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1、普通高中教科书英 语普通高中教科书必修第二册英语必修第二册定价:9.95 元普通高中教科书英 语必修第二册中 国 河 北 教 育 出 版 社加拿大 DC加拿大国际交流中心 合作编写出版者的话亲爱的同学们:欢迎使用冀教版高中英语教科书。这套教材由国内外富有英语教育经验的学者、科研人员及一线教师根据 2017 版普通高中英语课程标准编写。本套教材必修阶段共 3 册,满足高中毕业基本要求;选择性必修阶段有 4 册,满足高考升学要求;提高类阶段有 3 册,满足有意继续提高英语能力的发展需求。让我们了解一下教材的结构。每册教材有 5 个单元,每个单元包括 4 个板块。第 1 板块(Reading for
2、 Meaning)为同学们提供了地道、优美的语篇,文章体裁丰富多样、内容有趣且富有时代特色;第 2 板块(Learning through Practice)提供了有意义的语言探究和语言实践活动,同学们通过完成任务可以体验语言并归纳知识,提高语言运用能力;第 3 板块(Using English in Context)设计有专题调查、访问纪实、讨论汇总、活动设计等多种形式的项目活动,帮助同学们发展听、说、读、看、写等语言技能,为真实语言交际打下基础。第 4 板块(Expanding Our Horizons)为同学们提供了更多与单元主题相关的经典、有趣的文章。另外,教材中的评价部分(Evalu
3、ate yourself)可以帮助同学们积极反思学习过程,及时调整学习策略,提高学习效率;单元反思(Unit Reflection)帮助同学们对整个单元进行回顾;链接部分(More Connection)便于同学们拓展相关主题知识。本套教材内容涉及人文、社会、自然、科学等多个领域,注重中外文化的介绍与比较。通过学习本套教材,同学们会在提高语言能力的同时,增强对中华优秀传统文化和社会主义先进文化的认识,成长为新时代有文明素养和社会责任感的人。同学们,中学时代是人生美好的一段时光,相信在使用这套教材的过程中,你们通过自己不懈的努力和老师的正确引导,能够顺利完成教科书中的学习任务,为终身学习打下良好
4、基础。愿同学们在英语学海中徜徉,感受英语学习带给你们的新奇、充实与快乐。Contents1UNIT2UNITFAMILYSCHOOL LIFESECTION 1 READING FOR MEANING Helen and Her Father2SECTION 2 LEARNING THROUGH PRACTICETask One Sharing Your Story of Family Gathering6Task Two Describing the Person in Your Family You Admire Most7 (Grammar:attributive clauses wit
5、h“who”,“whom”and“whose”)SECTION 3 USING ENGLISH IN CONTEXTProject Making Your Family Values Poster10SECTION 4 EXPANDING OUR HORIZONSFamily Names14Reading for Love:Family15Family The Beating Heart of Chunyun17SECTION 1 READING FOR MEANING Bob Smith,a National Teacher Award Winner20SECTION 2 LEARNING
6、THROUGH PRACTICETask One Describing a Teacher You Will Never Forget24Task Two Talking about Things You Like about School25 (Grammar:attributive clauses with“where”,“why”and“when”)SECTION 3 USING ENGLISH IN CONTEXTProject Proposing a New School Club28SECTION 4 EXPANDING OUR HORIZONSProfessor Zhangs L
7、ecture:Being a Student32“Less Is More”in Finlands Education333UNIT4UNITBE ACTIVE AND HEALTHY!WAVES OF TECHNOLOGYSECTION 1 READING FOR MEANING Physical Inactivity:A Global Public-health Problem 38SECTION 2 LEARNING THROUGH PRACTICETask One Focusing on Benefits of Physical Activity42Task Two Inspiring
8、 a Classmate to Get Active44 (Grammar:the infinitive)SECTION 3 USING ENGLISH IN CONTEXTProject Surveying Physical Activities in Your Class46SECTION 4 EXPANDING OUR HORIZONSAn Ancient Game Is Alive and Well in Beijings Hutong50Running51Different Countries,Similar Practices53SECTION 1 READING FOR MEAN
9、ING Technologies in Everyday Life56SECTION 2 LEARNING THROUGH PRACTICETask One Writing an Email about a Social Media Platform in China60Task Two Describing Your Favourite Technological Device62 (Grammar:the v-ing form as attributive)SECTION 3 USING ENGLISH IN CONTEXTProject Reporting Influences of T
10、echnology on Our Daily Life64SECTION 4 EXPANDING OUR HORIZONSTeens Are Addicted to Cell Phones68How Does Technology Affect Society?705UNITSAVE THE PLANETSECTION 1 READING FOR MEANING We Have Only One Planet74SECTION 2 LEARNING THROUGH PRACTICETask One Making a“Green-home Card”78Task Two Writing a Su
11、ggestion Letter about Clean Energy79 (Grammar:the v-ing form as adverbial)SECTION 3 USING ENGLISH IN CONTEXTProject Making a Design of Earth Day Activities82SECTION 4 EXPANDING OUR HORIZONSTop 6 Things You Can Do to Help86Talking about Recycling87The Unity of Man and Nature89APPENDICESWRAP IT UP!93P
12、RONUNCIATION103VOCABULARY(I)105VOCABULARY(II)110LIST OF PROPER NAMES116GRAMMAR118IRREGULAR VERBS123If the family lives in harmony,all affairs will prosper.Chinese proverbIn time of test,home is best.Burmese proverbOne father is more than a hundred schoolmasters.George Herbert,English poet1UNITFAMILY
13、1READING FOR MEANING1BEFORE YOU READ1 Have you read about Helen Keller before?What do you know about her?2 Have you had an experience of communicating with blind or deaf people?What was it like?3 Based on the title,what would you expect to read about in this text?Helen and Her FatherI was born on Ju
14、ne 27,1880,in a little town of northern Alabama.My father,Arthur H.Keller,was an officer in the army.The family consisted of my father and mother,two elder half-brothers,and,afterward,a little sister,Mildred.In February of 1882,came the illness which closed my eyes and ears and threw me into the unc
15、onsciousness of a new-born baby.The doctor thought I could not live.Early one morning,however,the fever left me as suddenly and mysteriously as it had come.There was a great joy in the family that morning,but no one,not even the doctor,knew that I should never see or hear again.Gradually I got used
16、to the silence and darkness that surrounded me and forgot that it had ever been different.Meanwhile the desire to express myself grew.The few signs I used became less and less useful,and my failures to make myself understood were followed by outbursts of passion.I felt as if invisible hands were hol
17、ding me,and I made great efforts to free myself.I struggled not that struggling helped matters,but the spirit of resistance was strong within me;I generally broke down in tears and physical tiredness.If my mother happened to be near,I crept into her arms,too painful even to remember the cause of the
18、 anger.After a while,the need of some means of communication became Helen Adams Keller(June 27,1880 June 1,1968)was an American author,political activist,and lecturer.She was the first deaf-blind person to earn a bachelor of arts degree.The story is adapted from her book The Story of My Life.DO YOU
19、KNOW?2 UNIT 1 FAMILYso strong that these outbursts occurred daily,sometimes hourly.My parents were deeply sad and puzzled.We lived a long way from any school for the blind or the deaf,and it seemed unlikely that any one would come to teach a child who was both deaf and blind.Indeed,my friends and re
20、latives sometimes doubted whether I could be taught.My father was most loving to his home.His special pride was the big garden where,it was said,he raised the finest watermelons and strawberries in the county;and to me he brought the first ripe grapes and the best berries.I remember his gentle touch
21、 as he led me from tree to tree,and his eager joy in whatever pleased me.He was a famous story-teller;after I had acquired language,he used to spell his cleverest stories in a very awkward way into my hand,and nothing pleased him more than to have me repeat them at a right moment.When I was about si
22、x years old,my father heard of a doctor in Baltimore,who had been successful in many cases that had seemed hopeless.My parents at once determined to take me to Baltimore to see if anything could be done for my eyes.The journey,which I remember well,was very pleasant.I made friends with many people o
23、n the train.One lady gave me a box of shells.My father made holes in these so that I could string them,and for a long time they kept me happy.The conductor,too,was kind.Often when he went his rounds,I held his coat tails while he collected and checked the tickets.His tool,with which he let me play,w
24、as an interesting toy.Curled up in a corner of the seat,I enjoyed myself for hours making funny little holes in bits of cardboard.During the whole trip I did not have one fit If you move in a very awkward way,you are not moving in an easy way.It is not comfortable.QUICK CHECK!3of temper.There were s
25、o many things to keep my mind and fingers busy.When we arrived in Baltimore,Dr.Chisholm received us kindly,but he could do nothing.He said,however,that I could be educated,and advised my father to consult Dr.Bell of Washington,who would be able to give him information about schools and teachers of d
26、eaf or blind children.Acting on the doctors advice,we went immediately to Washington to see Dr.Bell,my father with a sad heart,I wholly unconscious of his worry,finding pleasure in the excitement of moving from place to place.Child as I was,I at once felt the kindness which endeared Dr.Bell to so ma
27、ny hearts,as his wonderful achievements enlisted their admiration.He held me on his knee while I examined his watch,and he made it strike for me.He understood my signs,and I knew it and loved him at once.But I did not dream that that interview would be the door through which I should pass from darkn
28、ess into light,from loneliness to friendship,knowledge,and love.Dr.Bell advised my father to write to Mr.Anagnos,and ask him if he had a teacher able to begin my education.This my father did at once,and in a few weeks there came a kind letter from Mr.Anagnos telling that a teacher had been found.Thi
