新通用大學(xué)英語(yǔ)綜合教程unit3公開課一等獎(jiǎng)市優(yōu)質(zhì)課賽課獲獎(jiǎng)?wù)n件

unit03AgendaAgendaLesson1Lesson2ExtendedExercisesCheckpointUNITGOALS1Describeyourfamily2Askaboutfamilymembers3Comparepeople4Talkaboutsmallandlargefamilies5WriteaboutfamilymembersLesson1Lesson1Lead-inListeningSpeakingReadingWriting3331-Lead-inLead-inSitcom:MyFamilyIsCominginOneHour!Scene1Scene231-ExerciseAScene1Matcheachdescriptionwiththeperson.______1.Sheisanartist.______2.HernameisMrs.Morris.______3.Shehassixbrothersandsisters.______4.He'sadoctor. A.CherylB.Cheryl'smotherC.Cheryl'sbrotherEddieD.Cheryl'sAuntJudyDBAC1-ExerciseB

Scene21.He'sCheryl'sbrother-in-law.__________2.She'sCheryl'stwelve-year-oldniece.__________3.She'sElizabeth'ssister.__________4.He'sCheryl'snephew.__________5.She'sErnie'ssister-in-law.__________ErnieElizabethKatieDavidCherylWritethenameofthepersondescribedineachsentence.DavidElizabethKatieCherylErnie33331-ListeningListeningPart1IHaveSomePhotosofMyFamily.Part2AreTheyDifferent?Part3ComparePeoplePart4FamilyMembersNewWordsPhrasesandExpressionsProperNames1-Part-1Part1IHaveSomePhotosofMyFamily.ListenandcheckwhetherthefollowingstatementsareTrue,FalseorNotMentioned. TFNM1.Annahasalargefamily. □□□2.Mayismarried. □□□3.May’solderbrotherlivesinHongKong. □□□4.Mayisanaunt. □□□5.AnnathinksMay’ssister’skidsarelovely. □□□ () () () ()1-Part-2Part2AreTheyDifferent?Listenandmatchthepictureswiththestatements.31421-Part-3Part3ComparePeople.ListeningStrategy:preparingtolistenTolistenforspecificinformation,readthetaskfirst--beforeyoulisten.Thinkaboutthequestionsthatyouneedtoanswer.Thenlistenforthatinformationonly.Readthequestionsbelow.Payattentiontothespecificinformation.FrankandPhilippe…1.Wheredotheylive?2.Whatdotheylooklike?3.Whatdotheydo?4.Whatkindofmusicdotheylike?5.Whatdotheyread?6.Whatkindsofmoviesdotheylike?1-Part-3-2Part3ComparePeople.Now,listentoFrankPascaltalkabouthimselfandhisbrother,Philippe.Listenfortheirsimilaritiesanddifferences.Checkthestatementsthataretrue.FrankandPhilippe…1.□liveinthesamecountry □liveindifferentcountries2.□lookalike □lookdifferent3.□havesimilaroccupations □haveverydifferentoccupations4.□likethesamemusic □likedifferentmusic5.□readthesamethings □readdifferentthings6.□likethesamekindsofmovies □likedifferentkindsofmovies1-Part-4Part4FamilyMembers.

Passage1MultipleBirths.

Passage2YouandMom.31-Part-4-1Passage1MultipleBirths.Listentothefollowingpassageaboutmultiplebirths.Thenanswerthequestions.1.Wherearetwinsborninabout1outof33births?_______________________________________2.Whatdotripletsmean?_______________________________________3.Doalltwinshavethesamebirthday?_______________________________________IntheUnitedStates.

Threebabiesbornatthesametime.

No,sometwinsarebornondifferentdays.1-Part-4-2Passage2YouandMom.Listentothefollowingpassageandfillinthemissinginformationinthechart.AgeWhatDidMomDo/Say?HowDidYouReact/Reply?1Cryingallnightlong.10Drivingyouallday.20Askingwhetheryouwereseeinganyone.30Thingsaredifferentnow.40Calling

aboutarelative’sbirthday.50Readingabouttheburdenparentsbecometotheirchildren.Feedingandbathingyou.

