(完整版)外研版高中英语教材目录1
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高中英语目录外研版[5篇范例]第一篇:高中英语目录外研版外研版高中英语教材目录《英语1(必修)》Module 1 my first day at senior high Module 2 my new teachers Module 3 my first ride on a train Module 4 a social survey my neigh Module 5 a lesson in a lab Module 6 the internet and telecomm 《英语2(必修)》Module 1 Our body and healthy hab Module 2 No drugs Module 3 Music Module 4 Fine arts-western,chines Module 5 Newspapers and magazines Module 6 films and tv programmes 《英语3(必修)》Module 1 Europe Module 2 Developing and developed Module 3 The violence of nature Module 4 Sandstorms in Asia Module 5 Great people and great Module 6 Old and new 《英语4(必修)》Module 1 Life in the futitr Module 2 Traffic jamModule 3 Body language and nonve Module 4 Great scientists Module 5 A tip along hte three go Module 6 Unexplained mysteries of 《英语5(必修)》Module 1 British and American Eng Module 2 A Job Worth DoingModule 3 Adventure in Literature and the Cinema|Module 4 CarnivalModule 5 The Great Sports Persona Module 6 Animals in Danger 《英语选修6》 Module 1 Small TalkModule 2 Fantasy Literature Philip PullmanModule3 Interpersonal Relationships Module 4 Music Module 5 Cloning Module 6 War and Peace 《英语选修7》Module 1 Basketball Module 2 Highlights of my senior Module 3LiteratureModule 4 Music Born in America Module 5 Ethnic Culture Module 6 The World’s Cultural He第二篇:高中英语外研版选修八单词表——最专业的中小学教学资源共享平台高中英语外研版选修八单词表polar adj.极地的 penguin n.企鹅explorer n.探险者Antarctica n.南极洲annual adj.每年的rainfall n.降水量;降雨量state n.状态;状况depth n.深度gravity n.重力,地心引力inhospitable adj.荒凉的,不适宜居住的extreme adj.极端的,极度的flower v.开花moss n.藓;苔藓algae n.藻类(植物)lichen n.地衣adapt to(使)适应trap v.储存,留存meteorite n.陨石extraterrestrial adj.天外的,地球外的mass n.块,堆,团balance v.使平衡exploration n.(对某地区的)勘查set foot on 进入,到达rivalry n.(不断的)竞争treaty n.(国家或政府间的)条约,公约 commercial adj.商业的nuclear adj.核的,核能的 test n.试验radioactive adj.(具有)放射性的 promote v.促进,增进via prep.经由,取道trap v.使陷入困境lifeboat n.救生船crew n.(全体)船员voyage n.(乘船的)旅行,航行drift v.漂流,漂泊ceremonial adj.正式的glacier n.冰川;冰河magnetic adj.磁的,磁性的,磁场的glare n.刺眼的光intense adj.强烈的sunglasses n.太阳镜;墨镜(SH8 M1 P1)(SH8 M1 P1)(SH8 M1 P1)(SH8 M1 P2)(SH8 M1 P2)(SH8 M1 P2)(SH8 M1 P2)(SH8 M1 P2)(SH8 M1 P2)(SH8 M1 P2)(SH8 M1 P2)(SH8 M1 P2)(SH8 M1 P2)(SH8 M1 P2)(SH8 M1 P2)(SH8 M1 P2)(SH8 M1 P2)(SH8 M1 P2)(SH8 M1 P2)(SH8 M1 P3)(SH8 M1 P3)(SH8 M1 P3)(SH8 M1 P3)(SH8 M1 P3)(SH8 M1 P3)(SH8 M1 P3)(SH8 M1 P3)(SH8 M1 P3)(SH8 M1 P3)(SH8 M1 P3)(SH8 M1 P7)(SH8 M1 P7)(SH8 M1 P7)(SH8 M1 P7)(SH8 M1 P8)(SH8 M1 P8)(SH8 M1 P11)(SH8 M1 P11)(SH8 M1 P11)(SH8 M1 P11)(SH8 M1 P11)(SH8 M1 P11)新课标教学网()精品资料——最专业的中小学教学资源共享平台sun-cream n.防晒霜severe adj.艰难的,艰巨的eyesight n.视力;目力sunburnt adj.晒伤的minus prep.零下numb adj.麻木的;失去知觉的frost n.霜;霜冻clothing n.衣服;(尤指)某种服装portable adj.轻便的;便携的pure adj.干净的;不含有害物质的millimetre n.毫米;千分之一米abnormal adj.不正常的,反常的 sunrise n.日出sunset n.日落absence n.缺乏;没有daylight n.日光;白天tiresome adj.烦人的,令人讨厌的 depressing adj.令人沮丧的;令人抑郁的isolated adj.孤单的,孤立的aircraft n.飞机;飞行器platform n.平台powder n.粉;粉末minimum adj.最少量;最小数modest adj.不很昂贵的;适中的 luxury n.奢侈品cosy adj.温暖舒适的dormitory n.宿舍;寝室canteen n.(工厂学校等的)食堂,餐厅 stock v.储存,储备laundry n.待洗的衣物discourage v.阻止;打消……的念头in case of 如果;假使emergency n.紧急情况;突发事情conventional adj.常规的;普通的 drill n.钻;钻机snap v.崩溃,支持不住tricky adj.困难的,棘手的 fragile adj.脆弱的;易碎的battery n.电池ecology n.生态;生态学delicate adj.娇气的,纤弱的privilege n.荣幸trader n.商人;买卖人;经商者spice n.香料(SH8 M1 P11)(SH8 M1 P11)(SH8 M1 P11)(SH8 M1 P11)(SH8 M1 P11)(SH8 M1 P11)(SH8 M1 P11)(SH8 M1 P11)(SH8 M1 P11)(SH8 M1 P11)(SH8 M1 P11)(SH8 M1 P11)(SH8 M1 P11)(SH8 M1 P11)(SH8 M1 P11)(SH8 M1 P11)(SH8 M1 P11)(SH8 M1 P11)(SH8 M1 P11)(SH8 M1 P11)(SH8 M1 P11)(SH8 M1 P11)(SH8 M1 P11)(SH8 M1 P11)(SH8 M1 P11)(SH8 M1 P11)(SH8 M1 P11)(SH8 M1 P11)(SH8 M1 P11)(SH8 M1 P11)(SH8 M1 P11)(SH8 M1 P11)(SH8 M1 P11)(SH8 M1 P11)(SH8M1 P11)(SH8 M1 P11)(SH8 M1 P11)(SH8 M1 P11)(SH8 M1 P11)(SH8 M1 P11)(SH8 M1 P11)(SH8 M1 P11)(SH8 M1 P13)(SH8 M1 P13)新课标教学网()精品资料——最专业的中小学教学资源共享平台jewel n.