1、Unit 16Stories-2-話題必記單詞1. n.驚恐,恐懼2. vt.遺棄,放棄3. n.受害者4. n.(長篇)小說家5. vt.保存,保護(hù)6. v.目擊7. vi.發(fā)生8. adv.特別地;特定地9. n.遺失,丟失10. vi.& vt.聚集11. n.悲傷,難過12. n.同情13. vi.爆炸;沖,闖horrorabandonvictimnovelistpreservewitnessoccurparticularlylossgathersorrowsympathyburst-3-14. n.意義;重要性15. n.困苦,艱苦16. adj.生動(dòng)的,逼真的17. vt.使泄氣,

2、使灰心18. adj.寶貴的,珍貴的19. adj.渴望的,熱衷的20. adj.逐漸的21. v.擴(kuò)大,擴(kuò)充22. adj.復(fù)雜的23. adj.明顯的,顯而易見的24. n.突破,重大發(fā)現(xiàn)25. adj.不確定的significancehardshipvividdiscouragepreciouseagergradualexpandcomplexapparentbreakthroughuncertain-4-閱讀識(shí)記單詞26.princess n.27.awesome adj.28.rewind vi.& vt. 29.architecture n.30.authentic adj.31.

3、characteristic adj.32.monument n.33.abnormal adj.34.pillar n. 35.origin n.36.admirable adj.37.tease vt.38.superb adj. 公主,王妃令人敬畏的 倒回 建筑 真正的;原作的 典型的 紀(jì)念碑,紀(jì)念堂 不正常的,反常的支柱起源;開端;出身 令人欽佩的取笑,嘲笑出色的,卓越的-5-39.restriction n.40.unbearable adj.41.stubborn adj.42.former adj. 43.straightforward adj.44.tiresome adj.4

4、5.awkward adj.46.spill vt.& vi.47.dizzy adj.48.applaud vt.&vi. 49.clumsy adj. 限制,約束 不能忍受的倔強(qiáng)的,固執(zhí)的以前的 直接的;坦率的討厭的,令人厭倦的笨拙的;令人不舒服的灑出,濺出頭暈?zāi)垦５?鼓掌笨拙的;不得體的-6-構(gòu)織連脈詞族1. vt.保護(hù),保存 n.保護(hù),保存,貯藏2. n.重要性,意義 adj.重要的,有意義的 adv.重要地,有意義地3. adj.生動(dòng)的,鮮艷的,鮮明的 adv.生動(dòng)地,鮮艷地,鮮明地 n.生動(dòng),鮮明4. n.起源,開端;出身 adj. 最初的,獨(dú)創(chuàng)的,原始的n.原物,原作 adv.最

5、初地,獨(dú)創(chuàng)地,原始地1.preserve;preservation2.significance;significant;significantly3.vivid;vividly;vividness4.origin;original;originally-7-5. vt.使泄氣,使灰心 n.泄氣,灰心 adj.感到沮喪的,感到灰心的 adj.令人沮喪的,令人灰心的6. adj.嚴(yán)重的,嚴(yán)厲的 adv.嚴(yán)重地,嚴(yán)厲地 n.嚴(yán)格;嚴(yán)重;嚴(yán)厲7. adj.渴望的,熱衷的 adv.渴望地,熱衷地 n.渴望;熱切;熱心8. adj.逐漸的 adv.逐漸地 n.漸次,徐徐,逐漸5.discourage;di

6、scouragement;discouraged;discouraging6.severe;severely;severeness7.eager;eagerly;eagerness8.gradual;gradually;gradualness -8-9. adj.明顯的,顯而易見的 adv.明顯地10. vt.使溫暖adj.溫暖的 adv.溫暖地 n.溫暖9.apparent;apparently10.warm;warmly;warmth-9-語用規(guī)律歸納1.與法律相關(guān)的詞匯(1)victim n.受害者(2)witness v.目擊 n.目擊者;證人(3)crime n.犯罪(4)crimi

7、nal n.罪犯(5)trial n.審訊(6)sentence n.& v.判決(7)theft n.盜竊(8)murder n.& v.謀殺 (9)murderer n.兇手;殺人犯(10)arrest n.& v.逮捕 2.以-ship結(jié)尾的名詞(1)scholarship 獎(jiǎng)學(xué)金(2)hardship 艱苦;困苦(3)friendship 友誼(4)relationship 關(guān)系-10-3.短語和復(fù)合詞(1)break through 突破breakthrough n.突破 (2)take in 吸收intake n.吸收(3)put out 撲滅output n.產(chǎn)量(4)come