29、s was in the summer of 1886.But Miss Sullivan did not arrive until the following March.The most important day I remember in all my life is the one on which my teacher,Anne Mansfield Sullivan,came to me.I am filled with wonder when I consider the immeasurable contrast between the two lives which it c
30、onnects.It was the third of March,1887,three months before I was seven years old.UNIT 1 FAMILYIf something endears you to someone or if you endear yourself to them,you become popular with them and well liked by them.QUICK CHECK!4AFTER YOU READ UNIT 1 FAMILYReading Comprehension1 How old was Helen wh
31、en she became blind and deaf?What caused the loss of her sight and hearing?2 What was the main cause of Helens frustration?Why did Helens outbursts keep on increasing?3 Who were the members of Helens immediate family?Can you list the qualities of Helens father?4 Helen writes:“During the whole trip I
32、 did not have one fit of temper”Explain the reason.5 How was Helens excitement at travelling on their way to Washington in sharp contrast to her fathers distress?6 What was Helens reaction to Dr.Bell?How did Helens father manage to find a teacher for her?Post-reading Activities1 Helen said that she
33、has two elder half-brothers.Half-brother is a kinship term.Please compare and contrast similarities and differences of kinship systems in Chinese and English with examples.2 In the text,Helen described a family trip that she would never forget.Have you ever gone on a memorable family trip?Share a fa
34、mily trip with a partner.Include where you went on your trip and what things you enjoyed most during the trip.3 Helens father managed to find a teacher,Miss Anne Mansfield Sullivan.Helen and her teacher found a learning style that worked for her.Her success has served to inspire thousands of people
35、around the world.When you look back at your own schooling or education in general,is there one person,teacher,relative or friend who has helped to inspire you and develop your learning?Share your experiences with your group members.4 There are two sayings in English,“Blood is thicker than water”and“
36、You can choose your friends,but you cant choose your family”.Discuss the subject of family relations as it applies to you and your family in groups.5LEARNING THROUGH PRACTICE2Task One Sharing Your Story of Family Gathering A family gathering is an event where family members get together.Read about P
37、ats happy family gathering and share your familys story in your group.Step 1 Pre-task ResourcesRead the passage and learn about Pats family gathering.I love long weekends because they are usually a time when my family gets together.I get the chance to see not only my immediate family,but also my aun
38、ts,uncles,cousins and grandparents.I always feel happy when Im surrounded by family.Dad and I were busy all week getting ready for the weekend,because Mom was busy at work.We had to make up the spare beds and pull out the sleeping bags for all the young cousins who always sleep on the floor in the f
39、amily room downstairs.After we completed the sleeping arrangements,Dad and I went shopping for groceries.It sounds like a lot of work,but with my dad,everything is fun.Everyone arrived on Saturday morning.My aunt Donna made her famous treat cookies with honey and spring rolls.They were so delicious!
40、My other aunts brought food as well.I helped Mom organize all the food and prepare the vegetables and snacks.My cousin Michael is 16 years old and a very good musician.He brought his guitar this time.We sat around singing with him for several hours.He played some current hits and many old songs.I am
41、 very lucky to have such a wonderful family.We all had a good time on the weekend and now its time to get back to our regular routines.6Step 2 Exploring the LanguageRead the following sentences and pay attention to how the qualifiers in red modify the nouns.I am very lucky to have such a wonderful f
42、amily.Its time to get back to our regular routines.Now read the same sentences with the qualifiers removed.What do you notice about the meaning of the sentence?How does it change?I am very lucky to have such a family.Its time to get back to our routines.As we can see through comparison,qualifiers ca
43、n limit or enhance another words meaning.They add more specific information and vividness to a sentence.Here are some of the major types of qualifiers:Quality:big,great,really,regularQuantity:all,few,most,noneTime:often,occasionallyCertainty:completely,particularlyStep 3 Task Cycle1Read Pats story i
44、n Step 1 again.Make sure you understand every word.2Recall a happy family gathering experience and focus on the following questions:How often do you have a family gathering?Who usually organizes the family gathering?What activities do you usually do in a family gathering?Did you enjoy your recent fa
45、mily gathering?What made you feel that way?3Report your experience to your group.Share your story and hear others stories.Remember to properly use qualifiers to describe your thoughts.Task Two Describing the Person in Your Family You Admire MostIn a family,each member can be different from the other
46、s in many ways.But in almost every family,there is a KEY person who plays the important role of managing the family.Read the passage,and write your own to describe the person in your family you admire most.UNIT 1 FAMILY7Step 1 Pre-task ResourcesRead the passage below and pay attention to the words a
47、nd sentence structures that the author uses to describe his father.My Father,the Person in My Family Whom I Admire MostA family is made up of people who will do anything for you without expecting something in return.To me,a family refers to the people who are always with me and give me a sense of be
48、longing.In my family,my father is the person whom I admire most.He is the key person in my family who always keeps us close.He is my hero.My family has four members:my parents,my sister,and me.My father is about 50 years old.He graduated from college at a time when getting a formal education was not
49、 peoples first choice in my hometown.At that time,most people would rather start working to earn money than go to school.However,my father always believed that getting an education was the most important part of a persons life.Now that were older,both my sister and I have learned to appreciate and s
50、ee all the things my father has done to ensure we get a good education.My father always thinks of us before he thinks of himself.He knows how to make us feel better and guide us in the right direction.He teaches us how to be better people and better citizens.He teaches us right from wrong.He also te
51、aches us that sacrifice and hard work are things that must be done for those you love.He is truly an admirable person whose advice is always worth following.I benefit a lot from my father he is the KEY person in my family.Step 2 Task Cycle1What is the authors father like?Review the passage above and
52、 write down relevant sentences.UNIT 1 FAMILY He is the key person in my family who always keeps us close._ _ _8 UNIT 1 FAMILY2Write your own passage about a person in your family that you admire.Try to include the following items in your passage.Step 3 Language FocusAttributive clauses are often use
53、d to describe someone,something,some time or some place.An attributive clause often seems like a sentence that can stand alone,but it is part of the main clause.He is the key person in my family who always keeps us close.The red part of the sentence is an attributive clause.It is part of the main cl
54、ause“He is the key person in my family.”and describes“which person it is or what the person is like”.The whole sentence can be considered a combination of two separate sentences.Sentence 1:He is the key person in my family.Sentence 2:He always keeps us close.Both sentences have the same subject“he”,
55、referring to the same person.Sentence 2 adds more information about“the person”in Sentence 1.To me,a family refers to the people who are always with me and give me a sense of belonging.In my family,my father is the person whom I admire most.He is truly an admirable person whose advice is always wort
56、h following.In these sentences,the attributive clauses are introduced by relative pronouns like“who”,“whom”or“whose”.You can change a sentence with an attributive clause into two separate sentences and then put them together to see how the two clauses are combined.What is your relation to this perso