宝石(SH8 M1 P13)befriend v.对待……如朋友(SH8 M1 P13)tale n.传说;故事(SH8 M1 P13)legendary adj.传说中的(SH8 M1 P13)reliability n.可靠性(SH8 M1 P13)obscure adj.难理解的,晦涩的(SH8 M1 P13)intimate adj.亲密的(SH8 M1 P13)inhabit v.居住(SH8 M1 P13)spaghetti n.意大利面条(SH8 M1 P13)insight n.洞察力,眼光(SH8 M1 P13)inspiration n.鼓舞;启示;灵感(SH8 M1 P13)renaissance n.(文艺的)复兴(SH8 M2 P15)disturbing adj.引起烦恼的;令人不安的(SH8 M2 P15)subject n.(绘画,摄影等的)主题(SH8 M2 P15)dull adj.枯燥的;沉闷的(SH8 M2 P15)basically adv.基本上,本质上,大致说来(SH8 M2 P15)work n.作品(SH8 M2 P15)effect n.效果;作用(SH8 M2 P15)shade n.(图画等中的)阴影;阴暗部分(SH8 M2 P15)medieval adj.中世纪的(SH8 M2 P16)Gothic adj.哥特式的,哥特风格的(指12至16世纪流行于西欧的建筑风格)(SH8 M2 P16)frontier n.新领域(SH8 M2 P16)perspective n.透视(画)法;透视效果;透视感(SH8 M2 P16)polyphony n.复调音乐(作品)(SH8 M2 P16)cathedral n.大教堂(SH8 M2 P17)motivate v.激发,激励(SH8 M2 P17)skilled adj.有技巧的,熟练的(SH8 M2 P17)parachute n.降落伞(SH8 M2 P17)submarine n.潜艇(SH8 M2 P17)tank n.坦克(SH8 M2 P17)overnight adj.持续整夜的(SH8 M2 P22)ferry n.渡船(SH8 M2 P22)horseshoe n.马掌;马蹄铁(SH8 M2 P22)ornate adj.华丽的(SH8 M2 P22)tax v.对……征税,向……课税(SH8 M2 P22)depend on 依靠,依赖;取决于(条件、情况)(SH8 M2 P22)reckon v.认为(SH8 M2 P22)in history 历史上(SH8 M2 P22)leave for 出发去某地(SH8 M2 P22)anecdote n.趣闻,轶事(SH8 M2 P25)authentic adj.(书画、文件、书籍等)原作的(SH8 M2 P25)spokesman n.发言人;代言人(SH8 M2 P25)新课标教学网()精品资料——最专业的中小学教学资源共享平台burglar n.窃贼,小偷leave sth.behind 把……抛在后面antique adj.古时制造的,古董的basement n.地下室;地下层courtyard n.庭院,院子passerby n.(过)路人moustache n.小胡子parcel n.(小)包裹dash v.猛冲crossing n.十字路口;交叉口crossroads n.十字路口flee v.逃跑,逃掉sideroad n.旁路,旁侧路appeal v.恳求;呼吁suspect n.(犯罪)嫌疑人;可疑分子loss n.丢失;丧失circulate v.流传;传播seek v.寻找;寻求gang n.(犯人的)一群,一帮tentative adj.不确定的;试探性的behalf n.方面;利益on behalf of 代表……chief adj.最重要的;首要的fundamental adj.根本的;基本的drawback n.不利因素superb adj.极好的;超级的 substitute n.代替物;代替品confidential adj.秘密的,机密的debt n.债务;人情债get tired of doing sth.厌倦做某事;厌烦做某事 merely adv.仅仅;只不过outcome n.结果;后果blame n.(对错事或坏事应付的)责任liberty n.自由;自由权at liberty 获得自由的gifted adj.有天赋的;有才华的 movable adj.活动的,可移动的manuscript n.底稿;手稿press n.印刷机squeeze v.榨出;挤出;压出(液体)olive n.橄榄mill n.工厂,制造厂Bible n.圣经up to 到(某个数量)(SH8 M2 P25)(SH8 M2 P25)(SH8 M2 P25)(SH8 M2 P25)(SH8 M2 P25)(SH8 M2 P25)(SH8 M2 P25)(SH8 M2 P25)(SH8 M2 P25)(SH8 M2 P25)(SH8 M2 P25)(SH8 M2 P25)(SH8 M2 P25)(SH8 M2P25)(SH8 M2 P25)(SH8 M2 P25)(SH8 M2 P25)(SH8 M2 P25)(SH8 M2 P25)(SH8 M2 P25)(SH8 M2 P25)(SH8 M2 P25)(SH8 M2 P25)(SH8 M2 P25)(SH8 M2 P25)(SH8 M2 P25)(SH8 M2 P25)(SH8 M2 P25)(SH8 M2 P25)(SH8 M2 P25)(SH8 M2 P25)(SH8 M2 P25)(SH8 M2 P25)(SH8 M2 P25)(SH8 M2 P25)(SH8 M2 P25)(SH8 M2 P27)(SH8 M2 P27)(SH8 M2 P27)(SH8 M2 P27)(SH8 M2 P27)(SH8 M2 P27)(SH8 M2 P27)(SH8 M2 P27)新课标教学网()精品资料——最专业的中小学教学资源共享平台lead to 导致,通向,通往passion n.激情,热爱official n.官员,高级职员rural adj.农村的,乡村的inspire v.鼓舞,激励take up 从事,开始做(某项工作)profession n.职业calculate v.计算owe v.应给予poison n.毒药cookery n.烹饪法,烹饪术taste n.味道obsess v.使着迷banquet n.宴会dish n.一道菜greedily adv.贪婪地chopstick n.(常复)筷子dessert n.甜食no wonder 难怪intestine n.(常复)肠tongue n.舌头hoof n.(猪、牛等的)蹄end up 结束chew v.咀嚼delicacy n.佳肴,珍馐infamous adj.臭名昭著的,声名狼藉的 appetising adj.开胃的,增进食欲的manner n.方式;方法make out 看出,理解requirement n.要求tuna n.金枪鱼fixed adj.固定的mushroom n.蘑菇mash v.捣烂,捣成泥状filling n.馅unrecognizable adj.无法辨认的 have...in common 与……有共同点guest n.客人fork n.叉子in short 总之;简言之entertain v.招待,款待;请客menu n.菜单asparagus n.芦笋tender adj.