外研版高中英语选修六Module 5CloningGrammar学案1
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Module 5 CloningSection 3: Words and Expressions from Module 5 Cloningclonen.1 (biology) a plant or an animal that is produced naturally or artificially from the cells of another plant or animal and is therefore exactly the same as it2 (sometimes disapproving) a person or thing that seems to be an exact copy of another: Caroline’s brothers grinned alongside her, clones of their father.3 (computing) a computer designed to work in exactly the same way as another, usually one made by a different company and more expensivev. [vn]1 to produce an exact copy of an animal or a plant from its cells: A team from the UK were the first to successfully clone an animal. Dolly, the cloned sheep.2 to illegally make an electronic copy of stored information from a person’s credit card or mobile phone/cellphone so that you can make payments or phone calls but the owner of the card or phone receives the billterrifyv. (terrifies, terrifying, terrified, terrified) [vn] to make sb. feel extremely frightened: Flying terrifies her. terrifyingadj.:It was a terrifying experience. terrifyinglyadv.: The mountain roads are terrifyingly steep.wrinklen.1 a line or small fold in your skin, especially on your face, that forms as you get older: There were fine wrinkles around her eyes.2 [usually pl.] a small fold that you do not want in a piece of cloth or paperv.1 ~ (sth.) (up) to make the skin on your face form into lines or folds; to form lines or folds in this way: [vn] She wrinkled up her nose in distaste. He wrinkled his brow in concentration. [v] His face wrinkled in a grin.2 to form raised folds or lines in an untidy way; to make sth. do this: [v] Her stockings were wrinkling at the knees. [also vn]chasev.RUN / DRIVE AFTER1 [vn] ~ (after) sb./sth. to run, drive, etc. after sb./sth. in order to catch them: [vn] My dog likes chasing rabbits. The kids chased each other around the kitchen table. We were chased by a bull while crossing the field. [v] He chased after the burglar but couldn’t catc h him.MONEY / WORK / SUCCESS2 [vn] to try to obtain or achieve sth., for example money, work or success: Too many people are chasing too few jobs nowadays. The team is chasing its first win in five games.MAN / WOMAN3 ~ (after) sb. (informal) to try to persuade sb. to have a sexual relationship with you: [v] Kevin’s been chasing after Jan for months. [vn] Girls are always chasing him.REMIND SB.4[vn] (informal) to persuade sb. to do sth. that they should have done already: I need to chase him aboutRUSH5 [v + adv. / prep.] (informal) to rush or hurry somewhere: I’ve been chasing around town all morning looking fora present for Sharon.METAL6 [vn] (technical) to cut patterns or designs on metal: chased silverdisgustn.[U] ~ (at / with sth.)| ~ (for sb.) a strong feeling of dislike or disapproval for sb./sth. that you feel is unacceptable, or for sth. that looks, smells, etc. unpleasant: She expressed her disgust at the programme by writing a letter of complaint. The idea fills me with disgust. I can only feel disgust for these criminals. He walked away in disgust. Much to my disgust, they refused to help. She wrinkled her nose in disgust at the smell.v.[vn] if sth. disgusts you, it makes you feel shocked and almost ill/sick because it is so unpleasant: The level of violence in the film really disgusted me.emotionn.[C, U] a strong feeling such as love, fear or anger; the part of a person’s character that consists of feelings: He lost control of his emotions. They expressed mixed emotions at the news. Emotions are running high (= people are feeling very excited, angry, etc.). The decision was based on emotion rather than rational thought. She showed no emotion at the verdict. Mary was overcome with emotion.refusev.1 to say that you will not do sth. that sb. has asked you to do: [v] Go on, ask her; she can hardly refuse. [v to inf] He flatly refused to discuss the matter. She refused to accept that there was a problem.2 [vn] to say that you do not want sth. that has been offered to you turn down: I politely refused their invitation. The job offer was simply too good to refuse.3 [vnn] to say that you will not give sb. sth. that they want or need: They refused him a visa. She would never refuse her kids anything.murdern.1 [U, C] the crime of killing sb. deliberately: He was found guilty of murder. She has been charged with the attempted murder of her husb.and. to commit (a) murder a murder case / investigation / trial The rebels were responsible for the mass murder of 400 civilians. What was the murder weapon? The play is a murder mystery.2 [U] (informal) used to describe sth. that is difficult or unpleasant: It’s murder trying to get to the airport at this time of day. It was murder (= very busy and unpleasant) in the office today.get away with murder (informal, often humorous) to do whatever you want without being stopped or punished v. [vn]1to kill sb. deliberately and illegally: He denies murdering his wife’s lover. The murdere d woman was well known in the area. 2to spoil sth. because you do not do it very well: Critics accused him of murdering the English language (= writing or speaking it very badly).breathev.AIR / BREATH1 to take air into your lungs