第二部分 选修八 Unit 3 The world of colours and light
遗憾的是，尽管凡· 高全身心地投入绘画，他所得到的回
报却微乎其微。
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Drivers who cause traffic accidents, or who commit a moving traffic offence or are being suspected of drink driving will be tested.(选自2011年高考福建卷· 阅读A)
仿
那孩子跌倒了，头撞到了门上。
写
The child fell down, hitting his head against
the door.
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3．Next，spread the glue where you want to attach the string. 仿 写 把药放在孩子们够不到的地方。 Put the medicine where children can't reach it.
making him famous nationwide.
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1．calculate vt.& vi.计算；推测
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... it is impossible to calculate what price it would fetch if it ever came on the market.(教材P34原句) ……假若该画投放到市面上，人们不可能会估算出其价格 的。
and she admitted that she hadn't gone all out for her
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(一)根据汉语提示写出短语 1．* experiment with ... 2．* on the market 3． range from ...to ... 拿/用……做试/实验 出售，上市 从……到……
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(一)基础单词(根据提示写出单词) 1．Industrial output last year. 2．He is an acute (敏锐的) observer of the social scene. (产量) increased by four percent
3．You deserve a day off as a reward (奖励) for working
导致交通事故、违反行车事项以及被怀疑酒驾的司机将
接受检测。
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(1)commit oneself to (doing) sth.承诺(做)某事；专心致
志于某事
commit sb.to (doing) sth. commit a crime commit murder commit suicide (2)commitment n. 保证某人(做)某事 犯罪 犯凶杀罪 自杀 承诺；奉献
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Borrowers should think carefully before committing themselves to taking out a loan. 借款人应当慎重考虑之后再行借贷。
The man was put in prison for committing murder.
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解析：考查动词辨析。根据“人们相信(损失)要超过一 亿美元”，可见这里表示损失还没有精确地“计算”出来，
用calculate表示“计算”。
答案： A
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2．commit vt.& vi.全心全意投入；犯罪，犯错；承诺，保证
Unfortunately, although van Gogh committed his whole being to painting, he received little reward for his effort. (教材P35原句)
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常考 calculate, commit, reward,
冷点词汇
单词 admission，disgusting
常考
abstract,
consensus,
短语
lay out
dip
常考 After his graduation，this project was
句式 exhibited in art galleries all over China,
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B．完成句子 ③据估算，去年至少丧失了4,000个工作岗位。 It has been calculated that at least 4,000 jobs were lost last year.
④你需要算一算要花多少时间才能完成分配的任务。
You need to calculate how much time the assignment will take.
streetfighting. 11．Commercial television is an effective medium (媒介) for advertising. 12．The beautiful scenery (景色) here is fetching more and
more tourists.
19． architecture n．建筑；建筑学→ architect n．建筑师； 设计师 返回
20． disgusting adj.令人不快的，令人厌恶的，令人愤慨 的→ disgust vt.使厌恶→ disgusted adj.厌恶的
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B：一言辨异(根据语境，用所给单词的适当形式填空)
我刚合上眼，电话就响了。
Hardly had I closed my eyes when the telephone rang.
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2．After his graduation, this project was exhibited in art galleries all over China, making him famous nationwide.
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C．单项填空 ⑤(2009· 湖北高考) The loss has not yet been accurately, but it is believed to be well beyond a hundred million dollars. A．calculated C．completed B．considered D．controlled
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Only now are organizations beginning to wake up to those lost opportunities and calculate the financial
implications.(选自2011年高考上海卷· 阅读Section A)
只有现在一些机构才开始认识到那些失去的机会，才来估 算其金融内涵。 The program helps you to calculate how much tax you have to pay. 这一程序能帮你算出应交纳的税款。 返回
我们没有预料到这一申请会有什么问题。
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[多维演练]
A．用calculate的适当形式填空
①Our guess was confirmed by calculation . ②It is difficult to calculate what influence he had on her life.
so hard. 4．Please accept this as a souvenir (纪念品) for our friendship. 返回
5．She was awarded a scholarship (奖学金) to attend
Oxford University. 6．I caught the kids next door spraying (喷洒) my dog with cold water. 7．She dipped (蘸) her handkerchief in the water and began to wipe the dirt from her son's face. 8．The research shows that preschool children are capable
7．There are hundreds of different brands on the market at present.
