《泛读教程1 》Unit 2：Culture ShockPPT精选文档.pptVIP

Unit 2 Culture Shock ;Warm-up;2. What is CULTURE SHOCK?;3. How can we overcome culture shock?;Word Pretest;Keys to Word Pretest;Text Analysis;The symptoms range from being ill at ease to being seriously depressed. ; 2) It is easy to understand that the endless frustrations of the early days in a new country would produce dissatisfaction, and perhaps even hostility. 不难理解，初到异国时所遭遇的无穷无尽的挫折会让人沮丧万分，甚至产生抵触情绪。;3) A sense of humor is a big help. a sense of humor: 幽默感 a sense of fulfillment: 成就感 a sense of inferiority: 自卑感 a sense of superiority: 优越感 a sense of responsibility: 责任感 a sense of shame: 羞耻感 a sense of security: 安全感; 4) With the right attitude, living in a foreign country can be a priceless, enriching period in a person’s life. priceless: 无价的，及其珍贵的 valueless: 没有价值的 worthless: 没有价值的 enrich: 使富足，丰富 如果有着正确的态度，在异国他乡的生活将成为人生中一段弥足珍贵的、丰富人生的岁月。;exaggerate: v. say more than the truth slang: n. nonstandard vocabulary adapt: v. make or become suitable insecure: adj. weak; uncertain; unprotected distinct: adj. different; separate challenging: adj. difficult, but in an interesting way range: v. vary within limits; adjust: v. change slightly in order to make suitable aggressive: adj. ready for conflict cope with: deal with occur: v. happen identity: n. the distinguishing character or personality of an individual automatic: adj. self-acting; under its own power distortion: n. twist; changing shape reverse: adj. opposite; contrary ;1. “Chicken” is slang for someone who is not very brave. 2. Tom won＄5000 in the lottery. He ran home and said to his wife, ”We are rich! We won more money than we can ever spend!” His wife said, “Don’t exaggerate. Tell me how much you really won.” 3. Susan is quiet and shy; she finds it difficult to cope with strangers. 4. The teachers say my son is slow, but I believe the reverse is true.;5. When we come to a new place, we must adjust/adapt ouselves to the new environment. 6. The childrens ages range from 5 to 15. 7. A