Module4Rulesandsuggestions規(guī)則與建議Unit1Youmustbecarefuloffallingstones.你一定要注意落石。setoffsockwheneverproperedgeyourselfgooffstarve動(dòng)身；出發(fā)

n.

短襪conj.每當(dāng)；無論什么時(shí)候

adj.合適的；恰當(dāng)?shù)?/p>

n.

邊；邊緣pron.你自己離開

v.挨餓；餓死Wordsreviewgoinonegorockrockclimbingstonefairlysmoothstraight

n.

嘗試；努力一口氣；一下子

n.巖；巖石攀巖

n.

石頭

adv.

相當(dāng)；還算

adj.

無困難的;順利的;光滑的;平坦的

adj.直的；筆直的WordsreviewHaveyoueverclimbedmountains?Doyoulikeit?Doyouknowtherulesformountain-climbing?Doyouwanttogetsomesuggestionsaboutit?1.MrJacksongivesalotofrulesandsuggestions,soheprobably________.

a)ishappyaboutwalkinginthehills

b)hasneverbeentothehills

c)hasalotofexperienceofwalkinginthehills3.Lookthroughtheconversationandchoosethecorrectanswer.Lookthroughtheconversationandchoosethecorrectanswer.2.Thechildrenmighthurtthemselvesifthey_______.

a)walkalongtheedgeofthehillpathb)wearproperclothes

c)drinkalltheirwaterbeforelunch3.Beforetheyhavelunch,they________.

a)havetogetuptothetopb)canhavesomethingtoeatc)cangorockclimbing4.MakenotesaboutMrJackson’srulesandsuggestions.Youshould________________________.Youmustn’t_______________________.Youhaveto_______________________.Youmustn’t_______________________.Youcan’t_________________________.Don’t_____________________________.Youcan’t_________________________.Youmust_________________________.

wearproperclotheswalktooclosetotheedgeofthehillpath

keeptogether

gooffonyourown

havesomethingtoeatnow

drinkallyourwaterinonego

gorockclimbing

becarefuloffallingstones5.Completethepassagewiththecorrectformofthewordsinthebox.

(1)________youwalkinthehills,youmustwearstrongshoesand(2)_______socks.Thewalkmaybefairly(3)_______atthestartbecausethepathis(4)_______,butlateritmaygetdifficult.Youshouldalsobecarefulof(5)________fallingfromabove.

smoothstonestraightthickwheneverWheneverthicksmoothstraightstonesMrJackson:OK,pleasepayattention

foramoment!Beforewesetoff,thereareafewrulesandsuggestionsforyou.All:Yes,MrJackson.

1.payattentiontosth./doingsth.注意（做）某事foramoment一會(huì)兒setoff/out=startoff/out出發(fā)，動(dòng)身setoffforsp.動(dòng)身去某地suggestv.--suggestionn.建議suggestdoingsth.建議做某事makeasuggestion提建議MrJackson:First,iseveryonewearingstrongshoesandthicksocks?All:Yes,MrJackson.MrJackson:OK,wheneveryougowalking

inthehills,youshouldalwayswearproperclothes.Now,youmustn’twalktooclosetotheedgeofthehillpathbecauseyoumightfallandhurtyourselves.Isthatclear?edgen.邊緣山路的邊緣結(jié)實(shí)的鞋和厚襪子properadj.恰當(dāng)?shù)?，合理的properlyadv.恰當(dāng)?shù)?，得體地whenever=nomatterwhen無論什么時(shí)候whatever=nomatterwhat無論什么whoever無論誰

closeto=nextto=near靠近hurtoneself傷著某人自己MrJackson:Andyouhavetokeeptogethersoyoudon’tgetlost.Youmustn’tgooffonyourown.ALL:

No,wewon’t,MrJackson.Daming:Canwehavesomethingtoeatnow?I’mstarving!MrJackson:No,youcan’t,Daming!Youjusthadbreakfastanhourago.Let’sstartwalking,andwe’llstopatnoonforourpicnic.Don’tdrinkallyourwaterinonego.Youmayneedsomelater.Betty:Canwegorockclimbing?

get\belost迷路，走失onone'sown=byoneself=alone獨(dú)自地gooff=leave走開，離開

Starttodo/doingsth.開始做某事keeptogether聚在一起，不分散inonego一口氣攀巖MrJackson:No,youcan’t.Andyoumustbecarefuloffallingstones.OK,offwego,downthispath,andacrossthestream,andthenwe’ll...Daming:...havelunch?MrJackson:...havelunchwhenwegetuptothetop.Comeon!I’llleadtheway.Itshouldbeafairlysmoothwalktobeginwithbecauseit’sastraightpath,butit’llstarttogetdifficultsoon!

fallv.落下fallingadj.(正在)落下的fallenadj.（已經(jīng))落下的comeon過來；趕快；加油getto=reach=arrivein(at)到達(dá)

tostart/beginwith起初，開始的時(shí)候begin/startwith...以……開始becarefulof/withsth.小心某物fairlysmooth還算平坦1.Astheroadtotheairportisunderrepair,wewillhaveto________earlytogetthereintime.A.payoffB.takeoffC.putoffD.setoff2.Mydaughterwasabout2yearsoldwhenshecouldwalkby________.A.herB.sheC.hersD.herself3.—Alotofpeoplewere

todeathatthattimebecausetheyweretoopoor．A．starvingB．fullC.comfortableD．delicious4.Thegirlfeltso

thatshefell

soon.A.sleepy，asleepB．sleepy，sleepyC.asleep，asleepD．a(chǎn)sleep，sleepy5.—It'lltakeatleasttwohourstodothis.—Oh,________!Youcoulddoitintwentyminutes.A.comeonB.pardonmeC.youarerightD.don'tmentionit6.There'ssomuch______thatIcan'tstandit.A．soundB．noisesC．voiceD．noiseModule4RulesandsuggestionsUnit2Wemustkeepthecampclean.Wordsreviewtentfallfallasleephangsudden

n.