57、n(your father,mother,aunt,uncle,etc.)?How has he(she)helped you?What is your relationship like now(Are you close)?How often do you see each other?Why do you think of him(her)as an important person or someone you admire?Introducing a person He/She is.years old.He/She always.He/She is the person who.9
58、3USING ENGLISH IN CONTEXTProject Making Your Family Values Poster Families keep going mainly by passing down their own traditional values.Different families may have different values.Ask your parents about your family values and make a poster.Then compare your poster with those of your classmates.St
59、ep 1 Read and DiscoverRead the following passage and discover the authors ideas on defining ones family values.Defining Your Family ValuesA family is defined as a social unit consisting of parents and the children they raise.Value is defined as the quality or worth of a thing.To combine the words to
60、gether yields a definition of a traditional set of social standards defined by the family and a history of customs that provide the emotional and physical basis for raising a family.Do you have traditional family values?How do you determine your family values?Traditional family values usually includ
61、e topics such as marriage,communication,traditions,morals,holidays,interactions with relatives and how time is spent together.The values a family develops prepare children to learn,grow and function in the world.Your family values consist of ideas passed down from generation to generation.They conta
62、in the thought of how you want to live your life.The three 10 UNIT 1 FAMILYStep 2 Listen and MatchFamily values change with time.Listen to Jack,Ketty and Xiaohua talking about family values in todays society.Match the names with their views about family values.Jacks first view is shown as an example
63、.The author thinks family values refer to _.Traditional family values include _.Factors in determining family values _.traditional basic tasks in life are work,play and love.However,we often focus too much on work and other activities and not enough on play and love.Yet,without a balanced life of en
64、joying play and having loving relationships,our lives become stressful and unsatisfying.We need to spend time having family meals,working in the garden,relaxing,and having fun with our family members to better understand our family values.JackKettyXiaohuaThe concept of traditional values is differen
65、t from todays.Family values are what people can depend on.Family values hold the society together.Equality makes a family harmonious.Family values keep us going.Family values are more important than ever before.11Step 3 Read,Discuss and WriteDifferent families have different family values.Read the f
66、ollowing examples and discuss their meanings.UNIT 1 FAMILYValuesFamilyOurRules of the HouseTell the truth Play fair Remember your mannersKeep your promises Do your best Kiss and make upValue each others opinion Share Help each other Pull your weightPractice what you preachShow kindness and respect S
67、tick together Listen before you talkClean up your own mess Have each others back Put family firstFrank Sonnenbergs PosterPoster titleFamily logoSubtitleFamily valuesYour nameMake your poster once,love your family more.What are some of your family values?Make a poster of your family values.If your fa
68、mily doesnt have any in place,know that it is never too late to make a list.Use Frank Sonnenbergs poster to help you get started.Frank Sonnenberg If you dont study the Odes,you wont know how to speak properly!If you dont study the rites,you wont have any basis to stand on.(bu xue shi,wu yi yan;bu xu
69、e li,wu yi li)Confucius Cultivate ones moral character in peace and frugality.(jing yi xiu shen,jian yi yang de)Zhuge Liang Keep your eyes on the stars,and your feet on the ground.Theodore Roosevelt12 UNIT 1 FAMILYStep 4 Compare,Discuss and ReflectIn groups,present your poster.Compare your family va
70、lues with those of your classmates,and find similarities and differences.Use the list below as a starting point for a discussion.Take a moment to reflect on your family values.What do they mean to you?Do you actually live by those values?Responsibility Harmony Variety Communication Support Enthusias
71、m Family unity Fairness NurturingFun Family time Organization Affection EnjoymentProblem solving Patience Education Arts LiteratureFitness Sports IntegrityOther aspects _Evaluate yourself!Can you view and then explain family value posters in English?Can you use the words you have just learned to des
72、cribe your family gathering?How well have you done with the following?Tick the circles that best reflect your performance.Describing our family gathering in English with the help of pictures and gesturesMaking a poster of my family valuesSelecting appropriate language when introducing family members
73、 to othersExcellent Very Good Good Needs Improvement13EXPANDING OUR HORIZONS4Family Names Different cultures have different family names.In many parts of Asia,the family name is written first,followed by the given name.Some people,such as the Burmese,do not use a family name at all.Think of U Thant,
74、the former United Nations leader,who was from Burma.The Chinese people adopt their fathers names as their family names.The name is passed down through the father and son from generation to generation.People who come from North America mostly get their names from their families.Parents often pick a f
75、irst name,such as Peter or Sally.The last name,though,is usually the same name the parents share.It is the family name.Long ago,English-speaking people only had one name.A man could be called simply James.A woman could be Martha.Second names became necessary when too many people had the same first n
76、ame.To solve the problem,a child would take his or her fathers name as a last name or family name.For example,children of John were called Peter Johnson or Mary Johnson.Names such as Wilson(Wills son),Jackson,Anderson and Davidson came into use.“Mac”or“Mc”means“son of”.There are many“Macs”and“Mcs”am
77、ong British people.The name MacGregory,for example,means son of Gregory.MacDonald means son of Donald.Fitzpatrick and Fitzgerald mean son,or child,of Patrick or Gerald.Some people got their names from the places they lived in.A family that lived in a village where plants grew thickly might be called
78、 Green.Learning a language is also learning a culture.By learning about the culture in which a language has grown,we can learn the language better.An important part of any culture is the family name.DO YOU KNOW?14POST-READING QUESTIONS1Where did family names in English-speaking countries come from?2
79、If the family name Long meant a tall person and Baker was someone who baked bread,what do you think the following family names mean?Barber Clay Gates Hill Nightingale3Do Chinese family names have the same origins as English names do?What does your family name mean?Reading for Love:Family UNIT 1 FAMI
80、LYI ran into a stranger as he passed by.“Oh,excuse me please,”was my reply.He said,“Please,excuse me too;I wasnt watching out for you.”We were very polite,this stranger and I.We went our separate ways and said good-bye.But at home a different story is told,How we treat our loved ones,young and old.L
81、ater that day,while I was cooking the evening meal,My son stood beside me very still.When I turned,I nearly knocked him down.“Move out of the way,”I said with a frown.He walked away,his little heart broken.I didnt realize how sharply Id spoken.Sometimes people got their names from the way they looke
82、d.A tall person might be called Long.If people in a family had dark hair,the family was sometimes called the Blacks or the Browns.People also got their names from their work.A person who baked bread was called Baker.A person who had a very good voice was named Singer.These familiar names stayed with
83、 people and became family names that are still used today.15POST-READING QUESTIONS1The last word of the first line“by”,rhymes with that of the second line“reply”.The last word of the third line“too”,rhymes with that of the fourth line“you”.Please explain how the other word pairs rhyme with each othe
84、r.2Retell the story in the poem using your own words.3Are you also polite towards others but sometimes rude to your family members?Why or why not?UNIT 1 FAMILYWhile I lay awake in bed,A voice came to me and said,“While dealing with a stranger,common manners you use,But the children you love,you seem
85、 to abuse.Go and look on the kitchen floor,Youll find some flowers there by the door.Those are the flowers he brought for you.He picked them himself:pink,yellow and blue.He stood very quietly not to spoil the surprise,And you never saw the tears that filled his little eyes.”By this time,I felt very
