Unit 6 Disaster and Hope词汇 课件-(共17张PPT)外研版(2019)必修第三册
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(共17张PPT)
unit 6 单词扩讲
词汇分类
类别 备考=听写最低 要求
阅读词汇 要求识记（即看见英语想起汉语意）。
语法词汇 要求能够记忆并拼写出该词的派生词及固定搭配（即看见汉语能够拼写原单词及其派生词，短语搭配）。
写作词汇 要求掌握主题词块拼写和情景运用（会拼写该单词，拼写固定搭配，背诵例句，运用于写作中）。
Part I (P81-P86) understanding ideas
disastrous adj. 灾难性的
Part II (P87-P88) Using Language
Part III(P90-P94) Developing ideas
Part I (P81-P86) understanding ideas
plus adj.（数字后）多；余下
prep.加；加上 反义词 minus
n.加号
conj.而且（替代and)
eg. Cycling is good for our health, plus it is environmentally friendly.
Success requires talent plus hard work.
短语： on the plus side 从好的方面说(议论文）
eg. Some argue that smartphones is harmful for students. On the plus side, they provide immense resources for learning.
2. erupt v.(火山）爆发；喷发
短语：erupt into fury 勃然大怒(读后续写）
eg. My farther just erupted into fury.
eruption n.爆发喷发
eruptive adj.火山喷发的
immediately adv.即刻；马上
conj.一…就
eg.I left immediately the clock struck 12.
immediate adj.立即的；（名词前）当前的
4. occur vi(不及物动词）. occurred-occurred
发生：A great decline in young work force is likely to occur in China.
存在：Cultural differences occur wherever you go.
浮现于某人脑中；被某人想起 （读后续写）
短语： sth/it occurred to(考) sb （that)/to do sth
eg. The idea occurred to him in a dream.
eg. It didn’t occur to him that she has gone.
eg. It didn’t occur to her to ask for help.
occurrence n.事件；发生；存在
5. announcement n.通告；公告
announce v.宣布；统治
announcer n.播音员；广播员
6. grab v.抓取；夺得——grabbed-grabbed
eg. She grabbed the keys and rushed out.（读后续写）
grab the opportunity/chance/the attention of sth
eg.We’d better grab every opportunity whenever it comes.
7. reliable adj.可靠的
rely v.依靠——relied-relied relies relying
短语：rely on(考) sb/sth (to do sth)=depend on
eg. These days we rely heavily on Internet to organize our study and work.
reliance n.依靠；依赖
8 . rescue n.营救；解救
短语：come to one’s rescue 营救某人
eg. A wealthy businessman came to their rescue with great fortune.
v.营救
短语： rescue sb/sth from(考) sth/sb
eg. He rescued me from an embarrassing situation.
rescuer n.救援人员
Part II (P87-P88) Using Language
9. emergency n.紧急情况
emergent adj.新兴的
emerge v.出现
eg. We emerged into bright sunlight. （读后续写）
emergence n.出现；显现
exceptionally adv.极其，非常（替代very）
exception n.例外
exceptional adj.杰出的；罕见的
except prep.除…之外
11. claim v.宣称；要求；索要；夺走生命（新闻报道）
eg. Some people claimed that surfing the Internet is a waste of time.(议论文）
eg. It was claimed that a major breakthrough in the fight against cancer has been made.
n.声称；所有权；要求
12. crisis n.危机(crises 复数形式）
短语：face a crisis of confidence 信任危机
eg. Our relationship is facing a crisis of confidence.(读后续写）
13. threaten v.威胁到；
预兆凶险；eg. A storm was threatening.(读后续写）
危及；eg. Pollution is threatening marine life.
threatening adj.威胁的；
乌云密布的eg.The sky was dark and threatening.（读后续写）
threatened adj.感到受威胁的
threat n.威胁；征兆
eg. Many endangered animals are under threat.
