新概念英語(yǔ)第三冊(cè)lesson18課件

Lesson18ElectriccurrentsinmodernartLesson18Electriccurrentsin1Currentn.電流（趨勢(shì),電流,水流,氣流）

Electriccurrents電流currentadj.目前的,現(xiàn)在的

current

affairs時(shí)事currentlyadv.普遍地,通常地,現(xiàn)在,當(dāng)前currencyn.流通,貨幣Currentn.電流（趨勢(shì),電流,水流,氣流）2sculpture

雕塑??sculpture

雕塑??3sculptureoncampussculptureoncampus4sculptureoutsideshopssculptureoutsideshops5mistakenadj.錯(cuò)誤的（=incorrect,wrong,misunderstood）The

teacher

has

mistaken

opinion

of

his

pupils.mistaken.錯(cuò)誤,過(guò)失--make

a

mistake犯錯(cuò)--by

mistake弄錯(cuò)了--He

took

my

umbrella

by

mistake.他錯(cuò)拿了我的傘。mistake

vt.把...誤認(rèn)為,弄錯(cuò),誤解--mistake

sbfor把某人誤認(rèn)為--Yesterday

I

mistook

him

for

my

classmate.mistakenadj.錯(cuò)誤的6

gallery

美術(shù)館

aroomorbuildingwhichisusedforshowingworksofartgallery

美術(shù)館aroomorbu7Themanissuspended

fromtheroof.sculptureoutsidebuildingsThemanissuspended

fromthe8oddly

shapedsculptureSculptureinstrangeshapeoddly

shapedsculptureSculptu9attach

vt.系、拴、粘上、貼上attach…to…--He

attached

the

lamb

to

a

tree.attach…to

sbfor

sth

因...而把…加在某人身上We

didn't

attach

blame

to

him

for

his

failure.我們沒(méi)有因?yàn)樗氖《?zé)備他。attach

importance

to

sth

對(duì)某事非常重視We

attach

importance

to

education.be

attached

to

sth喜歡,喜愛(ài)Weareall

very

attached

to

her.attachment

n.附屬物,固定物,愛(ài)慕,友情attach

vt.系、拴、粘上、貼上10Spheren.球體Spheren.球體11magnetize

v.使磁化,吸引The

iron

was

magnetized.His

speech

magnetized

the

listeners.magneticadj.有磁性的，有吸引力的magnetizev.使磁化,吸引12magnet

[?m?gnit]

磁鐵attractorrepel

eachothermagnet

[?m?gnit]磁鐵attractor13Repelv.排斥,使厭惡（=to

drive

back,cause

feelings

of

dislike）--The

different

sexes

attract

each

other

and

the

same

sexes

repel

on

the

contrary.

異性相吸,同性相斥。Repelv.排斥,使厭惡14Colouredlightsflickered

continuouslytoshinewithalightthatissometimesbrightandsometimesweakColouredlightsflickered

co15Sparkswereemitted

fromblackholes.aflashoflightmadebyelectricitysendoutSparkswereemittedfromblac16Redlampsflashed

onandoff.Redlampsflashedonandoff17electronicadj.電子的electricadj.電的,用電的electronicadj.電子的18peculiaradj.奇異的（=strange

and

unusual）--The

food

has

peculiar

taste.這食物有一種奇特的味道。--I'm

feeling

rather

peculiar.=Iamfellingill.peculiaradj.奇異的19emotionallyadv.感情上

emotional

adj.易激動(dòng)的,情緒的,感情脆弱的（反義詞：unemotional）Women

are

often

said

to

be

more

emotional

than

men.emotiveadj.使感動(dòng)的,感情的,動(dòng)感情的--The

word

home

is

more

emotive

than

house.emotionn.（抽象的）感情--

Love,hated,and

grief

are

emotions.（griefn.悲痛,悲傷）feeling

n.某時(shí)的內(nèi)心感受--I

can't

describe

my

feeling

now.emotionallyadv.感情上

20Gothroughpart1,andfigureoutthetopicsentence.Trueorfalsequestions:Modernsculpturecanonlybeseeninmuseums.Onlypeoplewhohaveinterestinartcannoticeexamplesofmodernsculptureondisplayinpublicplaces.Allthemodernsculpturesaremodernandup-to-date.

