【公開課課件】Unit1WorkbookReading課件2021-2022學(xué)年高中英語人教版選擇性必修第二冊

1、P64 AI and Human Beings According to the author,we_ AI machines that think like humans in every way. A.know that we can make B. dont know if we can make C.have already made D. will never makeAnswer the questions using the information from the passage.1.Which of the following attributes of human thou

2、ght does AI have now?creativty problem-solving feelings hopeslearning independent thinking morality dreams2. Why are many people concerned about AI?What do some people hope AI will be able to do in the future?Beacause the idea of a computer that is all powerful and can think and make decisions for i

3、tself people.Many people AI will be used to replacehumans.On the other hand,some people hope that in the futurerobots can be made to replace loved ones who have died.2. Why are many people concerned about AI?What do some people hope AI will be able to do in the future?1.be capable of 2.input from 3.

4、inspiration 4.terrify panion robot 6.Its likely that 7.diagnose problems 8.repetitive 9.virtual assistant 10.grooming 11.handle an even greater variety of tasks 12.superiority有能力做有能力做從從.輸入輸入靈感靈感使恐懼使恐懼護(hù)理機(jī)器人護(hù)理機(jī)器人很可能很可能診斷問題診斷問題重復(fù)的重復(fù)的虛擬助理虛擬助理照料或梳洗照料或梳洗處理更多種類的任務(wù)處理更多種類的任務(wù)優(yōu)越優(yōu)越P66What do you know about Da V

5、inci according to the passage? Everyone is quiet as they enter the narrow room. The crowd ignores the many beautiful paintings on the walls and pushes to the rooms far end. There, they gaze at a single small painting of a smiling woman. So many people have crowded in to have a look at the painting t

6、hat most can only get a quick look at it. Then they are forced to move on. This painting is the Mona Lisa created in the early 16th century by the Italian paint er Leonardo da Vinci. It was kept away from the public until 1797, it was put on display at the Louvre Museum in Paris. Art critics only fi

7、rst began to notice the paintin the 1850s. Then, in 1911 the painting . By the time the painting was finally recovered in 1914, it had become. Many agreed that it was one of the greatest paintings ever made, by one of the worlds greatest painters. steal 進(jìn)入狹窄的房間，所有人都安靜了下來。 人群無視墻壁上的許多美麗的畫作，并擠到遠(yuǎn)處的房間。 在

8、那里，他們凝視著一幅微笑女人的小畫。 這么多人擠進(jìn)來看這幅畫，大多數(shù)人只能快速瀏覽一下，然后被迫繼續(xù)前進(jìn)。 這幅畫就是意大利畫家列奧納多達(dá)芬奇 (Leonardo da Vinci) 于 16 世紀(jì)初創(chuàng)作的蒙娜麗莎。 它一直遠(yuǎn)離公眾，直到 1797 年才在巴黎盧浮宮博物館展出。 藝術(shù)評論家在 1850 年代才開始注意到這幅畫。 然后，在 1911 年，這幅畫被盜了。 到 1914 年這幅畫終于被找回時，它在國際引發(fā)轟動。 許多人一致認(rèn)為，這是世界上最偉大的畫家之一所創(chuàng)作的最偉大的畫作之一。 Even as a young boy, da Vinci showed promise as an a

9、rtist. When he was fourteen years old he was sent to learn art in Florence, Italy. He trained for seven years, and then struck out on his own, working for men throughout Italy, and later for the king of France. Even though Leonardo began his career as a painter, he most often worked as an engineer.

10、One reason was that he painted very slowly, and sometimes did not even finish his work. Another reason was that Italy was at war, and people needed engineers to help build city defences more than they needed artists. However, even though da Vinci worked as an engineer, he still found time to paint,

11、creating some of his greatest artworks during this period.sendwealthdefend 在還是個小男孩的時候，達(dá)芬奇就表現(xiàn)出了作為藝術(shù)家的潛力。 十四歲時，他被派往意大利佛羅倫薩學(xué)習(xí)藝術(shù)。 他訓(xùn)練了七年，然后獨(dú)自開辟新路，為所有又意大利的富人工作，后來為法國國王工作。 盡管列奧納多的職業(yè)生涯始于畫家，但他最常擔(dān)任工程師的工作。 他畫得很慢，有時甚至不能完成他的工作。 另一個原因是意大利正處于戰(zhàn)爭狀態(tài)，而人們需要工程師來幫助建造城防，而不是需要藝術(shù)家。 所以，盡管達(dá)芬奇是一名工程師，但他仍然抽出時間作畫，在此期間創(chuàng)作了一些他最偉大的作

12、品。 After da Vincis death, was discovered that he had kept many notebooks describing and illustrating his work, his inventions and his scientific research. While his notebooks were collected and prized by the kings of Europe, none of them were published until the late 19th century. Until then, few pe

13、ople had had any idea what they contained. As it tumed out, his notebooks are an amazing treasure box of drawings of people, animals, plants, and fantastic inventions, such as airplanes, tanks, robots, and diving equipment. Then, there are accurate studies of the human body, showing bones and muscle

14、s with such detail that would not be seen elsewhere for four hundred years. Along with these drawings are notes describing his work. Oddly, many of these notes are written backwards: You have to hold them up to the mirror in order to read them. Many of these notes are scientific in nature, involving

15、 his research in many different fields. His notebooks show that he was not only the greatest artist of his time, but the greatest scientist as well.indescribeaccuracy 達(dá)芬奇死后。人們發(fā)現(xiàn)他保存了許多筆記本來描述和說明他的工作、他的發(fā)明和他的科學(xué)研究。雖然他的筆記本被歐洲國王收集和珍藏，但直到 19 世紀(jì)后期才出版。在那之前，很少有人知道里面包含了什么。 結(jié)果證明，他的筆記本是一個驚人的寶箱，里面裝滿了有關(guān)人物、動物、植物和奇妙的

16、發(fā)明，如飛機(jī)、坦克機(jī)器人和潛水設(shè)備。然后，對人體進(jìn)行了精確的研究，顯示了四百年來在其他地方都看不到的骨骼和肌肉。與這些圖紙一起是描述他的工作的筆記。奇怪的是，這些筆記中有許多是倒著寫的：你必須把它們舉到鏡子前才能閱讀。其中許多筆記本質(zhì)上是科學(xué)的，涉及他在許多不同領(lǐng)域的研究。他的筆記本表明，他不僅是他那個時代最偉大的藝術(shù)家，也是最偉大的科學(xué)家。 This raises the question: What was more important to da Vinci, science or art? Da Vinci once said Practice must always be found

17、ed on sound theory. The painter is like a miror . Here, reasonmeans an understanding of what is being painted. In da Vincis mind, before he could paint something, he had to examine it, take it apart, and even see how it worked. Thus, his scientific research served his art. Yet, this is too simple of

18、 a picture of the man. Da Vinci was always full of excitement to explore, to discover, and to create. He saw no between art, invention, and science-they were all a part of his wonderful new world of discovery. Thus, some of da Vincis paintings were really science experiments, in that they used new chemicals and processes from his research. At the same time, his scientific drawings are co