MorepracticeMassmediaMagazinearticlesU5fivesenseshearingsighttastesmelltouchScientistdiscoversasixthsenseWhatcanyoulearnfromthetitle_____discovery[d??sk?v?r?]I.Readthetitleandthepicture1.Wherearethey2.Whatisthewomenblowing3.Aretheydoingsports,havingagameorwhatelse4.Whatisonthegirl’seyes5…whistle[?w?sl]blindfold[?bla?nd?f?uld]II.Readforthegeneralidea1.Whatisasixthsense2.Whodoesthe‘scientist’inthetitlereferto

3.HowdidhediscoverasixthsenseIt’stheabilitytoknowwhensomeoneiswatchingus.[??b?l?t?]Para1Line4DrRupertSheldrake.Bydoingsomeexperiments.Para3Line4Para3Line6Bycarryingoutsomeexperiments.開(kāi)展，實(shí)行Studytextfeatures1.WhatkindofarticleisitDescriptive(說(shuō)明文),argumentation(議論文)ornarrative(記敘文)？Adescriptivearticleabout_______.sciencePartI(Para12)1.Howdoesthewriterintroduce‘a(chǎn)sixthsense’2.Whatexampledoesthewriteruse3.WhydoesthewriterusesuchanexampleBygivingad____________andane____________.PartI(Para12)1.Howdoesthewriterintroduce‘a(chǎn)sixthsense’Asweallknow,therearefivesenses:hearing,smell,sight,tasteandtouch.Now,however,ascientisthasshownthatwehaveasixthsense:theabilitytoknowwhensomeoneiswatchingus.Manypeoplehavenoticedthisfeeling.Forexample,youaresittinginacinema,andyoufeelthatsomeoneiswatchingyou.Youlookaroundquickly,andfindthatyouareright.Afriend,atthebackofthecinema,isstaringatyou.definitionexampleBygivingadefinitionandanexample.____supportexplain2.WhatexampledoesthewriteruseAne__________inthecinema.xperiencePartI(Para12)3.WhydoesthewriterusesuchanexampleTomakereadersinterestedbyusingamonexperience.Asweallknow,therearefivesenses:hearing,smell,sight,tasteandtouch.Now,however,ascientisthasshownthatwehaveasixthsense:theabilitytoknowwhensomeoneiswatchingus.Manypeoplehavenoticedthisfeeling.Forexample,youaresittinginacinema,andyoufeelthatsomeoneiswatchingyou.Youlookaroundquickly,andfindthatyouareright.Afriend,atthebackofthecinema,isstaringatyou.definitionexample____supportexplainPartII(Para35)Putthefollowingexperimentstepsinorder.()Theexperimentisrepeated.()Ateacherblowsawhistle.()ClairesitsbehindEmma.()EmmamustsaywhetherClaireislookingatherornot.()ClairlooksatEmmaoraway.()Emmasitsonachairblindfolded.PartII(Para35)_______________teacherClaireEmmaPartII(Para35)Putthefollowingexperimentstepsinorder.()Theexperimentisrepeated.()Ateacherblowsawhistle.()ClairesitsbehindEmma.()EmmamustsaywhetherClaireislookingatherornot.()ClairlooksatEmmaoraway.()Emmasitsonachairblindfolded.632541?Whatweretheresults（結(jié)果）Thepersonwhowaswearingtheblindfoldcouldoftenfeelthattheotherpersonwaswatchinghimorher.PartII(Para35)1.WhydidDrSheldrakerepeatthisexperimentwithhundredsofchildren2.HowdidDrSheldrakeknowthatthechildrenwerenotguessingTomakesurethat_______________________________.Toprove(證明)that______________________________.hisresultswerenotanaccidentThechildrenknewabout60%ofthetimetheywerebeingwatched.Ifthechildrenwerejustguessing‘yes’or‘no’,theresultwouldonlybe50%.aq2w3thechildrenwerenotguessingPartIII(Para6)1.Doallthescientistsagreethatthereisasixthsense2.What’stheirreason3.WhatdoesDrSheldrakethinkoftheresult4.WhatishisreasonNo,theydon’t.Somescientistsdon’tagree.Para6Line1Theythinkitisimpossibletofeelsomethinginthisway.Para6Line3Para6Line6Hethinksitisaccurate.Theseexperimentswerecarriedoutbydifferentpeopleindifferentcountriesandyettheyallshowedalmostthesameresults.Studytextfeatures2.Wherecanweprobablyfindit

3.Whoarethereaders4.What’sthepurpose（目的）ofthearticleInamagazineornewspaper.Peoplewhoareinterestedinscience.Toletpeopleknowdevelopmentsinscience.Togetpeopleinterestedinscienceandlearnsomethingaboutscience.Weretheexperimentscarriedoutscientifically(科學(xué)地)Weretheresultsreliable(可靠的)experimentresultsAFindthesewordsinthemagazinearticleon

page84.Readthewordsaroundthemandchoosethebestmeanings.1 prove

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b showsomethingistrue

c makesomebodyhappy2 announced

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