Gothroughpart1,andfigure21Modern

sculpture

rarely

surprises

us

any

more.Rarelyadv.很少，幾乎不=seldom=scarcely本句=We

are

not

surprised

at

modern

sculpture.Modern

sculpture

rarely

surpri22The

idea

that

modern

art

can

only

be

seen

in

museums

is

mistaken.that引導(dǎo)同位語(yǔ)從句,修飾限定the

idea

的內(nèi)容。--The

idea

that

one

can

learn

English

well

in

English-speaking

countries

is

mistaken.The

idea

that

modern

art

can

o23Even

people

who

take

no

interest

in

art

cannot

have

failed

to

notice

examples

of

modern

sculpture

on

display

in

public

places.take

interest

in對(duì)…感興趣Takenointerestin對(duì)...不感興趣show

interest

in顯示對(duì)…的興趣take

delight

in對(duì)…感到高興

take

pride

in對(duì)…感到驕傲Even

people

who

take

no

intere24Even

people

who

take

no

interest

in

art

cannot

have

failed

to

notice

examples

of

modern

sculpture

on

display

in

public

places.Cannotfailed

to

雙重否定意味著肯定（強(qiáng)調(diào)肯定的語(yǔ)氣）

He

must

have

passed

his

examination

last

week.He

cannot

have

failed

to

pass

his

examination

last

week.--You

must

keep

your

promise.=You

can't

fail

to

keep

your

promise.（n.許諾）on

display/on

show

展覽,展出Even

people

who

take

no

intere25Strange

forms

stand

in

gardens,

and

outside

buildings

and

shops.We

can

see

sculptures

everywhere.Strange

forms

stand

in

gardens26We

have

got

quite

used

to

them.

Some

so-called

'modern'

pieces

have

been

on

display

for

nearly

eighty

years.getusedto…=getaccustomedto…習(xí)慣于…We

have

got

quite

used

to

them27Figureoutthekeywordswhichcanprovetheideathatmodernsculpturerarelysurprisesus?ondisplayinpublicplacesWehavegotquiteusedtothemso-called“modern”pieceshavebeenondisplayfornearly80years

Theauthor’sattitudetowardsmodernsculptureispositive/negative.Figureoutthekeywordswhi28Isthisallthetruth?新概念英語(yǔ)第三冊(cè)lesson18課件29Gothroughpart2.

Whatsurprisedtheauthorrecently?2.Whatwasthefirstthinghesaw?3.Whatdiditsay?4.Whatarethefamiliarsculptureslike?Gothroughpart2.Whatsurpri30TraditionalmodernsculptureSculptureinarecentexhibitiondifferentRarelysurprisesusSomepeopleincludingmyselfweresurprised.TraditionalmodernsculptureSc31Traditionalmodernsculpture

----familiartoeveryoneOddlyshapedformsSuspendedfromtheceilingMoveinresponsetoagustofwindTraditionalmodernsculpture

-32Traditionalmodernsculpture

----familiartoeveryone句子主干:Oddly

shaped

forms

are

familiar

to

everybody.that引導(dǎo)的定語(yǔ)從句用來(lái)限定shaped

formsin

response

to=in

reaction

to作為對(duì)…的反應(yīng)