and send it out again through your nose or mouth: [v] He breathed deeply beforewas breathing heavily after his exertions. [vn] Most people don’t realize that they are breathing polluted air. 2 [vn] to send air, smoke or a particular smell out of your mouth: He came up close, breathing alcohol fumes all over me.SAY QUIETL Y3 (literary) to say sth. quietly: [v speech] ‘I’m over here,’ she breathed. [also vn]OF WINE4 [v] if you allow wine to breathe, you open the bottle and let air get in before you drink itOF CLOTH / SKIN5 [v] if cloth, leather, skin, etc. can breathe, air can move around or through it: Cotton clothing allows your skin to breathe.FEELING / QUALITY6 [vn] (formal) to be full of a particular feeling or quality: Her performance breathed wit and charm.veinn.1 [C] any of the tubes that carry blood from all parts of the body towards the heart: the jugular vein The nurse was having trouble finding a vein in his arm.2 [C] a thin layer of minerals or metal contained in rock: a vein of gold3 [sing.] ~ (of sth.) an amount of a particular quality or feature in sth.: They had tapped a rich vein of information in his secretary. There was a vein of pro v.ial wisdom in what he said.contrastn.1 [C, U] ~ (between A and B)| ~ (to / with sb./sth.) a difference between two or more people or things that you can see clearly when they are compared or put close together; the fact of comparing two or more things in order to show the differences between them: There is an obvious contrast between the cultures of East and West. The company lost $7 million this quarter in contrast to a profit of $6.2 million a year earlier. When you look at their new system, ours seems very old-fashioned by contrast. The situation when we arrived was in marked contrast to the news reports. to show a sharp / stark / striking contrast with sth. The poverty of her childhood stands in total contrast to her life in Hollywood. A wool jacket complements the silk trousers and provides an interesting contrast in texture. Careful contrast of the two plans shows some important differences. 2 [C] ~ (to sb./sth.) a person or thing that is clearly different from sb./sth. else: The work you did today is quite a contrast to (= very much better / worse than) what you did last week.v.1 [vn] ~ (A and / with B) to compare two things in order to show the differences between them: It is interesting to contrast the British legal system with the American one. The poem contrasts youth and age. Compare and contrast the two novels.2 [v] ~ (with sth.) to show a clear difference when close together or when compared: Her actions contrasted sharply with her promises. Her actions and her promises contrasted sharply.rushv.MOVE FAST1 to move or to do sth. with great speed, often too fast: [v, usually + adv. / prep.] We’ve got plenty of time; there’s no need to rush. the sound of rushing water Don’t rush off, I haven’t finished. I’ve been rushing around all day trying to get everything done. The children rushed out of school. My college years seemed to rush past. People rushed to buy shares in the company. [vn] We had to rush our meal.TAKE / SEND QUICKL Ythe hospital. Relief supplies were rushed in. [also vnn]DO STH. TOO QUICKL Y3 ~ (sb.) (into sth. / into doing sth.) to do sth. or to make sb. do sth. without thinking about it carefully: [v] We don’t want to rush into having a baby. [vn] Don’t rush me. I need time to think about it. I’m not going to be rushed into anything.ATTACK4 [vn] to try to attack or capture sb./sth. suddenly: A group of prisoners rushed an officer and managed to break out. Fans rushed the stage after the concert.IN AMERICAN COLLEGES5[vn] (NAmE) to give a lot of attention to sb., especially to a student because you want them to join your fraternity or sorority: He is being rushed by Sigma Nu.rush sth.out to produce sth. very quickly: The editors rushed out an item on the crash for the late news. Thousands of copies of the CD have been rushed out in time for Christmas.rush sth. through| rush sth. through sth. to deal with official business very quickly by making the usual process shorter than usual: to rush a bill through Parliament The product was rushed through without adequate safety testing.n.FAST MOVEMENT1 [sing.] a sudden strong movement: Shoppers made a rush for the exits. She was trampled in the rush to get out. They listened to the rush of the sea below. The door blew open, letting in a rush of cold air. He had a rush of blood to the head and punched the man.HURRY2 [sing., U] a situation in which you are in a hurry and need to do things quickly: I can’t stop—I’m in a rush. What’s the rush? ‘I’ll let you have the book back tomorrow.’ ‘There’s no rush.’ The words came out in a rush. The note looked like it had been written in a rush. I’m not in any rush to get back to work.The trip to Paris was all a mad rush. a rush job (= one that has been done quickly)BUSY SITUA TION3[sing.] a situation in which people are very busy and there is a lot of activity: Book now and avoid the last-minute rush. The evening rush was just starting. the Christmas rushOF FEELING4 [sing.] ~ (of sth.) a sudden strong emotion or sign of strong emotion: a sudden rush of excitement / fear / anger 5[sing.] a sudden feeling of extreme pleasure or excitement:Parachuting will give you the rush of a lifetime. Users of the drug report experiencing a rush that lasts several minutes.SUDDEN DEMAND6 [sing.] ~ (on / for sth.) a sudden large demand for goods, etc.: There’s been a rush on umbrellas this week. PLANT7 [C, usually pl.] a tall plant like grass that grows near water. Its long thin stems can be dried and used for making baskets, the seats of chairs, etc.: rush mattingIN AMERICAN FOOTBALL8 [C] an occasion when a player or players run towards a player on the other team who has the ball: There was a rush on the quarterback.9 [C] an occasion when a player runs forward with the ball: Johnson carried the ball an average of 6 yards per rush.11 [sing.] (NAmE) the time when parties are held for students who want to join a fraternity or sorority: rush week fearn. [C, U] ~ (of sb./sth.)| ~ (for sb./sth.)| ~ (that ... ) the bad feeling that you have when you are in danger, when sth. bad might happen, or when a particular thing frightens you: (a) fear of the dark / spiders / flying, etc. Her eyes showed no fear. The child was shaking with fear. We lived in constant fear of losing our jobs. her fears for her son’s safety the fear that he had cancer The doctor’s report confirmed our worst fears. Alan spoke of his fears for the future.for fear of sth. / of doing sth. | for fear (that) ... to avoid the danger of sth. happening: We spoke quietly for fear of waking the guards. I had to run away for fear (that) he might one day kill me.in fear of your life feeling frightened that you might be killedno fear (BrE, informal) used to say that you definitely do not want to do sth.: ‘Are you coming climbing?’ ‘No fear!’put the fear of God into sb. to make sb. very frightened, especially in order to make them do sth.without fear or favour (formal) in a fair way: They undertook to make their judgement without fear or favour.v.1to be frightened of sb./sth. or frightened of doing sth.: [vn] All his employees fear him. to fear death / persecution / the unknown Everyone feared the coming war. Don’t worry, you have nothing to fear from us. [v to inf] (formal) She feared to tell him the truth. [also v -ing]2 to feel that sth. bad might have happened or might happen in the future: [vn] She has been missing for three days now and police are beginning to fear the worst (= think that she is dead). [vn-adj] Hundreds of people are feared dead. [vn to inf] Women and children are feared to be among the victims. This pattern is only used in the passive. [vn (that)] It is feared (that) he may have been kidnapped. [v] Never fear / Fear not (= Don’t worry), I shall return. [also v (that)]fear for sb./sth. to be worried about sb./sth.: We fear for his safety. He feared for his mother, left alone on the farm.nightmaren.1 a dream that is very frightening or unpleasant: He still has nightmares about the accident. She has a recurring nightmare about being stuck in a lift.2 ~ (for sb.) an experience that is very frightening and unpleasant, or very difficult to deal with: The trip t urned into a nightmare when they both got sick. (informal) Nobody knows what’s going on—it’s a nightmare! (informal) Filling in all those forms was a nightmare. Losing a child is most people’s worst nightmare. If it goes ahead, it will be the nightmare scenario (= the worst thing that could happen). a nightmare situationidenticaladj.1 ~ (to / with sb./sth.) similar in every detail: a row of identical houses Her dress is almost identical to mine. The number on the card should be identical with the one on the chequebook. The two pictures are similar, although not identical.2 the identical [only before n.] the same: This is the identical room we stayed in last year. beneficialadj. ~ (to sth./sb.) improving a situation; having a helpful or useful effect advantageous, favourable: a good diet is beneficial to health They finally came to a mutually beneficial agreement.curev. [vn]1 ~ sb. (of sth.) to make a person or an animal healthy again after an illness: Will you be able to cure him, Doctor?finally managed to cure the rattling noise in my car. 4 ~ sb. of sth. to stop sb. from behaving in a particular way, especially a way that is bad or annoyingn.1 ~ (for sth.) a medicine or medical treatment that cures an illness: the search for a cure for cancer There is no known cure but the illness can be treated. The only real cure is rest.2 the act of curing sb. of an illness or the process of being cured: Doctors cannot effect a cure if the disease has spread too far. The cure took six weeks. imaginaryadj. existing only in your mind or imagination: imaginary fears The equator is an imaginary line around the middle of the earth. I had an imaginary friend when I was a child. We must listen to their problems, real or imaginary.headn.PART OF BODY1 [C] the part of the body on top of the neck containing the eyes, nose, mouth and brain: She nodded her head in agreement. He shook his head in disb.elief. The boys hung their heads in shame. The driver suffered head injuries. She always has her head in a book (= is always reading). He still has a good head of hair (= a lot of hair).MIND2 [C] the mind or brain: I som etimes wonder what goes on in that head of yours. I wish you’d use your head (= think carefully before doing or saying sth.). The thought