《新编英语教程5__Unit_Seven》.pptVIP

Unit Seven Grouping the Gifted: Pro Kenneth Mott II. Relevant Information IQ (Intelligence Quotient) IQ=mental age ÷chronological age ×100 IQ scores Description 130 or more Very superior 120 – 129 Superior 110 – 119 Bright normal 90 – 109 Average 80 – 89 Dull normal 70 – 79 Borderline 69 or lower Mentally defective Voc. 1 manifest: (fml) to show clearly. E.g.: What she did manifested her lack of confidence in herself. The illness first manifests itself in splitting headaches. Paragraph 3 to grow to the fullest extent of their abilities and capacities: to grow as much as their abilities and capacities allow them caste: 1) one of the four hereditary classes into which Hindu society is tradtionally divided. （印度的种性） EG., Sushma came from a lower caste. 苏施玛出身于一个等级较低的种姓。 Caste was the final barrier to industrialization. 种性制度是工业化的最后一道障碍。 2) a social class or system in any country that is based on dividing people into groups according to their family, rank, wealth, profession, etc. 社会等级（制度） EG., You also have a caste system in England. Voc. 2 snob: one who despises those considered inferior to him in terms of social status, income, etc. 自命不凡，恃才傲物的人; 势利者 A snob is someone who judges all things, from shoes and dinner parties to love and beauty, according to their social rating 势利小人就是衡量一切事情都从他们的社会地位出发的人，从穿鞋和晚餐聚会到爱情和审美 a caste of intellectual snobs: a group of students who consider themselves superior to others because of their outstanding ability and achievement, and special treatment they receive from the teacher. varsity: team representing a university, college or school, especially in sports competitions (学校的) 代表队，校队（尤指体育的） Paraphrase 1 The teacher, not the… individual differences. It is the teacher, rather than the way that the classes are formed, that influences the students in how they loo