86、small,And now my tears began to fall.I quietly went and knelt by his bed;“Wake up,little one,wake up,”I said.“Are these the flowers you picked for me?”He smiled,“I foundem,out by the tree.I pickedem because theyre pretty like you.I know youd likeem,especially the blue.”I said,“Son,Im very sorry for
87、the way I acted today;I shouldnt have yelled at you that way.”He said,“Oh,Mom,thats okay.I love you anyway.”I said,“Son,I love you too,And I do like the flowers,especially the blue.”16Family The Beating Heart of ChunyunChunyun refers to the Spring Festival travel season,a period in China with extrem
88、ely heavy traffic around the time of this festival.It is a long-held tradition for Chinese people to reunite with their families.Family members,no matter how far away they are,travel back home for a highly anticipated family reunion on the eve of the Spring Festival.Hanging up red lanterns,enjoying
89、dinner together or taking a family photo becomes the happiest event in the world.To many Chinese,home is more than apartments or houses.Family relation and values are extremely important for them.There are many emotional connections in family gatherings and reunion dinners.Though some old Spring Fes
90、tival traditions have become less popular,such as worshiping the kitchen god and kowtowing to elders,the most important part of the Spring Festival is still and has always been family.Known as the planets extra large human migration,Chunyun lasted for 40 days and saw nearly three billion trips in 20
91、19,which is more than four times of European population.Here is a picture to show Chunyun in 2019.According to this data,the road trips take up a lions share as they total 2.46 billion among the three billion trips.Meanwhile,both the railway trips and air trips have clearly grown since 2018.UNIT 1 F
92、AMILYRoad trips2.46 billiondown 0.8 percentfrom 2018Railway trips413 million up 8.3 percentfrom 2018Air trips73 millionup 12 percentfrom 2018Boat trips43 million flat year-on-year2019 Spring Festival Travel Rush17 UNIT 1 FAMILYPOST-READING QUESTIONS1What is the main purpose of Chunyun?What is the ne
93、w trend?2Why is FAMILY considered“the beating heart of Chunyun”?3Examine the text and explain the changing patterns of trips in 2019 compared with those in 2018.Unit ReflectionReview the whole unit and reflect on what you have learned.1 Family gatherings play an important role in promoting relations
94、hips between family members.What are the major functions or roles of family gatherings?2 Does your family have any family values?What did you learn from family values in this unit?3 What do attributive clauses with“who”,“whom”or“whose”mean?What have you learned about the function and use of these at
95、tributive clauses?In recent years,there has been an increasingly popular phenomenon called“reverse Spring Festival travel rush”young dream-seekers in urban areas invite their parents to travel from their hometowns to the big cities to spend the Spring Festival with them.Zhang Hua,a young IT engineer
96、 from Hunan Province,is now working in Shenzhen.Instead of travelling back to his hometown,he invited his parents to Shenzhen to celebrate the 2019 Spring Festival.To Zhang Hua and many other people,wherever they are,the beating heart of Chunyun is the reunion and emotional connection of FAMILY.More
97、 Connections Do you want to know more about family values?For answers to where they come from,how people establish good values in a family,and how family values help make a family happy and strong,you can surf the Internet to help enrich your understanding.You can also surf with the following key wo
98、rds:family values,family morals,family beliefs,family attitudes,and family ideals.Family Values:The Ethics of Parent-Child Relationships is a popular book written by Harry Brighouse and Adam Swift.It gives an account of why families are valuable,including family liberty and equality.The book also ad
99、dresses parents limited rights in shaping their childrens values and duties towards their childrens upbringing.18Whoever cares to learn will always find a teacher.German proverbWhat is learned in youth is carved in stone.Arabian proverbThe principal goal of education in the schools should be creatin
100、g men and women who are capable of doing new things,not simply repeating what other generations have done.Jean Piaget,Swiss psychologist2UNITSCHOOL LIFE19READING FOR MEANING1BEFORE YOU READ1 What do you think of your high-school life?Which part do you like best?2 Who is your favourite teacher?Why?3
101、What is an ideal school life like in your opinion?Bob Smith,a National Teacher Award WinnerWhat does it take to win the hearts and minds of Grade 10 students?Ask Jenny Fitchette,Grade 10 student at Lester Pearson High,and you will get a warm reply:“To win the hearts and minds of todays students,the
102、number one thing is a good teacher.School is a place where we get knowledge.No matter how fancy the school is,or how many computers there are,without a good,capable teacher,learning is definitely difficult and not at all interesting.”Jenny should know this well.She is at the head of her class a clas
103、s for gifted students and is taking four subjects per semester.Look at her timetable and you will find that she is studying the usual subjects of mathematics,English,biology and art this semester.Its not so much the subjects that keep her coming to school each day,eager and ready to work and to lear
104、n.Its her biology teacher,Mr.Smith,who keeps her coming back.Although the classes are long and the materials difficult,Jenny recently still found time to finish a 1000-word paper in which she nominated her teacher,Mr.Bob Smith,for the Teacher of the Year Award.This In some countries,a school year is
105、 divided into two periods,known as semesters.To nominate someone for something is to formally propose that someone should be chosen for something.DO YOU KNOW?QUICK CHECK!20 UNIT 2 SCHOOL LIFEannual award is given to a teacher who shows excellence in teaching.Only students may nominate someone for th
106、e award.If the nominating essay is good,the committee visits the school and spends a day watching the teacher in action.“I cant really say why Mr.Smith is such a good teacher,”says Jenny,sitting in the bright and open classroom,which she shares with 20 other gifted learners.“I know that the classroo
107、m itself is a nice place to be.We always enjoy the time when Mr.Smith stays with us.I mean,the tropical fish really help us in our biology studies.We can actually watch the fish growing and study them right there in the classroom.Same thing with the small garden we keep in the summer.Its hands-on.Mr
108、.Smith always tells us that we learn best when we get in there and work with things.”Mr.Smith says he was entirely surprised and honoured when he heard that Jenny had nominated him for the award.“Its really the students who should be getting the award,”he says.“Its my job to bring meaningful and int
109、eresting things for them to study,revise,and then to get out of the way,so to speak.Its not I,but the students who are showing excellence.”Hearing the committee announce the award winner“Bob Smith”,the students jump up and clap their hands excitedly.When asked what makes his students love school so
110、much,Mr.Smith pauses and thinks deeply.“I think it comes down to respect.The kids know that I respect them and that I see my job as serving them in a way.I work for them to help them open up their minds and discover things that matter to them.Thats the main reason why they like school.”Jenny says th
111、at you never know what to expect from day to day in her biology class.One day,Mr.Smith might bring If you announce something,you tell people about it publicly or officially.QUICK CHECK!21 UNIT 2 SCHOOL LIFEAFTER YOU READReading Comprehension1 What are the four subjects that Jenny is taking this seme
112、ster?Which is her favourite and why?2 How can a teacher win the“Teacher of the Year Award”?3 How is Mr.Bob Smiths class unique?4 How does Mr.Bob Smith make his students love school so much?5 What does Jenny mean when she says“To win the hearts and minds of todays students,the number one thing is a g
113、ood teacher”?6 What is the most important aspect of your school life?What do you expect from your teachers?Post-reading Activities1 Work in pairs and build a mind map related to the theme“school life”.his electric guitar,and for the entire class,explain and show the effects of music on plant growth.