8．I'm strongly against experimenting with animals.
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1.Hardly had we left the dormitory the next morning when we realized we had left our map in the room. 仿 写
(1)calculate that ...
计算；预测
It is calculated that/wh-...
calculate on ... (2)calculation n.
据估算……
预料…… 计算；预测
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We didn't calculate on any problem with the application.
4．* upwards of
5． be off to 6．* so far 7．* 身去…… 到目前为止，迄今 集中于 返回
8．* cut up
切碎
9．* lay out
10．* cut sth.out (of sth.)
布置，设计；铺开，展开
剪出，剪下
11．* have a go (at)
4．I have never played tennis before, but I decided to have a go anyway.
5．You should expect to pay upwards of ￡50 for a hotel room.
高中英语Unit3Theworldofcoloursandlight英美文化欣赏教案(含解析)牛津译林版选修8
Unit 3 The world of colours and light【导读】你喜欢画画吗？你了解会画画的人吗？阅读短篇小说《画册的一页》，让你认识会画画的伊恩·费伦奇。
【节选】Feuille d'albumHe really was an impossible person.Too shy，and he had nothing at all to say.When he came to your studio，he just sat there，silent.When he finally went，blushing red all over his face，you wanted to scream and throw something at him.The strange thing was that at first sight he looked most interesting.Everybody agreed about that.You saw him in a café one evening，sitting in a corner with a glass of coffee in front of him.He was a thin boy，who always wore a blue shirt and a grey jacket that was a little too small for him.He looked just like a boy who has decided to run away to sea.You expected him to get up at any moment，and walk out into the night and be drowned.He had short black hair，grey eyes，white skin and a mouth that always looked ready for tears.Oh，just to see him did something to your heart！And he had this habit of blushing.If a waiter spoke to him，he turned red!‘Who is he，my dear? Do you know？’‘Yes.His name is Ian French.He paints.They say he's very clever.Someone I know tried to mother him.She asked him how often he had a letter from home，if he had enough blankets on his bed，how much milk he drank.Then she went to his studio to make sure he had enough clean shirts.She rang and rang the bell，but nobody came to the door，although she was sure he was there...Hopeless！’Someone else decided he ought to fall in love.She called him to her，took his hand，and told him how wonderful life can be for those who are brave.But when she went to his studio one evening，she rang and rang...Hopeless.‘What the poor boy really needs is excitement，’a third woman said.She took him to cafés and nightclubs，dark places where the drinks cost too much and there were always stories of a shooting the night before.Once he got very drunk，but still he said nothing，and when she took him home to his studio，he just said‘goodnight’and left her outside in the street...Hopeless.Other women tried to help him—women can be very kind—but finally they，too，were defeated.We are all busy people，and why should we spend our valuable time onsomeone who refuses to be helped?‘And anyway，I think there is something rather odd about him，don't you agree？He can't be as innocent as he looks.Why come to Paris if you don't intend to have any fun？’He lived at the top of a tall，ugly building，near the river.As it was so high，the studio had a wonderful view.From the two big windows he could see boats on the river and an island covered with trees.From the side window he looked across to a smaller and uglier house，and down below there was a flower market.You could see the tops of huge umbrellas with bright flowers around them，and plants in boxes.Old women moved backwards and forwards among the flowers.Really，he didn't need to go out.There was always something to draw.If any kind woman had been able to get into his studio，she would have had a surprise. He kept it as neat as a pin.Everything was arranged in its place，exactly like a painting—the bowl of eggs，the cups and the teapot on the shelf，the books and the lamp on the table.There was a red Indian cover on his bed，and on the wall by the bed there was a small，neatly written notice：GET UP AT ONCE.Every day was the same. When the light was good he painted，then cooked a meal and tidied the studio.In the evenings he went to the café or sat at home reading or writing a list which began：‘What I can afford to spend’．The list ended‘I promise not to spend more this month. Signed，Ian French’．