Module1WondersoftheworldUnit2TheGrandCanyonwasnotjustbig.Let’slearnsomenewwordsfirstbelow

deepfantasticLet’slearnsomenewwordsfirsthighlongnaturalLet’slearnsomenewwordsfirstshinesignLet’slearnsomenewwordsfirstsilentsilverPractice:Matchthewords單詞詞義選項1.below A.銀色的；銀質(zhì)的2.deep B.自然的；天然的3.fantastic C.在……下面；低于4.high D.長的；長時間的5.long E.深的；深厚的6.natural F.極好的；奇異的7.shine G.高的；高級的8.sign H.發(fā)光；閃耀9.silent I.標志；符號；簽名10.silver J.沉默的；寂靜的Practice:Matchthewords參考答案：1-C；2-E；3-F；4-G；5-D；6-B；7-H；8-I；9-J；10-AListenandreadFastreadingTask1:Scanthepassagequicklyandmatchthemainideawitheachpart.Part1(Paragraph1-2)Part2(Paragraph3-4)Part3(Paragraph5)A.WhatIsawwhenIwasontheedgeofGrandCanyon.B.BeforeIsawtheGrandCanyon.C.Thewriter’sfeelingaftervisitingtheGrandCanyon.FastreadingTask1:Scanthepassagequicklyandmatchthemainideawitheachpart.Part1(Paragraph1-2)B

Part2(Paragraph3-4)APart3(Paragraph5)CA.WhatIsawwhenIwasontheedgeofGrandCanyon.B.BeforeIsawtheGrandCanyon.C.Thewriter’sfeelingaftervisitingtheGrandCanyon.Task2:TorF1.Whenthewriterarrived,itwaslateafternoonandsunny.F2.Thewriterwalkedalongadarkpathaftergettingoutofthecar.T3.Thestrangertoldthewriterhewouldgettothecanyonin15minutes.FTask2:TorF4.TheColoradoRiverisdescribedasa"silverstream"belowthewriter.T5.TheGrandCanyonisonlyabout15mileslong.F6.Thewriterstayedbythecanyonforaboutanhour.FTask3：readandcompletethetableNearlyonemileAboutfifteenmilesMorethan200milesLanguagepoints1.WhenIarrived,itwasearlymorninganditwasraining.意思：我到達的時候，正值清晨，天空還下著雨。解析：when引導時間狀語從句，主從句均用一般過去時，描述過去某一時刻的場景；and連接兩個并列的主句（表“清晨”和“下雨”兩個狀態(tài)）。2.Therewasnothingtosee,butIknewitwasthere.意思：周圍沒什么可看的，但我知道它（峽谷）就在那里。解析：but連接并列句，表轉(zhuǎn)折；“nothingtosee”是

“不定代詞+不定式”結(jié)構(gòu)，作后置定語。Languagepoints3.HeknewwhereIwasgoing.意思：他知道我要去哪里。解析：where引導賓語從句，作knew的賓語；從句用過去進行時（wasgoing），表“當時正前往的目的地”。Languagepoints4.Ilookedoverthem,butitwassilentandtherewasnosignofit.意思：我朝巖石望過去，但周圍一片寂靜，完全看不到它（峽谷）的蹤影。解析：but表轉(zhuǎn)折，連接“眺望動作”與“無蹤跡的結(jié)果”；therewasnosignof...是固定句型，表“沒有……的跡象”。Languagepoints5.Thesunrosebehindmeandshoneontherocks.意思：太陽從我身后升起，照在巖石上。解析：同一個主語（thesun）后接并列謂語（rose和shone），用and連接，簡化句子結(jié)構(gòu)。Languagepoints6.Iwaslookingacrossoneofthewondersofthenaturalworld—theGrandCanyon.意思：我正眺望的是自然世界的奇觀之一——科羅拉多大峽谷。解析：破折號后的theGrandCanyon是同位語，補充說明“oneofthewonders”的具體所指。Languagepoints7.Ifyouputthetwotallestbuildingsintheworldontopofeachotheratthebottomofthecanyon,theystillwouldnotreachthetop.意思：如果你把世界上最高的兩棟建筑疊放在峽谷底部，它們?nèi)匀粔虿坏綅{谷頂端。解析：if引導虛擬語氣（與現(xiàn)在事實不符）：從句用一般現(xiàn)在時（put）表假設(shè)，主句用“would+動詞原形”表虛擬結(jié)果，突出峽谷的高度。Let’smakesentences

Task4：Choosethecorrectanswer.1Wheredoesthepassagemostprobablycomefrom?a)Amagazine.b)Agrammarbook.c)Adictionary.d)Astorybook.A2Whywastherenothingtosee?a)Becausetherewasnothing. c)Becauseitwasraining.b)Becauseitwastoodark. d)Becauseitwasinthemorning.C3Whichdirectionwasthewriterfacingwhilehe/shewaslookingovertheGrandCanyon?a)South.b)North.c)East.d)West.D4Whatisthewriter’spurposeinwritingthispassage?a)Togivefactsaboutthenaturalworld.b)Tosayhowhefeelsaboutthenaturalworld.c)TotellaninterestingstoryabouttheGrandCanyon.d)ToattractpeopletovisittheGrandCanyon.BCompletethepassagewiththewordsinthebox.signsilentremainskymilebelowstreamthroughreplyWriting

Name：TheGrandCanyonLocation：Arizona,UnitedStatesInterestingfacts：1.Itisnearly1miledeep,about15mileswide,andover200mileslong.2.TheColoradoRiver(oftendescribedasa"silverstream")flowsthroughitsbottom.3.Itisoneofthemostfamousnaturalwondersglobally,formedbymillionsofyearsofrivererosion.HowtowriteapassageaboutaNaturalWonderHowtowriteapassageaboutaNaturalWonder?維度內(nèi)容（以TheGreatWall為例）NameTheGreatWall（中國長城）ThelocationMainlyinBeijing,China（主要位于中國北京）Whatdidyouseeanddo?1.WalkedalongthestonepathsoftheGreatWall;2.Sawancientwatchtowersstandingonthemountains;3.Tookphotosofthewallstretchingintothedistance.Somefactsaboutit1.Totallength:Over21,000kilometers;2.History:Builtover2,000yearsago(startedintheZhouDynasty);3.Status:Oneofthe"SevenWondersoftheMedievalWorld".Howdidyoufeel?1.Excitedtostandonsuchahistoricstructure;2.Proudoftheancientbuilders’hardworkandwisdom;3.Amazedbyitsgrandscaleacrossthemountains.Writing

ADayattheGreatWallLastsummer,Ivisitedoneoftheworld’smostfamouswonders:theGreatWall,whichliesmainlyinBeijing,China.WhenIarrived,Iimmediatelywalkedalongitsroughstonepaths.ThefirstthingIsawwasarowofancientwatchtowers,standingtallonthemountainridgeslikesilentguardians.Iclimbeduponeofthetowersandlookedfarahead—thewallstretchedintothedistance,windingwiththem