114、He never allows anyone any time to be lazy.“Its the variety for sure thats part of it,”explains Jenny.“But mostly its because we know that Mr.Smith truly cares about us and about teaching us.You just feel it.He tells us every day that we are the most important aspect of any schools life.”school life
115、 subjectsteachers peer studyrulesactivitiesfriendsexplore22 POEM A High School PoemA high school educationProvides a unique situationIt values much moreThan a students test scoreTo those attending high schoolDo growBe yourselfAnd stand tallThe ultimate testIs to be your BEST!UNIT 2 SCHOOL LIFE2 Thin
116、k,pair up,and share.Think of five dos and five donts in a class and write them down.Make a list of your class rules.3 Work in groups.Discuss what a good lesson is supposed to be like and how it benefits the students.Share your ideas with the class and give reasons.4 There is an old Chinese saying:“T
117、rust your master and follow his way.”How do you interpret this?Nowadays,there are different ways to learn,for instance,going to school or studying online at home.Discuss in groups what way you prefer and explain its advantages and disadvantages.DosDonts23LEARNING THROUGH PRACTICE2Task One Describing
118、 a Teacher You Will Never ForgetA teacher is someone who passes on knowledge and helps develop our skills.Great teachers motivate,inspire and facilitate.In this task,think of a teacher you will never forget and describe how he/she helped shape you and your life.Step 1 Pre-task ResourcesRead the foll
119、owing responses to the question“How has your teacher influenced you?”How Has Your Teacher Influenced You?I have been a high-school photography teacher for 34 years all because of my high-school photography teacher,Mr.H.Warren King.He encouraged me to become a teacher and got me my first teaching job
120、.He taught us to see,not just with our eyes,but with our hearts.Jo Leigh PorterMy favourite teacher was Mr.Liu,my history teacher in high school,because he taught me about the world through current events.He encouraged us to read the newspaper and then to present and discuss the events.He helped us
121、understand how these events tied into history,culture,and government.He taught me not only the dates and places of important events,but also why and how these events shaped the world today.Wang LinKristine Hansen,my writing teacher,did several things to teach me the art of writing.First,she enjoyed
122、my stories even if they were poorly written.Second,her suggestions were aimed at keeping my voice instead of replacing it with hers.Third,I finally learned some basic grammar!Christy Haggard24Step 2 Exploring the LanguageBrainstorm words and expressions you can use to describe an unforgettable teach
123、er.UNIT 2 SCHOOL LIFEhow to solveproblemshow to get onwith othersencouragehow to be confidenthow tostudy how to seethe worldanunforgettableteacherStep 3 Task CycleRecall your own education,thinking of a teacher that made a difference in your life.Write a passage about your unforgettable teacher.1Giv
124、e the passage a proper title.2Reflect on why this teacher was so unforgettable for you in your life.3Be sure to mention which grade and subject you had this teacher for.Task Two Talking about Things You Like about SchoolWe spend a lot of time in school;thus we cannot help liking some of its aspects
125、and disliking others.Sometimes,we have mixed feelings about certain school activities.In this task,you will read an email from a teacher and then talk about things you like about school.Step 1 Pre-task ResourcesThis is an email sent by a teacher to answer his students question.Read and explain what
126、he wants to tell his student.Pay attention to the functions of the words in blue.25 UNIT 2 SCHOOL LIFEA Metaphor about School LifeLets say you go to a gym,a place where you work hard.At the end of the workout,you are sweating and your muscles are aching a lot.If we compare a school to a gym,that swe
127、at is the marks that you received.What is important is not the sweat itself,which is just salt water,but what you did to achieve the sweat.If you are exercising the right way,the sweat indicates that you are developing strength in your body.This strength,which cannot be seen,is what matters most at
128、the gym.It is measured by our sweat.In the same way,it is the knowledge and reasoning skills that you acquire in school that matter most.Unluckily,we dont have an easy way of measuring that.Thats the reason why we use examinations and grades to mark progress.We are slowly developing better means of
129、measuring success both at the gym and at school.Just as you can fake sweat by standing near the heater,spraying water on yourself,or being afraid of something,you can absolutely fake marks without building mental strength.Many people do so.However,sooner or later,they end up in courses and jobs that
130、 they hate.At the time when the gym is cool,you might not sweat at all,but you can still be building strength.Think of the sweat as your marks.They are useless by themselves,but if you are honest with yourself,they indicate that you are developing the knowledge and skills you need to inhabit the wor
131、ld.School should be a place where you explore yourself.You should do both the things that you like and the things that you dislike because they will help you in the future.26gymschool sweatmarksstrength knowledgeskills UNIT 2 SCHOOL LIFEExpressing opinions According to In my opinion It seems to me t
132、hat From my point of view As far as Im concerned Personally,I think What I mean is I hold the view that Im of the opinion thatStep 2 Task Cycle1 View the chart and explain the metaphor from the teachers email in groups.2In groups,pick a school event or activity(e.g.tests and exams,after-school activ
133、ities)and discuss aspects of it that you like.3 Write a short passage and talk about what you like about school.You may use some attributive clauses.Step 3 Language FocusStudy the following sentences and pay attention to the use of“where”,“why”and“when”.School is a place where we get knowledge.Thats
134、 the main reason why they like school.We always enjoy the time when Mr.Smith stays with us.We can see that relative adverbs“where”,“why”and“when”are used in these sentences to introduce attributive clauses indicating places,reasons and time.The relative adverbs“where”,“why”and“when”function as adver
135、bials in the attributive clauses.Try to find another three attributive clauses in the passage in Step 1 and explain the structure.where _ why _ when _273USING ENGLISH IN CONTEXTCategoriesClubsSubject area clubs Shakespeare ClubEach semester,read stories based on different Shakespeare plays,perform o
136、ne of them,and hold a Shakespeare festival.Future Scientists ClubInvite scientists to discuss their research,plan trips to local labs,and discuss the latest scientific research at meetings.Project Proposing a New School ClubA new school year has begun!Many students are looking forward to joining a s
137、chool club,where they can learn more skills outside of the classroom.You may also want to start a school club of your own.In this project,youll first read,listen to,and learn more about school clubs,and then youll write a proposal.Step 1 Read and DiscussRead the passage and discuss with your partner
138、 what school clubs you like.School Clubs in My High SchoolMy name is Lily.I am studying at Woodland High School.I would like to tell you something about after-school clubs at my school.Let me start with my personal experience.At the beginning of Grade 10,when I was still new to my high school,I used
139、 to watch TV or play games on my phone after finishing my homework.My parents encouraged me to join the Blueprint Club when they found out I was interested in it.I quickly began to enjoy the club because I wasnt glued to a screen all afternoon.So far,Ive met plenty of great people,and I get to creat
140、e anything I want.I also get to develop my design and technology skills.Im having so much fun too!I have learned that education does not take place only in the classroom during regular school hours.The home,playground and school library,in general,can all be very important settings for our personal
141、and educational growth.One way to enrich our school experience is through extra activities such as clubs.In my school,there are many different school clubs.You will see them in the following table.28Hobby clubs Chess ClubHost a chess competition between members,invite chess masters to discuss chess
142、strategy,and watch famous chess movies.Adventure ClubPlan weekly or monthly outdoor activities(biking,camping,fishing,etc.),volunteer to plant trees in local parks,and invite a conservationist to discuss his/her job.Charity clubs Childrens Hospital Volunteer ClubHost a book donation drive to collect
143、 books and organize a bake sale to raise money for the Childrens Hospital.Save Endangered Species ClubVisit wildlife rescue centres and plan a spring break trip to see endangered species.CategoriesClubs UNIT 2 SCHOOL LIFEIn my high school,we are all encouraged to join one or two school clubs of our