Jumpingoutofthecarandneverlookingback.It’snoneofyourbusiness.

Callingwithsomeadviceonyourbaby.

Reallybusyrightnow.

Fallingillandneedingyoutotakecareofher.

1-NewWordsNewWordskid n. 孩子architect n. 建筑師；設(shè)計(jì)師divorced adj. 離婚旳baseball n. 棒球；棒球運(yùn)動(dòng)cute adj. 逗人喜愛旳；嬌小可愛旳chef n. 廚師fluent adj. 流暢旳；流利旳originally adv. 最初；開始blond adj. （頭發(fā)）金黃色旳actually adv. 實(shí)際上；真實(shí)地prefer v. 更喜歡；寧愿multiple adj. 多倍旳；復(fù)合旳1-NewWordsNewWordstwin n. 雙胞胎triplet n. 三胞胎quadruplet n. 四胞胎quintuplet n. 五胞胎bathe v. 給…洗澡；洗浴soccer n. 足球gymnastics n. 體操relative n. 親戚burden n. 承擔(dān)；重載crash v. 墜毀；撞擊thunder n. 雷；雷聲1-PhrasesandExpressionsPhrasesandExpressionscomeover 順便訪問(wèn)；過(guò)來(lái)calmdown 冷靜下來(lái)，鎮(zhèn)定下來(lái)wipeoff 擦拭；去掉inall 總計(jì)；一共atthesametime 同步allnightlong 整夜noneofone’sbusiness 不關(guān)某人旳事fallill 生病，得病1-ProperNamesProperNamesHongKong中國(guó)香港Normandy 諾曼底（法國(guó)西北部一地域，北臨英吉利海峽）1-Speaking

SpeakingDescribeYourFamily.ConversationModelConversationPairWork31-Conversation-ModelConversationModelReadandListenA:Tellmesomethingaboutyourfamily.B:Sure.Whatdoyouwanttoknow?A:Well,doyouhaveanybrothersorsisters?B:Ihavetwoolderbrothersandayoungersister.A:Dotheylooklikeyou?B:Notreally.RhythmandIntonationPracticeNowlistenagainandtrytoimitate.Payattentiontothestresspattern.1-ConversationPairWorkConversationPairWorkDescribeyourfamily.Usetheguide,orcreateanewconversation.A:Tellmesomethingaboutyourfamily.B:___________.Whatdoyouwanttoknow?A:Well,doyouhaveany___________?B:___________…Continuetheconversationinyourownway.

Tocontinue: Howaboutchildren? Auntsanduncles? Niecesandnephews?3331-ReadingReadingTopicPreviewTextATextBVocabularyExercisesVocabularyActivity1-TopicPreviewTopicPreviewDoyouhavelotsofphotos?LookatLinda’sphotoalbum.Then,workinpairsorgroups,askandanswerquestionsaboutLinda’sfamily.31-TextATextATextComprehensionCheckTA-TextTextATheTwinSistersToronto,Canada--TwinsistersLindaEvans-RiceandBethEvanswereborntwentysevenyearsagoinToronto,Canada.TodayLindalivesinVancouver,Canada,withherhusbandDave,theirtwo-year-olddaughterMichelle,andtheirnine-month-olddaughterTricia.BethstilllivesinToronto;sheisdivorcedandhastwoyoungsons,Ethan,5,andDaniel,3.Althoughtheyareidenticaltwins,LindaandBetharedifferentinsomeways.Lindaisagraphicartist,andBethisabankmanager.Lindalovespainting,alltypesof

