Unit 4 A View of Mountains綜合教程四

Unit4 Unit4AViewofMountains Watchthemovieclipandanswerthefollowingquestions Questionsfordiscussion 1 WhydidSallyRegenhardsaythat9 11was ashatteringoffaith Pre readingActivities Audiovisualsupplement1 Audiovisualsupplement Culturalbackground Shebelievedinthesystem andnowthatthesystemwasshatteredbytheterroristactivity soshethoughttheeventisfaith shattering 3000peoplewerekilled Andthesurvivingfamilymembershadveryrighttoknowthetruthaboutthe9 11 Sothereneededtobeaninvestigation 2 WhydidCarolAshleythinkthattheremustbeaninvestigation Whatdoyouknowaboutthe9 11attacksandwhatinfluenceshavetheeventsexert Pre readingActivities Audiovisualsupplement2 Audiovisualsupplement Culturalbackground Pre readingActivities Audiovisualsupplement3 Audiovisualsupplement Culturalbackground FromOnNativeSoil Policeman Policeman EuniceHanson SallyRegenhard CarolAshley MaxCleland Moveback Moveback Moveit Goback Iknewwehadenemies naturally butIalwaysfeltprettysafehere Inever never inamillionyearsdreamedthatanythinglikethiscouldhappentous Webelievedinthesystemandyouknow 9 11wasashatteringoffaith 3000peoplewerekilled Itwasamassmurder Andthereneededtobeaninvestigation Thesurvivingfamilymembers nobodycandenythattheyhadtheultimateclaimtothetruthabout9 11 VideoScript Audiovisualsupplement Culturalbackground AtomicbomborA bombisaweaponderivingitsexplosiveforcefromthereleaseofatomicenergythroughthefission splitting ofheavynuclei ThefirstatomicbombwasproducedatalaboratoryinLosAlamos NewMexico andsuccessfullytestedonJuly16 1945 ThiswastheculminationofalargeU S armyprogramthatwaspartoftheManhattanProject Itbeganin1940 twoyearsaftertheGermanscientistsOttoHahnandFritzStrassmandiscoverednuclearfission Culturalbackground1 Audiovisualsupplement Culturalbackground AtomicBomb Culturalbackground2 Audiovisualsupplement Culturalbackground OnAug 6 1945 anatomicbombwasdroppedonHiroshimawithanestimatedequivalentexplosiveforceof12 500tonsofTNT followedthreedayslaterbyasecond morepowerful bombonNagasaki Bothbombscausedwidespreaddeath injury anddestruction andthereisstillconsiderabledebateabouttheneedtohaveusedthem Culturalbackground3 Audiovisualsupplement Culturalbackground Nuclearweaponsareweaponsofmassdestructionpoweredbyatomic ratherthanchemical processes Nuclearweaponsproducelargeexplosionsandhazardousradioactivebyproductsbymeansofeithernuclearfissionornuclearfusion AfterWorldWarII theproliferationofnuclearweaponsbecameanincreasingcauseofconcernthroughouttheworld Attheendofthe20thcentury thevastmajorityofsuchweaponswereheldbytheUnitedStatesandtheformerSovietUnion othercountriesthatpossessknownnuclearcapabilitiesaretheGreatBritain France China Pakistan andIndia Israelalsohas NuclearWeapon Culturalbackground4 Audiovisualsupplement Culturalbackground nuclearweaponsbuthasnotconfirmedthatfactpublicly NorthKoreahasconductedanucleartestexplosionbutprobablydoesnothaveareadilydeliverablenuclearweapon andSouthAfricaformerlyhadasmallarsenal Overadozenothercountriescan orsooncould makenuclearweapons Culturalbackground5 Audiovisualsupplement Culturalbackground OnAugust6 1945 thefirstatomicbombattackoccurredoverHiroshima Japan Threedayslater onAugust9 Nagasaki Japan wasbombed ThebombingofNagasakiwasthelastmajoractofWorldWarIIandwithindays onAugust15 1945 theJapanesesurrendered Inestimatingthedeathtollfromtheattacks thereareseveralfactorsthatmakeitdifficulttoarriveatreliablefigures inadequaciesintherecordsgiventheconfusionofthetimes themanyvictimswhodiedmonthsoryearsafterthebombingasaresultofradiationexposure andnotleast thepressureto