上海牛津版高一英语下册U2教案

1、1高一牛津版下册学科辅导讲义学员编号：年级：高一上课日期:学员姓名：辅导科目：英语学科教师:授课主题U2Greatminds模式1V类型匚由步匚测试得分家长签字问题统计:知识梳理Anythingincommon?一、词汇Words1. geniusn.(l)大才人物Testsshowedthatthechildwasagenius.测试表明,这个孩子是个天才。对(做)某事物的大生的非凡才能Thegirlhasageniusforlanguage.这个女孩有语言的天赋。2. attempt(l)n.努力尝试Hisattemptistolearntoski.他试图学习滑雪。Hefailedinhi

2、sattempttowinthefirstprize.他赢取第一名的尝试失败了。(2)v.试图，尝试Theprisonersattemptedanescape,butfailed.这个囚犯企图逃跑，但失败了。3. universen.宇宙OnetheoryabouttheoriginoftheuniverseisthatitbeganwithaBigBang.宇宙起源的理论之一是宇宙源于一次大爆炸。4. nuclearadj.原子能的；核能的Therearebothgoodandbadaspectsofnuclearenergy核能有利也有弊。5. giftn.天赋；才能2Thecompose

3、risalsoagiftedpianist.这位作曲家也是位有才能的钢琴家。6.curiosityn.好奇心；求知欲Curiosityispartofhumannature.好奇是人类大性的一部分。Hediditoutofcuriosity.他这么做是出于好奇心。7.reputationn.名声；名誉Theshopenjoysanexcellentreputation.这家商店名声很好。8.theoryn.理论Theiprojectsoundsperfectintheory.这个项目从理论上来说是完美的。9.perfectlyadv完美地Thedressfitsherperfectly.这条连

4、衣裙她穿非常合身。10. applausen.鼓掌，喝彩，赞许Hisspeechwontheapplauseoftheaudience他的讲话赢得了听众的掌声。AsthePresidentscararrived,thecrowdbrokeintoloudapplause.总统的汽车到达时，群众中爆发出热烈的掌声。11. complexadj.复杂的；难懂的Atlast,thelittleboymanagedtoanswerthecomplexquestion.最终小男孩回答出了这个复杂的问题。Lifeisgettingmorecomplexanddifficult.生活正在变得更复杂而且更艰难

5、。12. offerv.主动提出HeofferedtohelpMarywhenshehadaproblem当玛丽有困难时，他主动提出帮助她。Thecompanyofferedhimahighsalary,buthedeclined.这家公司出高薪聘用他，但他婉言谢绝了。13. regard.as把视为LostInThailandisregardedashisbestfilmsofar.泰冏被认为是到目前为止他拍得最好的影片。HeisgenerallyregardedasoneofthebestbasketballplayersintheNBA.人们普遍认为他是NBA最优秀的球员之一。14. s

6、enseofhumor幽默感e.g.AVenseofhumourisagreatassetforaperson.（喻）幽默感是一个人的宝贵资产。Hisisenseofhumourmakeshimpopularwiththestudents.幽默感让他很受学生欢迎。15. let-Ww使失望Thebasketballteamleteveryoneintheschooldownwhentheyplayedpoorlyinthechampionshipgame.篮球队在锦标赛中的糟糕表现让学校里的每个人都很失望。16. beintrouble有麻烦；在困境中Workhard,oryouallwill

7、beintroubleattheendofthisterm努力学习否则到期末你们都会有麻烦。Hewasingreattrouble.Heknockeddownanoldwoman.他有大麻烦了,他撞倒了一位老妇人。17. agreewith同意（某人的观点）e.g.ImafraidIcantagreewithyou/youropinion/whatyousaid.恐怕我不能同意你/你的观点/你所说的。Theycouldntagreewitheachotheronthedateoftheirweddingceremony.他们对于在哪一天举行婚礼未能取得一致意见。Hisstorydoesnota

8、greewithwhatlwastold.他的故事和我听说的不一致。318. changeplaces换位置Couldyoupleasechangeplaceswithme?你能和我换下位置吗？19. know.byheart记住e.g.Itseasytoknowtheserulesandformulasbyheartbutnotaseasytounderstandthem.记住这些定律和公式很容易，但要理解它们却不是那么容易的事。二、重要句型ImportantSentencesstructures1. Einsteinusedtosaythattheonlygifthehadwascurio

