模块6 Unit 2 What is happiness to you? Word power_ Emotions.课件（60张ppt）
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课件60张PPT。Watch a videoFind out the different feelings of the people in the video.EmotionsWords to express emotions: noun formWords to express emotions：noun formhappiness…surprise…Words to express emotions: noun formWords to express emotions：noun formhappiness…surprise…happiness
joy
pleasure
delight
excitement
satisfactionWords to express emotions：noun formsurprise
amazement
shock
astonishmentWords to express emotions：noun formconfusionWords to express emotions：noun formpuzzlementWords to express emotions：noun formfear…worry…Group workfear
fright
scare
terrorWords to express emotions：noun formworry
anxiety
concern
upsetWords to express emotions：noun formanger
annoyanceWords to express emotions：noun formWords to express emotions: noun formsadnessdisappointmentembarrassmentcuriositynervousnessgratitudedisgustboredomshamesympathyreliefUse suitable words to describe the picturessadnessdisappointmentembarrassmentcuriositynervousnessgratitudedisgustboredomshamesympathyreliefWords to express emotions: adjective formsadnessdisappointmentembarrassmentcuriositynervousnessgratitudedisgustboredomshamesympathyreliefWords to express emotions: adjective formsadnessdisappointmentembarrassmentcuriositynervousnessgratitudedisgustboredomshamesympathyreliefWords to express emotions: adjective formsadnessdisappointmentembarrassmentcuriositynervousnessgratitudedisgustboredomshamesympathyreliefWords to express emotions: adjective formsadnessdisappointmentembarrassmentcuriositynervousnessgratitudedisgustboredomshamesympathyreliefWords to express emotions: adjective formsadnessdisappointmentembarrassmentcuriositynervousnessgratitudedisgustboredomshamesympathyreliefWords to express emotions: adjective formsadnessdisappointmentembarrassmentcuriositynervousnessgratitudedisgustboredomshamesympathyreliefWords to express emotions: adjective formsadnessdisappointmentembarrassmentcuriositynervousnessgratitudedisgustboredomshamesympathyreliefWords to express emotions: adjective formsadnessdisappointmentembarrassmentcuriositynervousnessgratitudedisgustboredomshamesympathyreliefWords to express emotions: adjective formsadnessdisappointmentembarrassmentcuriositynervousnessgratitudedisgustboredomshamesympathyreliefWords to express emotions: adjective formsadnessdisappointmentembarrassmentcuriositynervousnessgratitudedisgustboredomshamesympathyreliefWords to express emotions: adjective formsadnessdisappointmentembarrassmentcuriositynervousnessgratitudedisgustboredomshamesympathyreliefWords to express emotions: adjective formsadnessdisappointmentembarrassmentcuriositynervousnessgratitudedisgustboredomshamesympathyreliefWords to express emotions: adjective formsadnessdisappointmentembarrassmentcuriositynervousnessgratitudedisgustboredomshamesympathyreliefWords to express emotions: adjective formsadnessdisappointmentembarrassmentcuriositynervousnessgratitudedisgustboredomshamesympathyreliefWords to express emotions: adjective formsadnessdisappointmentembarrassmentcuriositynervousnessgratitudedisgustboredomshamesympathyreliefWords to express emotions: adjective formsadnessdisappointmentembarrassmentcuriositynervousnessgratitudedisgustboredomshamesympathyreliefWords to express emotions: adjective formsadnessdisappointmentembarrassmentcuriositynervousnessgratitudedisgustboredomshamesympathyreliefWords to express emotions: adjective formsadnessdisappointmentembarrassmentcuriositynervousnessgratitudedisgustboredomshamesympathyreliefWords to express emotions: adjective formsadnessdisappointmentembarrassmentcuriositynervousnessgratitudedisgustboredomshamesympathyreliefWords to express emotions: adjective formsadnessdisappointmentembarrassmentcuriositynervousnessgratitudedisgustboredomshamesympathyreliefWords to express emotions: adjective formsadnessdisappointmentembarrassmentcuriositynervousnessgratitudedisgustboredomshamesympathyreliefWords to express emotions: adjective formsadnessdisappointmentembarrassmentcuriositynervousnessgratitudedisgustboredomshamesympathyreliefWords to express emotions: adjective formsadnessdisappointmentembarrassmentcuriositynervousnessgratitudedisgustboredomshamesympathyreliefWords to express emotions: adjective formembarrasseddisappointedsadgratefulcuriousborednervousdisgustedrelievedashamedsympatheticFit the situation with proper emotions1.Today is my birthday and I get a lot of gifts from my good friends. I’m ____________________.
