大学英语-大学精品课程 新视野大学英语第三册教案

1、新视野大学英语第三册教案UNIT 1 Section A The Expensive Fantasy of Lord WilliamsSectionBTheRomanticLifeofAgentAlbertI. Teaching Aims:A) Language Study: To master all the new words, phrases and complete the work on timeB) Ability Training:1. To learn how to develop a general viewpoint supported by specific detail

2、s 2. To determine the key idea in a sentence C) Morality Development:To try to learn to live an active life and how to react properly in certain circumstances.II. Key Points:1. All the new words and phrases2. Developing a general viewpoint supported by specific details III. Difficult Points:Reading

3、skill-ScanningIV. Arrangements:Period 1-2 New words of Section A Period 3-4 Detailed Study of Section A & exercises(Vocabulary) Period 5-6 Detailed Study of Section A & exercisesPeriod 7-8 New words of Section B & the remaining exercises of Section A V. Procedure:The First Two Periods(Vo

4、cabulary of Section A)I. Teaching aims:To master all the new words and phrases of Section AII. Key points: Fantasy; arouse; deceive; notify; justify; raise a glass to; turn out; buy up; bring to life; live out; fall upon dark days; stick by; add on; sink into; sell sth. at a loss III. Steps:Step 1 W

5、arming-up Talk about the summer vocation activities and the new term plan. Step 2 Word study1. Lead the Ss into reading all the new words and phrases of Section A2. Detailed study of the new words and phrases1. Fantasy n.C, U a pleasant situation that one enjoys thinking about, but which is unlikely

6、 to happen 幻想，想像, 白日梦He retreated into a world of fantasy where he could be anything he wanted. 他退避到一个幻想世界里，在那里他可以想成为什么就成为什么。c.f. fantasy = fancy; fable; fairy tale; fiction; imagination; legend; myth; story; visionfancy adj. 奇特的, 异样的 vt. 想象, 设想, 认为, 爱好, 自负=care for; like; love; dream; imagine; pict

7、ure; suppose; think ; n. 爱好, 迷恋, 想象力 love; dream2. Wealthy a. having a great deal of money; rich 富裕的 a very wealthy family; wealthy countries. 3.suspicion n.1. C a belief or feeling that sth. is wrong or that sb. has done wrong 猜疑，怀疑 I have a suspicion that she is not telling me the truth. 我怀疑她告诉我的不

8、是实情。 His strange behavior raised his neighbor's suspicions. 他的奇怪举动引起了邻居的怀疑。 2.怀疑，嫌疑 He was caught on suspicion of having stolen the money. 他因涉嫌盗窃那笔钱而被捕。 In this case, they are beyond suspicion. 这个案子他们没有嫌疑。4.arouse vt 1. cause (sth.) to happen 引起，唤起，激起 He succeeded in arousing the nation's sy

9、mpathy. 他成功地唤起了全国的同情。 Public attention is aroused as to its importance. 此事的重要性已引起了公众的注意。 2. wake (sb.) from sleep 唤醒 He was aroused from his sleep by the doorbell. 门铃声把他从睡眠中唤醒。 It took her some time to arouse her husband. 她费了好一会儿才把丈夫叫醒。5.injection n.1. C (figurative) introducing (new thoughts, feeli

10、ngs, money, etc.) into sb./sth. 投入，注入 The firm would be brought back to life by an injection of new funds. 投入新资金会使这家公司恢复生气。 2. U forcing (a drug or other liquid) into sb./sth. 注射 One method of giving a patient medicine is by injection. 给病人用药的方法之一是注射。6.deputy n.1. C a person whose rank is just below

11、that of the leader of an organization 副职，副手 She's the deputy head of a school in the East End of London. 她是伦敦东区一所学校副校长He and his deputy had cooperated very well. 他和他的副手一向合作得很好。 2. C a person who is given the power to act instead of another person 代理人 His deputy ran the office very successfully w

12、hile the boss was away. 老板外出他的代理人很成功地履行了职责。7.court n.1. U, C a place where law cases are held 法院，法庭 2. C a place marked out for tennis or other ball games 球场 Tennis players hit the ball over the net which divides the court in two. 球网将球场一分为二，打网球的人将球从网上击过。8.considerate a.careful not to hurt others; th