144、choice.If we dont like any of them,we can propose a new school club of our own interest.Step 2 Listen and Complete StepsListen to the passage about how to start a school club and choose the instructions to complete the steps.Step1Step5Step2Step6Step3Step7Step4Make a decision Plan club activities Fin
145、d a place Advertise your club Get support Write a proposal Make a decision Decide when to meet 29 UNIT 2 SCHOOL LIFEStep 3 Read and LearnThe following sample is a proposal letter proposing a high school chemistry club.Read and pay attention to the structure of the proposal.Dear Mr./Mrs./Dr._,Based o
146、n the interest in science and particularly in chemistry among the students,this letter is a proposal to start a high school chemistry club.The main goal of this club is to provide an opportunity for students to broaden their knowledge of chemistry and to interact with other students who share their
147、interests.As such,the proposed clubs members would like to take part in this club.There are several reasons why the starting of a high school chemistry club is important.A chemistry club can allow students to develop their interest in chemistry in an informal environment,without the pressure of bein
148、g graded.It can also introduce students to the possibility of future studies or employment in chemistry and develop students leadership skills by conducting lab activities,or community events.It is our hope that this proposal will be accepted.Please feel free to contact me with any questions you may
149、 have.Thank you for your consideration.Regards,(name and title)Learning tipsA proposal is a plan that puts forward or suggests an idea for consideration.It is usually written to an official organization or a person to gain support for the suggested plan.It could be a simple letter or a formal docume
150、nt.30Evaluate yourself!UNIT 2 SCHOOL LIFEStep 4 Work Together,Design and Write a ProposalKnowing how to write a proposal is an essential skill in many fields,from school to business management.Your ideas or suggestions are more likely to be accepted if you can communicate them in a clear and engagin
151、g manner.Work in groups and discuss the following questions.Then write your own proposal for a new school club of your interest.What is the name of your club and what is it about?What are the major benefits of the club?What are the main activities of the club?Where will the club meet?How often will
152、this club meet and how long will each meeting last?Who can be invited as an advisor of the club?Can you get the key information while listening to an introduction about starting a school club?Can you understand the major contents when reading proposals?How well have you done with the following?Tick
153、the circles that best reflect your performance.Building a mind map about school lifeHaving interest in proposing a school clubCollecting information by using dictionariesExcellent Very Good Good Needs Improvement31EXPANDING OUR HORIZONS4Professor Zhangs Lecture:Being a StudentAt the beginning of thi
154、s semester,Professor Zhang was invited to Li Mings school to give a lecture about what it means to be a good student.Here are some of her key points.Hello,everyone,Im very happy to be here with you today to share some of my ideas about being a student.I was a student just like you many years ago.I r
155、emember one of my junior-high teachers used to remind us that to be a student meant more than just being a pupil.Times change.The definition of“student”used to be“one who studies something”.Today it just means“one who attends a school,college or university”.This modern definition doesnt even suggest
156、 that the person does more than“attend”.What makes a student stand out from the rest of the class?The four As attitude,academic skills,awareness and accomplishment certainly are a large part of it,and a student who has these skills is very likely to earn As.Attitude is a desire to learn,and the will
157、ingness to work hard.It is reflected in how well you apply yourself,even when you have little interest in a subject.It is also reflected in how much you can achieve when you dont like a teachers style.Academic skills include reading and understanding of subject matter,use of resources,mathematical s
158、kills,good study habits,and the ability to communicate clearly and smoothly in speaking and writing.32Awareness refers to being aware of whats going on in the world around you and being able to relate it to your academic courses.For example,when taking a science course,you go out of your way to find
159、 applications and examples of science in the real world.Accomplishment is shown by how well you apply your understanding of the subject matter to new problems and challenges and how you use your speaking and writing skills to communicate this understanding.Your accomplishments will grow by continuin
160、g your education outside of the classroom throughout your life.All of these add up to ability.The goal of education is to achieve the ability to apply ones knowledge in new ways.Many abilities can be earned through hard work.Work to be educated,not just trained!Thanks for listening.“Less Is More”in
161、Finlands EducationWhen I arrived in the Republic of Finland,I did not find students who were better at mathematics or knew more math.In fact,the junior-high and high-school math classes were rather typical of what I had experienced in the U.S.And most of the struggles(like students not remembering t
162、heir basic math facts)were the same.The teaching style of a math class in Finland follows the basic way that has been performed by math teachers for centuries:POST-READING QUESTIONS1What are the four As suggested in the text?2With a group member,discuss what qualities make a good student.3How do you
163、 understand the sentence“Work to be educated,not just trained”?UNIT 2 SCHOOL LIFE33The teachers go over homework,they present a lesson(some of the kids listen and some dont),and then they give the kids more homework.So,what is the difference?Why are Finnish students succeeding while ours are failing
164、?The answer is that Finland truly believes“Less is more”,which is the basic guideline to Finlands education.I hope I can import this way of thinking when I return home to the U.S.Fewer Instruction Hours=More Planning Time Teachers have shorter days.According to the OECD(Organization for Economic Coo
165、peration and Development),an average Finnish teacher teaches 600 hours annually,which works out to about four lessons daily.An average U.S.teacher almost doubles that teaching time,with an average of over 1,080 hours of in-class instruction annually.This equals an average of six lessons daily.Also,t
166、eachers and students in Finland are not expected to be at school when they do not have a class.For example,if they dont have any afternoon classes on Thursdays,they(both teachers and students)can simply leave.This system allows the Finnish teachers more time to plan and think about each lesson.It al
167、lows them to create inspiring lessons.Fewer Accepted Applicants=More Confidence in TeachersFinland works very hard to make sure there are no“bad teachers”.Primary education sections in Finland accept only 10%of all applicants and turn down thousands of students annually.A person not only has to be t
168、he best and the brightest to become a primary-school teacher,but they also have to pass a series of interviews to get in.So,it UNIT 2 SCHOOL LIFE34isnt enough to be the smartest in your class you also have to have the natural ability and drive to teach.Less Testing=More LearningAlthough it still exi
169、sts,there is less pressure on teachers in Finland to get through the curriculum.Teachers are simply trusted to do a good job and therefore have more control over their classroom and its contents.Teachers are able to take more risks,try new things,and create an exciting,engaging curriculum that allow
170、s students to become skilled individuals ready for the real world.They have time to teach skills that allow students to develop into individuals who know how to start a project and work.They have time to teach hands-on lessons where students get to learn real-life skills like cooking,cleaning,woodwo
171、rking and more!And while students are learning these amazing skills,they are also learning math,problem solving and how to follow directions!Less Structure=More TrustTrust,not structure,is the key to this whole system.Instead of being doubtful of one another and creating tons of structures,rules,dia
172、grams,and tests to see if the system is working,they simply trust the system.Society trusts the schools and their teachers.The schools trust the teachers to be highly trained individuals and therefore give them the freedom to create the type of classroom environment that is best for their individual
173、 students.The parents trust the teachers to make decisions that will help their children learn and develop.The teachers trust the students to do the work and learn for the sake of learning.The students trust the teachers to give them the tools they need to be successful.It works,and it isnt complex.