2.Tom told us he passed his English test but he didn’t spend a single day reviewing what he learnt. We were _______________________.
3.Tomorrow we’ll hold the sports meeting but the weather report shows that it will be a rainy day. We are _________________________.delighted, happy…amazed, surprised …worried, disappointed…4. I was reading a novel in English class when my teacher asked me to answer a question. I was_________________________.
5. The holiday will be over soon, but I have a lot of homework to do. I’m ____________________.
6. The teacher asked the students questions in turn. When it was in my turn, the bell rang. Therefore, I needn’t answer the question I was confused with.
I was __________________.embarrassed, nervous…anxious, upset …relieved …7. （2012重庆卷）Christmas was coming. “Don’t expect any presents this year, ” Dad said, pointing at the socks I hung in the living room. “If your baby brother lives, that’ll be Christmas enough. ” As he spoke, his eyes filled with tears. I’d never seen him cry before.
Q: Which word can best describe the feeling of the father when Christmas was coming?
A. Excitement. B. Happiness.
C. Sadness. D. Disappointment.
8. （2014福建卷） By now paramedics（救援人员）had arrived, and were attending the injured woman. As we walked up to her, my son became intimidated by all the blood and medical equipment. He said he was just too scared to go up to her.
Q: The underlined word “intimidated” probably means “___________”.
A. astonished B. frightened C. excited9. （2015新课标2卷）But not everyone is happy. Owain James, argued that the increase in the gap-year phenomenon is evidence of student hardship – young people are being forced into earning money before finishing their education.
Q: How does Owain James feel about the gap-year phenomenon?
A. He's puzzled. B. He's worried.
C. He's surprised. D. He's annoyed.1.hot under the collar2.over the moon 3.feel down in the dumps4.fly off the handle5.on cloud nine6.feel blue.Idioms to express emotionsGuess the meanings of the underlined
parts (idioms) according to the context.
1. She became hot under the collar when she
realized that she had been cheated.
2. When he scored the winning goal, he
was over the moon.
3. I felt down in the dumps the other day
because I failed in the exams.
(become angry and embarrassed)(be very happy)Idioms to express emotions(feel sad or depressed)4. John flew off the handle when his new bike was stolen.
5. He was on cloud nine after winning
the English speech competition.
6. Those old sad movies always make me
feel blue. (be very happy)(feel sad)(lose his temper)1.hot under the collar2.over the moon 3.feel down in the dumps4.fly off the handle5.on cloud nine6.feel blueIdioms to express emotions怒气冲冲
大发雷霆
欣喜若狂
乐不可支
垂头丧气
闷闷不乐
表情帝disgust a strong feeling of dislike or disapproval for sb / sth that you feel is unacceptable, or for sth that looks, smells, etc. unpleasant relief
a feeling of comfort when something frightening, worrying, or painful has ended or has not happened
sympathy
the feeling of being sorry for someone who is in a bad situation
shame the feeling you have when you feel guilty and embarrassed because you, or someone who is close to you, have done something wrong
You may feel anxious because of the pressure of study; you may feel blue due to the misunderstanding from the surrounding people. You can be delighted because of the progress you make; you can be happy due to the love from friends, parents and teachers. It is up to you to make your own life happy. Happiness is waiting.Live the moment with smile.
