外研版高中英语挖掘文本深度学习选择性必修三-UNIT6(学生版)

2019外研版高中英语基于词、法、句挖掘文本深度学习选择性必修三green 21 (move)intheWesternworld.ItalsoearnedCarsonaposthumousPresidentialMedalofFreedomandputherfaceonthe17-centUSstamp.SilentSpringwasnot, 22 ,receivedpositivelybyeveryone.ThoughCarson'sresearchwasstrongandwassupportedbymostscientists 23 reviewedherwork,thebookquicklybecameatargetforcriticsinthepesticideindustry.TheysaidthatCarsondidnotunderstandthesciencebehindherargumentsbecauseshewasamarinebiologistratherthan24chemist.Somealsosaidthatherworkwas 25(emotional)thanscientific.ThesewereattemptstodamageCarson'sreputationandstopherworkfrom 26 (influence)publicpolicy,butsheremained 27 (determine)tostandbyherresearch.Carsonappeared 28 publicandontelevisiontodefendherclaims-andtoday,morethan50yearsafteritwaspublished,thevoiceofSilentSpringisstill 29 (ring)loudandclear. 30 (personal),IenjoyCarson*sbook.Shemadeacrucialbutpotentiallydifficult-to-understandsubjectinterestingand 31 (access)tomillionsofpeople.Thisisnotsomuchbecause 32 the qualityofherarguments,strongthoughtheyare,butbecauseofthebeautyandeleganceofher 33 (write).Herbooknotonlychangedtheworld;halfacenturylateritremainsabookthatdeservesto 34 (reread)today,sothatwecanonceagainfeelourselveswarmtothefireofitspassionatemessage.For 35 wedolistentoRachelCarson'swarning,onedaywemaywakeuptothestrangeandquiethorrorofanothersilentspring. 第三遍：基础句法精益求精EnglishSentenceStructureSilentSpring第三遍：基础句法精益求精Therewasastrangestillness.Thebirds,forexample-wherebadtheygone?Manypeoplespokeofthem,puzzledanddisturbed.Thefeedingstationsinthebackyardsweredeserted.Thefewbirdsseenanywhereweremoribund;theytrembledviolentlyandcouldnotfly.(这是一个寂静的春天).Onthemorningsthatbadoncethrobbedwiththedawnchorusofrobins,catbirds,doves,jays,wrens,andscoresofotherbirdvoicestherewasnownosound;onlysilencelayoverthefieldsandwoodsandmarsh.RachelCarsonwasascientistbyprofession,buttheselinesfromtheopeningchapterofher1962bookSilentSpring,"AFableforTomorrow”,showhertalentasawriter.Byimaginingaworld without birds,（她想要警告科学界，提醒公众，人类活动已经对自然界生态系统造成了破坏性的后果）-inparticular,totheharmfuluseofpesticides,suchasDDT.Shebelievedthatthechemicalindustrywasknowinglycausingharmtoplants,animalsandevenhumans,andwishedtoseepesticidesusedinamoreresponsible,limitedandcarefullymonitoredway.（卡森敦促人们认清事实，并且为此做出努力）,SilentSpringcontainsalotofscientificresearchandcasestudies.Thebookdetailsthegypsymotheradicationprogramme,whichkilledbirds,inadditiontogypsymoths.Anothercasestudywasthefire-antprogrammethatkilledcows,butnotfireants.（书中还讲了几十个案彳列）oferadicationprogrammesthatdidnothingtoreducetheproblemstheywereoriginallydesignedtosolve.The50orsopagesattheendofthebooklistCarson'ssources,showinghowthoroughandpreciseshewasasascientist.Carson'smessagewasveryalarming,causingagreatincreaseinenvironmentalawareness.