music,anddance.AthleticBethprefersavarietyof

sports.Shegolfs,swims,andridesherbicycle.Althoughthesetwinsistersliveapart,theymisseachotherandtalkalmosteverynight.twintwin n.oneoftwooffspringbornatthesamebirth雙胞胎Itisagreatconveniencetohaveaseparateroomforthetwins.Clonesarealwaysproducedbynaturalmeansintheshapeofidenticaltwins.divorceddivorced adj.oforrelatingtotheendingofamarriagebetweenahusbandandawife離婚旳ItseemsasthougheverytimeIturnaround,anothercoupleIknowisgettingdivorced.Herex-husbanddrankalotofalcoholeveryevening,whichwasthereasonshewasdivorcedfromhim.identicalidentical adj.beingthesame;exactlyequalandalike同一旳；完全相等旳MarianneandAnneareidenticaltwins.Youwillfinditveryhardtotellthemapart.Thejobsofwildlifetechniciansandbiologistsseemedidenticaltohim,butonedayhediscoveredtheirdifference.graphicgraphic adj.concernedwithwrittensigns,usu.drawingsorgraphs繪畫旳，繪圖旳Thiscentralpartoftheprogramisresponsibleforthegraphicdescriptionsoftheplayingfield.Susanspecializesingraphicdesign,anartofcombiningpictures,wordsanddecorationintheproductionofbooks,magazinesandetc.athleticathletic adj.physicallystrong;oforrelatingtosports身強(qiáng)力壯旳；運(yùn)動(dòng)旳LilyfellinlovewithPeter,atallathleticyoungmanshemetatadanceparty.Athleticeventsatuniversitiesattractlotsoffansandbenefitthewholecommunity.insomewaysinsomeways tosomedegreeorextent在某些方面ThereturntripoftherockettoEarthis,insomeways,lessofaproblem.AlthoughtheUnitedStatesissobiganditspeoplehavesomanydifferentbackgrounds,itisinsomewayslessvariedthanEurope.alltypesofalltypesof allkindsof多種各樣旳ThemajorstudiosareeagertoprofitfromtheDVDmarket,fillingitwithalltypesoffilmsandTVseries.Peopleinalltypesofsocietiesorganizethemselvesinrelationtoeachotherforworkandotherduties,andtostructuretheirinteractions.avarietyofavarietyof alotofthingsofthesametypethataredifferentfromeachotherinsomeway多種多樣旳Everyonearrivedlateatthepartyduetoavarietyofreasons.Incivilizations,manypeoplespecializeinofferingavarietyofservicesandproducingavarietyofgoods.liveapartliveapart liveinseparateplaces分居MywifeandIhavebeenlivingapartforalmostonefullyear.Livingapartfromherparentsforthefirsttime,Maryfeltveryhomesick.TA-ComprehensionCheckComprehensionCheckNowreadthefollowingsentences.CheckTrue(T),False(F),orNotMentioned(NM)intheboxgivenbelow. TFNM1.LindaisdivorcedandBethismarried. □□□2.BethandLindadon’thaveelderbrothers. □□□3.Theseidenticaltwinsistershavedifferent □□□occupations.4.Bethenjoyssportsandisveryhealthy. □□□5.Thetwosistersseeeachotheralmost □□□everyday.331-TextBTextBWarm-upTextComprehensionCheckCriticalThinkingTB-Warm-upWarm-up1.Doyoucomefromasmallfamilyoralargefamily?2.Workinpairsorgroupstofindtheimportantwordsinthetextbelowandseewhatinformationyoucanget.TB-Text-1TextBFamilies

ComeinAllSizes

OnNovember18,1997,BobbiandKennyMcCaugheyoftheUnitedStateswerethehappyparentsofonechild--theirdaughterMikayla.Thenextday,theyhadeightchildren.Bobbigavebirthto

septuplets--threemoredaughtersandfournewsons.Atfirstitwasveryhard.Theylivedinaverysmallhouseandtheyneededlotsofhelp.Nowit’sbetter.Theyliveinabighouseandthechildrenhelpwith