Pursue your happiness!Homework:
1.Invent situations or describe your own experience where you have certain emotions and write them down.
2.Finish the exercise in Part A and B.
joy
pleasure
delight
excitement
satisfactionWords to express emotions：noun formsurprise
amazement
shock
astonishmentWords to express emotions：noun formconfusionWords to express emotions：noun formpuzzlementWords to express emotions：noun formfear…worry…Group workfear
fright
scare
terrorWords to express emotions：noun formworry
anxiety
concern
upsetWords to express emotions：noun formanger
annoyanceWords to express emotions：noun formWords to express emotions: noun formsadnessdisappointmentembarrassmentcuriositynervousnessgratitudedisgustboredomshamesympathyreliefUse suitable words to describe the picturessadnessdisappointmentembarrassmentcuriositynervousnessgratitudedisgustboredomshamesympathyreliefWords to express emotions: adjective formsadnessdisappointmentembarrassmentcuriositynervousnessgratitudedisgustboredomshamesympathyreliefWords to express emotions: adjective formsadnessdisappointmentembarrassmentcuriositynervousnessgratitudedisgustboredomshamesympathyreliefWords to express emotions: adjective formsadnessdisappointmentembarrassmentcuriositynervousnessgratitudedisgustboredomshamesympathyreliefWords to express emotions: adjective formsadnessdisappointmentembarrassmentcuriositynervousnessgratitudedisgustboredomshamesympathyreliefWords to express emotions: adjective formsadnessdisappointmentembarrassmentcuriositynervousnessgratitudedisgustboredomshamesympathyreliefWords to express emotions: adjective formsadnessdisappointmentembarrassmentcuriositynervousnessgratitudedisgustboredomshamesympathyreliefWords to express emotions: adjective formsadnessdisappointmentembarrassmentcuriositynervousnessgratitudedisgustboredomshamesympathyreliefWords to express emotions: adjective formsadnessdisappointmentembarrassmentcuriositynervousnessgratitudedisgustboredomshamesympathyreliefWords to express emotions: adjective formsadnessdisappointmentembarrassmentcuriositynervousnessgratitudedisgustboredomshamesympathyreliefWords to express emotions: adjective formsadnessdisappointmentembarrassmentcuriositynervousnessgratitudedisgustboredomshamesympathyreliefWords to express emotions: adjective formsadnessdisappointmentembarrassmentcuriositynervousnessgratitudedisgustboredomshamesympathyreliefWords to express emotions: adjective formsadnessdisappointmentembarrassmentcuriositynervousnessgratitudedisgustboredomshamesympathyreliefWords to express emotions: adjective formsadnessdisappointmentembarrassmentcuriositynervousnessgratitudedisgustboredomshamesympathyreliefWords to express emotions: adjective formsadnessdisappointmentembarrassmentcuriositynervousnessgratitudedisgustboredomshamesympathyreliefWords to express emotions: adjective formsadnessdisappointmentembarrassmentcuriositynervousnessgratitudedisgustboredomshamesympathyreliefWords to express emotions: adjective formsadnessdisappointmentembarrassmentcuriositynervousnessgratitudedisgustboredomshamesympathyreliefWords to express emotions: adjective formsadnessdisappointmentembarrassmentcuriositynervousnessgratitudedisgustboredomshamesympathyreliefWords to express emotions: adjective formsadnessdisappointmentembarrassmentcuriositynervousnessgratitudedisgustboredomshamesympathyreliefWords to express emotions: adjective formsadnessdisappointmentembarrassmentcuriositynervousnessgratitudedisgustboredomshamesympathyreliefWords to express emotions: adjective formsadnessdisappointmentembarrassmentcuriositynervousnessgratitudedisgustboredomshamesympathyreliefWords to express emotions: adjective formsadnessdisappointmentembarrassmentcuriositynervousnessgratitudedisgustboredomshamesympathyreliefWords to express emotions: adjective formsadnessdisappointmentembarrassmentcuriositynervousnessgratitudedisgustboredomshamesympathyreliefWords to express emotions: adjective formsadnessdisappointmentembarrassmentcuriositynervousnessgratitudedisgustboredomshamesympathyreliefWords to express emotions: adjective formembarrasseddisappointedsadgratefulcuriousborednervousdisgustedrelievedashamedsympatheticFit the situation with proper emotions1.Today is my birthday and I get a lot of gifts from my good friends. I’m ____________________.
