E英语教程2unit7

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1、ListeningandspeakingReadingGrammarWritingCultureexpressContentPronunciationandlisteningskillsConversationsPassageListeningandspeakingConversation1第一题1.Howmuch2.expensive,possible3.warpitup第二题1.awoolscarf2.72dollarsConversation2第一题：ＣＢ第二题:1.makeanoffer2.fixed3.cheaper4.onaspecialsalePassage第一题

2、:1.mid-1960s2.social3.middle-class4.teachings5.meaning6.culture7.long8.jeans9.ethnic10.love第二题：TFTPassageAPassageBEvolutiondefinesshoppingstyleFashiontribesReadingEvolutiondefinesshoppingstyleLead-inTextstudyExercisesPassageAPassageA–EvolutiondefinesshoppingstyleWorkingroupstodiscussthefollo

3、wingquestions.Pre-readingquestions1.Doyoulikeshopping?Ifyes,whatisyourshoppinghabit?Ifno,whynot?2.Doyouthinktherearedifferencesbetweenmalesandfemaleswhentheybuythings?Ifyes,whatarethey?PassageA–EvolutiondefinesshoppingstyleTextstudyOrganizationofthetextLanguagepointsTextreadingPassageA–Evolu

4、tiondefinesshoppingstyleDifferingfoodhuntingrolesinancienttimeshaveevolvedintodifferingshoppingstylesinmoderntimes.男女在古代觅食过程中分工的不同导致了现代生活中他们购物风格的差异。(Line1,Para.1)1)evolveintosth.:发展成某事物；演变成某事物e.g.Thegroupgraduallyevolvedintoapoliticalparty.2)hunting和shopping是现在分词作定语，分别修饰roles和styles。PassageA

5、–EvolutiondefinesshoppingstyleWhilewomenspenttheirdaysgatheringfood,oftenwithchildren,menwerehunterswhomadespecificplansabouthowtocatchandkillanimalsforfood.过去，女人常带着孩子整日采集食物，而男人则充当猎手的角色，他们要详细计划如何捕杀猎物。。(Line1,Para.2)1)While作为连词，用于强调两种情况、活动等之间的差别，意为“却；但是；而”。e.g.Thefirsttwoservicesarefree,while

6、thethirdcosts35dollars.2)Whomadespecificplansabouthowtocatchandkillanimalsforfood是定语从句，修饰先行词hunters3)Makeaplan:制定计划=workout/drawupaplane.g.Theymadeaplanabouthowtoreducecosts.PassageA–Evolutiondefinesshoppingstyle这本书反映了这个老妇人的真实经历。Thebookmirrorstherealexperienceoftheoldwoman.Thetwoapproachesth

7、atweusedtoobtainfoodmirrorhowweshopinmoderntimes,accordingtoProfessorKruger’snewstudy.(Line3,Para.2)1)句中包含了一个定语从句thatweusedtoobtainfood,修饰先行词approaches，先行词在定语从句中作宾语。2)mirror：v.tobeverysimilartosth.orcopyofit与……酷似；反映克鲁格教授新的研究成果显示，我们过去获取食物的两种途径反映出我们在