人教版(2019)选择性必修四 Unit 1 Science Fiction Accessing your progress 课件(共15张PPT)
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Unit 1
Unit 1
SCIENCE FICTION
Why can science fiction predict the future of technology and society
Technology in science fiction is created primarily for two reasons - to serve a function in the new world that the author has created, or because the author sees current technology evolving in that fashion, often with society evolving too to suit this technology. So it is logical in some ways that those science fiction works that most accurately predicted how the society we live in functions are going to be the most accurate when it comes to predicting the technology that we have.
Complete the following sentences using the correct forms of the words in the box.
fetch superior to calculate have an urge to
suspend dismiss explode pace
1
1. Batteries are not allowed by airlines in checked luggage, as they might __________ due to overheating.
2. The new generation of smartphones is greatly _____________ older version.
3. Since I don’t have much time, I need to __________ how long it will take me to do the task.
explode
superior to
calculate
fetch superior to calculate have an urge to
suspend dismiss explode pace
4. Ordered by its master, the AI dog _________ the book from the bookshelf.
5. I was so pleased to hear the bell ring and our teacher announce, “Class is ____________”
6. The company has to __________ the space exploration project due to financial problems.
fetched
dismissed
suspend
fetch superior to calculate have an urge to
suspend dismiss explode pace
7. City people are experiencing increasing psychological pressure as a result of a faster _______ of life and rising competition.
8. At one time or another, each of us probably _________________ break the routine of daily life and try something new.
pace
has an urge to
Read and complete the following sentences with appropriate forms of the words in brackets. Then think about why the passive voice is used in these sentences.
2
1. Mobile phones must __________________ during the concert. (switch off)
2. When I came here at this time last year, the conference hall _______________. (build)
3. Topics like life in the future, AI development, and aliens __________________ in sci-fi. (often found).
4. Do you know which country _____________ by Italy, Austria, Germany, and France (border)
be switched off
was being built
are often found
is bordered
5. Continuous research _______________________ on smart schools, smart homes, and smart cities. (conduct)
6. It should ___________ that the result of your examinations will not ________________. (note; publicise)
7. It _____________________ that more species will become extinct if we continue to destroy the ecosystem. (assume)
8. All members of the audience should _____________ smartly, and the wearing of slippers ________________ in the concert hall. (dress; not allow)
has been conducted
be publicised
has been assumed
be dressed
be noted
is not allowed
1. What interesting things about science fiction did you learn in this unit
Works of fiction blend the real and imaginary into compelling stories that transport people back in time, let them visit faraway places and experience other cultures.
REFLECTING
① Learning from fiction is an age-old tradition
② Stories are memorable
③ Fiction is a double-edge sword
④ People process fiction differently than non-fiction
⑤Warnings and feedback help
2. What new vocabulary and structures did you learn in this unit How well can you use them
I’ve learnt the words in sci-fi and the sentences structures in sci-fi. Furthermore, I’ve read famous sci-fi “The time machine”. I can write my own short science fiction stories by following the examples in this unit.
3. Do you think comparing and contrasting, and listening for discourse markers were useful strategies for you to understand the texts
One of the first higher-order reading strategies we must develop is comparing. we must learn to effectively and accurately group things (objects, characters, ideas, concepts, etc.) based on similarities and paring is an important reading strategy as it encourages and helps develop critical thinking skills. DMs (Discourse Markers) play a facilitating role in the comprehension of a text; consequently, the number of DMs can be effective in further facilitating and smoothing of the reading process. That is to say, a rise in the number of DMs can also increase the revelation of the rhetorical structure of a text and thereby increase the level of facility these markers equip the readers with.
4. What problems did you have with this unit How did you solve them
As usual, understanding some complex sentences and the structure of the text as a whole is still a big problem for me. I’ll surf the internet to find some useful information to enrich my understanding.
Overall, I thought this unit was
□inspiring □useful □so-so □difficult
Unit 1
Unit 1
SCIENCE FICTION
Why can science fiction predict the future of technology and society
Technology in science fiction is created primarily for two reasons - to serve a function in the new world that the author has created, or because the author sees current technology evolving in that fashion, often with society evolving too to suit this technology. So it is logical in some ways that those science fiction works that most accurately predicted how the society we live in functions are going to be the most accurate when it comes to predicting the technology that we have.
Complete the following sentences using the correct forms of the words in the box.
fetch superior to calculate have an urge to
suspend dismiss explode pace
1
1. Batteries are not allowed by airlines in checked luggage, as they might __________ due to overheating.
2. The new generation of smartphones is greatly _____________ older version.
3. Since I don’t have much time, I need to __________ how long it will take me to do the task.
explode
superior to
calculate
fetch superior to calculate have an urge to
suspend dismiss explode pace
4. Ordered by its master, the AI dog _________ the book from the bookshelf.
5. I was so pleased to hear the bell ring and our teacher announce, “Class is ____________”
6. The company has to __________ the space exploration project due to financial problems.
fetched
dismissed
suspend
fetch superior to calculate have an urge to
suspend dismiss explode pace
7. City people are experiencing increasing psychological pressure as a result of a faster _______ of life and rising competition.
8. At one time or another, each of us probably _________________ break the routine of daily life and try something new.
pace
has an urge to
Read and complete the following sentences with appropriate forms of the words in brackets. Then think about why the passive voice is used in these sentences.
2
1. Mobile phones must __________________ during the concert. (switch off)
2. When I came here at this time last year, the conference hall _______________. (build)
3. Topics like life in the future, AI development, and aliens __________________ in sci-fi. (often found).
4. Do you know which country _____________ by Italy, Austria, Germany, and France (border)
be switched off
was being built
are often found
is bordered
5. Continuous research _______________________ on smart schools, smart homes, and smart cities. (conduct)
6. It should ___________ that the result of your examinations will not ________________. (note; publicise)
7. It _____________________ that more species will become extinct if we continue to destroy the ecosystem. (assume)
8. All members of the audience should _____________ smartly, and the wearing of slippers ________________ in the concert hall. (dress; not allow)
has been conducted
be publicised
has been assumed
be dressed
be noted
is not allowed
1. What interesting things about science fiction did you learn in this unit
Works of fiction blend the real and imaginary into compelling stories that transport people back in time, let them visit faraway places and experience other cultures.
REFLECTING
① Learning from fiction is an age-old tradition
② Stories are memorable
③ Fiction is a double-edge sword
④ People process fiction differently than non-fiction
⑤Warnings and feedback help
2. What new vocabulary and structures did you learn in this unit How well can you use them
I’ve learnt the words in sci-fi and the sentences structures in sci-fi. Furthermore, I’ve read famous sci-fi “The time machine”. I can write my own short science fiction stories by following the examples in this unit.
3. Do you think comparing and contrasting, and listening for discourse markers were useful strategies for you to understand the texts
One of the first higher-order reading strategies we must develop is comparing. we must learn to effectively and accurately group things (objects, characters, ideas, concepts, etc.) based on similarities and paring is an important reading strategy as it encourages and helps develop critical thinking skills. DMs (Discourse Markers) play a facilitating role in the comprehension of a text; consequently, the number of DMs can be effective in further facilitating and smoothing of the reading process. That is to say, a rise in the number of DMs can also increase the revelation of the rhetorical structure of a text and thereby increase the level of facility these markers equip the readers with.
4. What problems did you have with this unit How did you solve them
As usual, understanding some complex sentences and the structure of the text as a whole is still a big problem for me. I’ll surf the internet to find some useful information to enrich my understanding.
Overall, I thought this unit was
□inspiring □useful □so-so □difficult