EIM 导学案Book 1 Unit 10 Don't Give up

D on’t give up!Part 1 words and expressions1.bright sunshine __________________2.dark clouds______________________3.heavy rain__________________4. a light shower ____________________5. a strong wind ____________________6. a gentle breeze___________________7.thick fog __________________8. a thin mist__________________9.heavy snow__________________10. a violent storm______________11. Amazon jungle ___________________12.thunderstorm______________13.lightning___________________14.unconscious________________15.woodcutter_______________16.在空难中幸存下来_________________17.电影导演 ____________________18.难以置信的故事 ___________________19.纪录⽚ __________________20. 给。

动⼿术_____________21. Not really!____________22. Sounds weird. _____________23. Such a wimp ______________24. The pain’s gone! ____________25. It’s good fun! __________26. This is the best bit! _________________27. Take an aspirin and go to bed ___________________28. at the moment ______________29. keep going____________30. give up _____________31. survive in the jungle _______________32. a small hut by the river __________________33. the next day______________34. Bricklayer _______________35. Here’s the best bit! ___________________Part 2 word transformation1.fog—> __________(adj)2.presentation n. —> __________(v)3.ski v.—>___________(n.)—>____________(present participle)4.proper adj.—>___________(adv.)5.absolute adj. —>____________(adv.)6.conscious adj. —>_________(opposite)—>___________(adv.)7.direct v. —>_________(n)adj.—>________(adv.)—>__________(opposite)—>__________(adv.)8.Survive v. —>_________(n)—>_____________(n)9.expect v. —>____________(n)10.explode v. —>___________(n)__________(adj.)11.Bad adj. —>_________(adv.)—>_________(comparative)—>_____________(superlative)12.extreme adj. —>___________(adv.)Part 3 Listening practice: Dictation1.Over the Amazon jungle, there was a thunderstorm. The rain fell heavily and there was a strongwind. And then lightning hit the plane at 3,000 metres and it exploded.2.Juliane fell quickly through the air in her seat and hit the tree hard. For three hours, she wasunconscious.3.When she woke up, her right arm was cut, her shoulder hurt badly and couldn’t see in one eye. Shewas alone. But she was alive.4.The river gave her clean water to drink. It was extremely hot, but the river water kept her cool.5.I she follows the river, she will find people. So she walked slowly along it.6.Sometimes she had to swim in the river because it was too deep to walk in.7.There were fruit on some trees but she didn’t eat it because she knew it was too dangerous.8.Juliane’s father was a biologist and taught her how to survive in the jungle when she was small.9.Ten days after the crash, she found a small hut by the river.10.Juliane was the only person who survived the plane crash.11.The weather will be warm with temperature of around 18 degrees.12.We can expect a strong wind this afternoon and that will make it feel quite cool.13.After last night’s thunderstorms, Birmingham is going to be very cool with an expected high of about14 degrees.14.And finally, in Scotland, it will be foggy for part of the morning then cloudy later on. But notsnowing like it was yesterday, fortunately, so the roads should be safer once the fog clears.15.The teacher asked me to give a presentation about a sportsperson, and I don’t know who to talkabout.16.So he wend back home and for a time he worked as a bricklayer,you know, building walls andhouses and things.17.He still wanted to be a good skier so he kept practising and then he won a couple of small races.18.But three days later he was back and won the Olympic Gold Medal in the Super Giant Slalom.19.Maier was on his motorbike when a car hit him. It was really a bad accident. And the doctorsoperated on him for hours.20.You’ll never ski again, you’ll be lucky if you walk properly.21.You have to keep on running and press with your hand right where it hurts.22.I know it sounds weird, but it’s the best thing to do.23.It’s the best film I’ve ever seen!24.I’m not feeling very good at the moment. I’m finding English very difficult and I want to give it up,but my parents say it’s important and I have to keep going.25.I can’t speak English very well and I get very bad results in my tests.Part 4 Fill in each space with only one word to complete the dialogue.Boy: -and so the teacher wants me to give a ____1____ about a sportsperson, and I don’t know who to talk about.Male: Well, l've got an___2__. Do you want to hear it?Boy: Absolutely!Male: OK - talk about Hermann Maier.Boy: The skier?Male: Yes.Boy: Tell me about him.Male: OK. Well, he's Austrian, and like most Austrian boys he liked skiing, and he wasn't bad at it. He went to a