Nothing odd about that；but the women were right. There was something else.One evening he was sitting at the side window eating an apple and looking down on to the tops of the huge umbrellas in the empty flower market.It had been raining，the first spring rain of the year，and the air smelled of plants and wet earth.Down below in the market，the trees were covered in new green.‘What kind of trees are they？’he wondered.He stared down at the small ugly house，and suddenly two windows opened like wings and a girl came out on to the balcony，carrying a pot of daffodils.She was a strangely thin girl in a dark dress，with a pink handkerchief tied over her hair.‘Yes，it is warm enough.It will do them good，’she said，putting down the pot，and turning to someone in the room inside.As she turned，she put her hands up to her hair to tidy it，and looked down at the market and up at the sky.She did not look at the house opposite. Then she disappeared.His heart fell out of the window and down to the balcony，where it buried itselfamong the green leaves of the daffodils.The room with the balcony was the sittingroom，and next to it was the kitchen. He heard her washing the dishes after supper，saw her come to the window to shake out the tablecloth.She never sang or combed her hair or stared at the moon as young girls are said to do. She always wore the same dark dress and pink handkerchief.Who did she live with？Nobody else came to the window，but she was always talking to someone.Her mother，he decided，was always ill. They took in sewing work.The father was dead...He had been a journalist.By working all day she and her mother just made enough money to live on，but they never went out and they had no friends.He had to make some new notices...‘Not to go to the window before six o'clock：signed，Ian French.Not to think about her until he had finished his painting for the day：signed，Ian French.’It was quite simple.She was the only person he wanted to know because she was，he decided，the only person alive who was exactly his age.He didn't want silly girls，and he had no use for older women.She was his age.She was—well，just like him.He sat in his studio，staring at her windows，seeing himself in those rooms with her.She was often angry.They had terrible fights，he and she.And she rarely laughed.Only sometimes，when she told him about a funny little cat she once had，who used to scratch and pretend to be fierce when she gave it meat to eat...Things like that made her ually，they sat together very quietly，talking in low voices，or silent and tired after the day's work.Of course，she never asked him about his pictures，and of course he painted the most wonderful pictures of her，which she hated because he made her so thin and so dark...But how could he meet her?Then he discovered that once a week，in the evening，she went shopping.On two Thursdays he saw her at the window in a coat，carrying a basket.The next Thursday，at the same time，he ran down the stairs.There was a lovely pink light over everything.He saw it reflected in the river，and the people walking towards him in the street had pink faces and pink hands.Outside the house he waited for her.He had no idea what he was going to do or say.‘Here she comes，’said a voice in his head.She walked very quickly，with small，light steps...What could he do？He could only follow...First she went to buy some bread.Then she went to a fish shop.She had to wait a long time in there.Then she went to the fruit shop and bought an orange.As he watchedher，he knew more surely than ever that he must talk to her，now.Her seriousness and her loneliness，even the way she walked—separate，somehow，distant from the other people in the street—all this was so natural，so right to him.‘Yes，she is always like that，’he thought proudly.‘She and I are different from these people.’But now she was going home，and he had not spoken to her.Then she went into another shop. Through the window，he saw her buying an egg. She took it carefully out of the basket—a brown egg，a beautiful one，the one he himself would have chosen.She came out of the shop，and he went in.A moment later he was out again，following her through the flower market，past the huge umbrellas，walking on fallen flowers.He followed her into the house and up the stairs.She stopped at a door and took a key out of her purse.As she put the key in the lock，he ran up to her.Blushing redder than ever，but looking straight at her，he said，almost angrily：‘Excuse me，Mademoiselle，you dropped this.’And he gave her an egg.画册的一页他真是个令人难以忍受的人。