13、oughtful 体谅的，体贴的 c. f. considerable 9.mislead. vt.1. cause sb. to have a wrong idea or impression about sb./sth. 给.以错误的想法或印象，使误解He misled me into thinking he was rich. 他使我误以为他很有钱。 2. lead or guide in the wrong direction 领错或引错方向 We were misled by the guide and couldn't find the way home. 向导领错了道，我

14、们找不到回家的路了。 3. cause to be or do wrong 把带坏，使误入歧途 He is a good boy, but was misled by bad companions. 他是个好孩子，但坏伙伴们把他带坏了。10.restore vt.1. rebuild or repair sth. so that it is like the original 重建，修复 The factory was restored to full working order. 工厂已修复并完全恢复正常工作秩序。 He buys old cars and restores them to

15、their original condition. 他购买旧汽车，并将它们修复到原来的状态。 2. bring sb./sth. back to a former position or condition使恢复，使回复 He feels completely restored to health after a period of rest. 休息了一段时间后，他感到自己已完全恢复了健康。11.barber n.C a person whose job is cutting men's hair 理发师 As well as a haircut, a man can have a s

16、have when he goes to a barber's. 人们去理发店除了理发之外还可以刮脸。A hair dress salon; a hair stylist/dresser 12.Christ. int.(expressing anger, surprise, etc.) (表示气愤、厌烦、惊讶等) Christ! We're running out of coffee. 天哪！我们没有咖啡了。n.U the founder of the Christian religion 基督（基督教创始人）the teachings of Christ 基督的教义 Jesu

17、s Christ Christian adj. 13.republican adj.of or like a republic; supporting the principles of a republic 共和国的，共和政体的，赞成共和的 n.C a person favoring republican government 拥护共和政体的人c. f . Republic ; n. 共和国, 共和政体 adj. 共和的反义词：monarchy public 14. auction n.C, U a usually public sale of goods or property, wher

18、e people make higher and higher offers of money for each item, until it is sold to the person who will pay the highest price 拍卖；拍卖会 They sold their house by auction. 他们拍卖了自己的房子。 Vt sell sth. by auction 拍卖 15. hedge n.1. C bushes planted together and forming a boundary for a field, garden, etc. （土地周围

19、的）树篱 The fields are divided from each other by hedges. 田野被树篱分隔开。 2. C a means of protection, control or limitation 保护手段，防护措施 They bought gold as a hedge against future difficulties. 他们购买黄金以防日后的困难。 16.fantanstic a.1. very good; excellent 极好的，极出色的 You look fantastic in that skirt! 你穿那条裙子看上去棒极了！ She

20、9;s a fantastic swimmer. 她是一个极出色的游泳高手。 2. (of ideas, plans, etc.) too unrelated to reality to be practical or reasonable; absurd 异想天开的，不切实际的 3. odd, strange, or wild in shape, meaning, etc. 奇异的，古怪的 17.horizon n.1. U the furthest thing which one can see and the place at which the sky and the earth se

21、em to join 地平线 The setting sun disappeared below the horizon. 落日消失在地平线以下。 2. (pl.) the limit of a person's knowledge, experience, interest, etc. 一个人的知识、经验、兴趣的限度或范围；眼界；见识 The visit to the Far East certainly broadened our horizons. 这次远东之行确实开阔了我们的眼界。 The course in history opened up new horizons for

22、 the students. 历史课为学生们打开了新的视野。18.multiple a. having many individuals, items or types 多重的，多样的，多的 choice The youth died of multiple wounds. 那个年轻人多处受伤而死。n.C a quantity which contains another quantity an exact number of times 倍数 30 is a common multiple of 2, 3, 5, 6, 10 and 15. 30 是2，3，5，6，10和15的公倍数。19.

