《英語中高職貫通》課件-lesson 5

Makeasurvey:Doyou...ifyouhappentogetangry?I.Askclassmatesaroundyouandcollectthreemostcommonwaystoreporttotheclass.1.Whatdoyoudoifyouhappentohavelosttemper?（Choosefromtheleftboxbelow）2.Whatdoyoudowhenyoutrytocontrolyourtemper?(Choosefromtherightboxbelow)II.Theresultofthesurvey:Writedownthreewayschosenbymostofthestudents.LoseTemperControlTemperThereoncewasalittleboywhohadabadtemper.Hisfathergavehimabagofnailsandtoldhimthateverytimehelosthistemper,hemusthammeranailintothefenceinthebackyard.Onthefirstday,theboyhaddriven37nailsintothefence.Overthenextfewweeks,ashelearnedtocontrolhisanger,thenumberofnailstheboyhammereddailygraduallydwindled.Hediscovereditwaseasiertoholdhistemperthantodrivethosenailsintothefence.Finally,thedaycamewhentheboydidn’tlosehistemperatall.Hetoldhisfatheraboutit,andthefathersuggestedthattheboynowpulloutonenailfromtheboardeachdaythathewasabletoholdhistemper.Thedayspassedandtheyoungboywasfinallyabletotellhisfatherthatallthenailsweregone.Thefathertookhissonbythehandandledhimtothefence.Hesaid,“Youhavedonewell,myson,butlookattheholesinthefence.Thefencewillneverbethesame.Whenyousaythingsinanger,theyleaveascarjustlikethisinother’sheart.Itwon’tmatterhowmanytimesyousayI’msorry,thewoundisstillthere.”I.Putthefollowingsentencesintherightorderaccordingtothestory.□Youwillfindithardtomakeupforthedamageifyouhavelostyourtemper.□Thenumberofnailstheboyhammereddailygraduallydwindled.□Thedaycamewhentheboydidn’tlosehistemperatall.□Oncetherewasafatherwhotoldhissontohammeranailintothefenceeachtimehelosthistemper.□Onthefirstday,theboyhammered37nailsintothefence.□Finallytheboywasabletopulloutallthenailsfromthefencebecausehecouldholdhistemper.123654II.Completethesentenceswiththeexpressionsintheirproperforms.1.Itissaidthandone.2.Thehunteralongnailintoatalltreeandhungabulletinonit.3.Jackfeltverysorryforhisparentshelosthistemper.4.Thedaycameheenteredauniversityafteryearsofhardworking.5.theangryboyalone.Hewillfindawayoutbyhimself.6.Itisthatanotheraircraftcarrierbebuiltinthenearfuture.easierdroveeverytimewhenLeavesuggestedInteraction:Accordingtothesurvey,tellyourpartnerwhatpeopledoandhowitworkstogettheirtemperundercontrol.EffectsdistractyoufromwhatmakesyouangryActivitieswatchfavoritemoviesorcomediesPickoutwordsorphrasestodescribesomeoneyouliketomakefriendswith.Activity:Explainwhyyou’dliketochoosepeopleofthesecharacterstobeyourfriends.Youmayspeaklikethis:Badhabitsareusuallyeasytomakebutdifficulttobreak.Whatwouldyouadviceyourfriendstodoiftheywishtogetridofthesebadhabits?Nowreadthestoryforanexplanation.AGrainofSandHereisastory.Aparticipantinthelong-distanceracegothisshoesfilledwithsandwhenhewascrossingabeach.Hehadtostoptogetthesandouthastilybeforeheresumedrunning.Unfortunately,agrainofsandremainedrubbingthesoleandbecameincreasinglytellingsothateachstepmeantasharppain.Reluctanttostopandgetridofthesand,hecontinuedtoruninspiteofthepainuntilhecouldstanditnomore.Hedroppedoutofthecontestjustafewyardsfromthefinishingline.Ashemanagedtogetoutoftheshoepainfully,hewassurprisedtofindthecauseofhislastingtormentwasonlyagrainofsand.Itseemsthatthegreatestobstacleonone’swayforwardmaynotbeahighmountainoradeepvalleybutagrainofsandthatishardlyvisible.Toavoidblameonaminorfault,onemaytellalie.Thataddsaburdentoaheavyheartandweighsitdown.Inthedaystocome,hewillhavetomakeuponefalsehoodafteranothertocovertheliehetoldandthefaulthecommitted.Thushewillneverbeabletofreehimselffromlingeringanxiety,worry,andregret.Readagainandfindtheanswers.()1.Thecauseoftheparticipant’slastingtormentis.A.hisshoesfullofsandB.hisworn-outshoesC.agrainofsandinhisshoeD.astoneintheway()2.Theunderlinedphrase“dropoutof”inthepassagemeans.A.completeB.falloffC.giveupD.stop()3.Theparticipantfailedtoreachthefinishinglinebecause.A.hefeltverytiredB.hecouldnolongerstandthegreatpainC.hedecidedtogiveuphalfwayD.hehurthislegduringtheraceCCBReadagainandfindtheanswers.（）4.Thesentence“Toavoidblameonaminorfault,onemaytellalie”impliesthat.A.onemaytellanotherlietocoverasmallfaultB.onemayavoidtheblameforasmallfaultbytellingalieC.tellingliesisakindofwaytoavoidtheblamefromothersD.admittingthemistakesyouhavemadeisthekeytoavoidinglies（）5.Whatcanweconcludefromthisstory?A.Correctthefaultsifyouhavecommittedthem,andavoidthemifyouhavenot.B.Themorehaste,thelessspeed.C.Weshallhavecouragetoovercomeeveryobstacleonthewaytosuccess.D.Allsufferingsbeginwithagrainofsand—thefirstlieonehastold.ADRewritethesentencesbelow.1.Hisshoeswerefilledwithsandwhenhewascrossingabeach.（befullof）

