2023学年高二英语Unit 1 & unit 2教学资料(新课标版高二英语教案教学设计).docx

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1、2023学年高二英语Unit 1 & unit 2教学资料（新课标版高二英语教案教学设计）1. SpeakingTask 1 Who are they?Directions: In the form are the names of some famous scientists. Guess who they are and what they are famous for.English names Chinese names What they re famous forArchimedesAristotleNicholas CopernicusMarie CurieCharles

2、 DarwinThomas Alva EdisonAlbert EinsteinBen FranklinGalilei GalileoA. what/and B. as/then C. which/and D. that/then7. The writer moved to London, hoping to meet some of the best of her time.A. tops B. heads C. minds D. friends8. The hotel has improved facilities for. There are new lifts and wheelcha

3、ir ramps （轮椅用的坡道）.A. a disable B. disables C. the disable D. the disabled9. Many crimes unreported, which made the policevery worried.A. went B. got C. came D. became10. Readers were pleased that a scientist couldwrite about his research in a way ordinary peoplecould understand.A. to find/that B. fi

4、nding/as C. to find/which D. finding/that11. we don t want to spend too much money if we can avoid it.A. Obvious B. Obviously C. Being obvious D. To be obvious12. She will tell us why she feels so strongly that each of us has a role in making the earth a better place tolive.A. to have played B. to p

5、lay C. to be played D. to be playing13. The boy wanted to ride his bicycle in the street, but the policeman told him A. not to B. not to do C. not do it D. do not to14. The purpose of new technologies is to make life easier, it more difficult.A. not make B. not to make C. not making D. do not make15

6、. Rather than everything to the last minute,Lily always prefers to start early.A. leave B. leaving C. to leave D. having left4. ClozeIt was Christmas Day 1999. On CNN, talk show host (节目 主持人)Larry King was interviewing Stephen Hawking./zWhat, professor, (1) you the most?” King asked. What do you thi

7、nk about the most?”Hawking immediately replied, (2). Its a comfort to know that Hawking, one of the (3) men in the world, is puzzled by the opposite sex. But, thats not (4), according to Satoshi Kanazawa. Bright people are (5) better than anyone else at making smart decisions in common things, he sa

8、ys. These (6) finding a mate, maintaining family relationships, raising children, finding the way home, and handling a variety of basic life needs.Thats (7) there are several kinds of formal intelligence”, Kanazawa argues. Being smart one way does not (8) mean smart in another way. This view is (9)

9、to be controversial (有争议 的)among scientists who think about thinking. That is because it (10) with the common view that general intelligence is a single thing. In that view, it is not, as Kanazawa and others say, a set of (11) mental areas.Kanazawa says that some kinds of intelligence developed slow

10、ly over time. Many people have heard about (12) is called “emotional intelligence77. Now, psychologists have discovered several (13) types of intelligence. These include the ability to learn a language, find a mate, recognize faces, and (14) oneself in a new environment.But, is there evidence to (15

11、) the theory that intelligence comes in many (16) ? Actually, there is quite a lot of evidence, Kanazawa says. If there were only one type of intelligence, he (17) , then people with (18) IQs should be smart in every way.In one test, a psychologist took a group of subjects (受 试验者)on a hike, walking

12、into the forest. He then told them to find their way back. The high IQ people were no more likely to be able to find out (19) they were. In another experiment, a researcher asked people to find their way to a specific location in a computer maze （迷宫）.（20） , high IQ did not give them any edge （优势）.1.

13、 A. shocks B. excites C. puzzles D. disappoints2. A. Research B. Women C. Universe D. Science3. A. disabled B. smartest C. weakest D. poorest4. A. true B. new C. disappointing D. surprising5. A. never B. even C. no D. not6. A. refer B. contain C. deal D. include7. A. because B. why C. what D. how8.

14、A. necessarily B. truthfully C. reliably D. reasonably9. A. unlikely B. impossible C. sure D. certainly10. A. argues B. concerns C. relates D. disagrees11. A. independent B. single C. current D. complete12. A. it B. which C. one D. what13. A. similar B. equal C. else D. other14. A. bore B. arm C. lo

15、cate D. retire15. A. reflect B. support C. reason D. guard16. A. types B. sides C. forms D. kinds17. A. adds B. thinks C. agrees D. doubts18. A. equal B. similar C. high D. low19. A. who B. what C. where D. why20. A. For once B. All at once C. Once again D. Once in a whileV. Reading practice限时总字数时间速

