Unit+6+Survival+Using+language 高二英語外研版（2019）選擇性必修第二冊

Usinglanguage(2)—ListeningandSpeaking1.Getthemainideaofthelisteningmaterial;2.Keepapositiveattitudewhenfacingdifficulties.DoYouKnow?ThereisaveryexcitingbookcalledTheAdventuresofRobinsonCrusoe,whosethemeisaboutsurvival.Haveyoureaditbefore?Canyouremembersomestoriesinthatbook?Lead-in1ThestoryofRobinsonCrusoeisaverysadsurvivalstory.2IttakesgreatpatienceforRobinsonCrusoetosurviveontheisland.3RobinsonCrusoeisacleverandoptimisticman.4RobinsonCrusoe’swordsaregoodsuggestionswhenwearefacedwithacrisis.5ThemostimportantreasonforRobinsonCrusoe’ssurvivalishiscalmness.ListentotheconversationandchoosetheideasNOTconveyedbythespeakers.5√

RobinsonCrusoedoesn’t1.____________but2.___________________fromtheship.losehisheadgetsnecessarythingsExperiencesQualities

calmnessListenagainandcompletethediagram.6He3.____________and4._____________tokeephimselfsafe.Andhe5.___________byrubbingwoodtogether.Hemakestoolsthatareimportantforsurvival,suchasspades6.___________andcupsoutofclay.Heevenmakeshisownclothesby7._________________________.livesinacavebuildsafencemakesafireoutofwoodbeingwiseand8.____________knowledgeable

sewinganimalskinstogethergetsnecessarythings

Hetakesdaysto9.______________________withtoolsmadeofwood.Afterthecaveis10.__________________________.Hedoesn’t11._____________butquickly12._________________________________________________________________widenanddeepenhiscaveruinedbyasuddenfallofearthpatienceandperseverance

redoesthework,feeldepressedListenagainandcompletethediagram.usingwoodenpoststomakethecavestrongerthanbefore.

He13.________________________________________________________________,andconsiderswhatheenjoysratherthanwhathewants.looksmoreuponthebrightsideofhiscondition,andlessuponthedarkside14.___________________positiveattitude6ExperiencesQualitiesCompletetheboxeswiththeexpressionsfromtheconversation.AskingforopinionsGivingopinionsAgreeingWhatdoyouthink…?What’syourtakeonthis?ThewayIseeit,…Personally,Ithink/believe…I’mquiteimpressed…Whatsurprisesmemoreis…Ican’tagreemore.Ithinkyouareright.Ithinkso,too.That’strue.7Woman:Richard,areyoufamiliarwiththestoryofRobinsonCrusoe?Man:Ofcourse,it’saveryfamousstoryofsurvival.Woman:SowhatdoyouthinkhelpsCrusoegetthroughahardlifeonasmallislandfor28years?Man:Well,thewayIseeit,oneimportantthingforhissurvivalishiscalmnessinthefaceofthedifficultsituation.Findinghimselfaloneonanisland,hedoesn’tlosehishead,butgetsnecessarythings,suchasguns,toolsandfoodfromtheship,beforeitiscompletelydestroyedbyastorm.Woman:Ican’tagreemore.Andpersonally,Ithinkheisalsoverywise,andheactivelyseekswaystosolveproblems.Justasyoumentioned,withhisgunandtherice,hecanhuntforandgrowhisownfood.Man:Yes,Ithinkyouareright.Iamalsoamazedbyhowknowledgeableheis.Heknowstoliveinacaveandbuildafencetokeephimselfsafe.Andhecanmakeafirebyrubbingpiecesofwoodtogether.That’sprettyclever.What’syourtakeonthis?ListeningmaterialsWoman:Ithinkso,too.Andwhataboutwhenhemakestools,suchasspadesoutofwoodandcupsoutofclay?Remember?Heevenmakeshisownclothesbysewinganimalskinstogether.Withoutthosethings,hewouldhavehadamuchhardertimethere!Man:That’strue.Buttome,hispatienceandperseverancealsoplayavitalpartinhissurvival.I’mquiteimpressedwhenhetakes18wholedaystowidenanddeepenhiscavewithsimpletoolsmadeofwood.Andwhatsurprisesmemoreisthatwhenthecaveisruinedbyasuddenfallofearth.Hedoesn’tfeeldepressed,butquicklyredoesthework,usingwoodenpoststomakethecavestrongerthanbefore.Woman:Yes,Iseewhatyou’regettingat.AndIbelievethatalsorevealshispositiveattitude.Hesays,“Ilearnedtolookmoreuponthebrightsideofmycondition,andlessupontheda