9、sity,butthisstoryabouthimshowsthathealsohadasenseofhumor.Iusedtosayuplate,butnowIgotobedearly.我过去常常熬夜，但现在睡得很早。Woodcanbeusedtomakepaper木材能被用来造纸。HeisusedtolisteningtoEnglishnewseverymorning.他现在习惯于每天早上听英语新闻。活学活用:Inmyopinion,lifeinthetwenty-firstcenturyismucheasierthan.A.thatusedtobeB.itisusedtoC.itwasu

10、sedtoD.itusedtobe【解析】依我看，21世纪的生活比过去的生活轻松多了。usedtod说沐过去常常，可排除，B、C选项。it可以指代刚才出现的名词“life。故选D。【答案】D2.Asayoungmanwithagrowingreputation,Einsteinreceivedmanyinvitationstoexplainhistheoriesatdifferentuniversities.(1)句中介词短语withagrowingreputation作youngman的定语(2) invitations后面的不定式是用来修饰它们作后置定语的。当我们需要对一个名词作进一步解释

11、时，可以在这个名词后面加不定式来修饰。Doyouthinkhehastheabilitytocontrolsuchasituation?你认为他有能力控制这种局势吗？Hisfailuretobeacceptedbythecompanylethisparentsdown.他没有被公司录取这件事使他父母失望。3.Oneevening,ontheirwaytoadistantuniversity,Einsteinsaid,IwishIdidnthavetgivemylecturetonight,Hans.(1)onones/thewayto在去的路上，正在走向Heisonhiswaytosucces

12、s.他正走向成功。Heisonthewaytobecomingafamousbiologist.他正要成为一名著名的生物学家。(2)wish用来表示不太可能实现的愿望，或未实现的愿望，后面的宾语从句中的谓语动词要用虚拟语气。具体来说，表示与过去事实相反的愿望，用过去完成时；表示与现在事实相反的愿望，用过去时，be动词用were;表示将来不太可能实现的愿望，用could/would/should+动词原形。HowIwishIhadtakenyouradvice!我多么希望接受了你的建议啊！IwishmymothercouldcomebackfromabroadandspendChristmasw

13、ithme.但愿我母亲能从国外回来跟我一起过圣诞节。4. HethenaskedaquestionsodifficultthatHanshadnoideaaboutwhathewastalkingabout.(1)so-that意为如此以致。HespokesoquicklythatIcantfollowhim.他讲得太快了，我跟不上他。(2)have(no)idea短语，意思为(不)知道；无能为力，后面可以带of或about引导的介词短语，也可跟从句，但接that引导的从句时，of往往省略，而接wh-引导的从句，of可以保留也可省略。-Haveyougotanyidea(of)whyhesai

14、dso?你知道他为什么这么说吗？-Ivegotnoideaof/aboutitatall.我根本不知道。Ihavenoidea(of)whetherhewillcometoday.我不知道他今天是否来。5. Theylefttheuniversity,withEinsteindriving4with+n./pron.+doing/done为介词短语，在句中起伴随状语的作用。doing或done是分词结构作介词with后名词或代词的宾语补足语，doing表主动关系，doneW被动关系。Withnoonetalkingtohim,thechildsoonfellasleep.因为无人跟他说话，孩子

15、不久就睡着了。Theboywasthinkingaboutsomething,withhisheadrestedinhishand.男孩用手托着头在思考问题。5活学活用：Withalotofdifficultproblems,thenewly-electedpresidentishavingahardtime.A.settledB.settlingC.tosettleD.beingsettled答案：C课堂练习Part3Fillintheblankswiththewordsorphrasesfromtheboxbelow.Changetheformwhere1.Theyalargesumofm

16、oneythecollegeinmemoryofthefamousprofessor,whodiedinacaraccident.2.Believeme,Iwontyou.3.Thebest-sellingwriterwontheliterary(文学的)ataBooksellersAssociationceremonyonApril27.4.Iamaboutthenewinvention.5. CanyouyoursuggestiononhowtolearnEnglishwelltome?6. Youshouldntwhatyourparentssaidunimportant.7.Itism

17、ygreattobeinvitedheretotalkabutenvironmentalprotection.8. Eatingtoomuchsugarcanhealthproblems.9. Thehotelhasagoodforitshigh-standardservice.10. Thethieftoescapebutwascaught.A.1.presented.to2.let.down3.award4.curious5.offer6. regard.as7.honour8.leadto9.reputation10.attemptedPart4Translation1.老师把这种行为视