嫩的(SH8 M2 P27)(SH8 M2 P27)(SH8 M2 P27)(SH8 M2 P27)(SH8 M2 P27)(SH8 M2 P27)(SH8 M2 P27)(SH8 M2 P27)(SH8 M3 P29)(SH8 M3 P29)(SH8 M3 P29)(SH8 M3 P30)(SH8 M3 P30)(SH8 M3 P30)(SH8 M3 P30)(SH8 M3 P30)(SH8 M3 P30)(SH8 M3 P30)(SH8 M3 P30)(SH8 M3 P30)(SH8 M3 P30)(SH8 M3 P30)(SH8 M3 P30)(SH8 M3 P30)(SH8 M3 P30)(SH8 M3 P30)(SH8 M3 P30)(SH8 M3 P31)(SH8 M3 P31)(SH8 M3 P31)(SH8 M3 P31)(SH8 M3 P31)(SH8 M3 P31)(SH8 M3 P31)(SH8 M3 P31)(SH8 M3 P31)(SH8 M3 P32)(SH8 M3 P34)(SH8 M3 P34)(SH8 M3 P35)(SH8 M3 P35)(SH8 M3 P35)(SH8 M3 P35)(SH8 M3 P35)新课标教学网()精品资料——最专业的中小学教学资源共享平台Polynesian adj.波利尼西亚的(SH8 M3 P35)remark v.谈到,说起(SH8 M3 P35)casually adv.随意地(SH8 M3 P35)compliment n.赞美(SH8 M3 P36)punctuation n.标点符号(SH8 M3 P36)porridge n.燕麦(麦片)粥;粥(SH8 M3 P39)bacon n.(通常切成薄片的)咸猪肉;熏猪肉(SH8 M3 P39)roast adj.烤好的;烤制的(SH8 M3 P39)lamb n.羔羊;羔羊肉(SH8 M3 P39)consume v.(正式)吃;喝(SH8 M3 P39)butcher n.屠夫;屠户(SH8 M3 P39)cattle n.牛(指菜牛或奶牛)(SH8 M3 P39)outnumber v.在数量上胜过……,比……多(SH8 M3 P39)justifiably adv.有正当理由地(SH8 M3 P39)mutton n.羊肉(SH8 M3 P39)consequence n.后果(SH8 M3 P39)gradual adj.逐渐的;逐步的(SH8 M3 P39)trend n.趋势,趋向(SH8 M3 P39)fusion n.合并;合成(SH8 M3 P39)cuisine n.烹饪,烹饪术;菜肴,饭菜(SH8 M3 P39)recipe n.烹饪法;食谱(SH8 M3 P39)bean curd n.豆腐(SH8 M3 P39)seaweed n.海藻;海草(SH8 M3 P39)raw adj.生的(SH8 M3 P39)eggplant n.茄子(SH8 M3 P39)lemon n.柠檬(SH8 M3 P39)bakery n.面包店(SH8 M3 P39)loaf n.(条型)面包(SH8 M3 P39)artificial adj.人造的;人工的(SH8 M3 P39)grocery n.食品杂货店(SH8 M3 P39)customer n.顾客(SH8 M3 P39)pan n.平底锅(SH8 M3 P39)cocoa n.可可粉(SH8 M3 P39)cookie n.小甜饼;甜饼干(SH8 M3 P39)maple n.槭树;枫树(SH8 M3 P39)syrup n.糖浆(SH8 M3 P39)honey n.蜂蜜(SH8 M3 P39)crisp adj.松脆的(SH8 M3 P39)samosa n.萨莫萨炸三角饺(SH8 M3 P39)fragrant adj.香的,芳香的(SH8 M3 P39)dairy n.牛奶场(SH8 M3 P39)yoghurt n.酸乳酪;酸奶(SH8 M3 P39)abundant adj.丰富的;充裕的(SH8 M3 P39)ripe adj.(水果或庄稼)成熟的(SH8 M3 P39)新课标教学网()精品资料——最专业的中小学教学资源共享平台peach n.桃子melon n.瓜stove n.炉子fry v.煎;炸;炒microwave n.微波reheat v.重新加热barbecue n.烧烤野餐grill v.烧烤;烤制slice n.薄片;切片breast n.胸脯肉cutlet n.(供烤或煎的)肉片,肉排 buffet n.自助餐pint n.品脱(美国和英国的液量单位)brewery n.啤酒厂altogether v.总的说来;总而言之ample adj.充足的;充裕的willow n.柳树pattern n.图案fence n.栅栏,围栏;篱笆foreground n.(图片或照片的)前景 songbird n.鸣禽overhead adv.在头顶上;在空中set fire to 放火烧……hut n.(简陋的)小屋;棚屋;茅舍transform v.转化,转变instantly adv.立即,马上recognisable adj.能辨认的,能认出的 dialect n.方言,地方话cockney n.伦敦东区土话tell...apart 区分开matter v.重要,要紧;有关系as long as 只要count v.很重要;很有价值trace n.痕迹,踪迹unique adj.独一无二的;独特的lie in 在于intonation n.语调author n.作家,作者ancestor n.祖先,前辈apostrophe n.表示所有格的撇号link n.联系rhythm n.节奏;韵律bilingual adj.双语的,会讲两种语言的 debate n.讨论;辩论(SH8 M3 P39)(SH8 M3 P39)(SH8 M3 P39)(SH8 M3 P39)(SH8 M3 P39)(SH8 M3 P39)(SH8 M3 P39)(SH8 M3 P39)(SH8 M3 P39)(SH8 M3 P39)(SH8 M3 P39) (SH8 M3 P39)(SH8 M3 P39)(SH8 M3 P39)(SH8 M3 P39)(SH8 M3 P39)(SH8 M3 P41)(SH8 M3 P41)(SH8 M3 P41)(SH8 M3 P41)(SH8 M3 P41)(SH8 M3 P41)(SH8 M3 P41)(SH8 M3 P41)(SH8 M3 P41)(SH8 M4 P44)(SH8 M4 P44)(SH8 M4 P44)(SH8 M4 P44)(SH8 M4 P44)(SH8 M4 P44)(SH8 M4 P44)(SH8 M4 P44)(SH8 M4 P44)(SH8 M4 P44)(SH8 M4 P44)(SH8 M4 P44)(SH8 M4 P45)(SH8 M4 P45)(SH8 M4 P45)(SH8 M4 P45)(SH8 M4 P45)(SH8 M4 P45)(SH8 M4 P45)新课标教学网()精品资料——最专业的中小学教学资源共享平台complain v.抱怨;不满telegraph n.电报media n.新闻媒体,传媒revolution n.革命investigate v.调查flavour n.特点,特色;情调acquire v.得到,获得convinced adj.确信的,信服的telecommunication n.(常复)电信in conclusion 总之furthermore adv.此外,而且a huge number of 大量的splendid adj.极好的;优秀的straightforward adj.简单的,易懂的 association n.联系ambiguous adj.歧义的;含糊的 dilemma n.进退两难的境地;困难的抉择 explicit adj.清楚明白的;易于理解的figurative adj.比喻的;借喻的relevant adj.有关的;切题的absurd adj.荒谬的,荒唐的convey v.传达,传递concept n.概念;观念thus adv.因此;因而get down to sth.开始做某事clarify v.弄明白;澄清tendency n.趋向;倾向disorganised adj.杂乱无章的vague adj.不明确的;含糊的clumsy adj.笨拙的select v.挑选,选择metaphorical adj.隐喻的;暗喻的 significance n.意义;含义withdraw v.收回;撤销(说过的话)reject v.拒绝接受potential adj.潜在的;可能的abuse v.辱骂;恶语offence n.得罪;使伤感情statesman n.政治家betray v.对……不忠let sb.down 使某人失望overcome v.征服;战胜prayer n.祈祷文;悼词oppose v.