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2012-2013 英語必修 4 人教版新課標 Unit 5 金牌教案（ 教學資源 ）
2012-2013 英語必修 4 人教版新課標 Unit 5 金牌教案（ 教學資源 1）
Unit 5 Theme parks
Part 2 Teaching Resources
第二部分 教學資源
Section 1 Background for Unit 5 Theme parks
1. What is a theme park?
?A term used to describ
2、e an amusement park that is designed to carry a theme in
one or more areas of the park. The theme may carry over to the rides and attractions
in that area as well. Examples of theme parks include Holiday World, Islands of
Adventure, Disneyland, Magic Kingdom and Knotts Berry Farm.
3、?An amusement park, that has been divided into several sub-sections, each with a
distinctive concept, such as the Old West, or the future.
?A theme park is a park that uses a theme to take guests to a new world.
?An amusement park
which
has one or
more "themed"
are
4、as,
with
rides
and attractions
keyed to the
theme of
their
location
within
the
park.
Disneyland,
Knotts
Berry
Farm,
and Busch Gardens Williamsburg are examples of theme parks.
?An amusement park that is or
5、ganized around some theme (as the world of tomorrow)
2. Old Aircraft Carrier Turned Into Military Theme Park in China
An old aircraft carrier from the former Soviet Union navy has been turned into a military theme park and will be stationed at Dapeng Bay in Shenzhen, south China s Guangdon
6、g
Province.
The 40,000-ton ship, known as the Minsk, first arrived at the Wenchong Shipyard in Guangzhou, capital of Guangdong Province, in November 1998 as scrap iron, the Shanghai-based Wenhuai Daily reported on May 8.
It is about triple the size of a standard football field, 18 stories high,
7、 and has more than 2,000 cabins, the paper said.
The carrier, which was poorly maintained by the Russian navy after the collapse of the Soviet Union, retired in 1993 and was initially sold to a South Korean businessman
as scrap steel after key military components were removed, the paper said
8、.
The Minsk was later resold to an undisclosed Chinese business. (From: People’s Daily)
3. Tips to make the most of your vacation Plan your visit.
Buy a guidebook. Read rev
iews. Check out the park
’s Web site. Then plan what you want
to see and do. Unless the park is small, you shoul
9、dn
’t expect to see or do everything
in one day,
so set your
priorities.
The investment
you make in planning will pay handsome
dividends on
“park day.
”
Have a “Plan B. ”
It is not uncommon that an attraction will be closed. In that case, just move on to the
next on your
10、 list. Also, in the unlikely
— but not unheard of
— event that the entire
park is closed, have a backup plan that includes another, nearby activity.
Arrive early.
An extra 15 minutes waiting in line at the park entrance could cut an hour off of your
11、
waiting time for the most popular attractions.
Divide and conquer.
Chances are that not everyone in your party wants to do or see the same things. Although
it
is
nice to
be able
to
share
the
experiences
of a theme park
as
a famil
12、y
or
with friends,
time (and money) may limit the opportunity for each person to accomplish what he or she
would like while traveling as a group.
Keep in touch.
Go your separate ways, but arrange to meet back at a specific location at a desi
13、gnated
time
to
talk
over your experiences,
offer
recommendations, revise
your
plan
and set
a time
and place for your next meeting. Also have a site selected that can become a place to
reestablish contact should your party become accidentally separated. It will save lots
14、
of time that might otherwise be spent looking for one another.
Go deep.
Once you enter the park, proceed to the farthest attractions first. Theme park designers
place much of the merchandise near the park entrances
— hoping to catch you c
15、oming and
going. And it works
— in this case to your advantage. By bypassing the shops on your way
to the popular attractions, you will beat others who get waylaid by the shops.
Choose your position
.
The front of the line may not always be the best for attr
16、actions where large numbers of
guests are admitted all at once as, for instance, in an auditorium. The people who are
at
the
very
front
of
the
line
may
find
themselves
up
against
a
sidewall,
while
middle-of-the-liners have the best view.
Leave mid-day.
