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1、Section Integrating Skills & Cultural Corner.重点单词1overnight adj. 持续整夜的2authentic adj. (书画、文件、书籍等)原作的3passerby n. (过)路人4dash v. 猛冲5crossing n. 十字路口;交叉口6crossroads n. 十字路口7flee v. 逃跑,逃掉8sideroad n. 旁路,旁侧路9seek v. 寻找;寻求10behalf n. 方面;利益11chief adj. 最重要的;首要的12fundamental adj. 根本的;基本的13drawback n. 不利因素14
2、superb adj. 极好的;超级的15confidential adj. 秘密的,机密的16debt n. 债务;人情债17merely adv. 仅仅;只不过18outcome n. 结果;后果19blame n. (对错事或坏事应付的)责任20liberty n. 自由;自由权21gifted adj. 有天赋的;有才华的22movable adj. 活动的;可移动的23rural adj. 农村的;乡村的24loss n. 丢失,丧失lose vt. 丢失,迷失lost adj. 丢失的25inspire v. 鼓舞,激励inspiration n. 鼓舞,激励;启发,灵感26app
3、eal v. 恳求;呼吁appealing adj. 动人心弦的appealingly adv. 动人心弦地27calculate v. 计算calculator n. 计算器calculation n. 计算;账目;推定;预想;预定28suspect n. (犯罪)嫌疑人;可疑分子suspected adj. 被怀疑的suspicious adj. 多疑的29passion n. 激情,热爱passionate adj. 热情的passionately adv. 热烈地;激烈地30official n. 官员;高级职员 adj. 正式的,公务的officer n. 军官,干部31profes
4、sion n. 职业professional adj. 职业的,专业的professor n. 教授.核心短语1depend_on 依靠,依赖;取决于2in_history 历史上3leave_for 出发去4leave_sth.behind 把抛在后面5on_behalf_of 代表6get tired of doing sth. 厌倦/厌烦做某事7at liberty 获得自由的8up to 达到(某个数量)9lead to 导致;通向,通往10take up 从事,开始做(某项工作).经典句式1We dont_think the burglar was working alone.我们认
5、为那个盗贼不是单独作案。2It_doesnt_matter whether he is doing a portrait or a landscapehes a genius.不管他画肖像还是山水画他都是个天才。3Printing made_it_possible_to_produce more copies in a few weeks than could have been produced in a lifetime written out by hand.印刷使这一点成为可能,在数周内印刷出来的书比一个人一辈子手工抄写的书还要多。4But as the ideas of the Re
6、naissance developed, so_did_the_demand for the Greek and Latin classics, which had been largely ignored for up to 2,000 years.但随着文艺复兴观念的发展,人们对希腊和拉丁经典作品的需求也增加了,而这些经典作品在很大程度上已经被忽视长达2 000年了。课文预读The Puzzle of the Mona LisaThe Mona Lisa is the subject of many stories, but there is one anecdote which rema
7、ins a puzzle. Is the painting in the Louvre the authentic work by Leonardo da Vinci.or just a copy?The story began one day in 1911 when someone noticed the Mona Lisa was missing. A spokesman said, “The burglar left the antique frame and the glass behind. He must have gone through the basement to the
8、 main courtyard. A passerby saw a man with a moustache, carrying a parcel under his arm, dash over the street crossing, along to the crossroads. He then fled down a sideroad. Were appealing to anyone who saw the suspect to contact us.”So who stole the Mona Lisa? And why? News about the loss of the M
9、ona Lisa was circulated in all the French newspapers, and there was a widespread search for the burglar all over the country. The police said, “We dont think the burglar was working alone. Were seeking a gang of criminals.”Two years later, a man with a moustache went to an art dealer in Florence in
10、Italy and made a tentative attempt to sell the Mona Lisa. The art dealer checked it, agreed it was authentic.and then called the police.Why did the burglar, Vincenzo Perugia, wait so long? Perugia had stolen the Mona Lisa on behalf of the chief organiser of the crime, Eduardo de Valfierno. But Perug
11、ia made a fundamental mistake. He trusted de Valfierno to pay him for the painting. The drawback for Perugia was that de Valfierno didnt in fact need the painting, only the news of the theft. De Valfierno made six superb copies and sold them, claiming that each one was the authentic stolen painting.