（它的效果立竿见影并影响深远）：theuseofDDTwasbannedandtheEnvironmentalProtectionAgency（EPA）wasestablishedintheUS.SilentSpringwasthereforeregardedasamilestoneinthelaunchofthegreenmovementintheWesternworld.ItalsoearnedCarsonaposthumousPresidentialMedalofFreedomandputherfaceonthe17-centUSstamp.6. （但并不是所有人都支持《寂静的春天》）.ThoughCarson'sresearchwasstrongandwassupportedbymostscientistswhoreviewedherwork,thebookquicklybecameatargetforcriticsinthepesticideindustry.TheysaidthatCarsondidnotunderstandthesciencebehindherarguments7. （因为她是位海洋生物学家，而非化学家）.Somealsosaidthatherworkwasmoreemotionalthanscientific.ThesewereattemptstodamageCarson*sreputationandstopherworkfrominfluencingpublicpolicy,butsheremaineddeterminedtostandbyherresearch.8.（卡森在公众面前、在电视节目中捍卫自己的观点）-andtoday,morethan50yearsafteritwaspublished,thevoiceofSilentSpringisstillringingloudandclear.（我个人很喜欢卡森的书）.Shemadeacrucialbutpotentiallydifficult-to-understandsubjectinterestingandaccessibletomillionsofpeople.Thisisnotsomuchbecauseofthequalityofherarguments,strongthoughtheyare,butbecauseofthebeautyandeleganceofherwriting.（她的书不仅在当时改变了世界）；halfacenturylateritremainsabookthatdeservestoberereadtoday,sothatwecanonceagainfeelourselveswarmtothefireofitspassionatemessage.ForunlesswedolistentoRachelCarson'swarning,onedaywemaywakeuptothestrangeandquiethorrorofanothersilentspring.Unit6NatureinWordsUnderstandingIdeas:FirstSnow过关斩将第一遍：词汇短语*ve:rl/^a点黄山产c-Ir嚷WF1前wt雪一枚3①sml1o8ai£E8^kiteuseiiecoHXU①pntne胆lllse曙FirstSnowMr.RobertLyndoncesaidofJaneAusten'sc1（人物；角色）:“Theyarepeopleinwhoselivesaslightfallofsnowisanevent."Evenattheriskofappearingtothisf2（公正的）andwittyreviewerasanotherMr.Woodhouse,Imusti3（坚持说）thatlastnightsfallofsnowherewasanevent.Iwasnearlyasexcitedaboutitthismorningasthechildren,whomIfoundalllookingthroughthewindowatthemagicoutsideandtalkingawayasexcitedlyasifChristmashads4 （突然地）comeroundagain.Thefactis,however,thatthesnowwasasstrangeandf5（迷人的）tomeasitwastothem.Itisthefirstfallwehavehadherethiswinter,andlastyearIwasoutofthecountry,sweatinginahotc6 （天气），duringthesnowyseason,sothatitreallydoesseemanages7（自从）Isawthegroundsofantasticallycarpeted.Thefirstf8（降落）ofsnowisnotonlyaneventbutitisamagicalevent.Yougotobedinonekindofworldandw 9（醒来）10. uptofindyourselfinanotherquited10（不同的），andifthisisnotmagic,thenwhereisittobefound?Theverys11（秘密状10. 态，保密）andquietnessofthethingmakesitmoremagical.WhenIgotupthismorningtheworldwasacoldplaceofdeadwhiteandp12（浅淡的）blues.Thelightthatcamethroughthewindowswasverystrange,anditmadethef13逸悉的）businessofsplashingands14（舌U胡子）andbrushinganddressingverystrangetoo.Thenthesuncameout,andbythetimeIhadases^1sases^1s3ASU&^^bsves8s5:』3X3zwgati^BadrowasajdQJQ勰isatdowntobreakfastitwasshiningbravelyandf15（使发红）thesnowwithdelicatepinks.Thediningroomwindowhadbeent16（转变成）intoalovelyJapaneseprint.Thelittleplumtreeoutside,withthef 17 （微弱的；模糊的）flushedsnowliningitsbranchesandartfullyd18（排歹U,布置）alongitstrunk,stoodinfullsunlight.Anhourortwolatereverythingwasacolds19（闪耀，闪光）ofwhiteandblue.Theworldhadcompletelychangedagain.ThelittleJapaneseprintshadalld 20 （消失）.Ilookedoutofmystudywindow,overthegarden,thefield,tothelowhillsbeyond,andthegroundwentonandon,theskywast21（厚重的）grey,andallthetreessomanyblackandthreateningshapes.Therewasindeedsomethingcuriouslydisturbingaboutthewholep 22 （景色）.Itwasasifourkindlycountryside,closetotheveryheartofEngland,hadbeenturnedintoacruelgrassland.Atanym23（时亥U,瞬间）,itseemed,abodyofhorsemenmightbeseenbreakingoutfromtheblacktrees,somanyweaponsmightbeheardandsomedistantspotofsnowber24（使变红）.Itwasthatkindoflandscape.Nowithaschangedagain.Theglarehasgoneandnotouchofthedisturbingr 25 （存在）.Butthesnowisfallingheavily,ingreatsoftflakes,sothatyoucanhardlyseeacrosstheshallowvalley,andtheroofsarethickandthetreesallb 26 （变弯曲），andtheweathercockofthevillagechurch,stilltobeseenthroughthegreyloadedair,hasbecomesomec27（生物）outofHansAndersen.Frommystudy,whichisapartfromthehouseandfacesit,Icanseethechildrenflatteningtheirnosesagainstthewindow,andthereisrunningthroughmyheadarhymeIusedtor 28 （重复）whenIwasachildandflattenedmynoseagainstthecoldwindowtowatchthefallingsnow:Snow,snowfaster:Whitealabaster!KillinggeeseinScotland,Sendingfeathershere!（A 29 （节选）fromFirstSnowbyJohnBoyntonPriestley） 第二遍：基础语法披荆斩棘FirstSnowMr.RobertLyndoncesaidofJaneAusten*scharacters:“Theyarepeoplein 1 livesaslightfallofsnowisanevent.^^Evenattheriskof 2 (appear)tothisfairandwittyreviewerasanotherMr.Woodhouse,Imustinsistthatlastnightsfallofsnowherewasanevent.Iwasnearlyas 3 (excite)aboutitthismorningasthechildren,whomIfoundalllookingthroughthewindowatthemagicoutsideand 4 (talk)awayasexcitedlyasifChristmashadsuddenlycomeroundagain.Thefactis,however,thatthesnowwas 5 strangeandfascinatingtomeasitwastothem.Itisthefirstfallwehavehadherethiswinter,andlastyearI 6 (be)outofthecountry,sweatinginahotclimate,duringthesnowyseason,sothatitreallydoesseemanagesinceIsawthegroundso 7 (fantastical)carpeted.Thefirstfallofsnowisnotonlyanevent 8 itisamagicalevent.Yougotobedinonekindofworldandwakeuptofindyourselfin 9 quitedifferent,andifthisisnotmagic,thenwhereisittobe 10 (find)?Theverysecrecyandquietnessofthethingmakesitmoremagical.WhenI 11 (get)upthismorningtheworldwasacoldplaceofdeadwhiteandpaleblues.Thelightthatcamethroughthewindowswasverystrange,anditmadethefamiliarbusinessofsplashingandshavingand 12 (brush)anddressingverystrangetoo.Thenthesuncameout,and 13 thetimeIhadsatdowntobreakfastitwasshiningbravelyandflushingthesnowwithdelicatepinks.Thediningroomwindow 14 (be)transformedintoalovelyJapaneseprint.Thelittleplumtreeoutside,withthefaintlyflushedsnowliningitsbranchesandartfullydisposedalongitstrunk, 15 (stand)infullsunlight.Anhourortwo 16 (late)everythingwasacoldsparkleofwhiteandblue.Theworldhad17(complete)changedagain.ThelittleJapaneseprintshadall18(appear).Ilookedoutofmystudywindow,overthegarden,thefield,tothelowhillsbeyond,andthegroundwentonandon,theskywasthickgrey,andallthetreessomanyblackandthreatening 19 (shape).Therewasindeed10 17 somethingcuriouslydisturbingaboutthewholeprospect.Itwasasifourkindlycountryside,closetotheveryheartofEngland,hadbeenturned 20 acruelgrassland.Atanymoment,itseemed,abodyofhorsemenmightbeseen 21 (break)outfromtheblacktrees,somanyweaponsmightbeheardandsomedistantspotofsnowbe 22 (red).Itwasthatkindoflandscape.Nowithaschangedagain.Theglarehasgoneandnotouchofthedisturbingremains.Butthesnowis 23 (fall)heavily,ingreatsoftflakes,sothatyoucanhardlyseeacrosstheshallowvalley,andtheroofsarethickandthetreesall 24 (bend),andtheweathercockofthevillagechurch,stilltobeseenthroughthegreyloadedair,hasbecomesomecreatureoutofHansAndersen.Frommystudy, 25isapartfromthehouseandfacesit,Icanseethechildren 26(flatten)theirnosesagainstthewindow,andthereisrunningthroughmyheadarhymeIusedtorepeatwhenIwas 27 childandflattenedmynoseagainstthecoldwindowtowatchthefallingsnow:Snow,snowfaster:Whitealabaster!KillinggeeseinScotland,Sendingfeathershere!(Adaptation 28 FirstSnowbyJohnBoyntonPriestley)24. 25. 26. 27. 28. EnglishSentenceStructure第三遍：基础句法精益求精FirstSnowEnglishSentenceStructure第三遍：基础句法精益求精Mr.RobertLyndoncesaidofJaneAusten*scharacters:“(在这些人的生命里,场场小雪皆是大事)"EvenattheriskofappearingtothisfairandwittyreviewerasanotherMr.Woodhouse,Imustinsistthatlastnight'sfallofsnowherewasanevent.Iwasnearlyasexcitedaboutitthismorningasthechildren,whomIfoundalllookingthroughthewindowatthemagicoutsideandtalkingawayasexcitedlyasifChristmashadsuddenlycomeroundagain.Thefactis,however,thatthesnowwasasstrangeandfascinatingtomeasitwastothem.2. （这是今冬我们在这里的第一场雪），andlastyearIwasoutofthecountry,sweatinginahotclimate,duringthesnowyseason,sothatitreallydoesseemanagesinceIsawthegroundsofantasticallycarpeted.Thefirstfallofsnowisnotonlyaneventbutitisamagicalevent.Yougotobedinonekindofworldandwakeuptofindyourselfinanotherquitedifferent,andifthisisnotmagic,thenwhereisittobefound?3.（神秘，悄然给这雪又增添了几分魔力）.—（今早我起床时，世界是一片寂然的白色与浅淡的蓝色，到处冷冷清清）.Thelightthatcamethroughthewindowswasverystrange,anditmadethefamiliarbusinessofsplashingandshavingandbrushinganddressingverystrangetoo.Thenthesuncameout,andbythetimeIhadsatdowntobreakfastitwasshiningbravelyandflushingthesnowwithdelicatepinks.5. （餐厅的窗户变成了一副可爱的日本版画）.Thelittleplumtreeoutside,withthefaintlyflushedsnowliningitsbranchesandartfullydisposedalongitstrunk,stoodinfullsunlight.Anhourortwolatereverythingwasacoldsparkleofwhiteandblue.6.（世界又彻底改变了模样）.ThelittleJapaneseprintshadalldisappeared.Ilookedoutofmystudywindow,overthegarden,thefield,tothelowhillsbeyond,andthegroundwentonandon,theskywasthickgrey,andallthetreessomanyblackandthreateningshapes.7. （整个景象确实会给人带来一种奇怪的、不安的感受）.Itwasasifourkindlycountryside,closetotheveryheartofEngland,hadbeenturnedintoacruelgrassland.Atanymoment,itseemed,abodyofhorsemenmightbeseenbreakingoutfromtheblacktrees,somanyweaponsmightbeheardandsomedistantspotofsnowbereddened.Itwasthatkindoflandscape.Nowithaschangedagain.Theglarehasgoneandnotouchofthedisturbingremains.But（大片的雪花铺天盖地的飘落），ingreatsoftflakes,sothatyoucanhardlyseeacrosstheshallowvalley,andtheroofsarethickandthetreesallbending,andtheweathercockofthevillagechurch,stilltobeseenthroughthegreyloadedair,hasbecomesomecreatureoutofHansAndersen.Frommystudy,whichisapartfromthehouseandfacesit,Icanseethechildrenflatteningtheirnosesagainstthewindow,and9. （我脑海中出现了我小时候一直重复哼着的歌）andflattenedmynoseagainstthecoldwindowtowatchthefaHingsnow:Snow,snowfaster:Whitealabaster!KillinggeeseinScotland,Sendingfeathershere!