14. precisely adv.精确得；准确地
precise adj.准确的；恰好；细致的
15. otherwise adv.否则，要不然；除此以外
eg. I have to make a decision now, otherwise we will be caught in a dilemma.(读后续写）
eg. There was some music playing upstairs. Otherwise, the house was silent.(读后续写）
Part III(P90-P94) Developing ideas
16. sufficient adj.足够的；充足的（替代enough）
insufficient adj.不充足的
self-sufficient adj.自给自足的
17. shelter n.庇护；掩蔽
eg. The fox was running to take shelter from the storm.(读后续写） animal shelter 动物收容所
a night shelter for the homeless
v.保护 短语 shelter …(from)…
eg. Perhaps I sheltered my daughter too much.(读后续写）
unit 6 单词扩讲
词汇分类
类别 备考=听写最低 要求
阅读词汇 要求识记（即看见英语想起汉语意）。
语法词汇 要求能够记忆并拼写出该词的派生词及固定搭配（即看见汉语能够拼写原单词及其派生词，短语搭配）。
写作词汇 要求掌握主题词块拼写和情景运用（会拼写该单词，拼写固定搭配，背诵例句，运用于写作中）。
Part I (P81-P86) understanding ideas
disastrous adj. 灾难性的
Part II (P87-P88) Using Language
Part III(P90-P94) Developing ideas
Part I (P81-P86) understanding ideas
plus adj.（数字后）多；余下
prep.加；加上 反义词 minus
n.加号
conj.而且（替代and)
eg. Cycling is good for our health, plus it is environmentally friendly.
Success requires talent plus hard work.
短语： on the plus side 从好的方面说(议论文）
eg. Some argue that smartphones is harmful for students. On the plus side, they provide immense resources for learning.
2. erupt v.(火山）爆发；喷发
短语：erupt into fury 勃然大怒(读后续写）
eg. My farther just erupted into fury.
eruption n.爆发喷发
eruptive adj.火山喷发的
immediately adv.即刻；马上
conj.一…就
eg.I left immediately the clock struck 12.
immediate adj.立即的；（名词前）当前的
4. occur vi(不及物动词）. occurred-occurred
发生：A great decline in young work force is likely to occur in China.
存在：Cultural differences occur wherever you go.
浮现于某人脑中；被某人想起 （读后续写）
短语： sth/it occurred to(考) sb （that)/to do sth
eg. The idea occurred to him in a dream.
eg. It didn’t occur to him that she has gone.
eg. It didn’t occur to her to ask for help.
occurrence n.事件；发生；存在
5. announcement n.通告；公告
announce v.宣布；统治
announcer n.播音员；广播员
6. grab v.抓取；夺得——grabbed-grabbed
eg. She grabbed the keys and rushed out.（读后续写）
grab the opportunity/chance/the attention of sth
eg.We’d better grab every opportunity whenever it comes.
7. reliable adj.可靠的
rely v.依靠——relied-relied relies relying
短语：rely on(考) sb/sth (to do sth)=depend on
eg. These days we rely heavily on Internet to organize our study and work.
reliance n.依靠；依赖
8 . rescue n.营救；解救
短语：come to one’s rescue 营救某人
eg. A wealthy businessman came to their rescue with great fortune.
v.营救
短语： rescue sb/sth from(考) sth/sb
eg. He rescued me from an embarrassing situation.
rescuer n.救援人员
Part II (P87-P88) Using Language
9. emergency n.紧急情况
emergent adj.新兴的
emerge v.出现
eg. We emerged into bright sunlight. （读后续写）
emergence n.出现；显现
exceptionally adv.极其，非常（替代very）
exception n.例外
exceptional adj.杰出的；罕见的
except prep.除…之外
11. claim v.宣称；要求；索要；夺走生命（新闻报道）
eg. Some people claimed that surfing the Internet is a waste of time.(议论文）
eg. It was claimed that a major breakthrough in the fight against cancer has been made.
n.声称；所有权；要求
12. crisis n.危机(crises 复数形式）
短语：face a crisis of confidence 信任危机
eg. Our relationship is facing a crisis of confidence.(读后续写）
13. threaten v.威胁到；
预兆凶险；eg. A storm was threatening.(读后续写）
危及；eg. Pollution is threatening marine life.
threatening adj.威胁的；
乌云密布的eg.The sky was dark and threatening.（读后续写）
threatened adj.感到受威胁的
threat n.威胁；征兆
eg. Many endangered animals are under threat.
14. precisely adv.精确得；准确地
precise adj.准确的；恰好；细致的
15. otherwise adv.否则，要不然；除此以外
eg. I have to make a decision now, otherwise we will be caught in a dilemma.(读后续写）
eg. There was some music playing upstairs. Otherwise, the house was silent.(读后续写）
Part III(P90-P94) Developing ideas
16. sufficient adj.足够的；充足的（替代enough）
insufficient adj.不充足的
self-sufficient adj.自给自足的
17. shelter n.庇护；掩蔽
eg. The fox was running to take shelter from the storm.(读后续写） animal shelter 动物收容所
a night shelter for the homeless
v.保护 短语 shelter …(from)…
eg. Perhaps I sheltered my daughter too much.(读后续写）