综合英语教程第三版Unit 7.pptVIP

Unit 7 Brainstorming 1. Expressions for work/jobs for men/women: secretary, lawyer, doctor, nurse, teacher, dean, supervisor, farmer, technician, shop-assistant, accountant, cashier, director, manager, actor, model, waiter, waitress, servant, maid, gardener, cleaner, musician, composer, construction worker, writer, reporter, journalist, cook, salesman, saleswoman, policeman, policewoman, driver, 2. Expressions for trades and professions: education, science, politics, farming, business, trade, medicine, manual labor, journalism, advertising, the army, the police, industry, banking, transportation 3. Expressions for equality/inequality: equal opportunity, equal representation of male and female, gender equality, equal rights, equal pay, sex discrimination, sexual equality/inequality, racial discrimination, social bias, special treatment, preferential policies 4. Conventional ways of describing sex differences: women: emotional, gentle, sympathetic, warm, tender, loving, caring, timid, fragile, weak, gossipy, talkative, submissive, vain, nagging men: reasonable, sensible, logical, brief, practical, ambitious, down to earth, strong-willed, tacit, aggressive, rude, selfish, self-centered, arrogant 5. Expressions for social responsibilities: looking after a family, bring up/rear (children), educate, support (a family), breadwinner, mutual help, in charge of, leadership, lead, manage, assist Pre-reading task Do you think that sex discrimination exists in our society? Can you give an example. Vocabulary and Grammar American’s Appalachian mountain: a mountain range in East north America extending 2400km from South Quebec Province in Canada to north Alabama in the US prefer sb/sth to sb/sth; prefer to do sth; prefer doing sth; prefer that e.g. They would prefer more flexible working hours. brain has supplanted brawnbrawn: [u] physical strength, especially when compared with intelligence体力e.g. The work requires brain as well as brawn.