18、为上课不专心的表现。(regard-as2.他有学习语言的天赋。(gift)3.这部电影值得一看。(worth)4.有机会在这所学校学习，我们感到非常荣幸。(honour)5.他的讲座引起了听众对人类基因的好奇。(curiosity)6.当看到别人有麻烦时，他总是主动提供帮助。(offer)7.小鸟展开翅膀飞走了。(spread)8.敌人想要占领这座城市的企图失败了。(attempt)9.她在芝加哥国际电影节上获得最佳女演员奖。(award)10.布朗先生离开这家公司的时候，经理送给他一块金表。(present)B.1.Theteacherregardedthisbehaviouraslack

19、ofattentioninclass.2.Hehasagiftforlearninglanguages.necessary.regard- -asattemptcuriousletdownpresent-toawardofferreputationleadtohonour63.Thisfilmisworthwatching.74.Weareverymuchhonouredtohaveachancetostudyinthisschool.5.Hislecturehasarousedtheaudiencescuriosityabouthumangenes.6.Whenhesawpeopleintr

20、ouble,healwaysofferedhishelp.7.Thebirdspreaditswingsandflewaway.8.Theenemysattempttocapturethecityfailed.9.ShewonBestActressawardattheChicagoInternationalFilmFestival.10.WhenMrBrownleftthecompany,themanagerpresentedhimwithagoldwatch.课后作业n.GrammarandVocabularySectionADirections:Beneatheachofthefollow

21、ingsentencestherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Choosetheoneanswerthatbestcompletesthesentence.1. Theteacher,aswellashisstudents,interestintheindoorsports.A.isB.areC.showsD.show2. ThecarthemanisAlbertDean.A.isbelongingto;hisnameB.hasbelongedto;himnameC.isbelongedto;whosenameD.belongsto;whosename3.her

22、eallymeansisthathedoesntagreewithus.10. Jennyisastrangepersonandmanypeoplethinkitishardtogetalongher.A.withB.toC.alongD.from11. Everyonewantstohaveajobwithbetter.A.savingsB.moneyC.earningsD.pay12. Alltheemployeesareworkinghardtoreputationfortheircompany.A.produceagoodB.enjoyahighC.makeahighD.winagoo

23、d13. Helefthomeattheageof16andhasbeenawayforyears.A.dozensofB.twodozensC.twodozensofD.severaldozens14. Intheabsenceofwater,fishlong.A.WhatB.ThatC.whyD.Whether4. Whendidthetheatrefire?A.makeB.set5. Hepattedwithasmile.A.myshoulderC.myshoulderonme6. TheauthoritiesbannedvisitorsA.ofB.fromC. burnB.meonth

24、eshoulderD. mebytheshouldertakingpictureswithflashintheC.with7. Myelderbrotheristomebytenyears.A.juniorB.superiorC.senior8. TheweatherinBritaindisagreesme,foritistoofoggy.A.toB.aboutC.on9.ManyapplicantsforthevacancyofHRmanager.A.neededB.appliedC.answeredD.catchmuseum.D.onD.inferiorD.with8A.wouldnotl

25、iveB.mustnotliveC.werenotD.notlivewascutofffortwodaysduetoaviolentstorm.A.forceB.energyC.powerD.strength16.Shallwegothereonfoot?No,itstoofarthereontime.A.thatwegetB.forusgettingC.forustogetD.thatwecantget15CDADB610BCDBA1116DDAACCSectionBDirections:Completethefollowingpassagebyusingthewordsinthebox.E

26、achwordcanonlybeusedonce.Notethatthereisonewordmorethanyouneed.A.unpreparedB.reactionC.convenienceD.concernedE.sellF.advisesG.suggestsH.weightI.completelyJ.canned1. C2.I3.J4.A5.B6.D7.H8.E9.FInsteadofbuyingonlyfreshfoods,Americansnowadaysbuymanymore1foods.Thesearefoodswhicharepartlyreadyor2prepared.M

27、anyofthemarefrozen,suchasfrozendinnerandfrozenpizzas.Therearealsomany3conveniencefoods,suchasready-madespaghetti,soups,stews,andvegetables.Conveniencefoodssavetimeandtrouble.Theyarepopularwithpeoplewhoarebusyorwhodontliketocookorwashdishes.Buttheyoftencostmorethanfresh,4foodsandmaycontainman-madeadd

