2014-2015学年高二英语 ppt课件： Unit 27 《Behaviour Period Four　Resource Bank Reading》(北师大版选修9).pptVIP

Unit27 Behaviour Period Four　Resource Bank：Reading 课件（北师大版选修9，课标通用）;8．________________adj. 适于居住的，可住的 9．________________n. 意识，知觉 10．________________v. 使窒息，使不能呼吸 11．numerous adj. ________________ 12．payoff n. ________________ 13．outnumber vt. ________________ 14．publicity n. ________________ 15．auction vt. n. ________________ 16．flush v. ________________; 答案　1.ineffective　2.efficiency　3.civil　4.slogan 5．distribution　6.poster　7.contest　8.liveable 9．consciousness　10.choke　11.许多的，数目众多的 12．发工资　13.数目超过，比……多　14.宣传 15．拍卖　16.冲洗，冲刷; Ⅱ.短语天地 1．____________ an order 向……定购某物 2．back ________ 支持，援助 3．go ________ 爆炸 4．object ________反对 5．shoot ________ 向……射击 6．account ________ (东西)足以说明 ; 7．slow ____________ 慢下来，减速 8．rather ____________ 而不是 9．places of ____________ 名胜古迹 10．be ____________ to 有可能 答案　1.place　2.up　3.off　4.to　5.at　6.for　7.down　8.than　9.interest　10.likely;Ⅲ.句型搜索 1．Eating or drinking on the subway，driving without a seatbelt and smoking in a restaurant are all offences which are subject to big fines. [信息提取]　句中的Eating or drinking...，driving...and smoking...为动名词短语作主语。 [例句仿写]　学习生词对我们来说很有用。 ________________________________________________________________________; 2．Nor do violations always depend for discovery on a passing policeman. [信息提取]　nor 放在句首，引起句子倒装，意为“……也一样不”。 [例句仿写]　我不在意，也不关心。 ________________________________________________________________________;3．...the driver is likely to slow down. [信息提取]　句中出现的be likely to 意为“有可能干……”，主语常常为人。 [例句仿写]　他不可能赢得这场比赛。 ________________________________________________________________________ 答案　1.Learning new words is very useful for us. 2．I dont mind，nor do I care. 3．He isnt likely to win the match.; Ⅳ.预读理解 阅读P61 Rules and Regulations，判断下列句子正误 1．An international phone call can not be direct-dialed as quickly in Singapore as in the USA. (　　) 2．The government in Singapore is very efficient. (　　) 3．The fines represent considerably more than a slap on the wrist，and they are enforced often enough so that most potential law-breakers think