16、度阅读 323wmwpmSYDNEY: As they sat sharing sweets beside a swimming pool in 1999, Shane Gould and Jessicah Schipper were simply getting along well, chatting about sport, life and “ anything else that came up. ”Yet in Sydney next month, they will meet again by the pool, and for a short time the friends

17、will race against each other in the 50-meter butterfly（蝶泳）in the Australian championships at Homebush Bay.Gould, now a 47-year-old mother of four, has announced she will be making a return to elite competition （顶级赛事）to swim the one event, having set a qualifying （合格的）time of 30. 32 seconds in winnin

18、g gold at last years United States Masters championships. Her comeback comes 32 years after she won three golds at the Munich Olympics.Schipper, now a 17-year-old from Brisbane with a bright future of going to Athens for her first Olympics, yesterday recalled （回忆）her time with Gould fie years ago.“

19、I was at a national youth came on the Gold Coast and Shane had come along to talk to us and watch us train, “ Schipper explained. It seemed as if we had long been god friends. I don t know why. We just started talking and it went from there.”“ She had a lot to share with all of us at that camp. She

20、told us stories about what it was like at big meets like the Olympics and what it s like to be on an Australian team. It was really interesting. ”Next time, things will be more serious. I will still be swimming in the 50m butterfly at the nationals, so there is a chance that I could actually be comp

21、eting against Shane Gould,“ said Schipper, who burst onto the scene at last year s national championships with second places in the 100m and 200m butterfly.1. What is the passage mainly about?A. Stories happening in swimming competitions.B. Two women swimmers winning Olympic golds.C. Lessons learned

22、 from international swimming championships.D. Friendship and competition between two swimmers.2. Gould and Schipper are going to .A. talk about sport and life B. go back to elite competitionC. set a qualifying time and win gold D. take part in the same sports event3. Gould won her three Olympic gold

23、s when she was .A. 15 B. 17 C. 22 D. 304. The underlined word “ it ” in the fifth paragraph probably refers to.A. the Olympics B. the youth campC. the friendship D. the Australian team5. What Schipper said showed that she .A. was no longer Gould s friendB. had learned a lot from GouldC. was not inte

24、rested in Gould s storiesD. would not like to compete against GouldUnit 2 News mediaI. SpeakingTask 1 What do news media do for us?Directions: The five main functions of news media are listed in the form and match them with their correct explanations. Which do you think is the most important and use

25、ful function? Why?Functions Explanations Your CommentsThe record-keeping function.The economic function.The social （社交）function.The entertainment function.The political watchdog function.A. Journalists are responsible for monitoring （监督）the activities of the government.B. Not everything in life is s

26、erious. We want comic relief （喜居性调齐ll） . We want comic strips. We want sound advice. Wewant our MTVC. Newspapers and broadcast news provide us with topics to talk about over the back fence, at the office, over coffee.D. Advertising carried in the media helps to stimulate （刺激）the economy and provide

27、with information about new products and services.E. Through the records kept by the news media, we know who is born, gets married, gets divorced, dies, who won the game, etc.Task 2 What are the advantages and disadvantages of different forms of news media?Directions: Work in groups and discuss about

28、 advantages and disadvantages of different forms of news media. Tell your partners what s your favorite and why you like it most/Forms Advantages Disadvantages Your preferenceTVRadioMagazinesNewspapersInternetOther: II. Understanding the text1. Editors and reporters do the following EXCEPTA. switch

29、their roles sometimesB. tell readers what s going onC. decide how to report eventsD. make informed decisions2. How does a journalist decide what he s going to write?A. He has to do exactly as his editor tells himB. He simply records what happensC. He will ask his editors opinion before making a deci

30、sionD. He needn t make his reports more balanced and interesting.3. Which is the first thing a journalist does in writing a report?Isaac NewtonOther:Task 2 Do you really want to turn into a genius?Directions: work in groups and discuss the following topic. Refer to other people s opinions before you

31、 get down to work.Topic最近科学家讨论发觉人类大脑中有天才按钮，只要刺激 特定区域，常人也能有非凡的算术、艺术等力量。你情愿开启这个 按钮吗？Your choiceYes Reasons No ReasonsShelly: I would just like to be a normal person. As far as I know, some talented people are strange. They may be good at one thing but not talented in other areas. For example, Einstein

32、 had a gift for physics but found it hard to communicate with others.Eric: r m willing to turn on such a button in my brain, if it really exists. I could become skilled at science, art or economics （经济）.But I would make sure this button couldnt do me any harm before turning it on.Marie: If more peop

33、le became geniuses, it may lead to an increase in high-tech crime （犯罪），such as stealing money through the Internet and creating harmful computer viruses. ItA. To discuss with his editorB. To prepare interview questionsC. To make an appointment with interviewsD. To think how to present his material4.