never entered my head. I can’t work it out in my head—I need a calculator. I can’t get that tune out of my head. When will you get it into your head (= understand) that I don’t want to discuss this any more! For some reason, she’s got it into her head (= believes) that the others don’t like her. Who’s been putting such weird ideas into your head (= making you belie ve that)? Try to put the exams out of your head (= stop thinking about them) for tonightMEASUREMENT3a head [sing.] the size of a person’s or animal’s head, used as a measurement of distance or height: She’s a good head taller than her sister. The favourite won by a short head (= a distance slightly less than the length of a horse’s head).PAIN4 [C, usually sing.] (informal) a continuous pain in your head: I woke up with a really bad head this morning.OF GROUP / ORGANIZATION5[C, U] the person in charge of a group of people or an organization: the heads of government / state She resigned as head of department. the crowned heads (= the kings and queens) of Europe the head gardener / waiter, etc. (BrE) the head boy / girl (= a student who is chosen to represent the school)OF SCHOOL / COLLEGE6 [C] (often Head) (BrE) the person in charge of a school or college headmaster, headmistress, head teacher: I’ve been called in to see the Head. the deputy headEND OF OBJECT7 [C, usually sing.] ~ (of sth.) the end of a long narrow object that is larger or wider than the rest of it: the head ofa nail , nailTOP8 [sing.] ~ of sth. the top or highest part of sth.: at the head of the page They finished the season at the head of their league.9 [sing.] the ~ of the table the most important seat at a table: The President sat at the head of the table.OF LINE OF PEOPLE10 [sing.] the ~ of sth. the position at the front of a line of people: The prince rode at the head of his regiment.OF PLANT11 [C] ~ (of sth.) the mass of leaves or flowers at the end of a stem: Remove the dead heads to encourage new growth.NUMBER OF ANIMALS12 ~ of sth. [pl.] used to say how many animals of a particular type are on a farm, in a herd, etc.: 200 head of sheepOF STEAM13 a ~ of steam [sing.] the pressure produced by steam in a confined space: The old engine still manages to build up a good head of steam.SEX14 [U] (taboo, slang) oral sex (= using the mouth to give sb. sexual pleasure): to give headincredibleadj.1impossible or very difficult to believe unbelievable: an incredible story It seemed incredible that she had been there a week already.2 (informal) extremely good or extremely large: The hotel was incredible. an incredible amount of work nonsensen.1 [U, C] ideas, statements or beliefs that you think are ridiculous or not true: Reports that he has resigned are nonsense. You’re talking nonsense! ‘I won’t go.’ ‘Nonsense! You must go!’ It’s nonsense to say they don’t care. The idea is an economic nonsense. Ministers have dismissed the rumours of a bribery scandal as nonsense.2 [U] silly or unacceptable behaviour: The new teacher won’t stand for any nonsense. I can’t wait for this nonsense to end so that we can all be friends again.3 [U] spoken or written words that have no meaning or make no sense: a book of children’s nonsense poems Most of the translation he did for me was complete nonsense.make (a) nonsense of sth. to reduce the value of sth. by a lot; to make sth. seem ridiculous: If people can bribe police officers, it makes a complete nonsense of the legal system. The unemployment figures make nonsense of talk of an economic recovery.encouragev.1 [vn] ~ sb. (in sth.) to give sb. support, courage or hope: My parents have always encouraged me in my choice of career. We were greatly encouraged by the positive response of the public.2 to persuade sb. to do sth. by making it easier for them and making them believe it is a good thing to do: [vn to inf] Banks actively encourage people to borrow money. [also v -ing]violencen. [U]1~ (against sb.) violent behaviour that is intended to hurt or kill sb.: crimes / acts / threats of violence He condemned the protesters' use of violence against the police. domestic violence (= between family members) Why do they always have to resort to violence? Violence broke out / erupted inside the prison last night. Is there too much sex and violence on TV? 2 physical or emotional force and energy: The violence of her feelings surprised him. the violence of the eruption He reacted to the idea with some violence.n.POWER1 [U] ~ (of / over sb./sth.) the power to make decisions about how a country, an area, an organization, etc. is run: The party is expecting to gain control of the council in the next election. The Democrats will probably lose control of Congress. A military junta took control of the country. The city is in the control of enemy forces. The city is under enemy control.2 [U] ~ (of / over sb./sth.) the ability to make sb./sth. do what you want: The teacher had no control over the children. She struggled to keep control of her voice. She lost control of her car on the ice. He got so angry he lost control (= shouted and said or did things he would not normally do). Owing to circumstances beyond our control, the flight to Rome has been cancelled. The coach made the team work hard on ball control (= in a ball game).LIMITING / MANAGING3 [U, C] ~ (of / on sth.) (often in compounds) the act of restricting, limiting or managing sth.; a method of doing this: traffic control talks on arms control government controls on trade and industry A new advance has been made in the control of malaria. Price controls on food were ended. a pest control officer—see also birth control, quality controlIN MACHINE4 [C, usually pl.] the switches and buttons, etc. that you use to operate a machine or a vehicle: the controls of an aircraft the control panel the volume control of a CD player The co-pilot was at the controls when the plane landed. a car with dual control(s) (= one set of controls for the driver and one for the instructor).IN EXPERIMENT5 [C] (technical) a person, thing or group used as a standard of comparison for checking the results of a scientific experiment; an experiment whose result is known, used for checking working methods: The study showed that women with the disease have had fewer children than the controls. One group was treated with the new drug, and the control group was given a sugar pill.PLACE6 [sing.] a place where orders are given or where checks are made; the people who work in this place: air traffic control We went through passport control and into the departure lounge. This is Mission Control calling the space shuttle Discovery.ON COMPUTER7[U] (also control key [sing.]) (on a computer keyboard) a key that you press when you want to perform a particular operationbe in control (of sth.)1to direct or manage an organization, an area or a situation: He’s reached retiring age, but he’s still firmly in control. There has been some violence after the match, but the police are now in control of the situation. 2 to be able to organize your life well and keep calm: In spite of all her family problems, she’s really in control.be / get / run / etc. out of control to be or become impossible to manage or to control: The children are completely out of control since their father left. A truck ran out of control on the hill.be under control to be being dealt with successfully:Don’t worry—ev erything’s under control!bring / get / keep sth. under control to succeed in dealing with sth. so that it does not cause any damage or hurt anyone: It took two hours to bring the fire under control. Please keep your dog under control!v. (-ll-)HA VE POWER1 [vn] to have power over a person, company, country, etc. so that you are able to decide what they must do orCan’t you control your child ren? a multi-national company based in Britain but controlled from South Africa LIMIT / MANAGE2 to limit sth. or make it happen in a particular way: [vn] government attempts to control immigration Many biological processes are controlled by hormones. Try to control your breathing. [v wh-] Parents should control what their kids watch on television. 3[vn] to stop sth. from spreading or getting worse: Firefighters are still trying to control the blaze. She was given drugs to control the pain.MACHINE4 [vn] to make sth., such as a machine or system, work in the way that you want it to: This knob controls the volume. The traffic lights are controlled by a central computer.STAY CALM5 [vn] to manage to make yourself remain calm, even though you are upset or angry: I was so furious I couldn’t control myself and I hit him. He was finding it difficult to control his feelings.。
外研版选修六-module5教案

年级:高二科目:授课人:⑥ Words that describe the appearance of the monsterSuggestedAnswers :①Name of the film : Frankenstein .②Type of the film : Science fiction .⑧The author of the novel : Mary Shelley .④ When was the film made?In 1931(9 HOWamous is it? It ' S still the most famous of all the horror films@ Sentences that describe the appearance of the monster :He resembles a huge human being with ugly appearance . He has wrinkled skin , yellow eyes and black lips .He is also strong and big , which can terrify everyone who sees him .Step 2. Blackboard design教后反思备课组长签字:附注:课型填“常规课”或“复习课”或“习题课”或“多媒体课”富县高级中学集体备课教案年级:高二科目:授课人:⑥ refuse ⑦ tiny ⑧ extremely ⑨ intelligent2 . Scanning⑴Read Part 1 carefully , and answer the following questions .① In what ways is the monster like a human being?② How did Frankenstein create the monster?③ Why does Frankenstein decide to destroy the monster?SuggestedAnswers :①ne monster had a body which is made of human parts . It isintelligent and has human emotions .② He used bones from dead bodies to make a creature and gave it life .③ Because the monster hates him and kills his brother , bestfriend and his wife .(2)Read Part 2 carefully , and answer the following questions .①What do we learn about the monster ' S appearance?② Why WaS the young scientist SO disgusted when he first saw the monster?③What had Frankenstein wanted more than anything in the world?④ Why did Frankenstein wake shaking with fear?⑤Why did the monster come to Frankenstein ' S bedroom?⑥ What did Frankenstein do after running out of the room for the second time?⑦ Why did Frankenstein regTet creating the monster?SuggestedAnswers :①It is very ugly , with wrinkled yellow skin and black lips(2) Because he had wanted to create something beautiful , but it ' S very ugly .③ To give life to a lifeless body .@ Because he had terrible dreams .(D Because it wanted to talk to him .⑥ He hid in the garden because he was terrified by the monster and regret having created him .CD Because he was terrified by it .(3)Read P'm't 2 again and choose the best answers .① The first paragraph tells USA . the birth of the monsterB . the terrifying emotion of FrankensteinC . the scene where the monster WaS bernD . the cold night when the monster was bornCD Frankenstein saw this monster moved as a human being , hefelt _____A . happyB . excitedC . worriedD . frightened备课组长签字:年月日富县高级中学集体备课教案年级:高二科目:授课人:备课组长签字:年月日附注:课型填“常规课”或“复习课”或“习题课”或“多媒体课”。
