Title: There's Only Luck
Total Time: Five Hours
Object : Freshman (the second term)
Objectives : 1. Mastering Key Words and Phrases
2. Learn people's reactions to street victims in America and find out
why security is an illusion
Pre-teaching : Warm-up Questions and Introductory Remarks ( 5 minutes) In-Teaching : 1. Study of the Key Words and Phrases (20 minutes)
2. Languages Points (55 minutes) Post-Teaching : Summary Questions and Concluding Remarks (10 minutes) Exercises : 1. Reading Activity (45 minutes)
(1) Explain Basic Reading Skill ( 15 minutes)
(2) Ask students to read silently (15 minutes)
(3) Explain Difficult Points (15 minutes)
(4) Do Exercise A, B (10 minutes)
prehension of the Text ( 15 minutes)
3.Vocabulary (15 minutes)
4. Word Building (10 minutes)
5. Structure ( 5 minutes)
6. Translation (10 minutes)
Unit Seven There's Only Luck
一.Key Words
1. vague : adj.
a) not clearly expressed; indistinct
E.g. He gave me a vague explanation.
b) <derivative> vaguely : adv. unclearly, slightly
E.g. At that time I was too young. I only vaguely understand what they talking about.
2. annoy : vt.
a) make rather angry
E.g. She was annoyed with her husband because he forgot her birthday.
b) disturb, trouble
E.g. We were constantly annoyed by the noise outside.
c) <usage> be annoyed at one's behavior (often V-ing)
with sb.
when-clause
to-inf
3. release : vt.
a) set free , let go
E.g. Sometimes death releases a patient from suffering.
b) loosen
E.g. The train gathering speed, he had to release her hand and say good-bye.
c) allow (news etc.) to be known publicly
E.g. Details of the scheme have not yet been released to the public.
4. split : vt. & n.
a) (cause to) divide into parts
E.g. She split with him after a bitter quarrel.
b) (cause to) break