34、 What makes the best article for an editor?A. It must be the latest news.B. It must be international newsC. It must be about famous people and thingsD. It differs from person to person.5. What does Chen Ying most want to write about?A. About exploring the mysteries in lifeB. About those who readers

35、know little aboutC. About people who are most unluckyD. About the importance of spiritual fulfilmentIII. Language focus 1. Usage of words1. Im surprised she didn t phone back一she s usually very r.2. Six months after the accident, Tom still has d in walking.3. While painting the ceiling, she fell and

36、 i her back.4. I didn t know how to f my parents after Ifailed to pass the exams.5. Newspapers can keep us well i about what is happening all over the world.6. Dangerous chemicals are p in the pollutedwater. Don t drink it.7. Shelly could play the piano at the age of 4; she has a t for music.8. Some

37、one s the road signs round and everyone went the wrong way.9. I said hello to Debby but she totally i meand acted as if she hadn t seem me.10. Ann screamed; that, s because the noise was more than she could t.2. Usage of phrases1. The question is very interesting but it doesn t really the subject th

38、at we re discussing.2. She says she s unable to give up smoking; she completely it.3. you disagree with Ann, she is worth listening to.4. The small country is surrounded by highmountains.5. You re a popular girl, Jane, and a lot of younger ones you.6. They each other and were married within twomonth

39、s.7. Emma is very young; she might about what shewants to do.8. are political events and problems in society, which are discussed in the newspapers, and on TV and radio.9. It would be nice, just , the two of you could get on with each other.10. When you go abroad, you often have to yourself11. reign

40、 habits and customs.3. Multiple choice1. There are a lot of spelling mistakes; it s quite a good essay.A. as though B. even though C. even if D. even so2. My eyes were to a painting hanging over thefireplace.A. fixed B. taken C. drawn D. pulled3. Dad likes this newspaper because it gives aA. balance

41、 view B. balancing viewC. balanced view D. view in the balance4. Boris is always so; he can arrange and plan his things very carefully and effectively.A. organized B. controlled C. fixed D. arranged5. Mrs. Smith was of her 3, 000 designer watch at herWest London home.A. taken B. stolen C. cheated D.

42、 robbed6. The clock struck nine. Isn, t it the time that childrento bed?A. went B. go C. should go D. had gone7. The old photographs memories of his childhood.A. took back B. brought back C. held back D. got back8. The workers demonstrated and wanted more inthe running of the company.A. minds B. vie

43、ws C. voice D. opinion9. The solders walked a whole day in the snowstorm,A. cold and hungry B. cold and hungrilyC. coldly and hungrily D. coldly and hungry10. The president said the report did not his ownviews.A. balance B. update C. reflect D. locate11. The look on her face suggested that Michellet

44、he birthday gift from her boyfriend.A. exciting/like B. excited/like C. exciting/liked D. excited/liked12. -My computer has broken down.-Why not ask Nick for advice? He s an expert in theA. field B. land C. subject D. topic13. There s a rumor going around the firm is goingto close very soon.A. what

45、B. which C. as D. that14. What the experts most is the increasing level of pollution in our cities.A. faces B. concerns C. bores D. relates15. Helen isn t a girl and she doesn t enjoybeing with other people.A. reasonable B. disable C. social D. reliable4. ClozeRupert Murdoch, the Australian-born Ame

46、rican media owner was voted best of British by the Sunday Express in London last week.He is the most famous (1) owner in the world and (2)newspapers and TV channels across the world. (3) now he has beencalled the greatest (4) in Britain by one of his biggest rivals.The paper, which competes for (5)

47、with Murdochs own papers, called him the man who made modern Britain and it (6) Murdoch for his willingness to take risks. (7) said he had brought a revolution (革命) to television and newspaper production.Rupert Murdoch was born in Melbourne, (8) , in 1931. Today he is better (9) as the owner of News

48、 Corporation Ltd. , a media group that owns many different (10) of media: television, films, books, and the Internet.(11) becoming the success he is today, Murdoch studied at Oxford University in Britain. He returned to Australia in 1952, when he (12) The Adelaide News from his father. His life since then can be seen as a series of international jumps in which