Module 2 My Neighborhood Unit 5 Choosing a new flat Reading導(dǎo)學(xué)案（無答案）

1、8A U5-1 Reading: Look it uplivev. 生活governv.管理lifen. 生活、生命 (lives)governmentn.政府harmn. 危害12. fierceadj.兇猛的 (比較級：fiercer)harmfuladj.充滿危害的 fiercelyadv.兇猛地，激烈地harmlessadj.沒什么危害的13. diev.死3. gentleadj.溫柔的deathn.死亡gentlyadv.溫柔地deadadj. 死了的4. amusev.使.開心14. createv.創(chuàng)造amusedadj.感到開心的creationn.創(chuàng)造amusingadj.

2、令人開心的creativeadj.有創(chuàng)造力的amusementn.娛樂creatorn.造物主5. African.非洲15. Europen.歐洲 Africann/adj.非洲人（的） Europeann/adj.歐洲人（的）6. Asian.亞洲16. Greecen.希臘Asianadj.亞洲人（的） Greekn./adj. 希臘人（的）7. realadj.真實(shí)的17. thinkv.思考 reallyadv.真地，非常 thinkern.思想家8. believev.相信 thoughtn.想法 beliefn.信念18. suddenadj.突然的9. possibleadj.

3、可能的 suddenlyadv.突然地 possiblyadv.可能地19. finaladj.最后的 impossibleadj. 不可能 finallyadv.最終10. mousen. 老鼠20. advertisev. 打廣告micen.(pl.)復(fù)數(shù) advertisementn. 廣告21. rareadj. 稀有的 rarelyadv. 罕有，不常二、重點(diǎn)句型1. as+形容詞(原級)+as = the same +名詞+ as 和.一樣.eg. Peter is as tall as Tom= Peter is the same height as TomA is not as

4、(so) as B = B+比較級 than A A不如Bbe created by 被.創(chuàng)造.被動語態(tài)：be+動詞過去分詞eg. Peter is not as(so) tall as Tom.= Peter is shorter than Tom.2.while/when 當(dāng)什么時候 eg. When I came back home, my mother was cooking. While he was working, the mouse sat on his desk.學(xué)習(xí)診斷I. A. Choose the right answer: 6%A Brief History of T

5、ime by Stephen Hawking is worth reading, especially for those who love science, space, physics, and the universe (宇宙). About half of Hawkings text is rather hard to understand, which must be the reason why he added pictures to newer editions. Some of the “abstract (抽象的)” things are hard to imagine,

6、so the pictures help you understand.This book is based on theoretical physics (理論物理). Most people read the cover and think that it will be way over their heads , but its not. There are two ways to read it. You can read the chapter overviews, which are basic and youll still learn a lot, but it wont b

7、e too difficult. Or, you can read the full details (細(xì)節(jié)) in each chapter, which is how youll learn the most.This book makes references（參考）to other physicists, history, and current social and economic issues(問題), and explains how each of us is involved in the universe. Dr. Hawking also openly says “I

8、think” about things. He gives his view on matters and shows the facts to help you see what you think the answer is, so it seems as if(好像) he was talking directly to you.The reason why I love this book more than any other physics “text” is because Dr. Hawkingwrote it like a novel. Hes telling a story

9、, the story of the universe, and its just fun to read!I always want to know how and why something is, and in this book Dr. Hawking always answers this question as best he can. If he cant give you a definite answer, hell tell you what he thinks and help you develop your own opinion. I truly hope that

10、 you will read this unusual book.1. Stephen Hawking added pictures to A Brief History of Time to _.A. make it more attractive to readers B. make it easy to understandC. help you to develop your imagination D. show you more about the universe2. The underlined phrase “over their heads” in Paragraph 2

11、means “_”.A. higher than their heads B. rather difficult for them to understandC. very easy for them to read D. too high for them to reach3. If you _, youll learn the most about the book.A. read the full details in each chapter B. read the chapter overviewsC. draw pictures according to the book D. r

12、ead the cover of the book4. What makes you feel as if Dr. Hawking was talking directly to you? _A. He tells me what he thinks and helps me develop my own opinion.B. He openly says “I think” about things.C. He always answers how and why something is as best he can.D. He gives his view on matters and shows the facts to help me see what I think the answer is.5. According to the writer, A Brief History of Time is _.A. expensive B. boring C. interesting D. confusing6. We can get the idea from this passage that _.A. Hawki