M3Unit1TheWorldofOurSenses(t)

1、5M3Unit 1 The World of Our SensesI m firmly convinced that5.感激某人be grateful to6.輕松地，寬慰地in relief7.伸出手reach out8.自愿做某事volunteer to do9.在遠(yuǎn)處in/over the distance10. 與某人的觀點(diǎn)相反sb. be likely to do/It is likely that18. 認(rèn)為重要attach importance to19. 回報(bào)pay back20. 到處都看不到nowhere to be seencontrary to what sb. thi

2、nk11. 吸引某人的注意力 attract one s attention12. 過馬路get across the road21.擔(dān)心be anxious about22.在十字路口at the crossroads23.毫不猶豫地做某事hesitate to do24.have no hearing沒有申訴權(quán)25. follow in one s foots追隨某人的步伐13. 嗅覺a sense of smell單元知識(shí)清單一. 詞形變化1. hear (v.)hearing (n.)14. ignore (v.)ignorance (n.)2. fog (n.)foggy (adj.

3、)ignorant (adj.)3. conductor (n.)conduct (v.)15. distance (n.)distant (adj.)4. observe (v.)observation (n.)16. suit (v.)suit (n.)observer (n.)suited (adj.)5. darkness (n.)dark (adj.)suitable (adj.)dark (n.)17. attach (v.)attached (adj.)6. hesitate (v.)hesitation (n)18. disability (n.)disabled (adj.)

4、7. anxious (adj.)anxiety (n.)disable (v.)8. firmly (adv.)firm (adj.)enable (反 v.)firm (n.)19. bite (v.)bit (p.)9. grateful (adj.)gratitude (n.)bitten (pp.)10. relief (n.)relieve (v.)20. employ (v.)employment (n.)11. reduce (v.)reduction (n.)employer (n.)12. volunteer (n.)volunteer (v.)employee (n.)v

5、oluntary (adj.)unemployment ( 反 n.)13. recognize (v.)recognition (n.)二 重點(diǎn)短語14. 對(duì)某人而言仍是一個(gè)謎1.盼望，期盼wish forRemain a puzzle for sb.2.瞥了一眼glance at15.把誤認(rèn)為 mistakefor3.盯著看stare at16.留心，密切注意watch out for4.我堅(jiān)信17.某人有可能做某事26. narrow the generation gap 消除代溝緩解疼痛、壓力、焦慮27. narrow escape 九死一生28. in the dark 在黑暗中；

6、蒙在鼓里29. one s own flesh and bloo（親骨肉30. hold one s hand firnW緊抓著某人的手31. to one s relief讓某人欣慰的是32. relieve one s pain / pressure / anxiety三 高頻單詞用法和搭配 ,重點(diǎn)句式講解1. aid 固定結(jié)構(gòu)Aid sb. to do sth. / with sth. 幫助做某事 With the aid / help of sb. 在某人的幫助下2. observe （全程方案 P46）33. be reduced to doing 淪落為34. do sth. wi

7、thout hesitation 毫不猶豫地做某35.be anxious to do sth.焦急地做某事36.be anxious for sth渴望得到37.stand at a crossroads處于關(guān)鍵時(shí)刻事first aid 急救3. approach （全程方案 P47）4. recognize （ 全程方案 P47）5. Attach （ 全程方案 P48）6. calm （全程方案 P48）7. likely （ 全程方案 P49）8. sight （全程方案 P50）9. reach（全程方案P50）10. watch （全程方案 P50）11. As she walke

8、d along the narrow street, she heard the sound of footsteps approaching .Suddenly Polly felt a rough hand brush her cheek, and she heard a man s voice in her ear say ing Sorry.She could feel her heart beating with fear.Polly found herself staring up at the face of an old man with a beard.Polly heard

9、 it hit the step.這些句子都使用 感官動(dòng)詞(see, watch, hear, observe, listen to)+賓語+非謂語動(dòng)詞He hurried to the hometow n, only to find his house destroyed (destroy) in the war.Witn esses say they saw Justi n walk ing (walk) towards his house at 10.45 p.m.I didn see him, but I heard him put (put) on his favorite CD.S

10、o popular is the song that it is ofte n heard sung (sin g).12. You are 30 times more likely to be hit by light ning tha n be attacked by a shark.寫出倍數(shù)表達(dá)法(參考全程方案)四、重要句子1. The truth is that it is too foggy for the bus to run that far.事實(shí)是，霧太濃了以致公交車到不了那么遠(yuǎn)。2. It gives me the chanee to pay back the help th

11、at people give me when it s sunny.這給了我一個(gè)機(jī)會(huì)去回報(bào)那些在晴天的時(shí)候人們給予我的幫助。3. Contrary to what many people might assume, evidenee shows that sharks seldom attackhuma ns.與許多人可能猜測的相反，證據(jù)顯示鯊魚很少襲擊人類。4. To reduce the risk of a shark attack, you should follow these suggestions.為了減少被鯊魚襲擊的風(fēng)險(xiǎn)，你應(yīng)該遵循以下建議。5. You are 30 times

