Book 6 Unit 2 Period One 二

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1、PeriodOne　WarmingUp&Reading(Ⅱ)基础落实Ⅰ.单词检测1．v.给……标记号　　　传达；运送取笑害怕融化转换旋转说；讲2．n.诗(总称)韵；押韵情感；情绪托儿所重复钻石模式村舍麻雀音节最低限度翻译枝条悲伤3．adj.具体的引起矛盾的灵活的含盐的无穷的4．adv.最后；终于Ⅱ.短语检测1．童谣2．轻松，不紧张3．用完4．由……构成5．尤其；特别Ⅲ.介、副词填空1．then，hehaddevotedhislifetoteaching.2．ayoungman，hewasapostmaster.3．Thankshisresearch，China’srice

2、productisaheadoftheothercountries.4．Althoughheisrich，heisnotsatisfiedhislife.5．AlbertEinstaincaredlittlethemoneyheearned.6．Alltheworkhadtobedonehand.7．Wehaven’tgotalotoftimetoplay，sowe’dbetterhurryup.8．CanyoutranslatethislegaljargonplainEnglishme?Ⅳ.句型转换1．Wearerunningoutofourmoney.Ourmoney

3、.2．Wewouldhavewonifwehadtrainedharder.Ifwe，wewouldn’thave.3．Thereisnothingserious.Don’tbenervous.Thereisnothingserious.Just.4．Youneedn’tcomeifyoudon’twantto.There’scomeifyoudon’twantto.5．Atschool，theyteasedmebecauseIwasfat.(1)Atschool，theymebecauseIwasfat.(2)Atschool，theymebecauseIwasfat.

4、(3)Atschool，theymebecauseIwasfat.6．Thissentencedoesn’tmakeanysense.Thissentence.能力提升阅读理解ABillGatesisoneofthefoundersofthesoftwarecompanyMicrosoftandoneoftherichestpeopleintheworld.Hewasbornin1955inSeattle，Washington.HeattendedHarvardUniversityinMassachusetts.Butheleftafterthreeyearswithou

5、tgraduating.In1974，whilehewasstillatHarvard，hestartedMicrosoftwithhisfriendPaulAllen.Itlaterbecameoneofthemostinfluentialcompaniesinhistory.Microsoftinventedmanycomputerprogramsthathavebeenusedinhomes，officesandschoolsaroundtheworld.Theseprogramschangedthewaypeopleusecomputersandsearchfor

6、informationontheInternet.BillGatesmademanysmartbusinessdecisions.Oneofthebestdecisionswastokeepownershipofthesoftwarehehadwritten.Manycomputerexpertsbelievedthathardware(硬件)wasmoreimportantthansoftware(软件)，butGatesdidnotagree.Andtimehasprovenhimcorrect.BillGateswasMicrosoft’slargestshareh

7、older(股东)．Attheageof31，hebecameabillionaire.By1999，reportssaidhewasworthabout100billiondollars.ManypeoplerespectBillGatesbutsomedonotlikehim.Theybelievehehurtotherbusinessessohecouldbesuccessful.TheUnitedStatesgovernmentandtheEuropeanUnionbelievedMicrosofthadtoomuch