牛津M8U3The world of colors and light课文电子文档
Visiting the masterHi Yang Yan,Here I am in Amsterdam. This trip has been fantastic! As you know, I am with my aunt and grandmother. They are both good artists, and I’m thinking about starting painting myself after I get back. Let me tell you all about our trip.My grandmother really likes Picasso’s paintings and thinks he is the greatest artist ever, so we started in Spain and went to the city of Málaga the birthplace of Picasso. Near the house where Picasso was born is a museum full of his art. Málaga is a lovely city and the architecture is beautiful. I was amazed to learn that Picasso had an output of more than 20,000 pieces of art. He did not just paint, but made sculptures and worked with all kinds of media. He experimented with different styles of painting, but was most famous for his work in Cubism, which often uses acute angles and where the world is represented as being constructed of cubes and rectangles.Of course, even though Picasso was Spanish, he left Spain while he was still a young and struggling artist, and settled in Paris, France. So, after visiting Spain, we went to Paris. During our four days in Paris we spent one whole day at the Louvre Museum, where we saw the Mona Lisa, painted by the Italian artist Leonardo da Vinci. He created this work between 1503 and 1506. I was really impressed by this picture of a lady with a mysterious smile. By popular consensus, this is the most valuable painting in the world—it is impossible to calculate what price it would fetch if it ever came on the market. Besides being a painter, da Vinci was also an architect, scientist and engineer. He designed many new inventions, including a primitive form of a helicopter and a tank.Besides the works of da Vinci, the Louvre Museum has more than 6,000 other European paintings, ranging from the 13th century to the 19th century. It doesn’t have any modern paintings in it, however. Modern paintings are all kept at the Monet d’Orsay. We went there on our second day in Paris because my aunt was eager to see the works of Claude Monet.Monet was a French painter who lived between 1840 and 1926. His paintings were typical of a style called Impressionism. With Impressionism, the painter abandons the idea of representing things exactly as they look in a photograph, but seeks to show movement and the feelings of the moment, through the use of colours, light and shadows. Monet loved to paint outdoors, and almost never used a studio. Though when he was younger he painted a wide variety of subjects, when he was older he most often painted the water lilies floating on the surface of the pond in his garden.Yesterday, we went to the Van Gogh Museum, here in Amsterdam. Van Gogh was also a member of the Impressionist Movement. Altogether, he painted about 800 oil paintings and did 1,600 drawings. One of his most famous oil paintings is The Potato Eaters, which he painted in 1885. Among his works, my favourite is Starry Night, which he completed in 1889. Unfortunately, although van Gogh committed his whole being to painting, he received little reward for his effort. His younger brother, Theo, acting as his agent, tried hard to sell van Gogh’s paintings, but could only sell one painting, for 400 francs, before van Gogh died in 1890. Today, van Gogh’s paintings are worth upwards of millions of dollars each.Tomorrow we are off to another museum in Amsterdam. The most famous paintings there are by Rembrandt. He lived from 1606 until 1669. My aunt really wants to see a painting of his called The Night Watch, which was painted in 1642.I’ll tell you more about my trip when I get back.RegardsLi MingUnusual picturesSomeone once said that anything and everything could be used to make art. A few years ago, a picture of Mona Lisa was made out of slices of bread toasted to different colours. It probably smelled good, but it took a long time to do. This web page gives you some ideas that you could use to make unusual pictures.Pizza facesPut your apron on and get ready to make a pizza face. Now you can be a chef and an artist. You can use a variety of different foods to help you make a face. Here are a few ideas.Use small slices of carrot or pieces of seaweed as hair, and arrange it in the style that you want. Cut up some tomatoes for eyes, pieces of cheese for ears, and a mushroom