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1、Unit SevenI.Objectives:To memorize new words and phrases in this unitTo master the grammatical structureTo review students9 reading skill of scanning.To learn to write topic sentences for a paragraphIL Sentences patterns(lOmin.)1.The prime mover behind the project,Luca Cavalli-Sforza,a Stanford prof
2、essor,labored with his colleagues for 16 years to create nothing less than the firstgenetic map of the world.2.The unique character of the clicking sounds in their language has persuadedsome researchers that the Khoisan people are directly descended form themost primitive human ancestors.3.The same
3、map,in combination with ancient human bones,confirms that Africawas the birthplace of humanity and thus the starting point of the originalhuman movements.4.The genetic maps also shed new light on the origins of populations that havelong puzzled scientists.IIL Key words and useful expressions:Section
4、 A:superiority,bias,remarkable,variation,emigrate,assemble,remote,primitive,nothing less than,to date,be confined to,as from/of,in effect.Adapt to,incombination with,shed/throw light on,be descended from,serve as.IV.Time ArrangementperiodactivityTime limitTeaching Method1Pre-reading Tasks45 min.pres
5、entation,discussion,Audio-visual2&3While-reading Tasks90 min.Qs-and-As,explanation,exemplification,analysis,paraphrase,translation4Post-reading Tasks45 min.explanation,5Writing Practice45 min.exemplification,groupdiscussion6Reading skills45 min.exemplification,analysis7&8Listening&Speaking90 min.Aud
6、io-visual,group discussion,communicationSection A Research into Population Genetics1.Pre-reading(1st period-45 min.)1.1 :preview(20 min.):Background InformationLuca Cavalli-Sforza,bom in Genoa,Italy,was educated at the University ofPavia where he gained his MD in 1944.He has specialized mainly in th
7、e genetics ofhuman populations,producing with Walter Bodmer a comprehensive survey of thesubject in their Genetics,Evolution and Man(1976).He has also done much to showhow genetic data from present human racial groups could be used to reconstruct theirpast separations.This reconstruction,based on th
8、e analysis of 58 genes,yields abifurcated(分为两部分的)evolutionary tree with Caucasian(高加索人)and Africanraces in one branch and Orientals(东方人),Oceanians(大洋洲人),and Amerinds(美洲印第安人)in the other.Khoisan is the name by which the lighter skinnedindigenous(本土的)peoples of southern Africa,the Khoi(Hottentots)and
9、the San(Bushmen)are known.These people were the earliest inhabitants of Africa.Therewere probably about 120,000 living in South Africa around 1500.The Basques are a people who live in a small region(about the size of RhodeIsland in the United States)that straddles the border of Spain and France from
10、 the seain the west into the Pyrenees(比利牛斯山脉)in the east.This area is called EuskalHerria.There are about 660,000,according to the 1991 census(人口普查).1.2 Topic-related video(15min.)1.3 Topic-related discussion(lOmin.)1).If you were to be deprived of one of your five senses(sight,touch,smell,taste,and
11、 hearing)which one would you most hate to give up?2).Does our society allow women to assume masculine roles more readily than itallows males to assume roles traditionally called feminine?Discuss.3).Which is more important for success:the natural ability you are born with or hardwork?2.While-reading(
12、2nd and 3rd periods 90 min.)2.1 Global reading(30min.)2.1.1 Understand the major details of the text1)What does The History and Geography of Human Genes conclude?(The book concludes that despite surface features,the“races”are remarkably alikeunder the skin.)2.)Where did the scientists find the infor
13、mation to draw a global family tree?(In human blood:various proteins that serve as markers to reveal a persons geneticmakeup.)3)Why did people assume that Australias native people were closely related to blackAfricans?What do the discoveries made by the scientists show?(Because they share such super
14、ficial characteristics as skin color and body shape.Butthe discoveries indicate that Australians are most distant from the Africans and mostclosely resemble the Southeast Asians.)4)What else does the genetic map of the world show us about Africa?(It confirms that Africa was the birthplace of humanit
15、y and thus the starting point ofthe original human movements.)5)Apart from the human origins,what else does genetic information contribute tohuman beings?(It is the latest raw material of the medical industry.And in addition,it can be used toweaken conventional notions of race that cause racial prej
16、udice.)2.1.2 Organization of the text(20min.)1)Main idea of the text(lOmin.)The passage is concentrated on the latest research development in populationgenetics.2)Text structure analysis(lOmin.)Part One(Para.1)The author makes it clear that there is no scientific basis fortheories pushing the geneti
17、c superiority of any one population overanother according to the book,The History and Geography of HumanGenes.It is a book containing a remarkable collection of more than 50years of research.(in population genetics)Part Two(Para.2)deals with the exceptional work in the book:the creation ofof the wor
18、ld that the routes of early humans migration to findthe closest thing we have to a global family tree,(the first genetic map)Part Three(Para.3-4)tells us that to draw a global family tree,information should becollected from.It is difficult to collect blood samples fromancient p o p u l a t i o n.(hu
19、man blood,in remote areas)Part Four(Para.5-9)lists four major contributions of the first genetic map of theworld.(1)A color map of the worlds genetic variation has at one end of therange and at the other.(Africa,Australia)(2)Australias native people and black Africans share but theirgenes tell a dif
20、ferent story.(superficial characteristics)(3)The racial differences 一 between Europeans and Africans,for example 一are mainly a way to adapt to as humans move from onecontinent to another,(climate)(4)The genetic maps also shed new light on the of populations thathave long puzzled scientists,(origin)P
21、art Five(Para.10)Conclusion 一 Apart from scientific value of the research,thesocial significance is to weaken conventional notion of race that cause.(racial prejudice)2.2 Detailed reading(60min.)2.2.1 Words and phrases(40min.)1.discount(L.5)他说的许多话都是要打折扣的,他喜欢想象。Much of what he says must be discounted
22、;he imagines things.(v.think that sth.is not important or true)我们可以不理会利物浦队一他们有三名伤员。We can discount Liverpool-they have three injured players.He does not(忽视这种可能性)that the stress he was under affected hisdecision,(discount the possibility)Recently there have appeared some in Shanghai,but it seems that
23、 thepeople dont think the commodities there are really cheap,(discount stores)(n.折扣)温故知新:While discount rose retailers watch their business bloom,U.S.rose growers are going bankiuptamid severe foreign competition.(Unit 7-A,Book 3)2.migrate(L.14)Mexican farm workers(夕卜出去美国)each year to find work at h
24、arvest time.(migrate into the U.S.)(v.move from one place to live and work in another)这些动物为了寻找食物每年迁移。These animals migrate annually in search of food.,(v.鸟、鱼等迁移,迁徙)In September these birds(向南迁徙 2000 英 里)to a warmerclimate,(migrate 2,000 miles south)词语辨析:migrate v i.某人出外工作等而暂时性地移居;鸟、鱼等顺应季节定期性地迁移immig
25、rate v i.移居入境As a mere child,he immigrated to/into this country from Ireland.emigrate v i.从本国往他国移居He emigrated from China to Brazil in 1996.温故知新:In Asia,1 2 3 she added,the husband may have migrated for better economic opportunities andstopped sending money after a year or two.And everywhere,parents
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