（AdaptationfromFirstSnowbyJohnBoyntonPriestley）DevelopingIdeas：SilentSpring谴悬舞船"副kemic一•-金"^212^wxd谴悬舞船"副kemic一•-金"^212^wxd短噌小片；lleaming-choose^^@1OVe.,focwords第一遍:词汇短语过关斩将Therewasastrangestillness.Thebirds,forexample-wherebadtheygone?Manypeoplespokeofthem,p1 （困惑）anddisturbed.Thefeedingstationsinthebackyardsweredeserted.Thefewbirdsseenanywhereweremoribund;theyt2（颤抖）violentlyandcouldnotfly.Itwasaspringwithoutvoices.Onthemorningsthatbadoncet3 （生机勃勃；热闹）withthedawnchorusofrobins,catbirds,doves,jays,wrens,andscoresofotherbirdvoicestherewasnownosound;onlys4（寂静）layoverthefieldsandwoodsandmarsh.RachelCarsonwasascientistbyprofession,buttheselinesfromtheopeningchapterofher1962bookSilentSpring,"AFablefbrTomorrow”,showhertalentasawriter.Byi 5（想象）aworldwithoutbirds,sheaimedtoa6（提酉星）notonlythescientificcommunitybutalsothegeneralpublictothedamagingeffectsofhumanactivityonnaturalecosystems-inp7（尤其），totheharmfuluseofpesticides,suchasDDT.Shebelievedthatthechemicalindustrywasknowinglycausingharmtoplants,animalsandevenhumans,andwishedtoseepesticidesusedinamorer8（负责任的），limitedandcarefullymonitoredway.Carsonurgedpeopletomakethemselvesa9（意识至ll；认清）ofthefactsanddosomethingaboutthesituation.SilentSpringc10 （包含，含有）alotofscientificresearchandcasestudies.Thebookdetailsthegypsymotheradicationprogramme,whichkilledbirds,inadditiontogypsymoths.Anothercasestudywasthefire-antprogrammethatkilledcows,butnotfireants.Thebookalsogivesdozensofothere11（例子）oferadicationprogrammesthatdidnothingtor12（减少）theproblemstheywereoriginallydesignedtosolve.The50orsopagesattheendofthebooklistCarson'ssources,showinghowt13（仔细的；缜密的）andpreciseshewasasascientist.Carson'smessagewasveryalarming,causingagreatincreaseine14（环境的）awareness.Itsi15（影响）wasimmediateandfar-reaching:theuseofDDTwasb16（禁止）andtheEnvironmentalProtectionAgency（EPA）wase17 （成立，创立）intheUS.SilentSpringwasthereforeregardedasamilestoneinthe118（推出，发起）ofthegreenmovementintheWesternworld.Italsoe19（获得）CarsonaposthumousPresidentialMedalofFreedomandputherfaceonthe17-centUSstamp.SilentSpringwasnot,however,receivedp20（积极地）byeveryone.ThoughCarson'sresearchwasstrongandwass21 （支持）bymostscientistswhoreviewedherwork,thebookquicklybecameat22（对象；目标）forcriticsinthepesticideindustry.TheysaidthatCarsondidnotunderstandthesciencebehindherargumentsbecauseshewasam23（海洋的）biologistratherthanachemist.Somealsosaidthatherworkwasmoree24（情绪化）thanscientific.ThesewereattemptstodamageCarson'sr25 （名誉，名望）andstopherworkfrominfluencingpublicpolicy,butsheremaineddeterminedtostandbyherresearch.Carsona26（出现）inpublicandontelevisiontodefendherclaims-andtoday,morethan50yearsafteritwaspublished,thevoiceofSilentSpringisstillringingloudandclear.P27（就个人而言），IenjoyCarson'sbook.Shemadeacrucialbutpotentiallydifficult-to-understandsubjectinterestinganda28 （易懂的，可理解的）tomillionsofpeople.Thisisnotsomuchbecauseofthequalityofherarguments,strongthoughtheyare,butbecauseofthebeautyande29 （优美）ofherwriting.Herbooknot SilentSpringTherewasastrangestillness.Thebirds,forexample-wherebadtheygone?Manypeoplespokeofthem,puzzledand 1 (disturb).Thefeedingstationsinthebackyardsweredeserted.Thefewbirds