174、Finland has it figured out.Less is more.UNIT 2 SCHOOL LIFE35 UNIT 2 SCHOOL LIFEPOST-READING QUESTIONS1What is the writers math class in the U.S.like?2What makes Finlands education system unique?3What do you think“Less is more”means?Do you agree with this principle?Why?Unit ReflectionReview the whole
175、 unit and reflect on what you have learned.1 What have you learned about qualities of good teachers?2 What new information did you get about school life in this unit?What kind of school life do you think can help students learn and develop?3 How can you prepare yourself for your future responsibilit
176、ies in your study at high school now?More Connections Confucius was a great teacher,writer and scholar as well with a set of philosophical teachings named after him.His teachings continue to inspire people today.But just what did he teach?What is Confucianism?And how can we better understand Chinese
177、 society with a knowledge of it?Try to surf websites.Here are some key words for your reference:Confucius,Confucianism,and Confucius teaching.Rita F.Pierson,a professional American educator since 1972,taught elementary school,junior high and special education.As a teacher for 40 years,she believes i
178、n her students and actually connects with them on a real,human,and personal level.She once gave a lecture Every Kid Needs a Champion,which can be viewed online.Find and watch it to get to know her thoughts on education.View the video about the Model United Nations(MUN),a club in which you can improv
179、e your skills in research,communication,critical thinking and creativity.36A sound mind is in a sound body.German proverbHe who has no health has nothing.French proverb Walking is the best possible exercise.Thomas Jefferson,American politician3UNITBE ACTIVE AND HEALTHY!37READING FOR MEANING1Physical
180、 Inactivity:A Global Publichealth ProblemBEFORE YOU READ1 What comes to mind when you read the title?2 How would you feel if others described you as“physically inactive”?3 Are you satisfied with your current state of health?If not,explain why.Nowadays,a sedentary lifestyle is common in both the deve
181、loped and the developing world.Sedentary activities include sitting,reading,watching television,playing video games,drinking beer or coffee,and using the computer for much of the day with little or no active physical exercise.Such a sedentary lifestyle is harmful to our health due to the lack of suf
182、ficient physical activity.Physical inactivity is believed to cause millions of deaths a year almost as many as smoking.Researchers have found that inactivity has obvious links to many diseases.In Britain,“couch-potato”lifestyles cost the health service more than 1 billion a year.In the U.S.,things a
183、re no better.Physical inactivity is killing millions of Americans.A study of Chinese peoples habits illustrates that many urban adults are overweight,and that many middle-aged people suffer from heart conditions.One day,Indian housewife Sujata Budarapu was shocked when she was told that her two sons
184、 were on the edge of developing Type 2 diabetes.“I have heard that outside India this happens to other peoples kids,but I never sedentary:(1)(of work,activities,etc.)in which you spend a lot of time sitting down(2)(of people)spending a lot of time sitting down and not movingQUICK CHECK!38 UNIT 3 BE
185、ACTIVE AND HEALTHY!thought it would happen to my own,”the 38-year-old woman from Mumbai told AFP.Actually,Sujatas children are not unexpected cases at all.Sedentary lifestyles are linked to increased risks of heart disease,diabetes and cancer.Most people move far less than their grandparents did.Acc
186、ording to a study of over 70,000 teens in 34 nations,nearly one third of teens are spending three or more hours a day watching TV or using the computer.From Argentina to Zambia,teens arent getting enough exercise and it doesnt matter if they are living in a rich or a poor country.It is no different
187、in China.In cities,the problem of physical inactivity is serious.As physical labour is often replaced by office work,computers and robots are commonly used.People do not have to move a lot but they have to sit more hours working.They are used to pressing the button to start the engine and drive to w
188、ork because they dont want to walk or ride a bicycle to their office.They want to save time and achieve the goal as soon as possible.In rural areas,things arent any better.With more and more people getting richer and richer,modern transportation is replacing walking.Not everyone knows the benefits o
189、f easy daily activities.You do not need to become a boxing champion in order to get the benefits of exercise.Short bursts of activity can be a welcome escape from the boredom of sedentary work.Walking home,cleaning the house,dancing or climbing the stairs every day will help your lungs take in more
190、oxygen,and may help you avoid illnesses such as cancer or diabetes.Unfortunately,such simple and easy ways to champion:a person,team,etc.that has won a competition,especially in a sportQUICK CHECK!AFP(Agence France-Presse)is an international news agency headquartered in Paris,France.DO YOU KNOW?39 U
191、NIT 3 BE ACTIVE AND HEALTHY!keep fit seem to be ignored by many people who prefer products that save time and require little work.As the World Health Organization observes,physical inactivity has already become a global risk to peoples health all over the world.In the years to come,more efforts need
192、 to be made to deal with the situation.ignore:(1)to pay no attention to sth.(2)to pretend that you have not seen sb.or that sb.is not thereQUICK CHECK!Reading Comprehension 1 Is physical inactivity a serious problem all over the world these days?In what degree?2 What does a sedentary lifestyle inclu
193、de?3 What does the expression“couch-potato”mean?Is there a difference between a“couch-potato”lifestyle and a sedentary lifestyle?4 Why was the Indian housewife Sujata shocked?5 At the very beginning of Paragraph 6,what does“It”refer to?6 What attitude does the word“Unfortunately”in Paragraph 7 conve
194、y?Post-reading Activities 1Do more research about the negative effects of“sedentary behaviour”.Use the Internet,library,or any other resources.Write a summary of your findings.Share and compare.2Compare your daily physical activities with those of your parents and grandparents.Which activities do yo
195、u have in common?3Imagine what life would be like if everyone adopted the sedentary lifestyle.How might our lives be different,as individuals and as a society?Share and discuss your point of view in groups.AFTER YOU READ40 UNIT 3 BE ACTIVE AND HEALTHY!Reminder Physical inactivity is dangerous!SONGI
196、knew a man who was rich in gold,Enough to last till he was old.He lived his life and finally learned,Its how you feel that matters,not how much you earn.When you are young you dont realize,The precious gift of arms and legs and ears and eyes.They help you do the things you want to do,Like walking wi
197、th your friends down the crowded avenue.ChorusTo your good health,my friend,To your good health.I dont have to tell you its only real wealth,You can take all the money in the world for yourself,But it doesnt matter if you do not have your health.A child is a child.A man is a man.But they both fit in
198、to natures plan.We all get older and come to the end,But to look back upon a healthy life is your best friend.Repeat ChorusTo Your Good Health4Design a“Reminder Card”to warn about the seriousness of physical inactivity.You may send the card as a small gift to your parents or friends.41LEARNING THROU
199、GH PRACTICE2Task One Focusing on Benefits of Physical Activity Read the passage below about physical activity.Then summarize the benefits of your favourite sport or physical activity.Step 1 Pre-task ResourcesRead the passage below and pay close attention to the use of the infinitive.As we know,good
200、health is the most valuable thing that a person can have.But one cant take health for granted.Getting plenty of exercise is very important to good health.In fact,all adults should aim to get about 30 minutes of physical activity at least five days a week.It can be enjoyable,cheap and easy to fit int
201、o everyday life.Regular physical activity can do you a lot of good.Human body tissue makes up organs and other body parts.The benefits of physical exercise are as follows:it helps to build healthy bones and muscles;it helps to control weight,to keep slim and to reduce fat;it helps to prevent the dev
202、elopment of high blood pressure;and it helps to reduce feelings of worry.Physical activity can take many forms,such as aerobics,strength training and flexibility exercises.Examples of aerobic activities include quick walking,skiing,gymnastics,playing badminton,jogging,cycling,jumping rope and swimmi
203、ng.Muscle strength refers to how hard or how far you can move your body or an object,such as kicking a ball.Flexibility is how well you can move the different muscles in your body,like when you are dancing.All in all,physical activity benefits people especially those who are young in many ways.Physi
204、cal activity plays an important role in a childs happiness.In addition,it improves learning by developing a young persons ability to communicate well with others.42 UNIT 3 BE ACTIVE AND HEALTHY!Step 2 Exploring the LanguageShare your notes and ideas about the benefits of physical activity in groups
205、of four.Decide on your favourite physical activity and write about it.Share your report in groups.Step 3 Task CycleThe following sentences may help you get started.Physical activity is very important because _.My favourite physical activity(sport)is _.So far,I have benefited from _.1Based on the pas