TheBombingofHiroshimaandNagasaki Culturalbackground6 Audiovisualsupplement Culturalbackground eitherexaggerateorminimizethenumbers dependinguponpoliticalagenda Thatsaid itisestimatedthatbyDecember1945 asmanyas140 000haddiedinHiroshimabythebombanditsassociatedeffects InNagasaki roughly74 000peoplediedofthebombanditsaftereffects Inbothcities mostofthecasualtieswerecivilians TheintentionalkillingofciviliansbytheAlliesofWorldWarII whoclaimedthattheircausewasjust raisedmoralquestionsaboutthejustcourseofthewar GlobalReading general Generalanalysis Structuralfeatures ThroughintroducingYamahata spictures theauthoraimsatbringingtopeople sattentionwhatkindofcatastrophicconsequencesnuclearthreatmayleadtoandthattheunpredictabilityofnuclearattackmightmakeanycityintheworldbecomethenexttarget Therefore theonlywaytokeepthisworldsafefromnuclearperilisforpeopletotakeactiontodispelnuclearweaponryfromtheearth Rhetoricalfeatures GlobalReading structural1 Generalanalysis Structuralfeatures ThisargumentativeessaydescribesnucleardestructionthroughaJapanesephotographer spictures Thetextcomprisesthreeparts PartI Paragraph1 Thewriterdescribesthephotographsandhowaviewofmountainsinthebackgroundofonepicturepowerfullycaptureshowthoroughlythecitywasdestroyedbytheatomicbomb Rhetoricalfeatures GlobalReading structural2 PartII Paragraphs2 3 TheauthorarguesthatthebombingofNagasakiismorerepresentativeofthenuclearperilthreateningtheworldthanthatofHiroshima becauseitsuggeststhatnuclearweaponscanbeusedagainandthreateneveryone soweneedtotakeactiontodispelthenuclearthreatfromtheEarth PartIII Paragraph4 Herestateshismainidea i e weshouldnotjustworryaboutthenuclearperilbuttakeactiontoeliminateittocreateasaferworld Generalanalysis Structuralfeatures Rhetoricalfeatures GlobalReading rhetorical1 InEnglish informationcanbeorganizedinvariousways Oneoftheeffectivewaysofemphasizingsomeinformationistoputitafterthewordbutinthe not AbutB structure Inthetext theauthorusesthisrhetoricaldevicemanytimes Forinstance Thephotographsdisplaythefateofasinglecity buttheirmeaningisuniversal Paragraph2 Practice Pickoutsomeothersentenceswiththesamestructureandanalyzetheeffecttheyachieve Generalanalysis Structuralfeatures Rhetoricalfeatures Globalreading rhetorical2 Generalanalysis Structuralfeatures Rhetoricalfeatures 1 Thetruemeasureoftheeventliesnotinwhatremainsbutinallthathasdisappeared Paragraph1 2 thechallengeisnotjusttoapprehendthenuclearperilbuttoseizeaGod givenopportunitytodispelitonceandforall Paragraph3 3 oneshowingnotwhatwewouldlosethroughourfailurebutwhatwewouldgainbyoursuccess Paragraph3 Apartfromthe AbutB sentencestructure wecanalsofindthe AyetB type Andwecanfindasentencethatorganizesinformationinasimilarwaywithouttheuseoftheconjunction but or yet 6 Arrivingahalf centurylate theyarestillnews Paragraph2 Globalreading rhetorical3 4 NagasakihasalwaysbeenintheshadowofHiroshima YetthebombingofNagasakiisincertainrespectsthefittersymbolofthenucleardangerthatstillhangsoverus Paragraph2 5 Yamahata spicturesaffordaglimpseoftheendoftheworld Yetinourday Paragraph3 Generalanalysis Structuralfeatures Rhetoricalfeatures OnAugust9 1945 thedaytheatomicbombwasdroppedonNagasaki YosukeYamahata aphotographerservingintheJapanesearmy wasdispatchedtothedestroyedcity Thehundredorsopictureshetookthenextdayconstitutethefullestphotographicrecordofnucleardestructioninexistence Hiroshima destroyedthreedaysearlier hadlargelyescapedthecamera slensinthefirstdayafterthebombing ItwasthereforelefttoYamahatatorecord methodically and asithappens withagreatandsimpleartistry