12、 Of course, the fact that there were six substitutes was confidential. The six buyers didnt know about the other paintings. Whats more, de Valfierno didnt need to pay his debt to Perugia. After two years, Perugia got tired of waiting to be paid, and tried to sell the painting. When the real Mona Lis
13、a turned up in Florence, de Valfierno simply told his buyers that it was merely a copy.The outcome of the story is that Perugia got the blame for the crime and went to prison. De Valfierno remained at liberty for the rest of his life.But there is still a puzzle. There were a number of precise copies
14、 of the Mona Lisa painted by gifted students of Leonardo da Vinci. Part of the paintings fascination is whether the one in the Louvre was authentic.even before it was stolen. And if Perugia stole a copy.who has the authentic Mona Lisa?PrintingPrinting is the process of making many copies of a single
15、 document using movable characters or letters. In China, printing was known as early as in the 7th century, during the Tang Dynasty; in Europe, it was an important part of the Renaissance. Printing answered a need because people were thirsty for knowledge.Before printing was invented, copies of a ma
16、nuscript had to be made by hand, usually on animal skins. This was a difficult task that could take many years, and which made books very expensive. Printing made it possible to produce more copies in a few weeks than could have been produced in a lifetime written out by hand.It is believed that a G
17、erman, Johann Gutenberg, made the first printing press in Europe. He adapted it from the machines farmers used to squeeze oil from olives. It used paper, which was more suitable for printing (and cheaper) than animal skins. Paper, like printing, had been invented much earlier in China and it had fou
18、nd its way to Europe, via southeast Asia and then India. By the 10th century AD, paper was being produced in Baghdad. The first paper mill in Europe was built at the end of the 12th century.The first book that Gutenberg produced was a Bible. But as the ideas of the Renaissance developed, so did the
19、demand for the Greek and Latin classics, which had been largely ignored for up to 2,000 years. People also wanted books in their own languages. The invention of printing meant that this desire could be satisfied.Soon there were printing presses all over northern Europe. In 1476 William Caxton set up
20、 his own press in London, and England became one of the most important centres of the printing industry. This spread of printed books led to a renewed passion for artistic expression. Without the development of the printing press, the Renaissance may never have happened. Without inexpensive printing
21、 to make books available to a large section of society, the son of John Shakespeare, a government official in rural England in the mid1500s, may never have been inspired to take up writing as a profession. What western civilisation gained from Gutenbergs contribution is impossible to calculate.蒙娜丽莎之