23、mess n.1. C (usu. sing.) a dirty state 污秽，杂乱，混乱 The room was a mess of clothes and paper scattered all over the floor. 那屋子乱糟糟的，报纸与衣服放得满地都是。 2. U, C a state full of difficulties and problems 困境，狼狈的处境 I've got myself into a bit of a mess by telling a lie. 我因为撒了个谎而使自己处于尴尬的境地。 20.glorious a. c. f. g

24、lory 1. beautiful; splendid; magnificent 美丽的，辉煌的，灿烂的 The carrot had turned the soup a glorious pink. 胡萝卜使汤呈现出极漂亮的粉红色。 Your roses are glorious! 你的玫瑰真是美极了！ 2. deserving praise and honor 荣耀的，光荣的 She enjoyed a glorious 40-year career on the stage. 她度过了40 年辉煌的舞台生涯。 21.furnish vt1. provide with furniture;

25、 put furniture in (a place) 供给家具，用家具布置 They're renting a furnished house. 他们要租一间有家具的房子。2. supply or provide 提供，供应 The travel company has furnished us with all the details of our journey. 旅游公司为我们提供了旅行的所有细节。 22.panel. vt.cover or decorate sth. with flat parts, or pieces of wood, metal, cloth, etc.

26、 给. .镶面板 This room is paneled with polished wood. 这个房间镶嵌着磨光木料。 n.1. C a flat part, or a piece of wood, metal, cloth, etc., that fits into or onto sth. larger 面，板 The car's left side panel had to be replaced after the crash. 撞车后汽车左边的面板不得不重新换一块。 At the bottom of each page is a panel with informati

27、on. 每页底下留有一个信息板块。 2. C a group of people chosen to take part in a quiz, discussion, etc. 专门小组 The competition was judged by a panel of experts. 这次竞赛由一个专家小组来评判。 It's a radio show, where the panel gets asked their opinion on the week's news events. 这是一个广播节目，听众可向专题小组询问他们对本周新闻事件的看法。23.wood-panel

28、ed a. paneled with wood 镶木板的24. deceive vt.make sb. believe sth. that is not true 欺骗，蒙蔽 We were deceived into believing that he could help us. 我们受了骗，竟相信他能帮助我们。 The sound of the door closing deceived me into thinking they had gone out. 关门声骗过了我，使我以为他们出去了。c. f. conceive; 1.怀(胎)。2.想到(计划等)；想像；以为；想出；怀(恨等)

29、，蓄(意)，抱有(思想)；旧用理解。 conceive a child 怀胎。 conceive a hatred 怀恨。 a badly conceived paper 词不达意。conceive prejudices 抱偏见。 conceive an aversion to 对抱反感。deceit ;deceive 25. inherit vt.receive (property, a title, etc.) as a result of the death of the previous owner 继承（财产、爵位、头衔等） She inherited a sum of money

30、from her grandfather. 她从祖父那儿继承了一点钱。 26.deposit n.1. C a sum paid into an account at a bank 存款 She made two deposits of $500 last month. 上个月她存了两笔钱，各为500美元。 2. C payment of a part of a larger sum, the rest of which is to be paid later 定金，押金 "If you leave a deposit of $10, we'll keep the dress

31、 for you," said the shop assistant. "要是您能留下10美元作定金，我们就为您保留这条裙子。"商店营业员说。 27.notify rm (sb. of sth.); report (sth. to sb.) 通知，报告 We have notified the police that the bicycle had been stolen. 我们把自行车失窃的事报告了警察。 They notified us of a rent increase. 他们通知我们房租涨了。mission vtgive the offic

32、ial authority to be an officer in the armed forces or to do sth. 委任，任命 I've been commissioned to write a new play. 我被委派写一部新剧本。 n.1. C a group of people who have been formally chosen to find information about a problem or carry out a task 考察团，调查团，委员会 The minister established a commission to sugge

33、st improvements in education. 部长成立了一个委员会，以便对教育制度提出改进的建议。 The government has set up a commission to examine the problem of inner city violence. 政府设立了一个委员会来调查市中心的暴力问题。 2. C an action, task or piece of work given to sb. to do 任务，委托 She has received many commissions to design public buildings. 她已接到设计公共建

34、筑的多项委托。 She's just got a commission to paint Sir Ellis Pike's wife. 她刚刚受委托为埃利斯·派克爵士夫人画像。missioner.nC a member of a commission, esp. one with particular duties 委员，专员，特派员 30.supervise vt.watch or keep a check on (sb. doing sth. or sth. being done) to make sure it is done properly 监督，管理 Th