theeffectsonahumanpopulationofanuclearweapononlyhoursafter JonathanSchell AVIEWOFMOUNTAINS Detailedreading1 Detailedreading 1 Detailedreading2 ithadbeenused SomeofYamahata spicturesshowcorpsescharredinthepeculiarwayinwhichanuclearfireballcharsitsvictims Theyhavebeenburnedbylight technicallyspeaking bythe thermalpulse andtheirbodiesareoftenbrandedwiththepatternsoftheirclothes whosecolorsabsorblightindifferentdegrees Onephotographshowsahorsetwistedunderthecartithadbeenpulling Anothershowsaheapofsomethingthatoncehadbeenahumanbeinghangingoveraledgeintoaditch Athirdshowsagirlwhohassomehowsurvivedunwoundedstandingintheopenmouthofabombshelter Detailedreading Detailedreading3 andsmilinganunearthlysmile shockinguswiththesightofordinarylife whichotherwiseseemstohavebeenleftbehindforgoodinthesceneswearewitnessing Stretchingintothedistanceonallsidesarefieldsofrubbledottedwithfires and inthebackground aviewofmountains Wecanseethemountainsbecausethecityisgone Thatabsence evenmorethanwreckage containstheheartofthematter Thetruemeasureoftheeventliesnotinwhatremainsbutinallthathasdisappeared Detailedreading Detailedreading4 IttookafewsecondsfortheUnitedStatestodestroyNagasakiwiththeworld ssecondatomicbomb butittookfiftyyearsforYamahata spicturesoftheeventtomakethejourneybackfromNagasakitotheUnitedStates Theywereshownforthefirsttimeinthiscountryin1995 attheInternationalCenterforPhotographyinNewYork Arrivingahalf centurylate theyarestillnews Thephotographsdisplaythefateofasinglecity buttheirmeaningisuniversal since inourageofnucleararms whathappenedtoNagasakican inaflash happentoanycityintheworld Inthephotographs Nagasakicomesintoitsown NagasakihasalwaysbeenintheshadowofHiroshima asif Detailedreading 2 Detailedreading5 Detailedreading thehumanimaginationhadstumbledtoexhaustioninthewreckageofthefirstruinedcitywithoutreachingeventheoutskirtsofthesecond YetthebombingofNagasakiisincertainrespectsthefittersymbolofthenucleardangerthatstillhangsoverus Itisproofthat havingonceusednuclearweapons wecanusethemagain Itintroducestheideaofaseries theseriesthat withtensofthousandsofnuclearweaponsremaininginexistence continuestothreateneveryone Theunpredictable open endedcharacteroftheseriesissuggestedbythefactthatthesecondbomboriginallywastobedroppedonthecityofKokura whichwassparedNagasaki sfateonlybecausebadweather Detailedreading6 Detailedreading protecteditfromview Eachpicturethereforeseemednotsomuchanimageofsomethingthathappenedahalf centuryagoasawindowcutintothewallofthephotographycentershowingwhatsooncouldeasilyhappentoNewYork Wherevertheexhibitmighttravel moreover theviewofthreatenedfuturefromthese windows 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Detailedreading Once thearrivalintheworldofnewgenerationstookcareofitself Now theycancomeintoexistenceonlyif throughanactoffaithandcollectivewill weensuretheirrighttoexist Performingthatactisthegreatestoftheresponsibilitiesofthegenerationsnowalive Thegiftoftimeisthegiftoflife forever ifweknowhowtoreceiveit 4 Whyisaviewofmountainsprovidedbyapicturesosignificantthatitwaschosenasthetitleoftheessay Detailedreading1 Quesion1 Aviewofmountainsinthedistanceratherthanthewreckageismeanttoremindtheviewerofthecitythatwasleveledtothegroundbytheatomicbombandofthenormallifethatwouldhavebeengoingonthere Thisiswherethesignificanceofthepicturelies Detailedreading Detailedreading1 Quesion2 Detailedreading WhyareYamahata spicturesstillnews BecauseitwasthefirsttimethatAmericanshadeverseenthepicturessincetheatomicbombingfiftyyearsago Detailedreading1 Quesion3 Detailedreading Inwhatway s