2.ItseemsthatTonyisthelasttoreachthefinishingline.（seemto)

3.Thecauseofhislastingtormentwasonlyagrainofsand.（What...）

4.Anotherliebringsmoreburdentoaheavyheartandweighsitdown.（add...to...)

5.Hehadtomakeuponefalsehoodafteranothertocovertheliehetold.(sothat...)Hisshoeswerefullofsandwhenhewascrossingabeach.Tonyseemstobethelasttoreachthefinishingline.Whatcausedhislastingtormentwasonlyagrainofsand.Anotherlieaddsmoreburdentoaheavyheartandweighsitdown.Anotherlieaddsaburdentoaheavyheartandweighsitdown.Interaction:Ifonemadeamistakeinlife,whatshouldhedoornotdo?Makeachoicebelow,andshareyourworkwithyourclassmates.Guidedwriting:WriteanarticletitledHowtoGetonWellwithOthersbygivinganexampletoillustrateoneofthesuggestionsofthetwostories.Youmaystartlikethis:Thetwostoriestellusausefullesson—theimportanceofpeople’sattitude.Theysuggestusthatweshould...Theyareallgoodadvicetousyoungpeople.Ihaveastoryabouttheimportanceof...inlife.Readthefollowingpassageandthenfillintheblankswiththewordsfromthewordbox.Inmyopinion,thestorygivesusa:ifwehavethatwefaults,weshouldcorrectthemassoonaspossible.Maybeitisonlyasmallmistakeorfaultthatyou,andyoumaygiveyourselfareason,“Idon’tthinkittotakesomuchtimeandtocorrectaminormistake.”Butyouarewrong!Ifyoudon’tcorrectamistakeorfault,itwillbelikethecancercellgrowinglargerandbringingyoumoremistakes.Intheend,youwillsomuchmoreforthefirstslightmistakeorfault!Doitandthoroughlyaspossibleasyoucan,notonlywhenprogressbutalsowhencorrectingfaults.warningrealizedcommittedlookdownuponnecessaryenergypay

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