35、e teachers take it in turns to supervise the children at playtime. 游戏时间内老师们轮流照看孩子们的活动。 Her new job is to supervise the company's operations in Japan. 她的新工作是管理公司在日本的经营业务。31.substantial. a1. large in amount; considerable 大的，相当可观的 Her contribution to the discussion was substantial. 她对那次讨论所做出的贡献是相当大

36、的。 2. concerning the most important part of sth. 大体上的，实质上的 The document requires substantial changes. 这个文件需要做一些重大的修改。 We are in substantial agreement. 我们大体上意见相同。32.bulk n.1. (sing.) the main part (of sth.) 大半，大部分 In fact, the bulk of the book is taken up with criticizing other works. 事实上，该书大部分都是对其他作

37、品的评论。 2. U largeness of size or quantity （巨大的）体积，大量It was a document of surprising bulk. 这是一份篇幅惊人的文件。 It's not their weight that makes the boxes hard to carry, it's their bulk. 这些箱子不易搬运，不是因为它们重而是因为它们的体积太大。33.motive n.C that which causes sb. to act in a particular way; reason 动机，（行动的）理由 I thi

38、nk you should question their motives in offering to lend you the money. 我认为你应该质疑他们主动借钱给你的用心。34.bloody ad.(used to emphasize a judgment) extremely （用于加强语气）非常，很 Nothing is perfect in life and it would be bloody boring if it was. 生活中没有十全十美的事，即使有，那也将会是特别乏味的。 He looked bloody stupid in that hat. 他戴那顶帽子看上

39、去非常愚蠢。a.1. (used to emphasize a judgment) extreme （用于加强语气）非常的；该死的 What a bloody waste of time! 多么浪费时间！ It's a bloody shame that I failed to pass the test. 考试没过，真丢脸！ 2. covered with blood 血污的，流血的 It was a long and bloody war and many men were killed. 那是一场漫长而血腥的战争，死了许多人。 35.justify. vt.give or be

40、a good reason for 为. .辩护，证明. .正当（或有理） The results of the study have certainly justified the money that was spent on it. 研究的结果确实证明了投入的资金是合理的。 In some cases the end justifies the means. 在有些情况下，目的可以证明手段的正确。36.raise a glass toexpress good wishes to 向. .祝贺，为. .干杯He told us he had just got a new job and w

41、e raised our glasses to him. 他告诉我们他刚刚找到新工作，我们举杯向他表示祝贺。 I raise my glass to the happy pair, wishing them a long life together and many children. 我为这一对幸福的人举杯，愿他们白头偕老，多子多孙。37.turn out1. dress (sb.) well 打扮、装饰； The child was turned out smartly. 这孩子被打扮得很漂亮。2. appear露面、出现 A vast crowd turned out to watch

42、the match. 一大群人来看比赛。 Not many men turned out for duty. 出勤的人不太多。38. buy upbuy all or as much as possible (of sth.) 全部买进，尽量收购 A New York businessman has bought up the entire company. 一个纽约商人把整个公司买了下来。 39.bring.to lifegive liveliness to 使有活力（或生气） Let's invite Tom he knows how to bring a party to lif

43、e. 咱们邀请汤姆吧，他知道如何把聚会搞得生动活泼。 The performances of these young people succeeded in bringing a dull play to life. 这些年轻人的表演成功地把一出枯燥的戏变得有声有色。40.live outdo or experience 过（某种生活） I should like to live out my days in peace and comfort.我想安宁舒适地度过剩余的日子。 Winning the money allowed her to live out a lot of the thin

44、gs she'd only dreamed of doing before. 赢得这笔钱使她能够实现很多她过去只有做梦才敢想的事情。41.bringinto courtmake a charge against sb. 控告，起诉 He was brought into court for repayment of the debt. 他被控告要求偿还债务。 42.fall upon dark daysbe in difficulties and troubles 遭到不幸，倒霉 I'm sorry to hear that my relatives have fallen u

45、pon dark days; what can I do to help? 听到亲戚们遭到了不幸我很难过，我能帮什么忙？ 43. stick by sb.continue to support and be loyal to sb. (esp. through difficult times) 继续支持，忠于（尤指在困难时刻） Her husband stuck by her in good times and bad. 她的丈夫曾和她同甘共苦。 His family can be trusted to stick by him whatever happens. 他的家庭可以信得过，无论发生