thehousework.TB-Text-2TextBBarryandJuliaRollingsofCanberra,Australiastartedwith

justtwodaughters:AlixandBriony.Then,between1991and1998,theyadoptedsixmorechildren--fivesonsandonedaughter.Barryalsohasfouradultchildrenfromhisfirstmarriage.Peoplealwaysaskthem,“Howmanykidsdoyouhavenow?”Juliasays,“Ilovemyfamilyandlife!”Andsheadds,“Barrylikeshousework.”TB-Text-3TextBIntraditionalChineseculture,familieswereverylarge.ButinmainlandChinatoday,withapopulationofover1,300,000,000people,thegovernmenthasaone-childpolicy:inmostplaces,afamilycanhaveonlyonechild.Inthefuture,therewillbepossiblynoaunts,uncles,orcousinsformanypeople.Why?Becausetherewillbenosistersorbrothers.Somepeoplemightnotagreewith

theone-childpolicy.Butallagreethatoneadvantageofasmallfamilyisthatparentshavemoremoneyfortheirchildren.septupletseptuplet n.oneofsevenoffspringdeliveredatasinglebirth七胞胎Itisratherrareforamothertogivebirthtoseptuplets.Mrs.Greengavebirthtoseptupletslastweekfoursonsandthreedaughters.houseworkhousework n.thetasks,suchascleaningandcooking,thatareperformedinhousekeeping家事，家務(wù)活Washingmachinesandotherinventionsallowpeopletospendlesstimedoinghousework.Computerswillrunourhomes,controllingtheheating,airconditioningandcookingsystemwhilerobotswilldealwiththehousework.adoptadopt v.takeintoone'sfamilythroughlegalmeansandraiseasone'sownchild收養(yǎng)DavidandSheilaareunabletohavechildren,butthey’rehopingtoadoptalittleboy.Theoldcoupledecidedtoadoptaboyandagirlthoughtheyalreadyhadthreechildren.kidkid n.achild孩子Fornoapparentreasonthisnine-year-oldkidkickedmyfriend'sdog.Itdoesn'thelpifparentstreattheteenagerasabigkid,anddemandsobedience.traditionaltraditional adj.of,relatingtoorinaccordwithopinions,beliefs,customs,etc.passeddownfromthepasttothepresent老式旳Itwastraditionalforthefamilytobringaspecialcakealongtocelebratetheoccasion.Throughouthistory,peoplearoundtheworldhaveusedtraditionalmedicinesmadefromplants.policypolicy n.aplanorcourseofaction,asofagovernment,politicalparty,orbusiness,intendedtoinfluenceanddeterminedecisions,actionsandothermatters政策；方針Concernfortheenvironmentisreflectedinthegovernment’snewenergypolicy.IntheUnitedStates,theforeignpolicyisdecidedbythefederalgovernment,notbyeachstate.thenextdaythenextday thefollowingday次日Thecriminalwascaughtalivethoughhediedfromwoundsthenextday.Tomtelephonedthehouseagencyandarrangedtogodownbytrainthenextdayandhavealookatthehouse.givebirthtogivebirthto produce(ababy,etc.)生（孩子）；生產(chǎn)Patsy’sfamilyheldacelebrationpartylastnightafterhergivingbirthtotwins.Myeldersistergavebirthtoahealthybabygirlabouteighteenmonthsago.helpwithhelpwith assistsb.todosth.bydoingpartoftheirworkorbygivingthemsth.theyneed幫忙某人做I'mafraidIdon’thavetimetohelpwiththeperformanceonthe19th.Manyarchitectshaveresistedtheideathatacomputercanhelpwithdesign.startwithstartwith beginwith以…開始There'ssomuchtodo,Idon'tknowwhattostartwith.Thenationalmusicalfestivalstartedwithahugefireworksdisplay.agreewithagreewith haveorexpressthesameopinionaboutsth.assomeoneelse同意Personally,Idon’tagreewithspendingsomuchmoneyontheproject.Ifanyoneheredoesnotagreewithme,heshouldputforwardhisownplanforimprovingthelivingconditionsofthesepeople.TB-ComprehensionCheckComprehensionCheckReadthetextcarefullyandanswerthequestionsbelow.1.Septupletsaresevenchildrenbornatthesametime.A.HowmanychildrenwereintheMcCaugheyfamilyonNovember18,1997?B.HowmanychildrenwereintheMcCaugheyfamilyonNovember19,1997?C.Whatareseptuplets?D.Isthereinformationinthereadingtohelpyouanswerthequestions?Yes./No.2.AlixandBrionyRollingsaretwins.A.WhenwereAlixandBrionyborn?B.Isthereinformationinthereadingtohelpyouanswerthequestion?Yes./No.Onechild.EightchildrenSevenchildrenbornatthesametime.Yes.Before1991.Yes.TB-ComprehensionCheckComprehensionCheckReadthetextcarefullyandanswerthequestionsbelow.3.JuliaRollingsisBarry’sfirstwife.A.HowmanychildrendoesBarryhavefromhisfirstmarriage?B.IsJuliaBarry’sfirstwife?C.Isthereinformationinthereadingtohelpyouanswerthequestions?Yes./No.4.ThetraditionalChinesefamilywasaone-childfamily.A.Today,arefamiliesinmainlandChinalarge?B.Yearsago,werefamiliesinmainlandChinalargeorsmall?C.Isthereinformationinthereadingtohelpyouanswerthequestions?Yes./No.Four.No,she’shissecondwife.