反对(SH8 M4 P48)(SH8 M4 P50)(SH8 M4 P50)(SH8 M4 P50)(SH8 M4 P51)(SH8 M4 P51)(SH8 M4 P51)(SH8 M4 P51)(SH8 M4 P52)(SH8 M4 P52)(SH8 M4 P52)(SH8 M4 P53)(SH8 M4 P53)(SH8 M4 P53)(SH8 M4 P53)(SH8 M4 P53)(SH8 M4 P53)(SH8 M4 P53)(SH8 M4 P53)(SH8 M4 P53)(SH8 M4 P53)(SH8 M4 P53)(SH8 M4 P53)(SH8 M4 P53)(SH8 M4 P53)(SH8 M4 P53)(SH8 M4 P53)(SH8 M4 P53)(SH8 M4 P53)(SH8 M4 P53)(SH8 M4 P53)(SH8 M4 P53)(SH8 M4 P53)(SH8 M4 P53)(SH8 M4 P53)(SH8 M4 P53)(SH8 M4 P53)(SH8 M4 P53)(SH8 M4 P53)(SH8 M4 P53)(SH8 M4 P53)(SH8 M4 P53)(SH8 M4 P53)(SH8 M4 P53)新课标教学网()精品资料——最专业的中小学教学资源共享平台prejudice n.偏见;歧视resist n.反抗;抵抗conflict n.抵触;冲突moral n.寓意;教育意义superior adj.更好的;更强的status n.地位classify v.将……分类sex n.性别approval n.赞许;赞成 curiosity n.好奇心fascination n.着迷,迷恋;吸引力tone n.语气;音调initially adv.起初candidate n.投考者,应考人spin-off n.附带的结果;副产品leap n.飞跃,跳跃joint adj.共同的;联合的 Mars n.火星Jupiter n.木星Aldebaran n.毕宿五,金牛座中的红色巨星probe n.宇宙探测器,航天探测器Saturn n.土星accustomed adj.习惯的 shuttle n.航天飞机historic adj.历史性的,有重大历史意义的 tune v.收看(电视);收听(广播)witness v.目击,亲眼看见;亲身经历assume v.假定,假设patience n.耐心in spite of 不管advanced adj.高级的,先进的at the very beginning of 在……一开始的时候 burst v.爆炸depend v.依靠;取决于planet n.行星view v.看,观察ultraviolet adj.紫外线的 Phoebe 土卫九Titan 土卫六(土星卫星中最大的一颗)decade n.十年a series of 一系列的;一连串的acknowledge v.承认;认为random adj.任意的;随机的backwards adv.向后地;倒退地(SH8 M4 P53)(SH8 M4 P53)(SH8 M4 P53)(SH8 M4 P53)(SH8 M4 P53) (SH8 M4 P53)(SH8 M4 P54)(SH8 M4 P54)(SH8 M4 P54)(SH8 M4 P55)(SH8 M4 P55)(SH8 M4 P55)(SH8 M4 P55)(SH8 M4 P55)(SH8 M4 P55)(SH8 M5 P57)(SH8 M5 P57)(SH8 M5 P57)(SH8 M5 P57)(SH8 M5 P57)(SH8 M5 P57)(SH8 M5 P57)(SH8 M5 P58)(SH8 M5 P58)(SH8 M5 P58)(SH8 M5 P58)(SH8 M5 P58)(SH8 M5 P58)(SH8 M5 P59)(SH8 M5 P59)(SH8 M5 P59)(SH8 M5 P59)(SH8 M5 P59)(SH8 M5 P60)(SH8 M5 P64)(SH8 M5 P64)(SH8 M5 P64)(SH8 M5 P64)(SH8 M5 P64)(SH8 M5 P64)(SH8 M5 P67)(SH8 M5 P67)(SH8 M5 P67)(SH8 M5 P67)新课标教学网()精品资料——最专业的中小学教学资源共享平台deed n.行为(SH8 M5 P67)knight n.骑士,武士(SH8 M5 P67)tension n.紧张关系(SH8 M5 P67)autonmous adj.自治的;有自治权的(SH8 M5 P67)defeat n.失败(SH8 M5 P67)authority n.权力;权威(SH8 M5 P67)accuse v.指责(SH8 M5 P67)accuse sb.of doing sth.指责某人某事(SH8 M5 P67)swear v.起誓保证(SH8 M5 P67)avenge v.替……报仇,报复(SH8 M5 P67)sorrow n.悲伤;悲痛(SH8 M5 P67)latter n.(刚提及的两个人或物之中的)后一个,——最专业的中小学教学资源共享平台dramatic adj.给人深刻印象的;戏剧性的(SH8 M5 P69)invasion n.入侵(SH8 M5 P69)alien n.外星人(SH8 M5 P69)impact n.影响,作用(SH8 M5 P69)observation n.观察;监视(SH8 M5 P69)inescapable adj.不可避免的(SH8 M5 P69)assumption n.假定,假设(SH8 M5 P69)vanguard n.先头部队(SH8 M5 P69)set in motion 使某事开始(SH8 M5 P69)underway adj.在进行中的(SH8 M5 P69)hysteria n.歇斯底里(SH8 M5 P69)newsflash n.新闻快讯(SH8 M5 P69)mounting adj.越来越强烈的(SH8 M5 P69)deliberately adv.蓄意地,故意地(SH8 M5 P69)set out 开始做;着手进行(SH8 M5 P69)acquaintance n.相识的人;泛泛之交(SH8 M6 P71)farewell n.告别(SH8 M6 P71)bar v.摒除;阻挡(SH8 M6 P71)gird v.围绕(SH8 M6 P71)thistledown n.蓟种子冠毛(蓟种子上的软翅,可帮助种子飘浮在空中)(SH8 M6 P71)part v.分手;分离(SH8 M6 P71)steed n.骏马(SH8 M6 P71)neigh v.(马)嘶鸣(SH8 M6 P71)seed n.种子(SH8 M6 P71)dynasty n.朝;代(SH8 M6 P72)expansion n.扩张(SH8 M6 P72)tolerant adj.宽容的;容忍的(SH8 M6 P72)cosmopolitan adj.兼容并包的(SH8 M6 P72)Persian n.波斯人(SH8 M6 P72)Arab n.阿拉伯人(SH8 M6 P72)Jew n.犹太人(SH8 M6 P72)Buddhism n.佛教(SH8 M6 P72)astronomy n.天文学(SH8 M6 P72)shadow n.影子,阴影(SH8 M6 P72)altitude n.高度;海拔(SH8 M6 P72)specialist n.专家(SH8 M6 P72)share v.分享,共享(SH8 M6 P72)advance n.进步;进展(SH8 M6 P73)syllable n.音节(SH8 M6 P73)failure n.失败者(SH8 M6 P73)suffering n.(肉体或精神上的)痛苦;苦难(SH8 M6 P73)corruption n.腐败;堕落(SH8 M6 P73)merchant n.商人(SH8 M6 P73)新课标教学网()精品资料——最专业的中小学教学资源共享平台irregular adj.不规则的;无规律的(SH8 M6 P73)realist n.现实主义作家(SH8 M6 P73)romantic n.浪漫主义作家(SH8 M6 P73)take hold of 抓住(SH8 M6 P73)reflection n.倒影(SH8 M6 P73)mental adj.内心的;精神上的(SH8 M6 P74)alcohol n.酒精;白酒(SH8 M6 P76)daffodil n.