新編大學(xué)英語教案-第四冊-unit1-資料下載頁
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【正文】 . I made a note of her address and phone number. 2) take/make notes: write notes（記筆記） . She sat quietly in the corner making careful notes. 3) take note: pay careful attention to something（注意）eg. People were beginning to take note of her talent.10. blame () v. Some set phrases with blame: 1) blame somebody for something: （責備） . It39。s not fair to blame me — it39。s not my fault that we lost. 2 ) be to blame: （是某人的過錯） . You are not to blame for what happened. 事情的發(fā)生不是你的過錯。 3) only have oneself to blame: used to say that someone39。s problems are his own fault 咎由自取 . If he fails his exams, he39。ll only have himself to blame.11. alive (l. 88) a. (not used before noun) 1) still living and not dead: . It was really a bad accident — they39。re lucky to be alive. 2) active and happy: . It was the kind of morning when you wake up and feel really alive.3) continuing to exist: . Ancient traditions are still very much alive in rural areas. 12. not (no) … because (l. 41) 并不是因為…而… I did not e because I was afraid of you. I didn’t read the novel because I did not like the auther. Since I didn’t like the auther of this novel I din’t read it.Reading ComprehensionI. Understanding the Organization of the TextHumor is universal, but people39。s sense of humor varies.Para. 4.Even animals have a sense of humor. The author39。s dog is a good example.Para. 5The typical three parts of a joke: 1) setup, 2) body, 3) punch line.Para. 612Different forms of humor: 1) slapstick, 2) Chinese crosstalk, 3) a play on words, 4) puns and doubleentendres. Para. 13Humor will persist even though some professional humorists think today39。s humor is not very intelligent or sophisticated. 2. Understanding Specific Information 1) B 2) D 3) C 4) A 5) C 6) A 7) A 8) D 9) B l0) B
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