be

familiar

to

sb

對(duì)某人來(lái)講很熟悉--The

house

is

familiar

to

him.--I

don't

really

remember

where

I

have

seen

him

before,but

he

looks

very

familiar

to

me.befamiliar

with

sth熟悉,熟知--Are

you

familiar

with

the

play

of

Shakespeare?--I'm

familiar

with

that

book

too.Traditionalmodernsculpture

-33GroupworkFigureoutwhatisspecialabouttherecentexhibition.Groupwork34sculptureinarecentexhibitionMetalspheres;magnetized,attractedorrepelledeachotherTallstructures;colouredlights,flickeredcontinuouslySparks;emittedfromblackboxesRedlamps;flashedangrilysculptureinarecentexhibiti35Anexhibitionofprehistoricelectronicequipment??DiscussionElectriccurrentsinmodernartemotionalshock&electricshockPositiveattitudetowardsmodernsculptureAnexhibitionofprehistorice36Thechangeoftheauthor’sattitudenosurpriseashockIt’snothing!It’ssomething!changenegativepositiveThechangeoftheauthor’satt37Howtochangeyourselffrom

anothingand

nobody

to

asomethingandsomebody!KnowledgeEducationHobbiesSocialskillsPersonalityFamilybackgroundMajorHorizonsInter-personalskills……HowtochangeyourselffromK38Thankyou!Oh,yeah!Thankyou!39Lesson18ElectriccurrentsinmodernartLesson18Electriccurrentsin40Currentn.電流（趨勢(shì),電流,水流,氣流）

Electriccurrents電流currentadj.目前的,現(xiàn)在的

current

affairs時(shí)事currentlyadv.普遍地,通常地,現(xiàn)在,當(dāng)前currencyn.流通,貨幣Currentn.電流（趨勢(shì),電流,水流,氣流）41sculpture

雕塑??sculpture

雕塑??42sculptureoncampussculptureoncampus43sculptureoutsideshopssculptureoutsideshops44mistakenadj.錯(cuò)誤的（=incorrect,wrong,misunderstood）The

teacher

has

mistaken

opinion

of

his

pupils.mistaken.錯(cuò)誤,過(guò)失--make

a

mistake犯錯(cuò)--by

mistake弄錯(cuò)了--He

took

my

umbrella

by

mistake.他錯(cuò)拿了我的傘。mistake

vt.把...誤認(rèn)為,弄錯(cuò),誤解--mistake

sbfor把某人誤認(rèn)為--Yesterday

I

mistook

him

for

my

classmate.mistakenadj.錯(cuò)誤的45

gallery

美術(shù)館

aroomorbuildingwhichisusedforshowingworksofartgallery

美術(shù)館aroomorbu46Themanissuspended

fromtheroof.sculptureoutsidebuildingsThemanissuspended

fromthe47oddly

shapedsculptureSculptureinstrangeshapeoddly

shapedsculptureSculptu48attach

vt.系、拴、粘上、貼上attach…to…--He

attached

the

lamb

to

a

tree.attach…to

sbfor

sth

因...而把…加在某人身上We

didn't

attach

blame

to

him

for

his

failure.我們沒(méi)有因?yàn)樗氖《?zé)備他。attach

importance

to

sth

對(duì)某事非常重視We

attach

importance

to

education.be

attached

to

sth喜歡,喜愛(ài)Weareall

very

attached

to

her.attachment

n.附屬物,固定物,愛(ài)慕,友情attach

vt.系、拴、粘上、貼上49Spheren.球體Spheren.球體50magnetize

v.使磁化,吸引The

iron

was

magnetized.His

speech

magnetized

the

listeners.magneticadj.有磁性的，有吸引力的magnetizev.使磁化,吸引51magnet

[?m?gnit]

磁鐵attractorrepel

eachothermagnet

[?m?gnit]磁鐵attractor52Repelv.排斥,使厭惡（=to

drive

back,cause

feelings

of

dislike）--The

different

sexes

attract

each

other

and

the

same

sexes

repel

on

the

contrary.