8、out 開花;出版;出來outcome n.結(jié)果(5)put in 插入;投入input n.投入;信息輸入(6)pick pocket 扒竊pickpocket n.扒手(7)take away 帶走takeaway n.外賣食物(8)get together 團(tuán)聚get-together n.聚會(huì)(9)work out 算出;鍛煉workout n.健身;鍛煉(10)work hard 努力學(xué)習(xí);努力工作hardworking adj.勤勞的-11-語境活用1.He told me with (悲傷)that his mother was badly ill.2.The restauran

9、t is (特別地)popular with young people.3.There has been a(n)(逐漸的)improvement in our sales figures over last year.4.I loved my fathers (生動(dòng)的)descriptions of foreign cities.5.The (重要性)for college students of doing a part-time job means more than money and experience.1.sorrow2.particularly3.gradual4.vivid5

10、.significance-12-6.It looked as if her situation was becoming (令人無法忍受的).7.Most people took a (同情的)attitude toward those who suffered a lot in the war.8.Such a (珍貴的)gift did he give me that I was deeply touched.unbearable sympathetic precious -13-e view 出現(xiàn)2.block 堵住3. a way 從某種程度上說e 偶然遇見5.name. 以的名字給

11、某人/某物命名6.knock sb 撞倒某人7.refer 查閱;指向;涉及8.figure 理解9. ones side 側(cè)身10.split (使)解散;決裂11.hold 支撐起12.count 依靠13.put up 忍受,容忍 into outin across after over to outon up up on with-14-14. particular 特別,尤其15. the other hand 另一方面16.relate 理解inon to-15-語用規(guī)律歸納1.含over的短語集匯(1)take over 接管;接任(2)knock over 撞倒某人(3)get

12、 over 克服;熬過;原諒(4)go over 復(fù)習(xí);過一遍(5)come over 過來(6)think over 仔細(xì)考慮(7)turn over 把翻過來;隨便翻翻(8)make over 轉(zhuǎn)讓;移交;改造-16-2.表示“遇見”的短語(1)come across(2)run into(3)run across(4)meet with(5)knock into(6)come upon-17-語境活用用上面的短語填空1.It is difficult why she said those things at the meeting.2.No longer able to my tooth

13、ache,I went to consult a dentist.3.I this old photograph when I was looking for a book yesterday.1.to figure out2.put up with3.came across-18-4.The big tree in front of the house a lot of our light.5.Never try to your notebooks whenever you take part in an exam.6.The cloud lifted,and the tops of the

14、 mountains suddenly .4.blocks out5.refer to6.came into view-19-1.Now that2.had understood such a complex word領(lǐng)悟教材語境1.Helen understood the key to language,she was very eager to learn more and use it as much as she could.(Page 11)既然海倫理解了語言之謎,她非?？释麑W(xué)習(xí)更多的詞語,并且盡可能多地使用它們。 考點(diǎn)提煉 now that引導(dǎo)原因狀語從句。2.It was the

15、 first time Helen a word for something she couldnt touch.(Page 11)這是海倫第一次懂得一個(gè)這么復(fù)雜的單詞一個(gè)表示她觸摸不到的東西的單詞。考點(diǎn)提煉 It was the first time (that).表示“這是第一次”。-20-3.it came as no surprise that 3I was last in the competition.(Page 12)我在比賽中最后一名便不足為奇了?？键c(diǎn)提煉 it came as no surprise that.表示“不足為奇”。-21-高考寫作情景1.既然你回答不了這個(gè)問題,

16、我們也許該問問別人。2.上周我去爬了泰山,那是我第三次爬了。3.他昨天缺席會(huì)議了,所以他不知道那件事也就不足為奇了。Now that you cant answer the question,perhaps wed better ask someone else.Last week I climbed Mount Tai.That was the third time that I had climbed it.Yesterday he was absent from the meeting,so it came as no surprise that he didnt know about

17、that.-22-話題與語法填空A Pompeii was buried by a volcanic eruption on August 24th,79 AD.A writer from Rome called Pliny 1.(witness) the disaster wrote about it in his 2.(young).When the volcanic eruption occurred,the earth trembled and a cloud came down the mountain,blocking out the sun and having everythi

18、ng 3. (bury) in its path,4.(include)whole villages and towns.5. was Plinys particular sadness was the loss of his uncle.Although the people,towns and villages that had 6.(disappear) under the ashes had been forgotten for a long time,over 1,600 years later,the ancient city of Pompeii was dug 7.People

19、 who 8.(catch) in the disaster have made the city a monument 9. human history.witnessing youth buried including What disappearedout were caught to -23-Today a large quantity of tourists and scientists visit Pompeii every year,learning more about the ancient world.Therefore,the city,which had been once 10.(forget) by the world,lives on nearly 2,000 years after its loss.forgotten -24-BWang Kun and Wang Wei had dreamed of taking a bike trip for a long time.After they 1.(graduate) from college,