for a nose. Next, you need to think about the mouth—you could make a smile from a slice of bacon. Other foods you could use to create pizza faces include onion, pineapple, eggplant and ham. Most of these foods are available at your local grocery.When you have made the face, you can take a photo of it, so that you can keep your unusual picture forever. Once you have taken the photo, you can then cook and eat the pizza face.An artist in the USA once made pizza faces from fruit and vegetables. He took photos of each one and then used these photographs to make birthday cards. Since then he has sold over two million cards.String picturesTo make string pictures, you need some card, thin string and glue. Think about what picture you want to make. Will it be an abstract pattern, or will it be a picture of things, a scene or people? First, use a crayon or pencil to draw the outline of the picture on the card. Next, spread the glue where you want to attach the string. You can make solid shapes by using circles of string. Once the string has dried on the card, you could paint different parts of the string.Feather and seashell picturesThis idea is about creating pictures with feathers and seashells. You will also need glue and some card. Choose small seashells so they will not be very heavy when they are stuck onto the card. Think about the pattern or picture that you want to make. You can lay all the pieces out on the card before you stick them down. You can collect seashells at the beach. Feathers can be found in pillows, pet shops or parks.Rubbish picturesThis may sound disgusting to some, but it is really quite clean and great fun. Every day, we produce lots of rubbish, including different materials like plastic, aluminium, cloth and paper. We can use this rubbish to create pictures. These pictures can be quite heavy, so you should use strong paper or card and very strong glue to stick the rubbish onto the card. Once it is stuck on, you can spray the different sections of the picture with paint.Rubbish printsAgain, this is using rubbish, but this time as paintbrushes. For example, one end of a tin can be dipped into paint and used to make circles on a piece of card. We can use old pieces of cloth as brushes, or wrinkle the cloth together to form an interesting pattern. The shapes and patterns could be repeated. Shapes can be cut out of other rubbish, dipped into the paint and pressed on the card.There are many other things that you can use to make unusual pictures, so why not have a go at some of the ideas above and then try out some ideas of your own?Have fun!。
选修8 Unit 3 The world of colours and light
Unit 3The world of colours and light一、单词表词汇全查验——运用多媒体，提问默写词汇Ⅰ.阅读词汇(英译汉)[第一屏听写]1．*mural n．壁画2．still life n. 静物画3．Spain n. 西班牙4．birthplace n. 出生地；发源地5．medium n. (艺术创作的)材料，形式；媒介，传媒adj. 中等的6．*Cubism n. 立体主义，产体派7．acute adj. 锐角的；强烈的；(疾病)急性的；灵敏的；敏锐的[第二屏听写]8．acute angle n．锐角9．cube n. 立方形，立方体10．rectangle n. 长方形，矩形11．helicopter n. 直升机12．tank n. 坦克；(储存液体或气体的)箱，槽，罐13．*Impressionism n. 印象主义，印象派14．shadow n. 阴影，影子；阴暗处15．*water lily n. 睡莲[第三屏听写]16．pond n．池塘17．*Impressionist Movement n. 印象主义运动18．oil painting n. 油画19．being n. 身心；存在；生物20．franc n. 法郎21．gallery n. 画廊，陈列室，展览馆22．changeable adj. 多变的，易变的23．ankle n. 踝，踝关节24．dormitory n. 集体宿舍[第四屏听写]25．canal n．运河；灌溉渠26．apron n. 围裙27．chef n. 厨师，(尤指)主厨，厨师长28．seaweed n. 海藻，海草29．onion n. 洋葱30．pineapple n. 菠萝31．eggplant n. 茄子32．seashell n. 海贝壳[第五屏听写]33．pillow n．枕头34．aluminium n. 铝35．spray v t. 喷，喷洒，向……喷洒n. 喷剂；喷雾；浪花36．paintbrush n. 画笔37．tin n. 罐子，罐头，罐装物；锡38．wrinkle v t.&v i. (使)起皱纹n. 皱纹，皱褶，皱痕Ⅱ.高频词汇(汉译英)[第六屏听写]1．abstract adj.抽象的n. 摘要，概要2．architecture n. 建筑；建筑学3．output n. 产量，输出量；输出4．consensus n. 共识，一致的意见5．calculate v t.&v i. 计算；推测6．starry adj. 布满星星的；像星星的，明亮的7．commit v t.&v i. 全心全意投入；犯罪，犯错；承诺，保证8．reward n. 回报，报酬，奖励v t. 奖励，给以报酬[第七屏听写]9．agent n．代理人，经纪人10．suite n. (旅馆)套房；一套家具11．accomodation n. 住处；住宿，膳宿；和解，调解12．passer-by n. 路人，过路的人13．souvenir n. 纪念物，纪念品14．admission n. (机构、组织等的)准许加入，进入权；承认；入场费15．scenery n. 风景，景色，风光16．scholarship n. 奖学金[第八屏听写]17．cloth n．布料，织物；(一块)布18．slice n. 薄片，切片19．disgusting adj. 令人不快的，令人厌恶的，令人愤慨的20．dip v t.&v i. 浸，蘸21．upwards_of 在……以上，大于，超过22．be_off_to 动身去……23．cut_up 切碎24．lay_out 布置，设计；铺开，展开25．cut_something_out_(of_something) 剪出，剪下26．have_a_go_(at) 试一试二、单元核心考点初热身——提供语境，单元考点自测回顾(一)分类识记单词——用时少·功效高⇩积得多(平时多输入，用时顺手出)1.have a go (at )试一试①Dick wanted to have_a_go_at_making the experiment. 迪克想得到一次做实验的机会。