2018版高中英语外研版选修六学案:Module 5 Cloning P

Period ThreeGrammar & Writing语法感知Ⅰ.用所给词的正确形式填空1.Now my only thoughts were ,“I wish I ____________ (not ,create) this creature ,I wish I ________ (be) on the other side of the world ,I wish I ____________ (disappear)!”2.I ’m not the head of the laboratory.If I ________ (be),I ________________ (not ,allow) this research.3.If I ______________________ (study) hard before ,I ________________ (go) to the university.4.If it ________ (not ,be) fine tomorrow ,we ________ (not ,go) climbing.5.I didn ’t think about it carefully enough.I wish I ________________ (think) more carefully. Ⅱ.完成句子1.如果你那时听医生的话,你现在就会没事了。
You ________________ all right now if you ________________ to the doctor then.2.当时如果你说得清楚些,别人就会听懂你说的了。
If you ________________ clearly ,you would ________________ yourself understood.3.我不知道你要来,否则我就到机场接你了。
2022届一轮复习外研版高中英语:选修6 Module 5 Cloning 学案

[主题词块背诵]1.cloning technology克隆技术2.technological advancement 技术进步3.miracles of modern science 现代科学的奇迹4.cloned animals 克隆的动物5.lack the sense of security 缺乏安全感6.make a scientific breakthrough 取得一项科学突破7.hitech products 高科技产品8.have a high failure rate失败率很高9.numerous applications 大量的应用程序10.give rise to/bring about 引起11.send messages 发送信息12.follow the lead 效仿13.flying cars 飞行汽车14.draw upon利用15.facial recognition technology 人脸识别技术,[主题佳句背诵]1.It is the development of science and technology that has improved human life.正是科学技术的发展改善了人类的生活。
2.Since the 1970s,scientists have been searching for ways to link the brain with computers.自20世纪70年代以来,科学家一直在探索脑机连接的方法。
3.Recent development has made possible machines that print,cook and serve foods.最近的发展使得印刷、烹调和提供食物的机器成为可能。
NO.1单词--在语境中默写,在联想中积累[先识记]1.terrify v.使惊恐,使受惊吓2.clone v.克隆3.breathe v.呼吸4.contrast v.对照5.rush v.冲,猛冲6.cure v.治愈7.resist v.抵抗8.arise v.(问题、困难等)发生,出现9.accompany v.陪伴,陪同10.absorb v.吸收11.chase v.追逐,追赶,追踪12.analyse v.分析13.sow v.播种14.identical adj.完全相同的,同一的15.beneficial adj.有益的,有用的16.handy adj.方便的,便利的17.imaginary adj.假想的,虚构的18.controversial adj.有争议的19.flexible adj.易适应的20.twisting adj.扭曲的,弯曲的21.emotion n.感情;情绪22.virtue n.道德上的优点,善行23.violence n.暴力24.bacteria n.细菌[再运用]用所给词的适当形式填空1.The traffic accident that happened yesterday terrified Mary. It was really a terrifying experience to her, and now she is still terrified at the thought of getting on a bus. (terrify)2.He took a deep breath to breathe the fresh air. (breathe)3.The appeal of iron as a building material lies in it sstrength, its resistance (resist) to fire, and its potential to span (跨越) vast areas.4.The dog is a good companion and it keeps the little girl company all the time, and even accompanies her to school. (accompany)5.Everyone knows the benefit of learning English and if you work hard, it will be beneficial to your future career. It is reported that many graduates have benefited from having a good command of English.(benefit)6.Our house is very handy (hand) for the station.7.Love, joy, hate, fear and grief are all emotions (emote).8.There has been some violence (violent) after the match, but the police are now in control of the situation.[英英释义]1.fundamental adj.A.which may be freely chosen or not chosen2.incredible adj.B.which must be done by law, by orders3.optional adj.C.too strange to be believed;unbelievable or very hard to believe 4.compulsory adj.D.a process or series of acts for doing sth.5.procedure n.E.forming the basis for;very important or necessary 6.regulation n.F.rule;statute;a principle or condition答案:1.E 2.C 3.A 4.B 5.D 6.F[联想记忆]1.含“sist”的单词集锦①resist v.抵抗②insist v.坚持③assist v.协助④consistent adj.始终如一的,一贯的⑤consist v i.由……组成2.“惊恐”表达种种①terrify v.使惊恐②frighten v.使惊恐③fear n.害怕,恐惧④scare v.受惊吓⑤afraid adj.害怕的⑥terror n.恐怖⑦horror n.恐怖3.suspect形近词全扫描①aspect n.方面②expect v.期望③inspect v.检查,视察④respect n.& v t.尊敬,尊重4.virtue相关名词一览①kindness善良②faith忠诚③honesty诚实④bravery勇敢,勇气⑤justice正义⑥diligence勤勉⑦generosity慷慨NO.2短语--在应用中记牢,在归纳中记多[先识记]1.burn out(火)燃尽,烧完自灭2.contrast with与……形成对照3.throw oneself on...扑倒在……上4.by mistake错误地5.treat...as...把……当成……对待6.a sequence of一系列的7.(be) identical to和……一样,与……一致8.rely on依靠,依赖9.knock out摧毁10.as follows如下11.get out of control摆脱控制12.as far as we know据我们所知13.break down分解;出故障14.bring...back to life使……复活[再运用]选用左栏短语填空1.The hotel was completely burnt out. Only the walls remained.2.I apologized to him because I took his umbrella by mistake.3.Relying on their own efforts, they overcame all the difficulties and finished the task ahead of time.4.Only when the European countries'financial system broke down did they decide to take measures to deal with those problems.5.The plane got out of control and crashed into the sea.6.The speech you gave this year was identical to the one you gave at the conference last year. [联想记忆]1.“v.+out”短语面面观①burn out (火)燃尽,烧毁②hand out分发;发放③give out分发,发放④turn out生产;结果是⑤go out出去;熄灭⑥look out当心⑦step out走出去⑧bring out 出版;生产2.knock相关短语来开会①knock out摧毁②knock on/at敲门③knock down撞倒④knock over撞倒⑤knock into撞上⑥knock off降价;中断NO.3句式--在解读中学懂,在仿写中学通►句型1[原句展示]While studying at university,he discovers the secret of how to create life.[句型提炼]while+v.ing “当……时候”[仿写应用](2018·高考北京卷)沏茶时,我坐在桌子旁,解释着过程中的每个步骤。