12、 more likely to be hit by lightening than be attacked by a shark.你被雷電襲擊到的幾率是被鯊魚襲擊的幾率的30多倍。單元知識(shí)基礎(chǔ)練習(xí)一單詞拼寫Volun teers, grasped, reduced, gla need, attracted, Con fused, approaches, an xious, observi ng, recog ni zed二短語填空mistakefor； attach importanee to; roll up; wish for; be anxious to; stare at hesita

13、te to come to ones aid reach out in relief pay back reduce to1. The twins are very much alike. You must mistake Tom for his youn ger brother.2. The large grassland, reaching out far away, seems extremely beautiful against the blue and clean sky3. She had an accide nt and was trapped in her car. Luck

14、ily two passers-by came to her aid.4. Over her shoulder she stared at the man follow ing beh ind and she thought a way out to throwhim off.5. Heari ng that his daughter was recoveri ng, Mr. Smith smiled in relief.6. Attaching importa nee to educati on, pare nts will do their best to give their child

15、re n that priceless gift.7. Seeing the stude nts doing the clea ning in the classroom, the class teacher rolled up his sleevesand joined them in the work.8. You gave me so much help whe n I was in trouble. What can I do to pay back your kindn ess?9. The parents suggested sleeping in the hotel room b

16、ut their kids were anxious to camp out during the trip.10. We are at your service. Don hesitate to turn to us if you have any further problems.三句型轉(zhuǎn)換1. As she walked along the narrow street, she heard the sound of footsteps approach ing. When walking al ong the n arrow street, she heard the sound of

17、footsteps drawing near.2. There are nearly 400 different types of sharks, but only about 30 types are known to have attacked huma n bein gs.There are nearly 400 different types of sharks, only about 30 types known to have attacked huma n bein gs.3. Do not go swim ming in the ocea n if you have a fre

18、sh wound.Never go swimming in the ocean if you have a fresh wound.Avoid going swim ming in the ocea n if you have a fresh wound.4. Recently, shark attacks have been increasing as water sports are becoming more popular. Recen tly, shark attacks have bee n in creas ing with water sports becoming more

19、popular. Recen tly, shark attacks have bee n in creas ing with water sports gaining popularity.5. This table is three times as big as that one.This table is three times the length of that one.This table is twice longer tha n that one.四單選1. Though hav ing lived abroad for years, many Chin ese stillth

20、e traditi onal customs.A. performB. possessC. observeD. support2. -Why didn tyou tell him about the meeting ?-He rushed out of the classroomI could say a word.A. beforeB. un tilC. whe nD. after3. The officer ordered the policeman tothat tall man in a black suit. He thought the manmight be the murder

21、er wan ted.A. get along withB. come up withC. watch out forD. sta nd up for4. Con sideri ng the situati on of the compa ny was notbad, hehimself anddrove home with cauti on.A. so; persuadedB. too; preparedC. such; hidD. that; calmed5. At the railway stati on, the mother waved goodbye to her daughter

22、 un til the train was.A. out of sightB. out of reachC. out of orderD. out of place6. Africa is the sec ond largest continent in size in the world, sec ond only to Asia. In cludi ng itslarger isla nds, Africa isEurope.A. the three times size ofB. as three times large asC. three times the size ofD. as

23、 large three times as7. According to statistics, a man is more than twiceto die of skin cancer as a woman.A. as possibleB. such probableC. so possibleD. as likely8. The performer was wavi ng his stick in the street and itmissed the child sta nding n earby.A. n arrowlyB. n earlyC. hardlyD. closely9.

24、Nowhere else in the worldcheaper tailoring than in Hong Kong.A. a tourist can findB. can a tourist findC. a tourist will findD. a tourist has found10. -Iyou. Why are you look ing so thin and pale?-I have bee n un der treatme nt in hospital for weeks.A. cant recog nizeB. could hardly recog nizeC. hav

25、e nt recog ni zedD. was nt recog nizing11. The engin eers are so busy that they have zero time for outdoor sports activities,theyhave the in terest.A. whereverB. whe neverC. even ifD. as if12. Mary is a humorous and warm-hearted woman and that is she is a most popular personin her community .A. whet

26、herB. becauseC. howD. why13. He tried hard to keepin face of the policeme n but the sweat on his forehead gavehim away.A. sile ntB. quietC. calmD. still14. As Polly observed the passengers on the train, she had a feeling she was beingwatched by a tall man in a dark overcoat.A. whatB. thatC. whichD. where15. One explanation is that women s sense of smell is better developed thanof men, andis lin ked tothe smell of babies.A. one; recog nizingB. it; recog nizeC. that; recog nizingD. this; recog nizeAt present, in a bid to reli