28、itives（添加剂）.Also,manypeoplefeeltheydonttasteasgoodashome-cookedfoods.Inthe1960s,abacktotheearthmovementwasstartedbyyoungpeopleintheLinkedStates.Themovementwasa5againsttheharmfuleffectsoftechnology.Fromthemovementcameanewunderstandingforfoodandhealth.Manypeoplenowprefernaturalandorganic（有机的）foodstoth

29、epreparedfoodssoldinhealthfoodstoresandinfoodco-ops,whicharesmallstoreswherecustomershelpmanagethestore.Inco-ops,foodisusuallynotpackaged.Customersbringtheirownbagsandjarsandtaketheirfoodoutofboxesorbaskets.ThesedaysAmericansaremoreandmore6withtheirweight.Perhapsasmanyas70millionAmericansareinthebus

30、inessabouthelpingpeopletolose7Americansupermarkets8avarietyofdietfoodssuchasdietsoftdrinks,dietcandy,anddietsaladdressings（调料）.Dietersalsospendmoneyondietpills,exercisemachines,andjoggingsuit（运动服）.Eachyeardozensofnewdietsarepopularized.TheyhavesuchnamesastheMiracle（神奇）Diet,theNine-dayWonderDietandth

31、eEast24-hourDiet.ThereisevenonecalledtheIceCreamDiet,which9dieterstoeatonlyicecreamforlunchanddinner!Fordieterswhocannotloseweightontheirown,therearemanywellorganizeddietgroups,whichofferhelpandencouragement.in.ReadingComprehensionSectionADirections:Foreachblankinthefollowingpassagetherearefourwords

32、orphrasesmarkedA,B,CandD.Fillineachblankwiththewordorphrasethatbestfitsthecontext.InanAmericanfamilythehusbandandwifeusuallyshareimportantdecisionmaking.Whenthechildrenare1-enough,theytakepartinitaswell.Foreignersareoftensurprisedbythepermissiveness（纵容）15.Theelectric9ofAmericanparents.Theoldrulethat

33、childrenshouldbeseenandnotheardisrarely2andchildrenareoftenallowedtodo3theywishwithoutstrictcontroloftheirparents.Thefatherseldomexpectshischildrentolistentohim4question,andchildrenareencouragedtobe5atanearlyage.SomepeoplebelievethatAmericanparentscarrythisfreedom6far.Othersthinkthatastrongfatherima

34、gewouldnot7theAmericanvaluesofequalityandindependence,becauseAmericaemphasizestheimportanceofindependence.Youngpeopleareexpectedto8theirparentalfamiliesbythetimetheyhave9theirlateteensorearlytwenties.Indeed,nottodosoisoftenregardedasa10,akindofweakdependence.Thispatternofindependenceoftenresultsinse

35、rious11fortheagingparentsofasmallfamily.TheaverageAmericansareexpectedtolive12theageof70.Theretirementageis1365.Thechildrenhavelefthome,gotmarried,and14theirownhouseholds.Atleast20percentofallpeopleover65donothaveenoughretirementincomes.15themajorproblemofmanyelderlycouplesisnoteconomic.Theyfeelusel

36、essandlonelywithneitheranoccupationnoraclosefamilygroup.1.A.seniorB.juniorC.oldD.young2.A.watchedB.followedC.understoodD.grasped3.A.whatB.thatC.whichD.when4.A.forB.onC.withoutD.in5.A.dependentB.independentC.sureD.secure6.A.tooB.almostC.nearlyD.so7.A.gainB.welcomeC.suitD.estimate8.A.breakupB.breakint

37、oC.breakthroughD.breakawayfrom9.A.reachedB.comeC.arrivedD.developed10.A.rewardB.criticismC.failureD.success11.A.eventsB.problemsC.mattersD.affairs12.A.onB.upC.fromD.beyond13.A.onlyB.usuallyC.sometimesD.seldom14.A.setforthB.setasideGsetupD.setdown15.A.ButB.ThereforeC.IncontrastD.Ontheotherhand15CBACB

38、610ACDAC1115BDBCASectionBDirections:Readthefollowingfourpassages.Eachpassageisfollowedbyseveralquestionsorunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Choosetheonethatfitsbestaccordingtotheinformationgiveninthepassageyouhavejustread.(A)Amanwenttoaninsuranceofficetohavehislife

