高二英語(yǔ)上學(xué)期學(xué)案系列（2）北師大版

1、高二北師大版學(xué)案系列2 第13 單元 名師講堂 重點(diǎn)詞匯 重點(diǎn)詞匯 【詞條1】injure【課文原句】 And one of them might be injured. (Page 12)【名師點(diǎn)撥】 injure 意為"使受傷；損害,傷害(感情)"。如: Tom had his leg injured when he climbed the tree. I hope that I didnt injure the studentsfeelings. "injury"為injure 的名詞形式,意為"傷口,傷；損害,傷害"。如: W

2、hen Mary fell off her bicycle, her only injury was a twisted ankle.【拓展】 hurt, wound和injure 均表示傷害,但有區(qū)別: hurt vi. & vt.指身體上或感情上受到的傷害；也指身體的某一部位感到疼痛。語(yǔ)氣較隨便。如: My stomach hurts because I have eaten too much apples. I was hurt at not being invited to the party. wound 指在戰(zhàn)爭(zhēng)中或沖突中所受的刀傷或槍傷。如: Nine soldiers

3、were killed and three wounded in this battle. injure 表示受傷尤指突發(fā)的、意外的傷害。如: The person was injured in the accident.【詞條2】resist【課文原句】 I couldnt resist chuckling at this . (Page 14)【名師點(diǎn)撥】 resist vi. 意為"抵抗,抗拒"。如: The Chinese people were right to resist in 1937 when the Japanese army invaded China

4、. resist vt.意為"抵抗,抗拒；頂住,經(jīng)受,不受影響"。如: The nation was unable to resist the invasion of the enemy. The window resisted her efforts to open it. resist 常用于否定句,意為"禁不住要做某事",接名詞或動(dòng)名詞。如: Many girls cant resist sweet things. I couldnt resist laughing when I heard the joke.【拓展】 resistance n.

5、意為"抵抗,反抗,反對(duì)"。如: The enemys resistance was completely destroyed. resistant adj. 意為"有抵抗力的"。如: Those rats are resistant to the poison. 影音留聲 The Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind 閱讀練習(xí) News and Media 1、單選本文詞數(shù):239 參考時(shí)間:133 目的:了解美國(guó)著名記者Ida Tarbell的從業(yè)經(jīng)歷 Ida Tarbell was one of the firs

6、t investigative reporters. She and other journalists wrote about the political, economic, and social problems in the early 1900s. President Theodore Roosevelt gave these writers the name "muckraker". Ida Tarbell accepted the name as a mark of honor. She carefully researched her subjects an

7、d proved her findings. After graduating from Allegheny College, Ida Tarbell became the head of a private school, where she also taught eight subjects. When her contract ended, she began writing magazine and newspaper articles, and books. She wrote biographies of Manon Roland (a leader of the French

8、Revolution), Napoleon Bonaparte, and Abraham Lincoln. Her most famous works, however, was The History of the Standard Oil Company, showing the unlawful business practices of the oil industry. When she began investigating the Standard Oil Company, she expected that her findings would fill about three

9、 articles. The first part appeared in McChures Magazine in November 1902. By the time she finished her investigation, she had written eighteen articles, the last of which appeared in October 1904. The articles were later combined into a two-volume book of 554 pages. Her research was done very carefu

10、lly. She wrote about the companys power and the ill practices it followed to become powerful. Because of her findings, the movement to end the powerful monopolies was greatly strengthened. In 1911, the Supreme Court of the United States won its case to break the Standard Oil Companys monopoly. Notes

11、:1. investigative adj.調(diào)查(研究)的2. unlawful adj.不合法的,違法的3. monopoly n.壟斷4. Supreme Court of the United States美國(guó)高級(jí)法院 詞數(shù):174處理時(shí)間:256 Read the passage and choose a proper answer to each question. 1. The meaning of the underlined word in paragraph 1 is "_". A. a reporter who writes about politics

12、, the economy, and social life B. a reporter who searches and tells the truth about bad things C. a reporter who writes biographies about famous people D. a reporter who does research 2. Which of the following is NOT mentioned in the passage? A. Ida Tarbells education and works. B. Ida Tarbells fami

13、ly life. C. Ida Tarbells investigation on a big oil company. D. Ida Tarbells teaching experience. 3. When Ida Tarbell finished her investigation on the Standard Oil Company, she had written 18 articles, which were _. A. more than she had expected B. exactly what she had expected C. put together into

14、 three articles D. later combined into several books 4. According to the passage, it was _ that led to the breakdown of the Standard Oil Companys monopoly. A. the Supreme Court of the United States B. the movement to end the powerful monopolies C. Ida Tarbells investigation D. an economic crisis 寫作點(diǎn)

15、評(píng) Sindys BlogSindys Blog I just got back from camping with my mom and sister. We had a really good time. I couldnt have imagined spending a whole week in the wilderness with those two, but it was. Roasting marshmallows, telling ghost stories and swimming in the lake what more could you want? I think

16、 my favorite part about going camping was just sitting back and relax-ing in peace and quiet, and reading a good book. Its so hard to find real time alone when youre at home, so I love it when I got to just relax in the woods with nothing but the sounds of birds and the water touching the shore. It is a little depressing now that our trip is over because it means that school is just a week away. Ive never really been afraid of heading back to school