isthebombingofNagasakithefittersymbolofthenucleardanger ThebombingofNagasakiisregardedasthefittersymbolofthenuclearperilintworespects First itisevidencethatnuclearweaponscanbeusedagaintodestroyhumancivilization Second thefactthatNagasakihadnotbeentheoriginallychosentargetofthenuclearattackshowstheunpredictabilityofpossiblenuclearattacksinthefuture Thatis everycityintheworldisliabletonucleardestruction Detailedreading1 Quesion4 Detailedreading WhatistheuniversalmeaningofYamahata sphotos Theywereintendedtodemonstratethedevastatingpowerofnuclearweaponsandexpressanapprehensionofthenuclearperilmenacingtheworld Detailedreading1 Quesion5 Detailedreading DoYamahata spicturesfullyexpresstheauthor sintentionofwriting Whyorwhynot No itonlyexpressespartofit becausethewriterintendsnotonlytoexpresshisapprehensionofthenuclearthreatbut moreimportantly tocallonthepeopletotakeactionstobanishforevernuclearweaponryfromtheEarth Detailedreading1 Activity1 Detailedreading GroupdiscussionDoyoufindtheInternetusefulinyourlife WhatadvantagesdoestheInternetbringtoyou ArethereanydisadvantagesoftheInternet ShareyouropinionsabouttheprosandconsoftheInternetwithyourgroupmates dispatch v sendsb sth somewhere especiallyforaspecialpurpose Detailedreading1 dispatch e g Eventheairforcewasmobilizedtodispatchrelieftothequake strickenarea Thegovernmentwaspreparingtodispatch4 000soldierstosearchtheisland Detailedreading ColoredpeopleconstituteamajorityofthepopulationinWesternCape Detailedreading1 constitute Detailedreading constitute v a linkingverb notinprogressive beconsideredtobesth Failingtocompletetheworkconstitutesabreachoftheemploymentcontract Nitrogenconstitutes78 oftheearth satmosphere e g b Ifseveralpeopleorthingsconstitutesth theyarethepartsthatformit Wemustredefinewhatconstitutesafamily Itisuptotheteachertodecidewhatconstitutessatisfactorywork e g Translation 西海角省 WesternCape 的大部分居民是有色人種 Detailedreading2 brand1 Detailedreading brand v labelormarkwithorasifwithabrandtodescribesb orsth asaverybadtypeofpersonorthing oftenunfairly 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badthathashappenedorcouldhappen Detailedreading4 intheshadow2 Detailedreading e g TheeventsofSeptember11castashadowoverthecelebrations castashadowover onsth makesth seemlessenjoyable attractive orimpressive Detailedreading5 stumble Detailedreading stumble v walkorgounsteadily e g TheroomwasdarkandStannearlyfelloverachairashestumbledtothephone Havingdrunkhalfabottleofwhiskey Istumbledupstairsandintobed Detailedreading5 ruin Detailedreading ruin v devastate reducetotheremains e g Therainabsolutelyruinedourbarbecue Ifthepressshouldfindoutaboutthis hismarriage hisreputation andhiscareerwouldallberuined Detailedreading5 hangover Detailedreading hangover Ifsth badishangingoveryou youareworriedoranxiousaboutit e g Thethreatofnuclearwarhangsovermankind Withthecourtcasehangingoverus wecouldn tenjoyourvacation Extension hangout with e g Idon treallyknowwhoshehangsoutwith Wheredotheyoungstershangout Detailedreading5 spare1 Detailedreading spare v refrainfromharming punishingorkilling e g 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Loveasusedhereisnotsomuchanemotionasitisabehaviortowardothers Detailedreading6 intact Detailedreading intact a entire unimpaired e g Despitethebombing thehousewasstillintact Hedealtthedooratremendousblowbutitremainedintact Translation 地震過后 有幾棟樓仍然完好無損 這部手機(jī)掉下臺(tái)階后仍然完好無損 Thecellphoneremainedintactafterbeingdroppeddownthestairs Severalbuildingswerestillintactaftertheearthquake Detailedreading7 glimpse Detailedreading glimpse n averybriefpas