Gene
17、rally, theme parks are most crowded in the middle of the day. This is a good time to
rest for a few hours — regaining your strength for another assault on the park later in the day. Be sure to get your hand stamped or get some other proof of admission that will allow you to be readmitted to the p
18、ark at no charge. Eat outside.
Food prices inside a theme park can be as horrifying as any of the park ’s dark rides.
While taking your mid-day break from the park, refuel yourself without spending a bundle
on hot dogs.
Return late-day.
As the energy of other guests wanes, move back
19、 into the park. This time, visit the attractions closer to the entrance first where it is probably less crowded now. Shop last.
Want to buy souvenirs? Do it on your way out. You won’t have to lug your purchases around
with you all day.
Enjoy.
Finally, if you find yourself getting tick
20、ed off at slow lines, poor service or inconsiderate guests, stop and take a breather. A visit to a theme park is supposed to be an enjoyable event, not a stressful occasion.
2012-2013 英語必修 4 人教版新課標 Unit 5 金牌教案（ 教學資源 2）
Unit 5 Theme parks
Part 2 Tea
21、ching Resources
第二部分 教學資源
Section 2 Notes to difficult sentences from Unit 5
1. Parks provide people with a place to amuse themselves and to escape their busy lives
for a while.
while 指“一段時間” e.g. He worked as a teacher for a while before studying education
他學教育之
22、前當過一段時間老師。
once in a while
偶爾、間或
2. In these parks, people sit chatting, play game
s, listen to birds
’ singing, or just
relax a bit.
chatting 為現(xiàn)在分詞作狀語，和 people
之間為主動關系。而
play, listen, relax
和 sit 一樣，
為并列的謂語動詞。另外， listen to birds
’ singing
中 singing
23、 作 listen to
的賓補。
3． They are more than amusement parks
with rides,
such
as a Ferris
wheel,
merry-go-around
or a roller coaster.
more than “不僅僅” e.g. The book is more than a grammar.
此外，
more than 還有“很，非
常”的意思。 e.g. more than happy, glad, willing
more or less
差不
24、多；幾乎；大致，大約，或多或少
no more than
僅僅，只
what’s more
此外，而且
4. Others show us how special groups of people dress today, what they eat and what their homes look like.
本句中 how 和兩個 what 引導的從句都是名詞性從句，作動詞 show 的賓語。
5． Other theme parks include marine or ocean parks, where
25、 visitors can see and swim with
dolphins and learn about ocean life.
本句中和本段中的 where 引導的均為非限制性定語從句， where 在定語從句中作狀語。
1. You could, if you like, go with famous divers to the bottom of the ocean and see mysterious, blind creatures that have never seen the sunlight.
本句中 if you like 引導的條件狀語從句插
26、在了主句 You could go with famous divers
to ??的之間。
2012-2013 英語必修 4 人教版新課標 Unit 5 金牌教案（ 教學資源 3）
Unit 5 Theme parks
Part 2 Teaching Resources
第二部分 教學資源
Section 3 Words and expressions from Unit 5
be famous for
vt.
27、著稱于 ( 以 ...
著名 )
1.
Spain used to be famous for its strong armada.
西班牙曾以其強大的艦隊而著稱。
2.
The town miller was famous for his excellent flour.
鎮(zhèn)上的面粉場主以優(yōu)質面粉著稱。
3.
The president
was famous for twisting the arms of members of Congress to persuade them
to vote favourably on his propos
28、al.
這位總統(tǒng)以善于向議會成員施加壓力并說服他們對他的
提案投票贊成而聞名。
[ 詞義辨析 ]
celebrated famous well-known
都含 “著名的” 、“有名的”意思。
celebrated
語氣最強 ,
指“膾炙人口的”或“屢見報紙、電臺、電視的”,
如:
a celebrated remark
名言。
famous 強調“遠近皆知的”
, 在現(xiàn)代英語中用于褒義 , 如:
Hangzhou is famous for its scenery.
