新概念英语第四册学习手册 新概念教材的优势 1)由浅入深、循序渐进 2)1到4册各有侧重点 3)第四册课文涉及领域广:社会、文化、经济、科技、 考古、地理等诸多领域 4)第四册课文节选出自诺奖名家或知名媒体 5)课后配套及练习册练习,便于巩固强化每课知识点 学习方法怎么学? 1)坚持不懈,并且认真观看杨老师的教学视频 2)每一课都要训练自己听说读写4项技能 3)英语学习就像体育或声乐训练,需要你亲身反复练习 4)每课后自考已学习的词汇、语法或句型等知识点 5)按照你自己的节奏调整学习速度并定时复习 新概念第四册教材内容 1)共分6个单元,每个单元8课,共48课 2)每个单元突出一个学习主题 3)每课大致需要100分钟左右的时间来学习 Unit1 KeyPoint学习重点:复杂的句子complexsentences Goal学习目标:学会造复杂句 Lesson1Findingfossilman Origin:thetextisexcerptedfromthefollowingbook,titled FindingFossilMan,whichwaswrittenbyRobinPlaceand firstpublishedinJanuary1957。 Vocab:tomakeyourownwordlist Tomakesentencesbyusingyournewwords 1)recountv。totellastoryordescribeanevent 2)synonym:tell,describe,narrate,rehearse,setforth 3)sagen。awiseperson synonym:scholar,savant,pundit 4)legendn。 a)anoldstoryorsetofstoriesfromancienttimes b)afamousperson:e。g。alivinglegend synonym:fable,myth,legendry,tradition 5)migrationn。 synonym:emigration,relocation,resettlement 6)ancestor synonym:father,forebearer,precursor antonym:descendant,descendent 7)rotv。rotted synonym:decay,goruntoseed,gotopot,decompose antonym:ameliorate,improve,meliorate KeyStructures关键句型 a)用过去分词短语替换定语从句P7 b)Wordusage:tellvs。sayvs。speak 阅读理解训练(text:626words):答案下期公布 记录每次完成时间,做自我考核 Victorybyspeedoffootishonoredaboveall。Thosearethe wordsofXenophanes,asixthcenturyBCEphilosopherwhoobjectedto athletesandtheirpopularity。Thephrasespeedoffootmayrecallthe wordsexpressedinHomersOdysseystressingtheglorywhichan athletemaywinwithhishandsorwithhisfeet。Theshortestfootrace, thestade,wasonelengthofthestadiumtrack,thepracticalequivalent ofour200meterdash(actually,only192。27metersatOlympia,thesite oftheoriginalOlympicgames)。Greektraditionheldthatthis200meter racewasthefirstandonlyeventheldatthefirstOlympiadin776BCE。 Thenameofthewinnerofthe200appearsfirstinalllistsofvictors inanyOlympiad。Somepeoplethinkthatthestadewinnerhadtheyear namedafterhim。Thisisnotreallytrue。MostGreekstateshadother meansofdatinganygivenyear,usuallybythenameofoneormore politicalleaders。ButwhenHippiasofEliscompiledhiscatalogueof victors,thestadevictorobviouslyheadedhislistforeachinpidual Olympiad。PerhapsbecausetheOlympicfestivalwasoneofthefew trulyinternationalinstitutionsinGreece,laterGreeksfounditconvenient tousethesequenceofOlympiadsasachronologicalreference。Thus anentryinJuliusAfricanustextwillread,forexample,Olympiad77, DandisofArgos〔won〕thestade。Subsequentyearswithinthe OlympiadaresimplyviewedasOlympiad77,yearstwo,three,andfour。 Asonewouldexpect,methodsofrunningseemtobenodifferent thenfromnow。Severalvasepaintingsshowagroupofrunnersrather closetooneanother,theirbodiespitchedforward,theirarmsmaking largeswingsupanddown。Theseareclearlyrunnersinthe200,for modernsprinterslookmuchthesame。Soalsodistancerunnerscanbe easilyidentified。Liketheirmoderncounterparts,theycanrunupright, withlessarcintheirlegmovements,andtheirarmsdanglecomfortably attheirsides。Someoftheseancientathletesdevelopedtheeffective strategyofhangingbackwiththerestofthepack,reservingsome strengthuntilneartheend。Thentheywouldsuddenlybreakawayfrom therestandclosewithastrongspurtofspeed,asifbarelytired, passingtheleaderswhobecameweakandfaded。Ancientsources neverspecifytheexactnumberoflapsinthedistancerace,and modernopinionsvarygreatly。Themostwidelyacceptednumberis20 laps,adistanceofalittleover3845meters(2。36miles),morethan doubleourclassicdistanceraceof1500meters。 Theancientstadiumwasshapedverydifferentlyfromthemodern one。Itwasalmosttwiceaslongasours,andabouthalfaswide。There wasnocoursearoundaninfield,noinfieldatall,justadjacentlanesfor therunners。Theathleteshadthereforenogradualturnsaroundacurve ateachend,asinamodernstadium。StephenMiller,excavatorat Nemea,foundapostholenotfarfromthenorthendofthestadium。He conjecturesthatitheldaturningpost。Itishighlylikelythat,inthe distancerace,suchasingleturningpostforallathleteswasprobably used。Butinthe400,downandback,therunnerwouldneedtoturn sharplyaroundthepost。Mostscholarsthinkthateach400runner wouldhavehadhisownturningpost。Otherwisetherewouldhavebeen toomuchcongestionatthatonlyturn。Afewvasesshowathletesnot patentlysprintersordistancerunnersgoingaroundaturningpost。In one,ajudgestandswatch。Butifeach400meterrunnerhadhisown turningpost,thesceneprobablyshowsadistancerace。 1。Thequotationsinthispassageprimarilyserveto (A)offerconflictingopinions (B)establishanauthoritativevoice (C)invitethereadertoconductfurtherresearch (D)giveasenseofGreekliterarystyle 2。Accordingtoinformationpresentedinthepassageandaccompanying figure,theareawheretheOlympiadtookplace (A)devotedlessspacetoathleticconteststhantootheractivities (B)wasconsecratedtothegods (C)wasrectangularinshape (D)fulfilledathletesneeds 3。Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingstatementsiscorrect? (A)Winnersearnedgloryforthestatetheyrepresented,notfor themselves。 (B)TheGreekstadiumwassimilartomodernarenas。 (C)TheOlympiadsservedasacommonreferencepointfortime。 (D)Runningstylesdifferedinancienttimes。 4。Theauthorscommentasonewouldexpect(paragraph3,sentence1) isprobablybasedon (A)hisownexperienceasarunner (B)thefactthathumananatomydoesnotchange (C)recentarcheologicaldiscoveries (D)informationfromcontemporaryliterature