39、insured.Themanageroftheofficeaskedhimhowoldhisparentswerewhentheydied.Motherhadabadheartanddiedattheageof32.Fatherdiedofcancerwhenhewas36.Imsorry,saidthemanager,wecannotinsureyourlifeasyourparentswerenothealthy.10Asthemanwasleavingtheofficeinlowspirits,hemetaclerkwhohadheardtheirconversation.Youmust

40、notbesofrankandtellthetruth,saidtheclerk,Noofficewillinsureyouifyouspeaklikethat.Useyourimaginationalittle.Themanwenttoanotherofficeandwasshownintothemanagersroom.Well,youngman,howoldwereyourparentswhentheydied?Motherwas83,andshediedfromafalloffherbike.Fatherwas85andhediedwhilehewasplayingfootball.T

41、hemanagerimmediatelyagreedtoinsurethemanslife.1. ThemanageroftheinsuranceofficeaskedthemanabouthisparentsinordertoA.knowmoreaboutthemanslifeB.knowwhetherhisparentswerestilllivingC.decidewhethertheyshouldinsurehislifeD.befriendlywiththeman2. Thefirstmanagerwouldnotinsurethemanslifebecause.A.hisparent

42、swereoldB.hismotherhadabadheartC.hisfatherhadcancerD.bothhisparentsdiedyoung3. Whenthemanleftthefirstinsuranceoffice,hewas.A.sadB.happyC.satisfiedD.angry4. Theclerkoftheinsuranceofficeadvisedtheman.A.tomakeupsomestoriesB.tospeakmoreopenlyC.nottospeakrudelytothemanagerD.tosaysorrytothemanager(B)Buyin

43、gahouseisalwaysanexpensivebusiness.Itisnotjustmoneythatyouspendbutalsoalotoftimeandenergyfindingandvisitingthehouses.AtfirstmywifeandItriedtodothingstheeasywaybytelephone.Werangupanumberofhouseagents,toldthemwhatwewantedandaskedthemtosenduslistsofsuitablehousesforsale.Wedidntwanttodotoomuchworkasmyw

44、ifewaspregnant(怀孕的).Ourflatwouldbetoosmallforthreepeople,whichwaswhywewantedtomove.Wesoonbegangettingthelistswehadaskedfor.Therewerehundredsofhouses.Everyeveningforaweekwewentthroughthelists.Wewerelookingforhouseswecouldaffordandwhichwerenearanundergroundstationandapark.Wethenmadeashortlistofsuchsui

45、tablehouses.Thislistconsistedofabouttwentyhouses.Everyweekendforthenexttwomonthswewentoutvisitingthehousesonourlist.Someweretooold,someweretoobig,someweretoodarkinside,somewereinverynoisyareas.Then,wefoundexactlywhatwewerelookingfor.Atlast!Wethought.Weplannedtomoveintothehousetwomonthslater.Butwecou

46、ldntmoveinstraightaway.Thepeoplesellingthehousewerethemselveslookingforanewoneandyouknowhowlongthattakes.5. Buyingahouse.A.needsonlyalotofmoneyB.doesntneedalotofmoneyC.needsalotofmoneyaswellastimeandenergyD.needseitheralotofmoneyoralotoftimeaswellasenergy116.Thewriterswifewaspregnant,so.A.theyneeded

47、alargerhouseB.shecouldntgoouttolookforthehousetheyneededC.hewasworriedabouthiswifeD.theyhadtobuyahousebytelephone7. Ontheirshortlist,therewerehouseswhich.A.theywereabletobuyB.wereinquietandconvenientareasC.werenearaparkD.AllofA,BandC.8. Whentheyfoundtherighthouse,they.A.weresadanddisappointedB.feltr

48、eleasedC.werewildwithjoyD.weredyingbecauseofthehardwork(C)Ifyouarelikemostpeople,yourintelligencevariesfromseasontoseason.Youareprobablyalotsharperinthespringthanyouareatanyothertimeoftheyear.Anotedscientistconcludedthatclimateandtemperaturehaveadefiniteeffectonourmentalabilities,andthatcoolweatheri

49、smuchmorefavorableforcreativethinkingthanthesummerheat.Thisdoesnotmeanthatallpeoplearelessintelligentinthesummerthantheyareduringtherestoftheyear.Itdoesmean,however,thatthementalabilitiesofalargenumberofpeopletendtobelowestinthesummer.Springappearstobethebestperiodoftheyearforthinking.Onereasonmaybe