水仙花(SH8 M6 P77)flutter v.飘扬,飘动;拍打(翅膀)(SH8 M6 P77)breeze n.微风,和风(SH8 M6 P77)long-term adj.长期的(SH8 M6 P79)disorder n.混乱,失调;紊乱(SH8 M6 P79)channel n.途径;渠道(SH8 M6 P79)prove v.证明是;被发现是(SH8 M6 P79)reveal v.揭示,揭露;显露(SH8 M6 P80)cereal n.(燕麦片、玉米片等)谷类早餐食品(SH8 M6 P81)appeal n.魅力,吸引力(SH8 M6 P81)glance v.一瞥;迅速看一眼(SH8 M6 P81)upwards adv.向上;朝上(SH8 M6 P81)surplus n.剩余;过剩(SH8 M6 P81)approve n.赞成;同意(SH8 M6 P81)approve of sth.赞成某事;满意某事(SH8 M6 P81)sponsor n.赞助商(SH8 M6 P81)expense n.费用(SH8 M6 P81)launch v.开始,(积极有力地)着手进行(SH8 M6 P81)damp adj.潮湿的(SH8 M6 P81)descend v.下来,下降(SH8 M6 P81)barrier n.关卡(SH8 M6 P81)shabby adj.肮脏破旧的(SH8 M6 P81)caution v.警告;劝……小心(SH8 M6 P81)literary adj.文学的(SH8 M6 P81)bench n.(尤指户外的)长凳(SH8 M6 P81)preview n.预观;预看(SH8 M6 P81)departure n.启程;上路(SH8 M6 P81)carriage n.客车车厢(SH8 M6 P81)merry adj.欢快的(SH8 M6 P81)chorus n.合唱;合唱曲(SH8 M6 P81)a chorus of 异口同声的(SH8 M6 P81)realm n.王国,国度;领域,范围(SH8 M6 P81)sonnet n.十四行诗(每行十个音节,韵律规范的诗体)(SH8 M6 P81)arbitrary adj.任意的;随机的(SH8 M6 P81)cater v.满足需求(SH8 M6 P81)cater for 满足……的要求(SH8 M6 P81)homeland n.祖国;本国(SH8 M6 P81)新课标教学网()精品资料——最专业的中小学教学资源共享平台enterprise n.事业(SH8 M6 P81)correspond v.通信(SH8 M6 P81)correspond with 与……通信(SH8 M6 P81)anniversary n.周年纪念日(SH8 M6 P81)donate v.提供;捐(SH8 M6 P81)update v.更新;刷新(SH8 M6 P81)decorate v.装点;美化(SH8 M6 P81)whichever pron.无论哪个(SH8 M6 P81)zone n.地区;区域(SH8 M6 P83)independence n.独立(SH8 M6 P83)imagination n.想象;空想(SH8 M6 P83)typically adv.典型地,有代表性地;向来,一向(SH8 M6 P83)reflect v.反映,显示;表达(SH8 M6 P83)surgeon n.外科医生(SH8 M6 P83)新课标教学网()精品资料第三篇:外研版高中英语选修7单词表外研版高中英语选修7 单词表 B7 M1 dream team 梦之队star n.(娱乐或体育的)明星 forward n.(球赛的)前锋 defend v.防守guard n.(球赛的)后卫 referee n.裁判 hoop n.圈 court n.球场slam dunk n.扣篮 association n.协会league n.联赛top-class adj.最优秀的;第一流的 talented adj.有天资的;有才能的 professional n.职业球员complicated adj.复杂的 hold v.保持consecutive adj.连续的,不间断的 title n.(重大体育比赛中的)冠军 centre n.(足球,篮球等的)中锋 scorer n.(进球得分的)运动员 valued adj.有价值的in the history of 在……历史上 grow up 成长,长大attend v.上(学)with an average of平均为…… average n.平均数per prep.每gold medal 金牌 motivation n.动力 tie n.平局steak n.牛排alongside prep.靠着;并排 awesome adj.了不起的shipyard n.造(修)船厂;船坞various adj.各种各样的entire adj.全部的;整个的immediate adj.立刻的;即刻的There’s no doubt that...毫无疑问 deserve v.应得;值得outstanding adj.杰出的;优秀的;出色的generation n.一代人popularity n.流行;普及live adv.现场直播地;现场演出地commentary n.解说half n.(比赛的)半场 overtime n.加时赛 coach n.教练commentator n.(实况)解说员 rely v.信任;信赖stamina n.持久力;耐力;毅力quarter n.(篮球赛的)一节selfish adj.自私的;自私自利的 the time 一直nature n.性格;本性;天性 instant adj.立刻的 hit n.热门人物nationwide adj.全国各地的if necessary 如果有必要的话be rude to 对……粗鲁 dominate v.支配;控制be used to习惯于(某事物)draw sb’s attention to 引起某人注意(某事物)wresting n.摔跤(运动)boxing n.拳击(运动)upwards adv.向上地 angle n.角,角度 collision n.碰撞parallel adj.平行的,并行的adequate adj.适当的,足够的,充分的 sock n.短袜sneaker n.胶底运动鞋 absorb v.消减,缓冲 bound v.跳跃vest n.内衣背心,汗衫abrupt adj.突出的,出其不意的horizontal adj.水平的,与地平线平行的 accelerate v.加快,加速bounce n.(使球等)反弹,(使)弹回 tournament n.锦标赛,联赛;比赛 interval n.(球赛的)中场休息 appoint v.任命,委派typical adj.典型的,具有代表性的;独特的slim adj.苗条的,修长的 stout adj.(躯体)胖的,粗壮的 belly n.肚子,腹部 obtain v.获得,得到 circuit n.环形boundary n.界限,范围 controversial adj.有争议的 aside adv.靠一边,站到一边 dip v.下降commit v.犯(错误,罪行)foul n.(运动比赛中的)犯规动作 suspension n.暂停,中止penalty n.(体育比赛中对犯规的)处罚take possession of 占有,占据,拥有howl v.(因悲伤、疼痛、愤怒而)不停地嚎哭;咆哮bleed v.(尤指因受伤而)流血,出血 cheek n.脸颊,脸蛋 pulse n.脉搏confirm v.(尤指通过提供更多证据)证实,进一步确定dizzy adj.头晕目眩的,眩晕的 bandage n.绷带blanket n.毯子,毛毡 ambulance n.救护车considerate adj.体谅的,考虑周到的 apologise v.道歉,谢罪sniff v.(短促有声地)以鼻吸气 weep v.哭泣,流泪frustration n.挫折,失望,失意teamwork n.合作,协作,配合scar n.(伤)疤oval adj.卵形的;椭圆形的 gymnasium n.体育馆;健身房 pole n.杆;柱basis n.基础;根据be based on 根据,以……为基础 version n.变体;改编本B7 M2 highlight n.最重要的部分;最精彩的部分 chart n.