2019-2020年高中英语Unit3Tomorrow’sWorldSectionⅤProject教学案牛津译林版必修4

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1、2019-2020年高中英语Unit3Tomorrow’sWorldSectionⅤProject教学案牛津译林版必修4In1863,ProfessorOttoLindenbrockfoundasecretmessageinanoldbookhehadrecentlybought①.Themessagespokeof②atriptothecentreoftheEarththroughavolcanoinIceland③.Immediately,he④gothisthingspacked⑤andwenttoIceland,forcinghisnephew⑥Axeltogowithhim⑦.InI

2、celand,theProfessorhired⑧aguidenamedHans.Whenthethreeofthemreachedthevolcano,theyjourneyedundergroundthroughasmallcave.Aftermanydays,theycametoavastroomwithalargeoceaninside.Ontheshores⑨ofthisocean,therewasaforestandhugemushrooms⑩.Highabove,theskywasfilledwithgas⑪thatgaveofflightlikethesun⑫.Thethree

3、menbuiltasmallboatandsetsail⑬.Allofasudden,twodinosaurs⑭rosetothesurfaceandbegantofighteachother.Thesmallboatwasalmostsunkbythedinosaursbeforetheywereabletogetaway⑮.①hehad...是省略了that或which的定语从句，修饰anoldbook。②speakof谈及，提及　　③Icelandn．冰岛④“get＋宾语＋宾补”结构，此处用过去分词作宾补。⑤pack/pæk/vt.收拾(行李)；包装n.纸袋；大背包；一捆packup打点

4、行李；把……打包⑥nephew/'nefjuː/n.侄子，外甥　niece侄女⑦现在分词短语forcinghis...作伴随状语。⑧hire/'haIə(r)/vt.聘用，雇用；租用，租借namedHans为过去分词短语作定语。⑨shore/ʃɔː(r)/n.(海洋、湖泊等大水域的)岸，滨⑩mushroom/'mʌʃrʊm/n.蘑菇；伞菌⑪gas/gæs/n.气体；天然气，煤气⑫that引导定语从句，修饰先行词gas。⑬setsail启航⑭dinosaur/'daInəsɔː(r)/n.恐龙⑮getaway逃走《地心游记》儒勒·凡尔纳[第1～3段译文]在1863年，奥托·林登布罗克教授从最近买

5、的一本古书里发现了一个秘密。那个秘密提及了通过冰岛的一座火山进入地心的一次旅行。他立刻收拾好行李去了冰岛，并且强行带上他侄子阿克赛尔与他同行。在冰岛，教授雇了一位名叫汉斯的向导。当他们三人到达火山时，他们通过一个小洞在地下穿行。许多天以后，他们来到了一间巨大的、里面有一片辽阔海洋的房子。在这片海洋的岸边有一片森林，长着巨型蘑菇。头顶上，天空充满像太阳一样放射出光芒的气体。他们三人造了一只小船启航了。突然，两只恐龙冒出水面开始互相打斗。那只小船在他们逃离之前差一点被恐龙弄得沉入水中。Theysailedtoshoreandexploredtheforest.Theycameacross⑯huge

6、insectsandmanystrangecreatures.Astheywerewanderingaround,theynoticedamansittingagainst⑰atree⑱inthedistance—hewasatleastfourmetrestall.Themenbecameafraid,andranbacktotheboat.Theysetsailagain,andsawwhatlookedlikeanexit⑲，butitwasblockedbyrockswhichhadfallendownfromtheceiling⑳.Theymadeabombtoblowupthero

7、cks.Afterthebombexploded,theirboatrushedwildlyforwardintoalargehole.Theboatfloateddownwiththewater.Itwastoofastforthemtoescape.Theycouldonlyholdontotheboatinterror.Finally,theyreachedthebottomofthehol