206、sage in Step 1,list the benefits of physical activity.to build healthy bones and muscles to control weight _ _ _2Match the physical activities in the left column with their benefits in the right.CyclingYou learn the importance of discipline and competition;it helps build friendship;it promotes teamw
207、ork.Flying a kiteIt improves handling and spacial awareness;it improves navigational skills;it promotes weight loss;it helps grow your social circle.Weight liftingIt connects to nature;it is relaxing;you will do a lot of neck&shoulder exercises.Playing footballIt requires a great amount of flexibili
208、ty;it enhances your well-being;it can improve your balance.DancingIt builds stronger bones;it helps calorie burn.43Task Two Inspiring a Classmate to Get Active Imagine one of your classmates is unwilling to do any physical activity,and consequently,he/she is facing some health problems.Inspire him/h
209、er to get active by explaining the benefits of physical activity.In your explanation,use infinitive verbs as attributives or adverbials of result.Step 1 Pre-task Resources Read the dialogue below.Kate,a TV hostess,is interviewing Dr.William,a famous doctor.UNIT 3 BE ACTIVE AND HEALTHY!Dr.William,wha
210、t are the key messages you try to get across to the public ear?Thanks for your question.I try to remind people that our health is mostly in our own hands.Though we are lucky to have access to the wonders of modern day medicine,this is not equal to a healthy lifestyle.Both diet and exercise are very
211、important when it comes to prevention and cure of disease.How do you inspire your own patients to get active?Personally,I think sometimes its as simple as“allowing them”to do so.Some patients just need to hear that being active is safe and a good thing to do.It may seem obvious to some of us,but som
212、e people lack the confidence to get started and others are concerned that exercise may not be safe.It can have a very positive impact to explain that physical activity is safe and can increase confidence.44 UNIT 3 BE ACTIVE AND HEALTHY!Step 2 Task Cycle Step 3 Language Focus In English,a sentence us
213、ually has one main verb.Sometimes,its not enough to use only one verb in a sentence when the speaker or writer has more to express.In this case,the infinitive is used to give more information.The infinitive is sometimes used after abstract nouns such as ability,desire,opportunity,wish.I have no desi
214、re to be rich.They gave him an opportunity to escape.Sometimes,the infinitive is used after an indefinite pronoun such as something,anything.When I travel,I always take something to read.I was all alone.I had no one to talk to.The infinitive can be used to express result;however,this use is more com
215、mon in literary styles.Do you want to live to be a hundred?She arrived home to receive a letter from her bank.“Only+the infinitive”can express a disappointing result of an action.I went back to the shop only to find that it had closed for good.He got his car fixed only to damage it again.Work indepe
216、ndently.Read this unit over again and pay close attention to the use of the infinitive.Work with a partner to make up a dialogue about the benefits of being physically active.Role play your dialogue.Expressing opinions politely It might be a good idea to.If I were you,I would.Personally,I think.I me
217、an,it seems to me.Well,in my opinion,.45Project Surveying Physical Activities in Your Class Suppose your school is collecting data about the average students exercise habits.Design a questionnaire to get accurate information about your classmates exercise habits and report the findings to your group
218、.Step 1 Listen,Read and Fill in Blanks Here is a survey report about physical activities among American middle school students.Listen carefully and fill in the blanks.The national Youth Risk Behaviour Survey(YRBS)monitors chief health risk behaviours.The national YRBS is conducted every two years.It
219、 provides a mass of data of 9th through 12th-grade students in public and private schools throughout the United States.Results from the(1)_ national YRBS revealed that many high school students are engaged in health-risk behaviours.(2)_ had played video or computer games for 3 or more hours per day
220、on an average school day.(3)_ had not taken part in at least 60 minutes of any kind of physical activity.The rate of not having taken part in at least(4)_ minutes of physical activity on at least one day was higher among 11th-grade(15.5%)and 12th-grade(16.9%)than 9th-grade(12.0%).Further,13.9%had ob
221、esity and(5)_ were overweight.Step 2 Read and Interview The three questions below are part of a questionnaire by the World Health Organization.Interview a partner to learn more about his/her exercise habits.Then switch roles.3USING ENGLISH IN CONTEXT46 UNIT 3 BE ACTIVE AND HEALTHY!QuestionnaireDear
222、fellow classmate,In this questionnaire,we ask simple questions about your exercise habits both in and out of school.Choose the option that best suits you.Part I:General Questions about Exercise Habits 1 Is physical exercise important to you in your daily life?A YesB NoC Not sureStep 3 Make Questionn
223、aire and Investigate Group work.Use the survey above to help you design your own questionnaire of ten Yes/No/Not sure questions.Some questions are already written out as examples for you.Use your questionnaire to investigate your classmates about their exercise habits.1 During the past seven days,ho
224、w many days were you physically active for a total of at least 30 minutes per day?A OneB TwoC ThreeD More than three 2 During the past seven days,how many days did you walk or ride a bike to and from school?A ZeroB OneC TwoD More than two3 How much time do you spend during your holiday,sitting and w
225、atching TV,playing computer games,or doing other sitting activities?A Less than 1 hour per dayB 1 2 hours per dayC 3 4 hours per day D More than 4 hours per day47 UNIT 3 BE ACTIVE AND HEALTHY!2 Do you enjoy physical activity(playing sports,dancing,etc.)?A YesB NoC Not surePart II:Questions about Phy
226、sical Exercise at School3 Do you enjoy your P.E.class at school?A YesB NoC Not sure4 _?A YesB NoC Not sure5 _?A YesB NoC Not sure6 _?A YesB NoC Not surePart III:Questions about Physical Exercise after School7 Do your parents encourage you to play sports?A YesB NoC Not sure8 _?A YesB NoC Not sure9 _?
227、A YesB NoC Not sure10 _?A YesB NoC Not sureEND OF THE QUESTIONNAIRE THANK YOU FOR YOUR PARTICIPATION!48Step 4 Summarize,Analyze and Write Now it is time to write a short survey report.In this report,you will summarize the findings from your questionnaire.You may interpret and analyze the survey data
228、 in a few different ways.You can organize your report into three paragraphs.UNIT 3 BE ACTIVE AND HEALTHY!Survey ReportThe survey of exercise habits is aimed at _.Ten questions were asked to _.The data shows that _.Evaluate yourself!Can you investigate and collect opinions from your classmates about
229、their exercise habits?Can you present the results of your survey in English using diagrams and tables?How well have you done with the following?Tick the circles that best reflect your performance.Learning the infinitive by understanding its structure,meaning and useMaking some preparations before re
230、adingEnjoying cooperating with othersExcellent Very Good Good Needs Improvement49EXPANDING OUR HORIZONS4An Ancient Game Is Alive and Well in Beijings HutongThough he is 75 years old,Chai Tixian is able to play Jianzi with surprising speed and skill.With his foot,he can send the Jianzi high up and ha
231、ve it land exactly on his head.Jianzi is a game that dates back to the Han Dynasty.The game is simple:players must keep the Jianzi up in the air.This is done mainly by kicking it,but all parts of the body except the hands are allowed to keep the Jianzi up.Despite its simple rules,the game is quite c
232、hallenging and requires a large amount of flexibility.Although Jianzi is played throughout China,Chai Tixian describes it as an important part of hutong culture.The ancient game is popular within the narrow hutongs of Beijings inner date back:If something dates back to a particular time,it started o
233、r was made at that time.QUICK CHECK!50POST-READING QUESTIONS1Where does Mr.Chai play Jianzi every day?2Why is playing Jianzi challenging?3 What does Chai Tixian benefit from playing Jianzi?RunningThe text below is an excerpt from the book Running&Being:The Total Experience,written by George Sheehan
234、and Kenny Moore.The book was published in 2013.It is the 35th anniversary edition of the classic bestseller.Every mile I run is my first.Every hour on the roads a new beginning.Every day I put on my running clothes,I am born again.Seeing things as if for the first time,seeing the familiar as unfamil
235、iar,the common as uncommon.Doing what Goethe said was the hardest thing of all,seeing with my own eyes that which is spread before me.Bringing to that running,that play,the attitude of the child,the feeling of a poet.Being a beginner with a beginners mind,a beginners heart,a beginners body.There is
236、no other way to run,no other way to live.Each day I discover how to breathe.Taste the air.Feel it move through my lungs.Each day I search out how to run.Letting the foot drop below the knee.UNIT 3 BE ACTIVE AND HEALTHY!city.Every morning,Chai Tixian and his friends from the neighbourhood gather in t
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