22、谜蒙娜丽莎是很多故事的主题,但是有一个轶闻仍然是个谜。卢浮宫中的那幅画是莱奥纳多达芬奇的真迹还是只是一个复制品?这个故事始于1911年的一天,在那一天有人注意到蒙娜丽莎这幅画不翼而飞了。一位发言人说:“窃贼把古董架和玻璃框留下了。他一定是通过地下室进入主厅的。一位过路人看见一个留着小胡子的男子,胳膊下夹着一个包裹冲过街道交叉口,沿街向十字路口走去。然后他沿着一条岔道逃走了。我们正呼吁任何看到嫌疑犯的人联系我们。”那么是谁偷走了蒙娜丽莎?为什么要偷走它?法国所有的报纸都对蒙娜丽莎失窃一事进行了报道,搜捕盗贼的工作在全国范围内展开。警察说:“我们认为那个盗贼不是单独作案。我们在寻找一个犯罪团伙。”
23、两年后,一个留着小胡子的男人到意大利佛罗伦萨的一个艺术品商人那里试着向他出售蒙娜丽莎。这个艺术品商人鉴定了这幅画,确认它是真品然后叫来了警察。为什么这个名叫文森佐佩鲁贾的窃贼等了这么久?佩鲁贾是受此次犯罪活动的主要组织者爱德华多德瓦尔菲勒诺的指使偷窃蒙娜丽莎的。但是佩鲁贾犯了一个基本的错误。他相信德瓦尔菲勒诺会为这幅画付给他钱。佩鲁贾错就错在(他没有意识到)德瓦尔菲勒诺实际上不需要这幅画,他只是要画失窃的新闻。德瓦尔菲勒诺制作了六幅可以乱真的复制品并声称每幅都是偷来的真品而后将它们出售。当然,有六幅赝品这一事实是机密的。六个买家并不知道其他的赝品(的存在)。此外,德瓦尔菲勒诺不需要向佩鲁贾付钱
24、。两年之后,佩鲁贾厌烦了等待爱德华多德瓦尔菲勒诺付款给他,他试图出售这幅画。当真正的蒙娜丽莎出现在佛罗伦萨时,德瓦尔菲勒诺只是简单地告诉他的买家那只是个复制品。故事的结局是佩鲁贾因其罪行而入狱。德瓦尔菲勒诺却始终逍遥法外。但是仍有一个谜团。莱奥纳多达芬奇的有天赋的学生们画了许多足可以乱真的蒙娜丽莎的复制品。卢浮宫的那幅画是不是真品甚至在被盗之前的那幅画是不是真品是该画作的一大魅力所在。如果佩鲁贾偷的只是个复制品那么蒙娜丽莎的真品又在何人手上呢?印刷术印刷术是用活字符或者字母制作一份文档的多份副本的过程。在中国,印刷术早在7世纪的唐朝就已经为人所知;在欧洲,它是文艺复兴时期的一个重要部分。印刷满
25、足了人们对知识的渴望。在印刷术发明之前,一份手稿的副本必须由手工来完成,通常是写在动物的皮上。这是一项艰难的工作,可能要花费很多年,而且这也使制作书籍的费用变得非常昂贵。印刷使这一点成为可能:在数周之内印刷出来的书比一个人一辈子手工抄写的书还要多。人们认为是一个名叫约翰古登堡的德国人制作了欧洲第一台印刷机。他把农民用来从橄榄中榨油的机器改装成印刷机。印刷机使用的是更适合用来印刷的纸(而且更加便宜)而不是使用动物的皮。和印刷术一样,纸张在中国发明得比较早,它经由东南亚再到印度,然后传到欧洲。到公元10世纪的时候,巴格达已经开始造纸了。欧洲第一家造纸厂建于12世纪末。古登堡制作的第一本书是圣经。但
26、随着文艺复兴观念的发展,人们对希腊和拉丁经典作品的需求也增加了,而这些经典大部分已经被忽视长达两千年了。人们也想要有他们自己语言的书籍。印刷术的发明意味着这个愿望可以被满足了。很快整个北欧都有了印刷机。1476年,威廉卡克斯顿在伦敦开办了他自己的印刷厂,英格兰开始成为印刷工业最重要的中心之一。印刷书籍的传播,重新唤起人们对艺术表达的激情。假如没有印刷机的发展,也许根本不会出现文艺复兴;假如没有低廉的印刷技术使得广大社会阶层有书可读,16世纪中期英格兰乡村的政府官员约翰莎士比亚的儿子也许根本不可能受到鼓舞而将写作作为职业。古登堡对西方文明的贡献是不可估量的。课文理解Step Fast readi
27、ngChoose the best answers according to the passage on P25.1The word “drawback” in Paragraph 5 means “_”AdisadvantageBmistakeCdisappointment Dadvice答案:A2The word “confidential” in Paragraph 5 means “_”Asecret BunnecessaryCamusing Dillegal答案:A3De Valfierno wanted everyone to hear about the news of the
28、 burglar _.Ato tell the buyers the real Mona Lisa was just a copyBto make six copiesCto avoid paying PerugiaDto convince each buyer he had the authentic painting and not a copy答案:D4The six buyers didnt know about the other paintings because _.Athey hadnt heard the newsBthey might have guessed that t
29、heir painting was a copyCde Valfierno had told them their copy was the authentic paintingDPerugia had waited so long before trying to sell the painting答案:C5The main idea of the passage is that _.Athe Mona Lisa was stolen so that someone could make six copies and sell them to collectorsBPerugia stole
30、 the Mona Lisa on behalf of his boss, who simply made copies but didnt pay him for stealing the paintingCthe Mona Lisa was stolen, copies made, and no one now knows if the painting which was returned is authenticDthe Mona Lisa in the Louvre Museum today is a copy and not the authentic painting答案:CSt
31、ep Careful reading.Judge the following statements True or False according to the passage on P25.1The burglar took the antique frame and the glass away.(F)2It was a policeman who saw a man, carrying a parcel under his arm, flee down a sideroad.(F)3Vincenzo Perugia sold the Mona Lisa to an art dealer.
