新视野第三册UNIT3 Sea.B

1ABlindManHelpedMeSeetheBeautifulWorldBook4,Unit33GlobalReading4Lookthroughthepassageandanswerthequestionsfollowingandthecomprehension:•Howdidtheblindmanseetheworld?•Whydidtheauthorthinktheblindmanshouldhavebeenthanked?AnswertoComprehensionevenannoyedstruckmeoutoftunemotionlessjustashardlysatisfactionAnswertothequestion1、theblindmansawtheworldbythewriter’sdescription.2、theblindmanhelpedtheauthorseeawholenewrealmwhichhehadfailedtoappreciatebefore.7Dividethestoryintoseveralpartsaccordingtothedevelopmentofthestory:8•Pleasegivetheoutlineofthestory9RetellthestorywiththehelpoffollowingexpressionsPartI(1-2):Chinesebusinessmanstacksofpaperfeelannoyeddensecollectionofhumanity;10RetellthestorywiththehelpoffollowingexpressionsPartII(3-17):politeconversationBelgian;motionlessblind;whitemistheldhiselbowhesitationorstoopdescribethemusicians（cross-leggedrugfabricdrumstringedinstrument）para811RetellthestorywiththehelpoffollowingexpressionsPartII(3-17):myvoiceJapanesewomanandScandinavianboyviolet-coloredsilkskirtswhiteblousesgold-coloredhatsbackstagefingernails12RetellthestorywiththehelpoffollowingexpressionsPartIII(18-21):thankedtheblindlifttheveil13Iwastheonewhohadbeenblind,myeyesmerelyskimmingthesurfaceofthings.Infact,we’relivinginthisworld,butwealwaysignoretherealbeautyoftheworld,justaswe’reblind.Thedifferencebetweenusandblindisthattheyseetheworldbyheart,weseetheworldbyeyes,butsometimesoureyeswillcheatusbythe“superficialfacts”.Surroundedbysomanythings,likework,pressure,regularlife,lureofmoney,power…etcsothatwecan’tseethenaturalbeautyofathing.Theauthorisenlightenedbytheblindman,weareenlightenedbyboththeauthorandtheblindman.Soguys,openyoureyes,andfocusonmyclass,focusonthebeautyofyoursurroundings!14DetailedReading15•Thestacksofpaperborewitnesstoahugeamountofworkwaitingtobedone,eventhoughIhadbeenworkingsevendaysaweek.•stack•n.[C]aneatpileofthings.•IeventuallyfoundtheletterIwaslookingforunderastackofpapers.•pile/stack/heap•pile通常指把同种类的东西比较整齐地堆起来，是一般性的用语；•stack是指将同种类且同样大小的东西整齐地堆在一起；•heap指不论种类，杂乱地堆放。Para.116•Thestacksofpaperborewitnesstoahugeamountofworkwaitingtobedone,eventhoughIhadbeenworkingsevendaysaweek.•bearwitnesstosth.是…见证，证明•Theruinsofthesetemples,theatersandvillasallbearwitnesstothepastgreatnessoftheRomanEmpire.•这些庙宇、剧院和别墅的废墟都见证了罗马帝国过去的辉煌。•Attention:“Thestacksofpaper”isbeingpersonifiedassomeonewhocanbearwitnesstosomething.Para.117Para.1•HowwillIevercatchup?(L.6)•Ihavetocatchuponmyworktonight,soIcan’tcomeout.•Shestayedlateattheofficeyesterdaytocatchuponsomereports.–她昨天在办公室呆到很晚，将一些报告赶了出来。•Atthemomentourtechnologyismoreadvanced,butothercountriesarecatchingupwithus.18•…mostofthemloadedwithcamerasandsmallgifts.(L.8)•beloadedwith:havingalargeamountofaparticularthingorquality有大量…的，装着•Thefarmer’scartwasloadedwithfreshvegetables.•Thisplayisloadedwithaction,butlacksinterestingcharacterdevelopment.–情节丰富，但人物性格的发展很乏味。Para.219Para.3•…Iexchangedpoliteconversationinthedarkwithamanseatedinfrontofme,…(L.12)•politeconversation•conversationthatismadewithsomeonebecausetheyarewithyouandnotbecauseyoureallywanttotalktothem.20Para.3•Thenthetruthstruckme.(L.15)•strike:(ofathoughtoranidea)comeintosomeone’smindsuddenly;suddenlycausesomeonetohaveafeelingorideaaboutsomething.•Shewassuddenlystruckbythethoughtthatshe’dleftthebookonthetrain.•Fromwhatyou’vesaid,itstrikesmethatyou’dbebetteroffworkingforsomeoneelse.21Para.4&6•…andIcouldseehisthicksilveryhairandstrong,squarejaw.(Para4,L.17)adj.•…hisshoulderssquared,hisheadhigh,…(Para6,L.23)v.•square•v.:makestraightorlevel使直，使平•squareone’sshoulders把肩膀放平，挺胸•squarethecircle尝试做不可能的事22Para.6•Myhandheldhiselbowtosteerhim,buthesteppedforwardwithnosignofhesitationorstoop,hisshoulderssquared,hisheadhigh,asthoughhewereguidingme.(L.22)•steer•Shesteeredthegueststowardthegarden.•Hemanagedtosteertheconversationawayfromhisdivorce.•不纯的动机常常会使人偏离正确的人生轨迹。–Impuremotivestendtosteeroneawayfromtherighttrackoflife.•Tr.•我用手搀着他的肘部给他领路，但他昂首挺胸地前行，没有丝毫的犹豫或佝偻，好像是他在给我带路。23Para.7•ThemusicseemsoutoftunetoourWesternears,butithascharm.(L.27)•westernears•symbolizepeoplefromwesterncountries.24Para.8•They’reseatedcross-leggedonarug,dressedinloosewhitecottonshirtsandlargeblacktrousers,withfabricaroundtheirwaiststhathasbeendyedbrightred.(L.30)•Tr.•他们盘着腿坐在小地毯上，身着宽松的白色棉布衬衫和肥大的黑裤，腰系染成鲜红色的布带。25Para.10•Allnationalities,colors,shapesandsizes,agalleryofhumanfaces.(L.38)•agalleryofhumanfaces•symbolizesagatheringofpeopleofdifferentorigins.26Para.14•Sixyounggirlsappeared,andIdescribedtheirviolet-coloredsilkskirts,whiteblouses,andgold-coloredhatslikesmallcrowns,withflexiblepointsthatmovedinrhythmwiththedance.(L.48)•simile:comparinghatstosmallcrowns.•inrhythmwith:intune/stepwith与…同步／和谐•要想使你自己不孤陋寡闻，就得与社会生活的发展保持同步。–Topreventyourselffrombeingignorantandill-informed,youneedtokeepinrhythmwiththeprogressofsociallife.Points[pl]:(inballet)thetipsofthetoes（芭蕾舞用语）足尖,•Tr.•出来六位年轻女子,我向他描述她们身着紫罗兰色丝裙,白色外衣,头戴形似小皇冠的金色帽子,灵活的脚尖随着舞蹈转动。27Para.17•Hishands,fourtimesaslarge,reachedoutslowlyandheldthemasthoughtheywereholdinguptwotinybirds.(L.61)•twotinybirds•clearlyametaphorfort