18学年高中英语Module5Cloning单元小结教学案外研版选修6

Module 5 CloningThe most famous horror film Frankenstein isa scifi story. It describes a young scientistFrankenstein, an imaginary character, createda creature which is identical to a human being.However, the final result is incredible. Thecreature's black hair and white teeth contrastshorribly with his wrinkled yellow skin and black lips. It terrifies everyone who sees him. For Frankenstein, the nightmares began. When the monster got refused, he murdered Frankenstein's brother and his fiancee. The scientist chased the monster and wanted to kill him again and again. In the end, the monster threw himself on the ice in the Arctic and disappeared. In this film, Frankenstein created the creature using the technique —cloning.Now the science of genetics and cloning is very popular. In 1996, the cloned animal —Dolly the sheep was born. The world treated it as a miracle. Since then, many animals have been cloned.Some scientists are trying to clone humans, which is controversial. The contradictory opinions are as follows: Those for the idea of cloning humans think we can rely on the clone to resist or cure the diseases. Those against the idea think cloning will restrict the biodiversity of the breed. More problems arise. For example, how to deal with the relationship between the clone and the original?Whether cloning will be beneficial or harmful to human beings is unknown. To avoid getting out of control, compulsory government regulations which control cloning will have to made.最著名的恐怖电影《弗兰肯斯坦》是一个科幻故事。
高中英语Module5Cloning英美文化欣赏教案(含解析)外研版选修6

Module 5 Cloning【导读】《织工马南》主要描述了一个名叫塞拉斯·马南的纺织工一生的坎坷经历的故事。
阅读下面有关新年舞会的节选,对比中外文化中庆祝新年方式的异同。
The New Year's Eve danceOn December 31st it was snowing and very cold.All day there were ladies and gentlemen arriving at the Red House.Godfrey Cass was waiting at the door for the only guest he cared about,Nancy Lammeter.Finally she arrived,sitting behind her father on his horse,looking more beautiful than ever.Her lovely face blushed as she saw Godfrey come forward to lift her down from the horse.“Why is he waiting for me?” she thought.“I thought I made it clear to him that I'll never marry him.People say he leads a bad life,and I can't marry a man like that.”But the Squire appeared just then,to welcome his guests,and in the excitement nobody noticed Nancy's pink face as Godfrey's strong arms lifted her down.She hurried into the house with the other ladies to change her clothes.The house was full of servants running here and there.Mrs. Kimble,who always helped the Squire arrange these parties,was giving orders in a loud voice.Cooks were preparing food in the kitchens,and there was already a wonderful smell of baking in the air.Upstairs,the ladies were excitedly putting on their best dresses,while talking to each other all the time.Nancy met her aunt,Mrs. Osgood,who introduced her to some visitors of hers.The Misses Gunn were two young ladies who were not beautiful,but dressed very fashionably.Just then Nancy's older sister Priscilla arrived.She was a large,cheerful girl,with a round face and a nose pink with cold.As they were changing their clothes,Priscilla said to Mrs. Osgood,“Look at our dresses,aunt! Of course Nancy looks beautiful in hers,but this colour makes me look yellow! Nancy says we must wear the same dresses,because we're sisters,although I'm five years older! I'm ugly,I know I am.But I don't mind!” she turned to Mrs. Osgood's two visitors.“In my opinion the pretty girls are useful—I'm sure you agree—to catch the men.I don't think men are worth worrying about.Any woman with a good father and a good home had better stay single.That's what I'm going to do,anyway.We ugly girls don't need husbands!”新年舞会虽然12月31日的天气很冷,而且下着雪,可一整天都有人从四面八方到红屋来。
高中英语Module5CloningSectionⅡGrammar教学案外研版选修6

Section ⅡGrammar——虚拟语气(Ⅰ)课前自主预习[例句·体验]1.Ellen is a fantastic dancer. I wish I danced as well as her.Ellen是一个极出色的舞者。
我希望我能够跳得和她一样好。
2.Without his wartime experiences, Hemingway wouldn't have written his famous novel A Farewell to Arms.如果没有战争时的经历,海明威就不会完成他的著名小说《永别了,武器》。
3.Had he caught the morning train, he would not have been late for the meeting.要是他赶上了早晨的火车,那他就不会开会迟到了。
4.If Mr Dewey had been present, he would have offered any possible assistance to the people there.如果Dewey先生当时在场的话,他会为那里的人们提供任何可能的帮助。
5.Were there no modern telecommunications, we would have to wait for weeks to get news from around the world.要是没有现代化的通讯工具,我们要等上几周才能获取世界各地的新闻。
6.If I had known your telephone number yesterday, I would have telephoned you.要是我知道你的电话号码,我昨天就给你打电话了。
7.If you had prepared in advance, you wouldn't be in such awkward position now.如果你事先做好准备,现在就不至于那么被动了。
外研新课改最新高考一轮复习Module5Cloning学案选修6英语解析

move closer to people we like. Most negative emotions, in contrast❷, are associated with avoidance
behaviour: we move away from people and things that we dislike or that make us anxious.
6.emotion n. 感情;情绪
7.regulation n.
法规,条例
8.suspect n.[纵联 3] 嫌疑人
9.spit v. 吐出(唾液)
10.arise v.