图;图表 prom n.(美)(常在学年末举行的)高中生的正式舞会 peer n.同龄人mediator n.调解员;斡旋者 forever adv.永远 look back at 回顾,回忆 settle v.解决 have fun 玩得开心competitive adj.好强的;好竞争的 elect v.选举;推选 suit v.合适;适合 rent v.(短期)租用It’s a great pity that...很可惜……dinner jacket 男子晚礼服上装,无尾礼服上装(正式场合穿着,黑色或白色,通常打蝶形领结)enormous adj.巨大的,庞大的slogan n.口号;标语 attract v.吸引photography n.摄影(术)keen adj.渴望的;热切的;热心的issue n.问题as far as I’m concerned 就我而言 in my view 我认为;在我看来 after-school adj.校外的,课外的 consider v.认为be considered as 被看作,被认为是…… develop v.发展;培养activity n.活动ability n.能力;本领;技能outdoor adj.户外的;用于户外的water skiing 滑水运动,水橇运动 be likely to do 有可能 tradition n.传统boarding adj.提供食宿的 nursery n.托儿所 recite v.背诵,朗诵alphabet n.字母表institution n.机构,团体sew v.缝;缝制;缝补woollen adj.羊毛制的,毛料的suitcase n.(旅行用)手提箱luggage n.行李 innocent adj.天真无邪的;阅世不深的 pillow n.枕头quilt n.被子worn adj.(物品)陈旧的,损坏的 armchair n.扶手椅shabby adj.破旧的,破烂的 cushion n.垫子kettle n.(煮开水用的)水壶 decoration n.装饰物 curtain n.窗帘;门帘;帘子 washroom n.厕所 basin n.洗脸盆bathtub n.浴缸,澡盆 sob v.啜泣,呜咽,抽噎 arithmetic n.算术multiply v.乘,使相乘algebra n.代数geometry n.几何学concept n.概念 cubic adj.立方的 acre n.英亩gram n.克dynamic adj.精力充沛的,有创新思想的 bachelor n.未婚男子,单身汉 botanical adj.植物(学)的 microscope n.显微镜regulation n.规章,规则,条例punctual adj.准时的,守时的 T-shirt n.T恤(衫),短袖运动衫weekday n.工作日,周日(星期一到星期五中的某天)Catholic n.天主教徒irritate v.(尤指不断重复做某事而)使(人长期)烦躁upset v.使(某人)心烦意乱,使心情不好 polish v.擦光,擦亮 zipper n.拉链,拉锁 button n.纽扣,扣子 mailbox n.邮箱,邮筒 mummy n.(儿语)妈咪 airmail n.航空邮件fortnight n.两星期,14天certificate n.(毕业)文凭,成绩合格证书 scholarship n.奖学金cheerleading n.当拉拉队队员 cheerleader n.拉拉队队员 cheer v.欢呼;喝彩;加油squad n.拉拉队pompom n.(拉拉队队员用的)彩色塑料线球;绒球 routine n.(公共表演的)一套固定舞步;一套舞蹈动作 course n.课程B7 M3 novelist n.小说家 scene n.场景;场面 cruel adj.冷酷的feed v.喂养;为……提供食品 pot n.锅warden n.管理员serve v.端上(饭菜等)eager adj.热切的;渴望的 appetite n.胃口;食欲 whisper v.低声地说;耳语 nudge v.推开desperate adj.绝望的 healthy adj.健康的in astonishment 惊讶地,吃惊地 support n.支撑物in a...voice 用……声音(说),……声地no sooner...than...刚一……就 seize v.抓住hang v.绞死;吊死 lock v.用锁锁(起来)workhouse n.(英国昔日的)济贫院;贫民习艺所reward n.酬谢;奖赏;赏金 scream v.尖叫;高声喊叫 collar n.衣领rough adj.多暴力的;犯罪率高的 drag v.拖;拉;硬拽 naughty adj.淘气的;调皮的 rascal n.恶棍;无赖 orphan n.孤儿 convict n.囚犯 escape v.逃跑 prison n.监狱 wedding n.婚礼intend v.打算(SH7 M3 P37)illegally adv.违法地;非法地 repay v.报答;回报cast n.演员阵容,全体演员distribute v.分发,分配,分送chapter n.章节filthy adj.十分肮脏的,污秽的sparrow n.麻雀 seagull n.海鸥pipe n.(通常埋在地下的)管,管子,管道 smog n.烟雾choke v.(使)窒息,(使)噎住,(使)呼吸困难 swallow v.吞下;咽下(食物或饮料)rag n.(一小块)旧布;抹布 dustbin n.垃圾箱,垃圾桶 attain v.获得,达到nutrition n.营养(作用);滋养 starvation n.挨饿,饿死welfare n.幸福,福祉;健康 concern n.关心,担心 taxpayer n.纳税人 compass n.指南针,罗盘anchor n.锚inn n.(样式古老的)小酒馆;小旅馆carrier n.运输工具accumulate v.积累 corporation n.公司,企业 navy n.海军pile n.堆,叠,摞paperwork n.资料,文件trial n.审判,审理pump n.泵;抽水机fountain n.喷泉;喷水池 pub n.酒馆,酒吧 maid n.女仆 bunch n.一束,一串 mistress n.女主人accomplish v.完成(任务等),取得(成功)ambassador n.大使humble adj.(身份、地位等)低下的,卑微的pedestrian n.行人 lantern n.灯笼,提灯mourn v.悼念,哀悼,为……哀痛 a huge amount of 大量的bring sth.to the attention of sb.使某人关注某事B7 M4soul music 灵乐 blues n.布鲁斯音乐harmonica [hɑ:'mɔnɪkə] n.口琴harmonical [hɑ:'mɔnikəl] adj.调和的,音乐般的harmony n.和睦, 融洽, 一致;和谐, 协调harmonious [hɑ:'məʊni:əs] adj.和谐的,和睦的;协调的,调和的sophisticated [sə'fistikeitid] adj.复杂的;高级的,老练的;老于世故的 rhythmic ['rɪðmɪk] adj.有节奏的 rhythm n.节律;节奏;律动gospel n.福音音乐(通常由黑人歌手有力地大声演唱的基督教歌曲improvisation [ɪmprəvɪ'zeɪʃən] n.即席演奏syncopation [siŋkə'peiʃn] n.(音乐的)切分音;切分节奏DJ(=disk jockey)n.(电台)音乐唱片节目主持人;(俱乐部)舞曲唱片播放员hip hop 嬉蹦乐(节奏强烈、说唱形式的一种流行伴舞音乐)graffiti [ɡrə'fi:ti:] n.涂鸦;乱涂乱抹 microphone n.麦克风;话筒percussion [pə'kʌʃən] n.打击乐器 rap n.说唱乐)reggae ['re,ɡei] n.雷盖(西印度群岛的一种节奏强劲的流行音乐)turntable n.(唱机的)转盘;唱盘movement n.运动MC-ing(Master of Ceremonies)n.司仪;节目主持technique n.技巧;手法technology [tɛk'nɑlədʒi] n.科技(总称);工艺;应用科学;工业技术Jamaica [dʒə'meikə] n.