Yes.No,theyaregettingsmaller.Large.Yes.TB-CriticalThinkingCriticalThinkingBasedontheinformationinthereading,checkthestatementsthatareprobablytrue.Thinkandexplain.1.TheMcCaugheyshavethreedaughters. __________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________2.JuliaRollingsdoesallthehousework. __________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________No,itisnottrue.BeforeNovember19,1997,theMcCaugheyshadonedaughter,butonNovember19,1997,BobbiMcCaugheygavebirthtoseptupletsincludingthreemoredaughters.Sotheyhavefourdaughtersinsteadofthree.No,itisnottrue.AccordingtoJuliaRollings,Barrylikeshousework.SoitcanbeinferredthatJuliaandBarrysharehousework.

TB-CriticalThinkingCriticalThinkingBasedontheinformationinthereading,checkthestatementsthatareprobablytrue.Thinkandexplain.3.Thereweremanyaunts,uncles,andcousinsintraditionalChinesefamilies. __________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________Yes,itisprobablytrue.IntraditionalChineseculture,familieswereverylargeandasaresult,thereweremanyaunts,uncles,andcousins.

1-VocabularyExercisesVocabularyExercisesBasedonthefollowingconversations,trytocompleteeachsentencewithawordorphrasefromthebox.Changetheformwherenecessary.1.A:Isthatyourmother?B:No,that’shersister,Darci.Darciisher__________.2.A:Howmanybrothersandsistersdoyouhave?B:Idon’thaveany.Theboyis____________.auntanonlychildanonlychildauntdivorcein-lawnephewtwin1-VocabularyExercisesVocabularyExercisesBasedonthefollowingconversations,trytocompleteeachsentencewithawordorphrasefromthebox.Changetheformwherenecessary.3.A:Whoarethosepeople?B:They’remyhusband’sparents.Theyareher______________________.4.A:Howmanychildrendoesyoursisterhave,Lisa?B:Shehastwoboys.TheboysareLisa’s___________________.in-laws/parents-in-lawsnephewsanonlychildauntdivorcein-lawnephewtwin1-VocabularyExercisesVocabularyExercises5.A:Isthatyourwife,Rob?B:No,I’mnotmarriedanymore.Robis__________.6.A:Yourtwodaughtersaresocuteandexactlyalike.Howoldarethey?B:Theyaretwoyearsold.Thegirlsare__________.divorcedtwinsBasedonthefollowingconversations,trytocompleteeachsentencewithawordorphrasefromthebox.Changetheformwherenecessary.anonlychildauntdivorcein-lawnephewtwin1-VocabularyActivityVocabularyActivityGenderClassification.Writefamilyrelationshipsforeachcategorybelow.FamilyRelationshipsWordsformalesWordsforfemalesWordsformalesorfemalessondaughterchildrenuncle nephewbrother

husbandfather grandfatherfather-in-lawstepfatherstepbrotherex-husband…aunt niecesister