杭州以風景出名。
well-known
29、語氣比 famous
弱 ,
指“為人們所熟知的” , 可用于普通事物 ,
如:
He is a well-known writer.
他是個有名的作家。
no wonder
難怪 , 怪不得
1. No wonder you were late!
難怪你來晚了 !
2. No wonder you are licking your chops, theres pork for dinner.
怪不得你們在舐著嘴
唇，原來晚餐有肉。
3. No wonder the firm makes
30、a loss; the office is terribly overstaffed.
難怪公司虧損 ,
辦公室嚴重超編。
4. No wonder people say that computers are taking over the world.
難怪有人說電子計算
機正漸漸接管世界。
5. It is no wonder (that) hell sign the contract tomorrow.
他明天簽約是不足為怪的。
preserve
v. 保護 , 保持 , 維持
31、 , 防腐 , 做蜜餞
1.
I think these interesting old customs should be preserved.
我認為這些有趣的舊習俗
應該保存下去。
2.
Its the duty of the police to preserve the public order.
維護公共秩序是警察的職責。
3.
I tried to preserve my independence.
我試圖保持自己的獨立性。
4.
Salt and spices help to preserve meat.
鹽和調味品有助于保藏肉類
32、。
5.
In the summer, large crops of fruit may be preserved by freezing or bottling.
夏天
收獲的大量水果可冷藏或裝瓶裝罐加以保存。
advance
n. 前進 , 進步 , 預支
v. 前進 , 增加 , 上漲
1.The report advances the suggestion that safety standards should be improved.
該報告
建議安全標準應該改進。
2. It is a popular show, so
33、 advance booking is essential.
這是個很受歡迎的演出，所以
一定要提前訂票。
3. The date of the meeting has been advanced from Friday to Monday.
會議日期已經(jīng)從星
期五提前到星期一。
4. There have been great advances in medicine in the last ten years.
在過去十年里，醫(yī)
學取得了巨大的進步。
[ 詞義辨析 ]
advance promote p
34、rogress
都含有“前進”的意思。
advance
指“向某一目標或方向前進的運動或效果
,
并常強調前進的終點”
, 如 :
Our soldiers advanced bravely against the enemy.
我們的士兵勇敢地向敵人挺進。
promote
作“提升”解時可與
advance 通用 ;
它強調“促使某種事業(yè)向前發(fā)展以達到預期
的結果 ,
并側重于對該人或事物
( 尤指公開性質 ) 的贊助和鼓勵” , 如 :
John was promoted [advanced] from a
35、clerk to a manager.
約翰由職員晉升為經(jīng)理。
A sound forest economy promotes the prosperity of agriculture and rural life.
完善的森林經(jīng)濟可以促進農業(yè)和農村生活的興旺與繁榮。
progress
則指“穩(wěn)定、經(jīng)常的進步”
, 這種進步可能有間隔 , 常用于抽象事物 , 如 :
Our research work is progressing steadily.
我們的研究工作正在穩(wěn)步地取得進展。
in advance
36、提前 , 預先
1.
To ride in an airplane you have to book in advance.
要乘飛機必須提前定位子。
2.
As long as youve paid in advance we wont charge you for delivery.
只要你預先付款，
我們就不收你送貨費。
3.
Send your luggage on in advance.
請把行李預先送出。
4.
If you warn me in advance, I will have your order ready
37、for you.
你若預先通知我 ,
我
就能給您準備好了。
come to life
vi. 蘇醒過來 ( 振作起來 , 活躍起來 , 表現(xiàn)生動 )
1.
The quiet girl has come to life since she worked as a saleswoman.
那個少言寡語的姑
娘自從當上售貨員后變得活躍起來。
2.
In a few minutes Tom suddenly came to life.
一小會兒湯姆突然蘇醒過來。
3. He was down at the mouth all evening, but as soon as his girl friend came in he came
to life.他一晚上都垂頭喪氣，但他的女朋友一來，他就活躍起來了。
4. Youre very cool with your brother, but with your friends you really come to
對你弟弟冷冰冰的 , 但跟朋友在一起倒很活躍。
life.
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