新視野大學(xué)英語第三版unit5課件

SectionA

15WinningisnoteverythingUNITCliffYoung,anunlikelyheroTounderstandtheculturalbackgroundObjectivesAgameaboutthesportsandathletesTotalkaboutthesportspiritTounderstandthestructureofthetextDescribeGuessLead-inPlaytimeRulesofthegameOnedescribesthepicturewithoutmentioningthewordonthescreenTheotherguesseswhatsportitisorwhoistheathleteTimelimit---2minutesNobodylanguageLet’sbeginSwimmingZhangJike

Shooting

LinDanVolleyballFuYuanhuiSprintTableTennisGymnasticsArcheryThe100hurdlesBoltBackstrokeBadmintonMichaelPhelpsSunyangDivingFootball

Basketball

Tennis

?Goodjob!!!?Prize

?Whatsportsdoyoulikedoing?Whichathletedoyoulikebest?Canyoutellusastoryabouthimorher?Pre-readingquestionsSportSpiritVictoryisn’tdefinedbywinsorlosses.Itisdefinedbyeffort.Ifyoucantruthfullysay,“IdidthebestIcould;IgaveeverythingIhad,”thenyou’reawinner.

—WolfgangSchadlerPre-readingdiscussion

Doyouthinkwinningisthemostimportantthinginsports?Whyorwhynot?

Criticalthinking

No,winningisn’tthemostimportantthinginsports.Winningisgood,butthereismuchmoreaboutplayingsportsthanwinning.Playingsportsbringsaboutmanybenefits,themostimportantofwhichistocultivatethespiritofsport.ThespiritofsportisbestreflectedintheOlympicCreed(信條),whichreads:“ThemostimportantthingintheOlympicGamesisnottowinbuttotakepart,justasthemostimportantthinginlifeisnotthetriumphbutthestruggle.”Criticalthinking

Ihaveplayedmyfullpotential.I’mverysatisfied.FulfillmentRivals

andfriendsPersistence

LeeChongWeifinallydefeatedhislongtimerival

LinDan

inthesemifinalsinRio2016HardworkChinawonthegoldmedalafterbeatingSerbia3-1inthewomen’svolleyballfinalattheRioOlympics.TheOlympicmottoCliffyoung

anunlikelyheroCulturalbackgroundAnAustraliafarmer;Wearingarubberboot;Neverattendrunninggamesbefore;Histrainerishismotherof81ThewinnerofSydney-to-MelbourneUltramarathonin1983atanageof61;Defeatthe150toprunners;Keeprunningwithoutstopfor5days

15hours&4minutes;Neverkeepanyprize點擊添加文本點擊添加文本點擊添加文本點擊添加文本Time:startedin1983Distance:RunacrosstwostatesinAustraliaSponsor

贊助者:supermarket6days

Standardmarathon:42.195km

DoyouknowanyinformationaboutSydney-to-MelbourneUltramarathon（超級馬拉松）?Ultramarathon:875km

2-4hoursCulturalbackgroundSydneytoMelbourne

Ultramarathon

Anintroductionofgeneralsituation.(Para.1)CliffYoung’sappearanceandpeople’sreaction.(Para.2)TheconversationsbetweenthepressandCliffYoung.(Para.3)CliffYoungtookpartintheAustralianmarathonin1983andfinallywonit.StructureofthetextAnaccountofhowCliffYoungovercomethedifficultiesandwontherace.(Para.3)Thetextisa_________about____________.storyCliffYoung

Theyearof1997.(Para.11)Therestofhislife.(Para.12)Theyearof2000.(Para.13)CliffYoung’slifeaftertheraceof1983CliffYoung’slifein1983Structureofthetext

CliffYoung’slifeaftertheraceof1983CliffYoung’slifein1983ConclusionStructureofthetext

CliffYoungsetsagoodexampleforotherpeople.(Para.14)AparagraphoftimeorderThepatternoftimeorderisoftenfoundinparagraphsthatdiscusseventsthathappenoneafteranother.Inthiswaytheauthorpresentsaseriesofeventsstepbystep.Paragraphswritteninthispatternarewell-organizedandareeasyforreaders.Toexpressthetimeorder,manysignalwordscanbeused:SignalwordsExamplesForbeginningeventsfirst,firstly,inthefirstplace,atthebeginningForfollowingeventsthen,next,afterward,later,afterForearliereventsonce,before,yearsago,inthepast,earlierForeventshappeningatthesametimeatthesametime,meanwhile,when,whileForfinaleventslastly,finally,eventually,intheend,atlastThefollowingtableisalistofsignalwordsusedtoorganizewhathappenedtoCliffYoungintimeorder.ParagraphSignalwordsandeventsPara.2Thedayoftheracein1983…Para.7Soon,themarathonstarted…,thenextmorningPara.8Whenhegottoamajortown…Para.9Bythefifthnight,bythesixthdayPara.10WhenCliffwasawardedtheprize…Para.11Cliffcametoprominenceagainin1997…Para.12Fortherestofhislife,Cliffkeptrunning.Para.13…intheyear2000hesu