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1、用英語教育部高職高專規(guī)劃教材（非英語專業(yè)用）教育部高職高專規(guī)劃教材（非英語專業(yè)用）綜實(shí)Comprehensive Course合教程Practical English用英語教育部高職高專規(guī)劃教材（非英語專業(yè)用）教育部高職高專規(guī)劃教材（非英語專業(yè)用）綜實(shí)Comprehensive Course合教程ContentsUnit FiveText AUnit ThreeText AUnit FourText A用英語教育部高職高專規(guī)劃教材（非英語專業(yè)用）教育部高職高專規(guī)劃教材（非英語專業(yè)用）綜實(shí)Comprehensive Course合教程Unit 3 Text A Coping with Crisi

2、s Lead-in Vocabulary Outline Text Study Summary Quizzes用英語教育部高職高專規(guī)劃教材（非英語專業(yè)用）教育部高職高專規(guī)劃教材（非英語專業(yè)用）綜實(shí)Comprehensive Course合教程1. what is your opinion of crisis?2. How do you cope with it?Lead-in返回用英語教育部高職高專規(guī)劃教材（非英語專業(yè)用）教育部高職高專規(guī)劃教材（非英語專業(yè)用）綜實(shí)Comprehensive Course合教程VocabularyVocabularychallenge cope defeat d

3、epressdespair generate magnificent manage precious shorten in the face of to ones feet turn inside out let go of isolatefrom run off be worse off At every point返回用英語教育部高職高專規(guī)劃教材（非英語專業(yè)用）教育部高職高專規(guī)劃教材（非英語專業(yè)用）綜實(shí)Comprehensive Course合教程1. Expect trouble as an inevitable part of life.(para.1)2. Learn to forg

4、ive oneself in the face of a devasting experience. (para.2)3. Learn to control our reactions to whatever happens to us. (para.3)4. time and blind faith are the best healers for those suffering “nervous breakdown”(paras.4-6)5. Activity is the best prescription for a broken heart. (para.7-8)6. Do reme

5、mber those who have suffered a lot in life may gain a lot from life(para.9) Outline返回用英語教育部高職高專規(guī)劃教材（非英語專業(yè)用）教育部高職高專規(guī)劃教材（非英語專業(yè)用）綜實(shí)Comprehensive Course合教程Text Study1. Squarely: directly and firmlyE.g. she looked squarely at me. she stood squarely in front of me.2. Look sb/sth in the eye: face it direct

6、lyE.g. can you look me in the eye and tell me you are not lying?3. in the face of: in spite of ; in the presence of; beforE.g. he succeeded in the face of great diffficulities. she began to cry in the face of failure返回用英語教育部高職高專規(guī)劃教材（非英語專業(yè)用）教育部高職高專規(guī)劃教材（非英語專業(yè)用）綜實(shí)Comprehensive Course合教程4. We can stay d

7、own for the count and be carried out the ring , or we can pull ourselves back to our feet.- we can lie down on the ring waiting to be counted out or we can stand up by ourselves.5. Grief, in part, is self-pity turned inside out.- grief, to some extent, is the expression of inward self-pity. Self-pit

8、y is a feeling of unhappiness and depression one has about himself and his problems.Inside out: reversed; thoroughly; completelyE.g. he wore his socks inside out. he knew his trade inside out.返回用英語教育部高職高專規(guī)劃教材（非英語專業(yè)用）教育部高職高專規(guī)劃教材（非英語專業(yè)用）綜實(shí)Comprehensive Course合教程v6. The mourner who refuses to let go of

9、 his grief eventually isolates himself from his friends.the mourner who refuses to free himself of his grief /continues his life with grief finally separates himself from his friends.Let go of : to stop holdingE.g. Dont let go of the rope.hold it tightly and dont let go. let go of my hand,youre hurt

10、ing me!Isolate: to cause to be separatedE.g. When one has an infectious disease,he is usually isolated. the mountain village is isolated from the outside by the heavy snow返回用英語教育部高職高專規(guī)劃教材（非英語專業(yè)用）教育部高職高專規(guī)劃教材（非英語專業(yè)用）綜實(shí)Comprehensive Course合教程v7. The world may stop a few hours, or perhaps a few days, to

11、 hold a hand or to wipe away a tear, but friends and relatives have problems of their own.your friends and relatives may stop what they are doing to stay with you and comfort you for a short period of time, showing their sorrow,but they have their own business and cannot keep you company forever.To

12、hold a hand or to wipe away a tear: to comfort or give help and encouragement during a difficult period.返回用英語教育部高職高專規(guī)劃教材（非英語專業(yè)用）教育部高職高專規(guī)劃教材（非英語專業(yè)用）綜實(shí)Comprehensive Course合教程v8. I dont mean plunging into a social whirl or running off on trips.I dont mean one can forget his grief by taking part in and

13、busying himself with social activities or traveling out.Plunge: to (cause to) rush into (a state of activity)E.g. She plunged at once into a description of her latest experiences. we were powerless to help as the boy plunged deeper and deeper into debt.A social whirl: a lot of intense social activit

14、ies返回用英語教育部高職高專規(guī)劃教材（非英語專業(yè)用）教育部高職高專規(guī)劃教材（非英語專業(yè)用）綜實(shí)Comprehensive Course合教程v9. There is someone who is worse off and you can help him.there is someone who suffers more than you and you can help him out of the trouble.Worse off: in worse or poorer condition or stateE.g. Mr. Black was worse off than jack.

15、 we shouldnt complain about being poor many families are much worse off (than we are).Cf. Badly off: having little money; poorE.g. Shes been very badly off since losing her job. in the city, the poor are as badly off as they were in the village.返回用英語教育部高職高專規(guī)劃教材（非英語專業(yè)用）教育部高職高專規(guī)劃教材（非英語專業(yè)用）綜實(shí)Comprehens

16、ive Course合教程v10. Those who suffer deeply touch life at every point: they drain the cup to the dregs while others sip only the bubbles on top. those who suffer a lot have experienced every part of life and know what life really means while others only see something on the surface of the life.“drain/

17、drink the cup to the dregs”literally means “to empty the cup by drinking”. The author uses it figuratively “to imply to experience fully esp. Something unpleasant”, i.e. To suffer all the bitterness of life. “sip”means to drink a very small amount at a time and “bubble” is something empty. By saying

18、 “others sip only the bubbles on top”, he means to tell us that those who suffer little only know little about their life.At every point: completely; in every partE.g. The teacher explained the text in every point.Drain: to (cause to) become gradually dry; empty by drinkingE.g. He drained a glass of

19、 water and asked for another one. in one drink he drained his cup dry.Cf. Dont drink it all; leave me a dra返回用英語教育部高職高專規(guī)劃教材（非英語專業(yè)用）教育部高職高專規(guī)劃教材（非英語專業(yè)用）綜實(shí)Comprehensive Course合教程Most people find it much easier to forgive others than to forgive themselves in the face of a devastating experience in their

20、 daily life. So many people are sent to hospital because of psycho-generated illnesses. I believe in both blind faith and efficacy of positive action to overcome grief and the best prescription for a broken heart is activity, of which the most useful kind is to do something helpful to others. Those who experience all the bitterness of life will understand what life really is and this is good for those who fight their