(问题、困难等)发生,出现
Ⅲ.拓展单词——————通其变
1.terrify v.使惊恐,使受惊吓→terrified adj.感到恐惧的→terrifying adj.令人恐惧的
②China has been pushing the reform of public hospitals for the benefit of all its citizens.
一句多译
一个和谐的家庭对于孩子的个人发展是有益的。
③A harmonious family is_beneficial_to a child's personal development.(beneficial)
③honesty 诚实 ④bravery 勇敢
⑤justice 正义 ⑥diligence 勤勉
⑦generosity 慷慨 ⑧kindness 善良
纵联 3.suspect 形近词全扫描
①aspect n.方面 ②expect v.期望
③inspect v.检查,视察
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Module 5
1. be made of 由……制成(能看出原材料)
be made from 由……制成(看不出原材料)
2. 强调句句型:
It is/was +被强调的成分+that/who+其余成分(被强调成分是人,可以用who 代替that,其他情况,一般只用that)
e.g. It was he who/that met an old friend in the park yesterday.
It was in the park that he met an old friend yesterday.
3. lie-lay-lain-lying 躺,位于,在于
lie-lied-lied-lying 说谎
lay-laid-laid-laying 放置,生(蛋)
4. turn to 求助于
turn out 结果(是)
turn in 上交
turn over 翻身
5. contrast A with B 把A同B对比/对照
e.g. His behavior contrasts unfavourably with his principles.
他的行为与他的原则相对照,很不相称。
6. contrast with 与……形成对照
e.g. The snow was icy and white, contrasting with the brilliant blue sky.
雪冰冷洁白,与明媚的蓝天形成对照。
7. in contrast with/ to 与……相反
e.g. In contrast with/ to your belief that we will fail, I am confident that we will
succeed. 你认为我们会失败,可与你的想法相反,我深信我们会成功。
8. by contrast 相比之下
e.g. The coastal areas have mild winters, but by contrast the central plains
become extremely cold.
沿海地区冬天天气暖和,可相比之下中部平原却异常寒冷。
9. imagine常用的结构有:
imagine + n./ pron.
imagine + 动名词/ 动名词的复合结构
imagine sb... to be / adj
imagine that…以为,猜想
imagine …as…认为……是……
10. by mistake 错误地
e.g. I took his book by mistake. 我错拿了他的书。
11. on the contrary 正相反,恰恰相反
e.g. ──I hear you are enjoying your new job.
我听说你很喜欢你的新工作。
──On the contrary, I find it rather dull. 恰恰相反,我觉得相当枯燥。
12. in other words 换句话说,也就是说
e.g. Your performance in the exam did not reach the required standard ──
in other words, you failed.
你的考试成绩没有达到所要求的标准,换句话说,你的考试不及格。
13. in a word 总而言之,简言之
e.g. Lily is clever, polite and well-behaved. In a word, she is worth praising.
莉莉聪明有礼貌且表现好,总而言之,她值得表扬。
14. in word 口头上
e.g. I don’t want you simply to promise me in word that you’ll be good.
我不喜欢你仅仅只是口头上许诺你将会做个好孩子。
15. in words 用语言
e.g. He couldn’t express him gratitude in words.
他无法用语言来表达他的感激之情。
16. as follows 如下
e.g. Their suggestions are as follows. 他们的建议如下。
17. take place 发生
e.g. The dialogue takes place at a tailor’s shop. 对话发生在一家服装店。
18. take the place of 取代,代替
e.g. Here is a book to take the place of the one I lost.
这儿有本书可替代我丢失的那一本。
19. take one’s place = take the place of sb... 代替
e.g. My brother is ill, and I’ve come to take his place.
我兄弟病了,我来接替他。
20. instead of 代替
e.g. I will go instead of you. 我将代替你去。
21. up to 高达,直到,强调达到某种程度
e.g. The water came up to our necks. 水一直涨到我们的颈部。
up to 至少;该由……负责
e.g. Up to ten people can sleep in this tent. 这个帐篷至少能睡十个人。
──Shall we go out? 我们出去好吗?
──It’s up to you. 你决定吧。
22. make sure 查明,使确定
e.g. I only came to make sure that everything was all right.
我只是来弄清楚是否一切都无问题。
Have you made sure of the time of the train?
火车出发时间你搞清楚了吗?
23. be sure to do 一定会,准会,必定
e.g. Be sure to write and tell me all the news. 一定要写信告诉我所有的消息。
24. be sure of/ about/ that 肯定,有把握
e.g. I’m sure that I gave him the book. 我肯定我已把那本书给了他。
Kate is sure of good exam results. 凯特对考试获得好成绩很有把握。
25. It is certain that 结构中只能用certain 而不能用sure
e.g. It is certain that we can finish the task on time.
我们一定会按时完成任务。
26. burn out (火)燃尽,烧完自灭
27. throw oneself on …扑倒在……上
28. make a sound 发出声音
29. again and again 一再,屡次
30. treat … as 把……当成……对待
31. a sequence of 一系列的
32. be identical to 和……一样,与……一致
33. rely on 依靠,依赖
34. knock out 摧毁
35. get out of control 摆脱控制
36. as far as we know 据我们所知
37. break down 分解
38. vice versa 反过来也一样,反之亦然
39. bring … back to life 使……复活。