2.Tom told us he passed his English test but he didn’t spend a single day reviewing what he learnt. We were _______________________.
3.Tomorrow we’ll hold the sports meeting but the weather report shows that it will be a rainy day. We are _________________________.delighted, happy…amazed, surprised …worried, disappointed…4. I was reading a novel in English class when my teacher asked me to answer a question. I was_________________________.
5. The holiday will be over soon, but I have a lot of homework to do. I’m ____________________.
6. The teacher asked the students questions in turn. When it was in my turn, the bell rang. Therefore, I needn’t answer the question I was confused with.
I was __________________.embarrassed, nervous…anxious, upset …relieved …7. （2012重庆卷）Christmas was coming. “Don’t expect any presents this year, ” Dad said, pointing at the socks I hung in the living room. “If your baby brother lives, that’ll be Christmas enough. ” As he spoke, his eyes filled with tears. I’d never seen him cry before.
Q: Which word can best describe the feeling of the father when Christmas was coming?
A. Excitement. B. Happiness.
C. Sadness. D. Disappointment.
8. （2014福建卷） By now paramedics（救援人员）had arrived, and were attending the injured woman. As we walked up to her, my son became intimidated by all the blood and medical equipment. He said he was just too scared to go up to her.
Q: The underlined word “intimidated” probably means “___________”.
A. astonished B. frightened C. excited9. （2015新课标2卷）But not everyone is happy. Owain James, argued that the increase in the gap-year phenomenon is evidence of student hardship – young people are being forced into earning money before finishing their education.
Q: How does Owain James feel about the gap-year phenomenon?
A. He's puzzled. B. He's worried.
C. He's surprised. D. He's annoyed.1.hot under the collar2.over the moon 3.feel down in the dumps4.fly off the handle5.on cloud nine6.feel blue.Idioms to express emotionsGuess the meanings of the underlined
parts (idioms) according to the context.
1. She became hot under the collar when she
realized that she had been cheated.
2. When he scored the winning goal, he
was over the moon.
3. I felt down in the dumps the other day
because I failed in the exams.
(become angry and embarrassed)(be very happy)Idioms to express emotions(feel sad or depressed)4. John flew off the handle when his new bike was stolen.
5. He was on cloud nine after winning
the English speech competition.
6. Those old sad movies always make me
feel blue. (be very happy)(feel sad)(lose his temper)1.hot under the collar2.over the moon 3.feel down in the dumps4.fly off the handle5.on cloud nine6.feel blueIdioms to express emotions怒气冲冲
大发雷霆
欣喜若狂
乐不可支
垂头丧气
闷闷不乐
表情帝disgust a strong feeling of dislike or disapproval for sb / sth that you feel is unacceptable, or for sth that looks, smells, etc. unpleasant relief
a feeling of comfort when something frightening, worrying, or painful has ended or has not happened
sympathy
the feeling of being sorry for someone who is in a bad situation
shame the feeling you have when you feel guilty and embarrassed because you, or someone who is close to you, have done something wrong
You may feel anxious because of the pressure of study; you may feel blue due to the misunderstanding from the surrounding people. You can be delighted because of the progress you make; you can be happy due to the love from friends, parents and teachers. It is up to you to make your own life happy. Happiness is waiting.Live the moment with smile.
Pursue your happiness!Homework:
1.Invent situations or describe your own experience where you have certain emotions and write them down.
2.Finish the exercise in Part A and B.