课件27张PPT。Revision for Unit Five Page 40music
musician
band
instrument
actor
jazz
rap
orchestra
choral
classical music
folk music
country music
rock and roll
passer-by
advertisement
fan
frog
ability
saying
reputation
hit
celebration
performanceearn
sort
perform
stick
support
copy
reuniteextra
attractive
unknown
lively
popular
afterwards
loosely
fiercelydream of
be honest with
be popular with
form a band
practise doing sth.
give sb. a chance to do sth.
in a different way
play jokes on sb.
as well as
put on an advertisement
be/become serious about
be confident about sth.break up
by chance
above all
stick to
or so
in the mid-1980sHave you ever dreamed of being in front
of thousands of people at a concert, with
everyone clapping and enjoying your
singing?
2. If we are honest with ourselves, most of us
have dreamed of being famous?
3. They may play to passers-by in the street
so that they can earn some extra money.
4. There was a band that started in a
different way.
5. The musicians of whom the band was
formed played jokes on each other as well as played music.
6. Actors may not be able to sing so at first
other musicians sang the songs for the
programme while the band pretended to sing
them.
7. Their attractive performances were copied
by other group and their fans supported
Them fiecely.
8. However, after a year or so in which they
became more serious about their work.
9. Freddy and his band could not go out
without being following everywhere.Revision for unit onedynasty
gift
ton
stone
design
style
jewel
king
reception
mirror
state
wonder
furniture
doubt
trial
opinion
evidence
maid
castle
sailor
treasure
vaseVerbs.
survive
remain
belong
heat
light
remove
consider
prove
pretend
fancyAdj.
cultural
rare
wooden
Adv.
secretly
besides
look into
belong to
get lost
make sth. into sth.
be made of
be made from
in those days
in search of
in return
at warserve as
reception hall
take apart
consider doing sth.
consider sb. to be/as
agree with
(agree to, agree on)
think highly of
think well of
think ill of
Key sentencesIt is your job to look into any reports of
cultural relics that have been found in
China.
2. If you find a cultural relic, what will you
do with it?
3. He could never have imagined that his
greatest gift to the Russian people would
have such a strange history.
4. It feels as hard as stone, it early melts when
heated.5. Once it is heated, the amber can be made
into any shape.
6. In fact, the room was not made to be a gift.
7. In 1770, the room was completed the way
she wanted it.
8. Sadly, although the Amber Room was one
of the great wonders of the world, it is now
missing.
9. This was a time when the two countries
were at war.
10. There is no doubt that boxes were then
put on a train for Konigsberg.11. After that, what really happened to the
Amber Room remains a mystery.(P2)
12. Following old photos, the new room has
been made to look much like the old one.
13. The man who has it insists that it belongs
to his family. (P1)
14. The judge cares only whether the
eyewitness given useful information,
which must be facts, rather than opinions.Revision for unit 2Nouns.
competitor
compete
medal
athlete
stadium
slave
gymnasium
prize
root
posterAdj.
honest
ancient
magical
physical
foolish
goldenVerbs
compete
host
interview
admit
replace
relate
advertise
promise
take part in—join in
come on a magical journey
find out about
be admitted to/into
play a role in
compete for
compete with/against
be related to/with
allow sb. to do sth.
get married
be married to
change one’s mindask for help
make up one’s mind
a set of Revision For Unit 3 Nouns
calculator
PC
notebook
technology
revolution
intelligence
network
race
birth
advantagedisadvantage
choice
material
coach
brain
moveVerbs
Calculate
solve
disagree
create
mop
wanderAdj.
common
analytical
simple
simple-minded
technological
universal
mathematical
artificial
Adv.
earlier
anyway
totally
truly
personally
(P17)
in common
in one’s opinion
(P18)
begin as
at that time
go by
in the early 1960s
since then
deal withP23
in a way
make up
after all
with the help of
watch overP17
What do they have in common?
P18
I began only as a calculating machine.
My real father was Alan Turing, who in 1936,
wrote a book to describe how computers could
be made to work.
As the years have gone by, I have been made
smaller and smaller.
At about the same time we learned to talk to
humans using BASIC. Since then, my family and I have been used
by billions of people to deal with information
and communicate with each other.
I love being used to connect people who aren’t
close enough to speak to each other.
I have truly been built to serve the human
race since my birth.
P23
Personally, I think the team who won the first
place cheated.
After all, with the help of my computer brain,
intelligence is what I’m all about.Revision for unit4wild
wildlife
protection
enemy
reserve
area
zone
peace
fur
stomachsuggestion
mosquito
insect
drug
effect
attention
whale
butterflyNounsVerbs.
apply
suggest
rub
contain
affect
biteAdj.
thick
powerful
fierce
unkind
lazyP25
as a result
as a result of
die out
be in danger
be concerned about
P26
wake up
hurry to do sth.
get dressed
put on
be gone
apply to do sth.
apply for sth.
suggest doing sth.
protect sb. from sth.
pay attention to
P30
come into being
tell sth. from sth.
in the same waySentences:
They have enemies that kill and eat them.
as a result, many of them have died out.
2. There has been some progress in saving
endangered wildlife in China.
3. There was an antelope with a sad face
looking at her.
In three years we may be gone.
The tour companies applied to be allowed
to hunt some for a fee.
6. It contains a power drug which affects
mosquitoes.