帳篷

v.

變成，進(jìn)入(某種狀態(tài))

入睡；睡著

v.

懸掛；吊adj.

突然的；急劇的Wordsreviewgunsoftstillwoodblood

n.

槍

adj.軟的；柔軟的

adj.靜止的；不動(dòng)的

n.(小)樹林；林地

n.血；血液WordsreviewHaveyoueverseenbears?Areyouafraidofthem?Doyouknowwhatyoushoulddowhenyouseeabear?3.Completethetable.WhathappenedWhattheyshouldorshouldnotdoInthemiddleofthefirstnight,thewriterhearda_________outside.Andthebagoffood_________.Theyshould____________________.Duringthesecondnight,thebearscameagainand_____________fromthetree.Theyshould__________________and_______________.Onthefourthday,thewritersaw_______________________.Then________________came.Heshouldnot_______________________.strangenoisewasopenhangthefoodinatreetookthefoodkeepthecampcleanmakelotsofnoiseababybearplayingwithsticksandstoneshishugemothergoforawalkintheforestOnthethirddayofourcampingtrip,Bentoldusthatifwesawabear,weshouldnotmakeany(1)_______moves.Wedidnothavea(2)_______tokeepourselvessafe.Thenextday,Isawababybearplayingwithsome(3)_______andstones.Hismotherarrivedsoon,andIwassoafraidthatmy(4)________wentcold.Ididnotmoveuntilthebearswalkedaway.ThenIranbacktomyfriendsasfastasIcould.

bloodgunstickssuddensuddengunsticksbloodWatchout！Bearsabout！Onthefirstevening,

thethreeofusweretiredafterwalkingforabouteighthours.Wesoonfellasleep.

Inthemiddleofthenight，Iheardastrangenoiseoutside.Butwhenllookedoutofthetent，therewasnothingthere.Inthemorning，Igotuptomakebreakfast.Thebagoffoodwasopen.

Inthemiddleofthenight=atmidnight在午夜fallasleep入睡fall-fellthethreeofus我們?nèi)齻€(gè)人(總共三人)threeofus我們中的三個(gè)(我們不止三人)

openadj.開著的；營(yíng)業(yè)的--closedadj.關(guān)著的openv.打開；開業(yè)–closev.關(guān)1.watchout=lookout=becareful小心，當(dāng)心2.Watchoutforsb./sth.當(dāng)心某人/某物

隊(duì)里有八個(gè)人。他們八個(gè)今晚一起吃飯。

Thereareeightpeopleintheteam.Theeightofthemwillhavedinnertogethertonight.

辦公室有十個(gè)人，有八個(gè)是女的。

Thereare10peopleinthelibraryandeightofthemarewomen.

“Bears，”saidJoe.“Weshouldhangthefoodinatreetonight.Laterthatday,westoppedinabeautifulfieldbyastream.

Weputupthetentandfellasleep.Duringthenight，thebearscameagain．Thistimetheytookthefoodfromthetree.“Itwasn’thighenough．Bearscanclimbtrees．Theycansmellfoodfromalongwayaway”saidBen.“Wemustkeepthecampclean,”Isaid.“Bearsmightthinkourrubbishisfood.”inatree(外來的物)在樹上onatree(樹本身長(zhǎng)的的東西)在樹上putup（thetent）建造；搭起；（帳篷）puton

穿上；上演；putup

張貼，建造；舉起putout

熄滅；伸出；出版；putdown

鎮(zhèn)壓；記下；貶低；制止putoff

推遲fromalongwayaway從很遠(yuǎn)的地方hang--hung懸掛hangout閑逛hangup懸掛;/掛斷（電話）溪邊“OK，let’stidyupandmoveon.Andweshould

makelotsofnoise

too．Iftheyknowwhereweare．theymaynotcomeanycloser，”saidJoe“Butifyouseeabear，”saidBen，“youmustn’tmakeanysuddenmovesormakeasound．Andaboveall，youmustn’trun．Noonecanrunfasterintheforestthanabear．Andremember，wedon’thaveaguntokeepussafe!”Thatnight，wewenttosleep…orwetriedto.Thenextday，westoppedateleveno’clockforabreak.Whiletheotherswereresting，Iwentforawalkintheforest.noise不可數(shù)名詞噪音noise--noisyadj.喧鬧的makeanoise制造噪音aboveall最重要的是，尤其是goforawalk散步tidyup收拾；整理；使整潔Suddenly,Isawababybearplayingwithsomesticksandstones．Helookedsosoftandfriendly,andIrememberthinking，“IfIreachout，Icanjusttouchhim.”Therewasaloudnoisebehindme.Istoodverystill.Ididn’teventurnmyhead.Therewasanotherloudnoise.Thebabybearlookedup，andrantowards

me.see...doing看見...正在...rememberdoingsth記得做過..事(已做過)remembertodosth記住去做...事(還未做）reachout伸出(手或臂)reachoutforsth.伸手去夠某物樹枝和石頭stilladj.靜止的，不動(dòng)的lookup抬頭；向上看；查找，查閱Iturnedpaleandheranpastmeintothewoods.Iwasstillforafewminutes.ThenslowlyIturnedround，andIsawthebabybearandhishugemotherwalkingaway.Iranbacktomyfriends.Ihaveneverrunsofast.Forthenexttendays，everytime

therewasasuddennoise，mybloodwentcold.everytime=eachtime每次；每當(dāng)Mybloodwentcold.我全身發(fā)冷。bloodn.血液--bleedv.流血變化系動(dòng)詞--get、becomegrow、turn+ad