《大学英语教程》课程教材配套电子教案（PPT教学课件，北大版）第四册 第五单元

北大版 大学英语教程 Book 4 Unit 5 0

北大版 大学英语教程 Book 4 Unit 5

Part one:Key Words Made Easy ③·admonish 卫劝告，告戒，警告 urge;give earnest advice to;(of)warn d·castigate 卫惩治，严厉批评 rebuke or punish severely by criticizing;castigation (n.) Q·impend 卫迫近，即将来临 be about to happen;(~over)threaten to happen menace n.威胁，危险物 a threat;a dangerous or obnoxious thing or person g·repudiate 批判，否定 disown;reject;deny;refuse to recognize or pay PART I PART II PART III WRITING

urge; give earnest advice to; (~ of) warn rebuke or punish severely by criticizing; castigation (n.) be about to happen; (~ over) threaten to happen a threat; a dangerous or obnoxious thing or person disown; reject; deny; refuse to recognize or pay Part one: Key Words Made Easy • admonish • castigate • impend • menace • repudiate v. 劝告，告戒，警告 v. 惩治，严厉批评 v. 迫近，即将来临 n. 威胁，危险物 v. 批判，否定

Q·stoop v弯腰；弯下上身 bend the body forwards and downwards ④·savage n.原始人 a member of a primitive tribe living by hunting or fishing Q·carper n.吹毛求疵者，苛评者 a person who makes unnecessary complaints about small matters or keeps criticizing someone or something ·testify y证明，证实；作证 serve as evidence of bear witness,give evidence Q·unmanageable ad.难处理的，难应付的 un manage able PARTI PART II PART III WRITING

• stoop • savage • carper • testify • unmanageable v. 弯腰；弯下上身 n.原始人 n. 吹毛求疵者，苛评者 v. 证明，证实；作证 adj. 难处理的，难应付的 bend the body forwards and downwards a member of a primitive tribe living by hunting or fishing a person who makes unnecessary complaints about small matters or keeps criticizing someone or something serve as evidence of; bear witness, give evidence un + manage + able

Key Expressions in Use ④·comment on 评论；谈论 make (esp.critical)remarks Q·in contrast to 与.形成对比；与.截然不同 noticeably different from another ·conjure up 想象出 cause to appear to eye or mind '·set in motion 开动；调动 cause to start moving or working 0:·identify.with 把.等同于 regard oneself sharing characteristic of (another person) PART I PART II PART III WRITING

Key Expressions in Use • comment on • in contrast to • conjure up • set in motion • identify . with 评论；谈论 与.形成对比；与.截然不同 想象出 开动；调动 把.等同于 make (esp. critical) remarks noticeably different from another cause to appear to eye or mind cause to start moving or working regard oneself sharing characteristic of (another person)

Communicative Practice Tuning In Words in Sound 。appreciate 欣赏；赏识 ·argument 争论，辩论 ·.back 回原处（状） carefree 无忧无虑，轻松愉快 。 depend on 依靠，依赖 guess 认为，推测 immigrate 移居 paradise 天堂，乐园 security 安全，保障 wealthy 富裕的 PART I PART II PART III WRITING

Communicative Practice Tuning In Words in Sound • appreciate • argument • back • carefree • depend on • guess • immigrate • paradise • security • wealthy 欣赏；赏识 争论，辩论 回原处（状） 无忧无虑,轻松愉快 依靠, 依赖 认为, 推测 移居 天堂, 乐园 安全, 保障 富裕的

1.You ought to appreciate the freedom you have here in the US. 2.I hear that sort of argument all the time on the TV news. 3.What's the point of comparing the wealthiest country in the world to the poorest? 4.I guess this kind of comparison makes the US look pretty good 5.Why do so many people from other countries try to immigrate here to the US? 6.Those who watch too many American movies think it's a paradise here when it's not. 7.I don't think a lot of people in the US seem to be rich and carefree 8.The social security system in the US is about to fall apart. 9.At least they have other people they can depend on. 10.It seems that you like things so much back where you come from. PARTI PART II PART III WRITING

1. You ought to _ the freedom you have here in the US. 2. I hear that sort of _ all the time on the TV news. 3. What’s the point of comparing the _ country in the world to the poorest? 4. I _ this kind of comparison makes the US look pretty good. 5. Why do so many people from other countries try to _ here to the US? 6. Those who watch too many American movies think it’s a _ here when it’s not. 7. I don’t think a lot of people in the US seem to be rich and _ . 8. The social _ system in the US is about to fall apart. 9. At least they have other people they can _ . 10. It seems that you like things so much _ where you come from. appreciate argument wealthiest guess immigrate paradise carefree security depend on back

Idioms in Use What is intended to be achieved by that comparison? What's the point ofthat comparison? what's the point (of):what is intended to be achieved They have to manage their problems by themselves. They have to cope with their problems alone. cope with:deal efficiently or successfully with;try to find a solution to PART I PART II PART III WRITING

Idioms in Use • What is intended to be achieved by that comparison? • What’s the point of that comparison? • They have to manage their problems by themselves. • They have to cope with their problems alone. what’s the point (of): what is intended to be achieved cope with: deal efficiently or successfully with; try to find a solution to

They pay for everything they bought in installment plan. Everything they own is bought on credit buy on credit:buy something with the payment in installment plan They have not any family members,friends or other people they can depend on. 0 They have no one to turn to. turn to:go to somebody/something for help,advice, etc. PART I PART II PART III WRITING

buy on credit: buy something with the payment in installment plan • They pay for everything they bought in installment plan. • Everything they own is bought on credit . • They have not any family members, friends or other people they can depend on. • They have no one to turn to . turn to: go to somebody/something for help, advice, etc

Part two:Listening Comprehension Dialogue A PART I PART II PART III WRITING

Part two: Listening Comprehension Dialogue A

Dick:Those are nice buttons you have on your shirt there,pal. What do they say? Gary:They say "Smush Bush," and“Stop US imperialism.” That's a nice shirt you have on, by the way,red,white and blue, just like the flag. Dick:That's right,I'm a patriot.I love my country.And I can see by those buttons that you don't. Listen mister,if you hate this country so much,then why don't you move to France? PART I PART II PART III WRITING

Dick: Those are nice buttons you have on your shirt there, pal. What do they say? Gary: They say “Smush Bush ,” and “Stop US imperialism.” That’s a nice shirt you have on, by the way, red, white and blue, just like the flag. Dick: That’s right, I’m a patriot. I love my country. And I can see by those buttons that you don’t. Listen mister, if you hate this country so much, then why don’t you move to France?