牙买加 side by side 并排;并肩improvise ['ɪmprə,vaɪz] v.即兴演奏;即兴表演,临时制作, 临时凑成 vocal ['vokəl] adj.嗓音的;与嗓音有关的,口头的, 有声的, 发音的 approach n.方法;步骤 be bored with 厌烦disco n.迪斯科(音乐)decline n.衰退;下降;减少take advantage of 利用backing track(音乐)伴奏曲 rapper n.说唱乐歌手 emerge v.出现rather than 而不是touch v.触动;感动;使动心 trumpet n.小号(一种铜管乐器)in order 有序地try out 尝试,试用;试验,选拔arise v.(arose,arisen)(由……)引起(产生),呈现;出现;发生offshore adv.向海,离boom v.繁荣;兴起;迅速发展 friction n.不合,抵触;摩擦 fiction n.小说harmony n.融洽,一致 virtue ['və:tju:] n.美德be blessed with 有幸,在…方面有福气;幸运地享有conventional adj.按惯例的;因袭的;传统的 fancy adj.新潮的blouse n.女士宽松短衫,女衬衫slacks n.宽松长裤,便裤neat adj.整齐的,整洁的 mom n.妈妈consensus [kən'sensəs] n.共同意见,一致看法,共识makeover n.改头换面budget v.制定预算,按预算来安排开支 cheque n.支票check vt.& vi.检查, 核对consultant [kən'sʌltənt] n.顾问vain adj.自负的,自视过高的 bonus n.没有预料到的好事 DVD 数码录像光碟VCD 数码影音碟 pace n.速度,进度tight adj.(控制)严格的,严密的 schedule n.计划表,进度表,日程表 spokeswoman n.女发言人,女代言人 deadline n.截止时间,最后期限 otherwise adv.否则,要不然 come out 出版allowance [ə'lauəns] n.津贴,补助 far from 完全不part-time adj.部分时间的,兼职的 devote v.为……付出时间 / 努力 / 金钱等 be devoted to 对……专一,专注swap(…for …)v.交换super adj.极好的,了不起的,超级的 yell v.叫喊,叫嚷 beg v.请求,恳求 beg for 乞求,请求pension n.养老金;退休金;抚恤金 quit v.离开,辞去refreshing adj.令人耳目一新的pioneer n.先锋;创始人;先驱;开拓者solo n.独奏;独唱satchel n.书包;小背包make an impression on sb.给某人留下印象protest n.抗议migrant n.移民B7 M5 ethnic adj.种族的;民族的 minority n.少数民族 ethnic minority 少数民族 rainforest n.热带雨林diverse adj.完全不同的;各不相同的 diversify v.开发(新产品),使多样化 diversity n.多样性native adj.出生地的;土生土长的 nation n.国家,国民national adj.国家的,民族的bright-coloured adj.颜色鲜艳的,鲜亮的 belt n.腰带;裤带varied adj.各种各样的;形形色色的 vary v.改变,变化 variety n.变化,多样性various /varied adj.各种各样的maze n.迷宫;曲径cobbled adj.铺鹅卵石的 run v.控制;管理 inherit v.继承property n.财产custom n.风俗,习惯,传统 customary adj.习惯的 customer n.顾客customs n.海关,关税 apron n.围裙hieroglyphic adj.象形文字的 in use 在使用 hatch v.孵化pineapple n.菠萝,凤梨 bucket n.桶splash v.(液体)溅落;飞溅 apparently adv.看起来;显然has a population of 有……人口 crop n.庄稼,农作物opera n.歌剧maize n.玉米farm v.种植;养殖fish v.捕鱼;钓鱼script n.(一种语言的)书写字母ouch interj.(突然感到疼痛时的叫声)哎呦 hammer n.榔头,锤子 foolish adj.愚蠢的,傻的 lame adj.瘸的,跛的 hop v.单足蹦跳tyre n.轮胎firm adj.牢固的,稳固的 jungle n.热带丛林 soul n.(一个)人 in the distance 在远处 diatant adj.遥远的疏远的distance n.距离ox n.(常用于干农活的)阉牛 spear n.矛,梭镖,标枪 garment n.(一件)衣服 sleeve n.袖子 necklace n.项链 jewellery n.珠宝,首饰 set off 出发,动身arch n.弓状物;拱形物rigid adj.僵硬的;不动的;不能弯曲的 framework n.构架,框架,结构fasten v.系牢,缚紧fast adj /adv.快的(地),迅速的(地)tight---tighten---tightness (n.坚固,紧密)strength---strengthen---strongwidth(n.宽度, 阔度, 广度)widen---wide length(n.长, 长度;距离)---lengthen---long(延长, 伸长)depth---deep---deepen height---high---heighten loose adj.稀松的,疏松的fibre n.(植物的)纤维质 corn n.谷物 spade n.铲,铁锹 tool n.工具 chick n.小鸟 rooster n.公鸡 fold v.折叠,对折 unfold v.展开,打开 adjust v.适应,使适应furnish v.为(房屋或房间)配备家具furnished adj.配有家具的furniture n.家具mat n.地垫;地席;蒲席 teapot n.茶壶 bare adj.赤裸的 waist n.腰,腰部 widow n.寡妇,遗孀nephew n.侄子;外甥 garage n.汽车修理厂awkward adj.尴尬的,为难的pierce [piəs] v.(声音、光、痛苦等)被突然听到(看到、感觉到)rainbow n.彩虹,虹aborigine [æbə'rɪdʒənɪ] n.(澳大利亚)土著居民 gatherer n.采集者gatherer n.采集者,收集者gathering集会,聚会Ⅱ.Useful phrases(重点短语)in use 在使用,在应用use up用完,耗尽make use of = take advantage of 利用of(no)use(没)有用bring /put sth.into use开始使用某物come into use开始被使用seat belt = life belt = safety belt 安全带 have a population of 有...的人口It is apparent that… / clear /distinct /obvious /evident 很明显… in the distance 在远处from the distance从远处keep one’s distance 与某人保持距离不与…接近keep sb.at a distance 与某人保持相当距离对某人表示冷淡 at a distance隔开一段距离。
外研社高中英语必修1-5-课文-中英文对照
外研社高中英语必修1-5 课文中英文对照必修一我上高中的第一天\ Module 1 My First Day at Senior High My name is Li Kang。
I live in Shijiazhuang, a city not far from Beijing. It is the capital city of Hebei Province. 我叫李康。
居住在石家庄,一座离北京不远的城市。
这座城市是河北省省会。