32、(F)4De Valfierno made use of the news of the theft and sold six substitutes of the Mona Lisa carefully.(T)5The police reckoned the theft of the Mona Lisa was planned by only one man.(F).Match each paragraph with its main idea according to the passage on Page 27.Para. 1APrinting made it possible to p
33、roduce more copies in less time.Para. 2 BPrinting answered a need of people who were thirsty for knowledge.Para. 3 CThe spread of printing greatly influenced the European culture.Para. 4 DPrinting could satisfy the desire for all kinds of books.Para. 5 EJohann Gutenberg made the first printing press
34、 in Europe.答案:Para.1Para.5BAEDC remain v. 仍然是,保持不变 vi. 留下;剩余,遗留,继续存在;仍需去做(或说、处理)(教材P25)The Mona Lisa is the subject of many stories, but there is one anecdote which remains a puzzle.蒙娜丽莎是很多故事的主题,但是有一个轶闻仍然是个谜。归纳拓展(1)remain to be done尚待,有待There remain/remains. 还有It remains to be seen whether. 还不确定(It为
35、形式主语)(2)remains n. 剩余物,残留物;遗迹,遗址remaining adj. 仍需做的;剩下的经典例句Where he has gone remains a mystery.他去哪儿了仍然是个谜。Whatever great progress you have made, you should remain modest.无论你取得了多么大的进步,你都应保持谦虚。She remained standing though we repeatedly asked her to sit down.虽然我们三番五次地请她坐下,她还是站着。Its already midnight. Mu
36、ch work remains undone.已经是午夜时分了,仍有大量的工作未做完。He will have to remain in hospital for at least 10 days.他至少得在医院里待10天。Very little of the house remained after the fire.火灾之后,这座房子所剩无几。Much remains to be done with the matter.此事还有很多尚待解决之处。It remains to be seen whether Jimll be fit enough to play in the finals.
37、吉姆是否适合打决赛还有待观望。There remains a certain doubt among the people as to the practical value of the project.关于那项工程的实用价值,人们还是心存某种疑虑。易混辨析remaining/leftremainingremaining意为“剩下的;仍需做的”,用作前置定语。How will you deal with the remaining $500? 你将怎么处理那剩下的500美元?leftleft意为“剩余的”,用作后置定语。There are only $500 left.只剩下500美元了。即
38、学即练单句语法填空Ladies and gentlemen, please remain seated (seat) until the bus has come to a complete stop.They found some remains (remain) of the Tang dynasty.It remains to_be_seen (see) whether he can pass the English test.Determined to give up smoking, he threw away all the remaining (remain) cigarette
39、s.(教材P25)Were appealing to anyone who saw the suspect to contact us.我们正呼吁任何看到嫌疑犯的人联系我们。归纳拓展appeal to sb.to do sth. 呼吁/请求某人做某事appeal to sb.for sth. 呼吁/请求某人某事appeal for sth. 呼吁某事;请求给予某物appeal to sb. 吸引某人make an appeal to sb.for sth. 为某事向某人呼吁或请求make an appeal to do sth. 恳求/呼吁做某事经典例句The design has to ap
40、peal to all ages and social groups.设计要雅俗共赏,老幼皆宜。The government is appealing to everyone to save water.政府呼吁每个人节约用水。They appealed to us to support, but their plan didnt appeal to us.他们恳求我们的支持,但他们的计划对我们没有吸引力。We made an appeal to the villagers for money to build the bridge.为建造这座桥,我们呼吁村民捐款。即学即练单句语法填空We a
41、re all appealed to_protect (protect) the environment.3 (教材P25)Were appealing to anyone who saw the suspect to contact us.我们正呼吁任何看到嫌疑犯的人联系我们。归纳拓展suspect (that).怀疑(尤指坏事可能属实或发生)suspect sb.of (doing) sth. 怀疑某人(做了)某事suspect sth./sb.to be 怀疑某物/某人经典例句Fingerprints linked the suspect to the crime.指纹将嫌疑犯和犯罪行为
42、联系起来了。No one knows how the suspect managed to get away from the police station.没有人知道犯罪嫌疑人是如何逃离警察局的。Never employ the man you suspect, nor suspect the man you employ.谚语疑人不用,用人不疑。The police suspected that Bill had stolen the necklace.警察怀疑比尔偷了项链。We all suspected the bad boy of having stolen the bike.我们都
43、怀疑这个坏男孩偷了自行车。I suspect him to be the pickpocket.I suspect that he is the pickpocket.我怀疑他就是那个扒手。即学即练(1)完成句子据报道,涉嫌谋杀的那个男子上周被捕了。The man who_was_suspected_of committing murder is reported to have been arrested last week.我怀疑她说的话是谎言。I suspect what she said to_be_a_lie/was_a_lie.(2)单句语法填空The man was suspec
44、ted of having stolen the jewels from the shop.解析:suspect sb.of doing sth.怀疑某人做了某事,此处用的是其被动语态。Suspected (suspect) of carrying drugs, the traveler was stopped by the customs officer.解析:suspect与the traveler之间是逻辑上的动宾关系,故用过去分词作状语。4 (教材P25)Were seeking a gang of criminals.我们正在找一个犯罪团伙。归纳拓展seek ones fortune
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