50、thatinthespringmansmentalabilitiesareaffectedbythesamefactorsthatbringaboutgreatchangesinallnature.Autumnisthesecondbestseason,thenwinter.Asforsummer,itseemstobeagoodtimetotakealongvacationfromthinking.9. Generallyspeaking,weatherisevenfitterforcreativethinking.A.coldB.coolC.sunnyD.rainy10. Accordin

51、gtothepassage,yourintelligenceprobably.A.variesfrommonthtomonthB.remainsthesamethroughouttheyearC.changeswiththeseasonsD. variesallthetime11. Ascientistarrivedattheconclusionthatclimateandtemperaturehave.A.nothingtodowithmansmentalabilitiesB.someeffectontheintelligenceofmostpeopleC.agreateffectoneve

52、ryonesintelligenceD. noeffectonwomensintelligence12. OnepossiblereasonwhyspringisthebestseasonforthinkingisthatA.allnaturehascomebacktolifeandbecomesactiveinitB.itisfollowedbysummer12C.itlastslongerthantheotherseasonsD. allkindsofflowersareinfullbloom（D）Aisforalwaysgettingtoworkontime.Bisforbeingext

53、remelybusy.Cisfortheconscientious（勤恳的）wayyoudoyourjob.Youmaybeallthesethingsattheoffice,andmore.Butwhenitcomestogettinga-head,expertssay,theABCsofbusinessshouldincludeaPforpolitics,asinofficepolitics.AsDaleCarnegiesuggestedmuchmorethan50yearsago:Hardworkalonedoesntmakecareeradvance.Youhavetobeableto

54、sellyourselfandyourideas,bothpubliclyandbehindthescenes.Yet,despitetheobviousrewardsofbeinggoodatofficepoliticsabetterjob,araise,praisemanypeoplearestillunableorunwillingtoplaythegame.Somepeoplefeelthatofficepoliticsmeanssomemanipulative（会摆布人的）behavior/saysDeborahComer,anassistantprofessorofmanageme

55、ntatHofstraUniversity.Butpoliticscomesfromthewordpolite.Itcanmeanbeingkindandhelpful,oreventryingtopleaseyourboss,andthenexpectingsomethinginreturn.Infact,today,expertsdefineofficepoliticsasproperbehaviorusedtogainonesowninterestintheworkplace.Inmanycases,thisincludessomeformofsocializingwithintheof

56、ficeenvironmentnotjustinlargecompanies,butinsmallworkplacesaswell.Thefirstthingpeopleareusuallyjudgedonistheirabilitytoperformwellonaconsistentbasis,saysNeilP.Lewis,amanagementpsychologist.Butiftwoorthreepeopleareupforapromotion,eachofwhomhassimilarability,amanagerisgoingtopromotethepersonheorshelik

57、esbest.Itssimplehumannature.Yet,psychologistssay,manyemployeesandemployershavetroublewiththepoliticsintheoffice.Somepeople,theysay,haveanidealisticvisionofworkandwhatittakestosucceed.Stillothersmistakepoliticsforflattery（奉承）andarefearfulthatiftheyspeakupforthemselves,theymayappeartobeflatteringtheir

58、bossforfavor.Expertssuggestchangingthisnegativepicturebyrecognizingtheneedforsomeself-promotion.13. Whatdoesofficepoliticsmeanaccordingtothepassage?A.Thecodeofbehaviorforcompanystaff.B.Thepoliticalviewsandbeliefsofofficeworkers.C.Theinterpersonalrelationshipswithinacompany.D.Thevariousqualitiesrequi

59、redforasuccessfulcareer.14. Togetpromoted,onemustnotonlybecapablebut.A.givethebossagoodimpressionB.honestandloyaltothecompanyC.getalongwellwithhiscompanyD.avoidbeingexcellent15. Itistheauthorsviewthat.A.speakingupforoneselfispartofhumannatureB.self-promotiondoesnotnecessarilymeanflatteryC.hardworkha

60、sverylittletodowithonespromotionD.manyemployeesfailtorecognizetheneedofflatterySectionCDirections:ReadthefollowingtextandchoosethemostsuitableheadingfromAFforeachparagraph.Thereisoneextraheadingwhichyoudonotneed.A.Basicairportservices.13B.Airtransportation.C.Beginningperiodofairtransportation.D.Rapi