wifemothergrandmotherstepmotherstepsistersister-in-lawex-wife…cousinparentgrandparentparent-in-law…331-WritingWritingStep1ReadingStep2DiscussionStep3Writing1-Step1ReadingStep1ReadingReadaparagraphaboutthechangingChinesefamily.ThetraditionalChinesefamilywascomposedofaworkingfather,ahousewifeandtheirmanychildren,andgrandparentsusedtoliveinthefamilyaswell.TheChinesesocietyyesterdaywasactuallyformedbyverybigfamilies.ThepresentfamilyinChinanormallyconsistsofparentsandtheironlychildowingtoChina’sone-childpolicy,yettherearestillmanybigfamilieswithmorethanonechild,whichisusuallythecaseinthecountryasaresultofthestrongtraditionalinfluenceexertedonfarmers.However,thefamilyinChinanowadaystendstobesmaller.1-Step2DiscussionStep2DiscussionNowtalkwithyourpartneraboutwhatkindoffamilyyouprefer:asmallfamilyoralargefamily?Telltheclasswhy.1-Step3WritingStep3WritingNowonthenotepad,writecompletesentencesaboutadvantagesanddisadvantagesofsmallorlargefamilies.Shareyourworkwithyourpartnerandhaveasmalldiscussionabouttheframeworkandvocabularytomakeitbetter.Then,writeashortpassagebasedonyoursentences.________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Todaythefamilyisbecomingasmallersocialunit.Withtheboomofindustryandcommerce,itiseasyforyoungpeopletofindwork.Manyofthemgetanincomebetterthantheirparents.Thus,theyarequiteindependent.Itisnowcommonforyoungpeopletomaketheirownhome,perhapsfarawayfromtheirparents.Changesincultureandwaysoflifepresentawideninggenerationgap.Insomecases,oldandyoungfinditdifficulttogetalongwitheachother.Thisalsohelpsmakethefamilysmaller.Inaccordancewithsocialchangestowardsmodernization,thechangingfamilyisheadinginthedirectionofsimplergenerationstructureandgreatermobility.333Lesson2Lesson2Lead-inListeningSpeakingReadingWriting2-Lead-inLead-inInterview:HowAreYouAlike?ExerciseAExerciseB32-ExerciseA

ExerciseACompletethesentences.Circlethecorrectanswers.1.Vanessasaysherhouseislikea(restaurant/trainstation).2.Stephanthinksthatalargefamilycouldbe(fun/noisy).3.Vanessagoes(toherroom/outofthehouse)alone.4.Stephansaysparentsinsmallfamilieshavemore(problems/time)withtheirchildren.5.Stephanlikesa(small/large)familybetter.2-ExerciseBExerciseBCheckwhethereachstatementisTrueorFalse. TF1.Chrisandhissisterlookalike. □□2.Chrislikestheartsandhissisterlikessports. □□3.Deeptiandhersisterarebothgoodwithmoney. □□4.Angeliqueandherbrotherlikethesamethings. □□5.Stephanhasmanybrothersandsisters. □□6.Vanessacomesfromalargefamily. □□2-ListeningListeningPart1TellMeSomethingaboutYourFamily.Part2MaritalStatusandRelationships.Part3NewWordsPhrasesandExpressions332-Part-1-1Part1TellMeSomethingaboutYourFamily.Listentotheconversations.Readthequestions.Thenlistenagainandcircletheletterofthecorrectanswer.WhichfamilyisAnn’s?a.b.c.

2-Part-1-2Part1TellMeSomethingaboutYourFamily.2.WhichfamilyisSteve’s?a.b.c.