46、什么事他们都会支持他的。44.add oninclude附加，加上 The price does not include tax added on. 价格没有包括附加的税额。 Please add these names on at the end. 请把这些名字加在后面。45. sink intoinvest (money) in a business 投资 They sank all their profits into property. 他们把他们全部的利润投资于房地产。 46.fix uprepair; redecorate 修理；整修 47. makeintochange into

47、 使转变为 If we buy the disused church, we could make it into an attractive home. 我们如果把这座废弃的教堂买下来，就可以把它改成一幢十分吸引人的住宅。 It's a shame to see so many fine old houses being made into flats. 看见这么多漂亮的老房子被改建成公寓，我觉得真是太可惜了。48.sell sth at a losssell sth. at less than it costs 亏本出售 HomeworkVocabulary & Word

48、building, P.9-12Notes after teaching: 1.2.A Comprehensive Study of Section A (4 Periods)I. Teaching aims:1. To get more familiar with the new words and phrases learned2. To comprehend the passage of Section A3. To learn the meaning of life II. Key points: 1. But no one could have possibly guessed th

49、e truth that the man with endless money and a friendly manner was not a lord at all but a government employee living out a fantasy that he was a Scottish noble and paying for it by stealing funds from Scotland Yard. (Para. 4) 2. I discovered this bloody huge amount of money. I went from the need to

50、pay off a few debts to what can only be described as greed. There is no way to justify it. (Para. 17) III. Difficult points1 they're still willing to raise a glass or two to “Lord Williams”, though now his title prompts laughter. (Para. 1) 2. But most of all, he sunk his dishonest gains into thi

51、s village that captured his heart with its fine stone cottages, (Para. 12)3. that captured his heart with its fine stone cottages, (Para. 12)4. I would offer him three choices of glasses for the restaurant (Para. 14)5. Under a hastily made arrangement, the police will sell the properties, but at a s

52、ubstantial financial loss. (Para. 16) IV. Time DurationFour PeriodsV. Steps:Step 1 RevisionCheck the answers of Vocabulary, P.9-12Step 2 The text of Section AA. Lead-inB. Detailed study of the text of Section A1. they're still willing to raise a glass or two to “Lord Williams”, though now his ti

53、tle prompts laughter. (Para. 1) Meaning: The villagers are still willing to drink a toast to “Lord Williams” although he is no longer “Lord Williams” and people would burst into laughter upon hearing the title. raise a glass to: express good wishes to Lets raise a glass to our hostess. 我想我们应该举杯向女主人祝

54、福。 prompt: v. be the cause of The need for the villagers to control their own fate has prompted a new plan. 村民需要掌握自己的命运，这便引出了一项新计划。 The sight of the ships prompted thoughts of his distant home. 见到那些船，使他想起了遥远的家乡。 prompt vt. 提示, 鼓动, 促使, (给演员)提白 remind; suggest n. 提示, 付款期限 adj. 敏捷的, 迅速的, 即时的 adv. 准时地 n

55、. DOS命令：改变DOS系统提示符的风格 2. There are those the soft-spoken, wealthy noble who arrived in 1986 with his well-dressed wife. (Para. 2) Notice that the sentence suggests some villagers were doubtful about the identity of Anthony Williams although many were happy with him. 3. And there are others who say t

56、heir suspicions were aroused over time, (Para. 3) Meaning: (Beside those who were doubtful about his identity,) there are still others who began to be suspicious of his wealth long ago. suspicion: n. an act of suspecting or the state of being suspected If there is suspicion of someone, people do not

57、 trust him or consider him to be reliable. 如果有人涉嫌，人们便不信任他，或认为他不可靠。 arouse: v. make active; excite His act aroused the tigers instincts.激起了本能。 It's good to have some pepper to arouse the appetite. 先吃点辣椒开开胃不错。 4. Mr. Williams, who appeared on weekends turned out in fine suits, bought up property after property, (Para. 3) Meaning: who appeared on weekends dressed in fine suits, bought all the property that was available over and again turn out: dre