異性相吸,同性相斥。Repelv.排斥,使厭惡53Colouredlightsflickered

continuouslytoshinewithalightthatissometimesbrightandsometimesweakColouredlightsflickered

co54Sparkswereemitted

fromblackholes.aflashoflightmadebyelectricitysendoutSparkswereemittedfromblac55Redlampsflashed

onandoff.Redlampsflashedonandoff56electronicadj.電子的electricadj.電的,用電的electronicadj.電子的57peculiaradj.奇異的（=strange

and

unusual）--The

food

has

peculiar

taste.這食物有一種奇特的味道。--I'm

feeling

rather

peculiar.=Iamfellingill.peculiaradj.奇異的58emotionallyadv.感情上

emotional

adj.易激動(dòng)的,情緒的,感情脆弱的（反義詞：unemotional）Women

are

often

said

to

be

more

emotional

than

men.emotiveadj.使感動(dòng)的,感情的,動(dòng)感情的--The

word

home

is

more

emotive

than

house.emotionn.（抽象的）感情--

Love,hated,and

grief

are

emotions.（griefn.悲痛,悲傷）feeling

n.某時(shí)的內(nèi)心感受--I

can't

describe

my

feeling

now.emotionallyadv.感情上

59Gothroughpart1,andfigureoutthetopicsentence.Trueorfalsequestions:Modernsculpturecanonlybeseeninmuseums.Onlypeoplewhohaveinterestinartcannoticeexamplesofmodernsculptureondisplayinpublicplaces.Allthemodernsculpturesaremodernandup-to-date.

Gothroughpart1,andfigure60Modern

sculpture

rarely

surprises

us

any

more.Rarelyadv.很少，幾乎不=seldom=scarcely本句=We

are

not

surprised

at

modern

sculpture.Modern

sculpture

rarely

surpri61The

idea

that

modern

art

can

only

be

seen

in

museums

is

mistaken.that引導(dǎo)同位語(yǔ)從句,修飾限定the

idea

的內(nèi)容。--The

idea

that

one

can

learn

English

well

in

English-speaking

countries

is

mistaken.The

idea

that

modern

art

can

o62Even

people

who

take

no

interest

in

art

cannot

have

failed

to

notice

examples

of

modern

sculpture

on

display

in

public

places.take

interest

in對(duì)…感興趣Takenointerestin對(duì)...不感興趣show

interest

in顯示對(duì)…的興趣take

delight

in對(duì)…感到高興

take

pride

in對(duì)…感到驕傲Even

people

who

take

no

intere63Even

people

who

take

no

interest

in

art

cannot

have

failed

to

notice

examples

of

modern

sculpture

on

display

in

public

places.Cannotfailed

to

雙重否定意味著肯定（強(qiáng)調(diào)肯定的語(yǔ)氣）

He

must

have

passed

his

examination

last

week.He

cannot

have

failed

to

pass

his

examination

last

week.--You

must

keep

your

promise.=You

can't

fail

to

keep

your

promise.（n.許諾）on

display/on

show

展覽,展出Even

people

who

take

no

intere64Strange

forms

stand

in

gardens,

and

outside

buildings

and

shops.We

can

see

sculptures

everywhere.Strange

forms

stand

in

gardens65We

have

got

quite

used

to

them.

Some

so-called

'modern'

pieces

have

been

on

display

for

nearly

eighty

years.getusedto…=getaccustomedto…習(xí)慣于…We

have

got

quite

used

to

them66Figureoutthekeywordswhichcanprovetheideathatmodernsculpturerarelysurprisesus?ondisplayinpublicplacesWehavegotquiteusedtothemso-called“modern”pieceshavebeenondisplayfornearly80years

Theauthor’sattitudetowardsmodernsculptureispositive/negative.Figureoutthekeywordswhi67Isthisallthetruth?新概念英語(yǔ)第三冊(cè)lesson18課件68Gothroughpart2.

Whatsurprisedtheauthorrecently?2.Whatwasthefirstthinghesaw?3.Whatdiditsay?4.Whatarethefamiliarsculptureslike?Gothroughpart2.Whatsurpri69TraditionalmodernsculptureSculptureinarecentexhibitiondifferentRarelysurprisesusSomepeopleincludingmyselfweresurprised.TraditionalmodernsculptureSc70Traditionalmodernsculpture

----familiartoeveryoneOddlyshapedformsSuspendedfromtheceilingMoveinresponsetoagustofwindTraditionalmodernsculpture

-71Traditionalmodernsculpture

----familiartoe