初三牛津课件第4单元.pptVIP

* Chapter 4 What shall I do? by Teresa from Cuiyuan Junior School Warming up Target Vocabulary Speaking Language Consolidation Reading Before we read, think about the following questions. Do you often have problems that puzzle you at school? If you do, tell some of your problems and how you solved them. Who do you often ask for help? 2. Have you ever had problems with your parents? If you have, tell some of your problems and how you solved them. What would you do if… You are late for school one morning. You find one of your classmates sick with fever. Two of your friends quarrel. You break a window of your classroom You happen to see a thief running out of your neighbor’s house And if you see this woman…what would you do then? Target vocabulary counselor /’ka?ns?l? / n. (为心理等问题做咨询的）顾问，辅导员 e.g. He had a problem communicating with his classmates and so he went to their school counselor for help. 2. extract n. [‘ekstr?kt] n. 摘录，引用，精华，提炼物 e.g. The extract from this kind of flowers can be used as liquid soap. I decided to buy that novel after I read an extract from it. 3. behavior n. [b?’he?vj?] n. 行为，举止，态度 e.g. Scientists still cannot explain some strange animal behavior./You must apologize for your rude behavior. v. behave 举止，表现 e.g. The little boy tried very hard to behave like an adult./John doesn’t behave himself at school. （行为检 点，守规矩） 4. violent [‘vai?l?nt] adj. 狂暴的，暴力 的，猛烈的(adv. Violently /n. violence) e.g. The key to preventing violent behavior at school is to set up a program in which both parents and teachers take part. School violence has become a serious problem, especially in public schools. Her knees shook violently, but she stayed on her feet. 5. advise v. [?d’vaiz] 建议 (n. advice) e.g. The expert advised us to eat more vegetables and less meat.( The expert suggested us eating more …) Bill Gates also left his famous 9 pieces of advice to the wo