北师大版（2019）高中英语必修第二册 Unit6_Review_导学案.docxVIP

PAGE3 / NUMPAGES4 Unit6 Review 导学案 本课生词、词组 综合语法训练（本单元话题语法填空） 本节课写作梳理 - the award/great achievement - personal information - mission and research - attitude towards fame 其他叙事类摘要写作梳理：人物、事件、特征、结果 阅读下列文章，用60字以内的摘要总结其文章大意，（请不要直接引用原文） The Queen’s speech was once a highlight of Christmas Day. However, according to a mathematical analysis of the festive messages, the speech is now one of the most repetitive and predictable television events. Of the 42,000 words the Queen has used, only 3,991 are distinct words which have never been repeated. “Since she came to the throne (王位) in 1952, the Queen has given 63 Christmas broadcasts, only failing to appear once in 1969 when she issued a written message,” said Hannah Fry, a mathematician at University College London. “She could have said a lot in that time, but if you analyze the text, she has actually said very little and often repeated herself.” Fry and his UCL colleague Thomas Léron Evans analyzed the speeches in the hope of “finding out what Christmas really means to Her Majesty (女王殿下).” Ignoring common words such as “the” and “of, ” they focused instead on nouns and phrases, looking at how often they were repeated. Almost predictably, they discovered that the Queen’s Christmas vocabulary was dominated by words such as “Commonwealth (英联邦),” “peoples,” “families” and “children,” and phrased such as “shining example,” “weak and innocent” and “tragic situation.” “There are words about time, about society and some religious words… all very good and noble, of course, but also a bit dull and repetitive,” said Fry. One clear tread the two mathematicians found in the Christmas messages was an increase in references to religion over the recent years. Jesus was hardly mentioned in the 1950s. From then to 1973, there was almost no reference to Christianity or religion. However, in recent years, religion has appeared frequently, peaking at 20 mentions 2000, with another dozen in 2011 and between five and ten mentions in most other recen