special skiing school when he was 15, but the teachers at the school said he was too small and told him to go home.Boy: Oh.Male: So he went___3___ home and for a time he worked as a bricklayer, you know, helping to build walls and houses and things.Boy: So he stopped skiing?Male: No, he didn't, He still wanted to be a good skier so he kept practising and then he won a ___4___ of small races and in 1996 he got into the Austrian team.Boy: Right.Male: He won ___5_____ World Cup races, but in 1998 he fell really badly - at more than a hundred kilometres per hour, at the Olympic Games in Japan.Boy: Ouch.Male: Yeah, but three days later he was back and he won the Olympic Gold ___6___ in the Super Giant Slalom. Only three days____7____!Boy: Wow, brilliant!OK, Dad, thanks, that's a really good..Male: Whoa, wait - there's morel!Boy: Oh - sorry,Male:Here's the best ___8___. Three years later - 2001, I think it was - Maier was on his motorbike when a car hit him, It was a really bad accident. And the doctors ____9____ on him for hours, He nearly lost one of his legs.Boy: Wow.Male: ... and they had to put metal in his legs and everything. And the doctors said 'No more skiing - you'll never____10___ again, you'll be lucky if you walk properly.Boy: But…Male: But he went back to skiing, and in 2004 he won the World Cup!! Isn't that amazing?Boy: It is. I can use this. Thanks Dad, I think l’ve got my presentation now.Part 5 Fill in each space according to the first letter of the word given and the context of the text.Weather man: And now for today's f____1___. In the London area, the weather will be warm with t_____2_____ of around 18 degrees. Although the sun will s___3___ for a while, we can e__4____ some strong winds this afternoon, And that will make it feel quite c___5____. Further north in the Birmingham area, things won't be too good, I'm afraid. After last night's t____6_____ , Birmingham is going to be very cool with an expected high of about 14 degrees. But no more thunder and l____7___ today, at least. And fInally, in Scotland, it will be f___8_____for part of the morning then cloudy l__9___on,But not snowing like it was yesterday, fortunately, so the roads should be safer once the fog c___10____.Part 6TAPESCRIPTCD2 T15Weather man: And now for today's forecast. In the London area, the weather will be warm with temperatures of around 18 degrees. Although the sun will shine for a while, we can expect some strong winds this afternoon, And that will make it feel quite cool. Further north in the Birmingham area, things won't be too good, I'm afraid. After last night's thunderstorms, Birmingham is going to be very cool with an expected high of about 14 degrees. But no more thunder and lightning today, at least. And fInally, in Scotland, it will be foggy for part of the morning then cloudy later on,But not snowing like it was yesterday, fortunately, so the roads should be safer once the fog clears.7b CD2 T18Boy: -and so the teacher wants me to give a presentation about a sportsperson, and I don'tknow who to talk about.Male: Well, l've got an idea. Do you want to hear it?Boy: Absolutely!Male: OK - talk about Hermann Maier.Boy: The skier?Male: Yes.Boy: Tell me about him.Male: OK. Well, he's Austrian, and like most Austrian boys he liked skiing, and he wasn't bad at it. He went to a special skiing school when he was 15, but the teachers at the school said he was too small and told him to go home.Boy: Oh.Male: So he went back home and for a time he worked as a bricklayer, you know, helpingto build walls and houses and things.Boy: So he stopped skiing?Male: No, he didn't, He still wanted to be a good skier so he kept practising and then he won a couple of small races and in 1996 he got into the Austrian team.Boy: Right.Male: He won several World Cup races, but in 1998 he fell really badly - at more than a hundred kilometres per hour, at the Olympic Games in Japan.Boy: Ouch.Male: Yeah, but three days later he was back and he won the Olympic Gold medal in the Super Giant Slalom. Only three days later!Boy: Wow, brilliant!OK, Dad, thanks, that's a really good..Male: Whoa, wait - there's morel!Boy: Oh - sorry,Male: Here's the best bit. Three years later - 2001, I think it was - Maier was on his motorbike when a car hit him, It was a really bad accident. And the doctors operated on him for hours, He nearly lost one of his legs.Boy: Wow.Male: ... and they had to put metal in his legs and everything. And the doctors said 'No more skiing - you'll never ski again, you'll be lucky if you walk properly.Boy: But…Male: But he went back to skiing, and in 2004 he won the World Cup!! Isn't that amazing?Boy: It is. I can use this. Thanks Dad, I think l’ve got my presentation now.。