless/hopeless/selfless/useless/breathless 6.failure-_(反义)7.optimism-pessimistic _ 8.mouthful adj./cheerful/doubtful/grateful/harmful/ho

10、peful/peaceful/powerful/respectful/thankful/successful/wonderful/forgetful 9.confidence n.-_adj./distance _/presence_/patience-_/importance-_/difference-_/violence-_ 10.explanation_occasion_/production/occupation/nutrition/connection/organization/observation/generation/consideration/determination/in

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18、ive adj./_-impressive/_-imaginative/_-active/_ protective/_-attractive/_-sensitive/_ competitive 12.throughout_/overcome_/underdog_/pancake_/sunburnt_/output_/underline_/headline_/shortcoming/gentleman/thunderstorm/background/eggplant/weekend/wildlife Part 2 Reading and comprehending I.Pre-reading T

19、apes of humour Typical actors of English humour Examples of English humour Typical actors of Chinese humour Examples of Chinese humour _*mime*Charlie Chaplin*Mr Bean _ Cheng Peisi Chi Mian Tiao _*jokes,funny stories*comedy*_*Huang Xi The Miilion Pound Bank Note _&Xiao Shenyang Bu Cha Qian Fast readi

20、ng Tips:Scan the passage quickly to find the main sentence of each paragraph,get the main idea of it and form the main idea of the passage.Match each paragraph with main idea:Paragraph 1 An example of a sad situation that he made funny Paragraph2 His achievements Paragraph3 What Charlie s childhood

21、was like Paragraph4 What his most famous character was likeParagraph5 Why people need cheering up Careful reading Tips:细读并注意细读技巧-默读、目读，找出依据句，斟酌关键词。Para1 1.Explain“Laughter is the sun that dr ives winter from the human face”.A.Laughter is the power to drive winter away and welcome warm spring.B.Laugh

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30、small round black hat and a _ stick Reason for success A social failure with _ and _ to overcome difficulties and always _ to people Died 1977 2.Fill in the blanksCharlie Chaplin,born in a _ family,showed an astonishing _ as a performer as soon as he could walk.Unfortunately,his _ died,leaving the f

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