Unit 3 The world of colors and light Section Ⅱ 课件 -优质公开课-译林版高中选修8精品
牛刀小试
(1)There was an earthquake and，
________，there were tidal waves.
A．therefore B．however
C．in addition
D．then
解析：选C。therefore可作副词，语意 也合题意，但是用它时，and后不应有 逗号；however可作副词，但它不和 and连用；then是副词，可与and连用， 但之间不能有逗号；in addition相当于 副词besides，意为“除此之外”，可 单独使用。
品味经典 ①We couldn’t afford (to buy) a computer. 我们买不起一台电脑。
②Are you able to afford the time
for a holiday?
你能抽出时间去度假吗？
③Music affords us pleasure. 音乐给我们带来快乐。
解析：选 B。can’t afford sth.买不起某物。
(2)I’m
not
sure
how
much
scholarship you will receive ， but it will roughly________your major expenses. A．cover C．pay B．afford D．charge
(2)We
go
to
school
every
day________Saturday and Sunday.
A．besides B．in addition to
C．except
except that表示“ This will do except that it is too long. 除了„„，只 是„„”，后跟从 除了太长以外，这还 句。 行。 Bananas have a apart from表示“ great deal of sugar 除了„„以外”， apart from water. 有时相当于 香蕉里除了水分之外 besides。 还有大量的糖分。
(讲义)选修8Unit3 TheworldofcoloursandlightWord版含解析
衡石量书整理Unit 3The world of colours and light主题: 人与社会子话题: 文学和艺术对应教材: 选修8Unit 1 The written word; 选修8Unit 2The universal language; 选修8Unit 3The world of colours and light; 选修8Unit 4Films and film eventsⅠ. 细品味经典文章(2020·全国Ⅱ卷) It was just after sunrise on a June morning. “Nicolo, ” whose real name cannot be exposed to the public because of Italy’s privacy laws, finished working the whole night at a factory in Turin. As he often did, he stopped by the “after work auction(拍卖)” run by the Italian police where things found on the trains were sold to the highest bidder. There, among many other things, Nicolo spotted two paintings he thought would look nice above his dining room table. Nicolo and another bidder battled until Nicolo finally won the paintings for $32.When Nicolo retired and went to live in Sicily, he brought the paintings with him. He hung them above the same table he had moved from Turin. His son, age 15, who had taken an art appreciation class, thought that there was something unusual about the one with a young girl sitting on a garden chair. It was signed (签名) “Bonnato” or so he thought, but when he researched it, he only found “Bonnard, ” a French pai nterhe had never heard of. He bought a book and was surprised to find a picture of the artist Pierre Bonnard sitting on the same chair in the same garden as his father’s painting.“That’s the garden in our picture, ” Nicolo’s son told his father. They ev entually learned that the painting they owned was called “Th e Girl with Two Chairs. ” They studied the other painting and learned that it was actually Paul Gauguin’s “Still Life of Fruit on a Table with a Small Dog. ” The family called the Italian Culture Ministry; the official confirmed that the paintings were originals and worth as much as $50 million.Ⅱ. 按要求完成任务1. 写出文章中和艺术有关的词汇和短语。
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tried out . 6．Tom, who had not seen Jack for tried out a year, was
prepared to give him the warmest welcome. 7．If you want to catch that train we'd better be off to the station immediately. 8．I'm seeing children of 6 experiment with drugs.
It took the workers 37 years to build the Qinshihuang
Tomb.
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(三)帮你记单词 请根据汉语提示写出像accommodation一样含后缀ation的 高频单词 1． administration 2． application 管理，经营 请求；申请
英语Unit3《Theworldofcoloursandlight》task课件(译林牛津版选修8)
The artist
Born in Hangzhou in 1961 Admitted to Beijing School of Art in 1983 Set up a studio in Hangzhou after graduation Studied in the USA in the 1990s Presented his paintings in Guilin
At the exhibition
You get a brochure that gives you more information about the artist and his work.