Listentotheconversations.Readthequestions.Thenlistenagainandcircletheletterofthecorrectanswer.2-Part-1-3Part1TellMeSomethingaboutYourFamily.3.WhoarePeter’snieceandnephew?a.b.c.Listentotheconversations.Readthequestions.Thenlistenagainandcircletheletterofthecorrectanswer.2-Part-2-1Part2MaritalStatusandRelationships.Listentotheconversationscarefully.Thenchooseanappropriatewordtocompleteeachstatement. A.single B.married C.twins D.widowed E.divorced F.cousins1.Heis_________. 2.Theyare_________.BE2-Part-2-2Part2MaritalStatusandRelationships.Listentotheconversationscarefully.Thenchooseanappropriatewordtocompleteeachstatement. A.single B.married C.twins D.widowed E.divorced F.anonlychild3.Sheis_________. 4.Sheis_________.AF2-Part-2-3Part2MaritalStatusandRelationships.Listentotheconversationscarefully.Thenchooseanappropriatewordtocompleteeachstatement. A.single B.married C.twins D.widowed E.divorced F.anonlychild5.Theyare_________. 6.Heis_________.CD2-Part3Part3Passage1Passage233Passage32-Part-3-1Passage1SimilaritiesandDifferences.Fillintheblankswiththeinformationyouhear.MybestfriendMaxandIarealikeinmanyways:webothlike1______________and2______________.Wewear3______________,andwe4______________somuch5______________thatpeopleeventhinkwearetwins.Onthecontrary,mytwinbrotherJackandIlookquitedifferent.Wealsoenjoydifferentmusic:heprefers6______________torockmusic.Butwearealikeinsomeways:hedoesn’tlikejazz,andIdon’tappreciateit,7______________.rockmusicmovieslookalikeclassicalmusiceithersimilarclothes2-Part-3-2Passage2AmericanMarriages.Listenandcircletherightanswertoeachquestion.1.ThepercentageofremarriageamongdivorcedAmericansis______.A.20% B.50% C.80%2.HowmanymarriageswillmostAmericansexpecttohaveinthenextcentury?A.Onceortwice B.ThreeorfourtimesC.Fourorfivetimes3.OneofthereasonsforthechangeinAmericanmarriagesisthedifferencein______.A.likesanddislikes B.salary C.familybackground2-Part-3-3Passage3AmericanFamilies.Listenandtrytogetthemainideabyansweringthefollowingquestions.1.WhatrolesdoanAmericanhusbandandwifeplayinmakingadecision?___________________________________________________2.Whatwastheroleofchildrenin Americanfamiliesbefore?_______________________________________Theyhaveequalrightsinmakingadecision.Childrenshouldbeseenandnotheard.3.WhatareAmericanchildrenencouragedtodonow?_______________________________________________Theyareencouragedtodothingsindependentlyatanearlyage.2-NewWordsNewWordswhereas conj. 然而；但是talkative adj. 健談旳；多嘴旳stuff n. 東西；材料fund n. 基金；?？頾ccasion n. 場(chǎng)合；機(jī)會(huì)hectic adj. 緊張忙碌旳；激動(dòng)旳，興奮旳jog v. 慢跑in-law n. 姻親2-NewWordsNewWordsex-husband n. 前夫unfortunately adv. 不幸地similarity n. 相同；近似sociologist n. 社會(huì)學(xué)家independently adv. 獨(dú)立地；自立地household adj. 家庭旳chore n. 家務(wù)雜事interfere v. 干涉，干預(yù)2-PhrasesandExpressionsPhrasesandExpressionsapartfrom 除…之外firstofall 首先ingeneral 大致上；一般而言orsomething 或是…之類atthepresenttime 目前endup 告終，結(jié)束interferein 干涉，干預(yù)2-SpeakingSpeakingConversationStrategyConversationModelConversationPairWork332-ConversationStrategyConversationStrategyTokeepaconversationgoing,trytogetmoreinformation.AskquestionswithSo…?andHowabout…?Forexample:A:Ihavetwobrothers.B:Sowhatdoyourbrothersdo?A:Mymotherisateacher.B:Howaboutyourfather?Whatdoeshedo?2-ConversationStrategyConversationStrategyPractice

Withapartner,taketurnsrespondingtoeachofthefollowingstatementswithSo…?andHowabout…?1.Ihaveabrotherandtwosisters.2.Mybrotherhastwokids--agirlandaboy.3.MysisterlivesinToronto.4.