You are advised to read Part C and underline any
useful information that is not mentioned in the advertisement.
the place visited
e.g. a photo gallery
when the visit took place to find out about a famous photographer and his / her work
why the visit took place
what you saw on the visit who you met on the visit
How lucky you are!
You happen to meet Zhang Linghong in the art gallery. You have 3 minutes to interview him face-to-face.
How to ask technical questions?
高中英语Unit3TheworldofcoloursandlightSectionⅡWelcome
Section Ⅱ Welcome to the unit & Reading — Language points
Ⅰ.单词拼写 1．The children were having fun, chasing each other's shadows
2．[教材原句] By popular consensus, this is the most valuable painting in the world — it is impossible to calculate what price it would fetch if it ever came on the market. 举世公认，这幅画是世界上最珍贵的油画作品——如果把这 幅画放到市场上，很难估算它的价值。 [句型点拨] “It is＋adj.＋to do sth.”句型。 [佳句赏析] It is hard for us to calm down and sleep on such an exciting night. 在如此令人激动的夜晚，对我们来说很难平静下来去睡觉。
calculate vt.& vi.计算；推测
calculate that/wh-clause It is calculated that ... calculate on sb./sth. be calculated to do sth.
计算……；预测…… 据估算…… 指望某人/某物 打算或计划做某事
1．(教材 P34)He experimented with different styles of painting, but was most famous for his work in Cubism ...
unit 3《the world of colours and light》ppt全单元课件
see, it's getting colder and colder, so I'd like to remind you that you should put on more clothes when getting up the following morning to protect yourself from cold.That's all.Thank you a lot.
Here's Li Hua reporting.
[一试身手] 【句型转换】 1．将句型①改为被动语态。 ____A__s_t_r_o_n_g_w__in_d__is__e_x_p_e_c_te_d__to__c_o_m_e________ from this midnight to two early tomorrow morning and the temperature will drop by 5℃—8℃. 2．将句型②改为remind sb.to do sth.结构。 You see, it's getting colder and colder, so I'd like to __r_e_m__in_d__y_o_u__to__p_u_t_o_n__m__o_re__c_lo_t_h_e_s___getting up the following morning to protect yourself from cold.
8． __b__e_m__a_d_e_o_u_t_o_f_____由……制成，用……制成 9． _c_u_t__u_p_______切碎 10． _l_a_y_o_u__t ______布置，设计；铺开，展开 11． _c_u_t__so_m__e_t_h_in_g__o_u_t_(_o_f_s_o_m_e_t_h_i_n_g_) 剪出，剪下 12． _h__a_v_e_a_g_o__(_a_t)_试一试；指责 13．t_r_y_o_u_t________试用，实验 14． _in__a_d_d_i_t_io_n____另外，还有 15． __t_a_k_e_t_u_r_n_s_t_o_d_o__s_th_._______轮流做……
高考英语课件(译林版)选修八 unit 3 the world of colours and light
→committed adj.坚定的，忠诚的→commitment n．承
诺，许诺，保证，任务
4.agent n．代理人，经纪人→agency n．代理机构
*5.accommodation
n．住处；住宿，膳宿；和解，调解
→accommodate vt.为……提供住宿
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6.changeable adj.多变的，易变的→change vt.改变 n．变化 *7.admission n．(机构、组织等的)准许加入，进入权；承
4．The building was designed by a famous architect .Its style of _a_r_c_h_it_e_c_tu__re_ belongs to Europe.
5．What the factory did disgusted people living here. The smell it let off was disgusting and I was disgusted at it.
adj. 中等的 6． reward n． 回报，报酬，奖励 vt.奖励，给以报酬
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(三)拓展词汇灵活用
*1.architecture n．建筑；建筑学→architect n．建筑师；设
计师
2.calculate vt.& vi.计算；推测→calculation n．计算；预测
*mit vt.& vi.全心全意投入；犯罪，犯错；承诺，保证
用上面加*号的单词的适当形式填空
1．The naughty boy made a commitment to his teacher that he would never commit the same mistake again.