Today is my first day at Senior High school and I’m writing down my thoughts about it. 今天是我上高中的第一天,我将我对这一天的看法写下来。
My new school is very good and I can see why。
The teachers are very enthusiastic and friendly and the classrooms are amazing. 我的新学校很好,并且我能够明白其原因。
老师非常热情、友好,课堂令人感到惊奇。
Every room has a computer with a special screen, almost as big as a cinema screen. 每个教室都有一台计算机,并配有特别的显示屏,其大小几乎同电影院的银幕一样。
The teachers write on the computer, and their words appear on the screen behind them。
老师写在电脑上,单词就出现在后面的屏幕上. The screens also show photographs, t ext and information from websites. They’re brilliant!屏幕还可展示图片、课文、和网站上的信息。
外研社高中英语必修1-5-课文-中英文对照
外研社高中英语必修1-5 课文中英文对照必修一我上高中的第一天\ Module 1 My First Day at Senior High My name is Li Kang. I live in Shijiazhuang, a city not far from Beijing。
It is the capital city of Hebei Province. 我叫李康。
居住在石家庄,一座离北京不远的城市.这座城市是河北省省会. Today is my first day at Senior High school and I’m writing down my thoughts about it。
今天是我上高中的第一天,我将我对这一天的看法写下来。
My new school is very good and I can see why. The teachers are very enthusiastic and friendly and the classrooms are amazing。
我的新学校很好,并且我能够明白其原因。
老师非常热情、友好,课堂令人感到惊奇. Every room has a computer with a special screen,almost as big as a cinema screen。
每个教室都有一台计算机,并配有特别的显示屏,其大小几乎同电影院的银幕一样。
The teachers write on the computer,and their words appear on the screen behind them。
老师写在电脑上,单词就出现在后面的屏幕上。
The screens also show photographs, text and information from websites。
They’re brilliant!屏幕还可展示图片、课文、和网站上的信息。
外研版高一必修一英语课本
必修1Module 1 My First Day at Senior HighMy name is Li Kang. I live in Shijiazhuang, a city not far from Beijing. It is the capi tal city of Hebei Province. Today is my first day at Senior High school and I’m writing d own my thoughts about it.Today we introduced ourselves to each other. We did this in groups. Some stude nts were embarrassed at first but everyone was very friendly and it was really nice. M s Shen gave us instructions and then we worked by ourselves.Ms Shen wants to help us improve our spelling and handwriting. We do this in a fun way, with spelling games and other activities. I like her attitude very much, and th e behavior of the other students shows that they like her, too.There are sixty-five students in my class – more than my previous class in Junior High. Forty-nine of them are girls. In other words, there are three times as many girls as boys. They say that girls are usually more hard-working than boys, but in this class, everyone is hard-working. For our homework tonight, we have to write a description of the street where we live. I’m looking forward to doing it!A Letter from a Senior High StudentDear Li Kang,How’s it going? I thought I’d write to tell you about the American school system. Secondary school in the US usually covers seven years, grades six to twelve. Ninth to twelfth grades are high school. At the end of twelfth grade, American students receiv e the high school diploma. Students need a high school diploma if they want to go to college.The school year is divided into two semesters, the first of which is September thr ough December, and the second January through May. We have a LONG summer vac ation! We start school at 7:50 am and we finish at 3 pm.I take part in all kinds of after-school activities – I play football, basketball, volley ball, table tennis and I go to theater club.Will you tell me something about your summer vacation and the Chinese school system in your next letter? Best wishes, Rob MarshallModule 2 My New TeachersDifferent Countries, Different SchoolsIt is interesting to look at differences between schools in different countries. In many European countries, for example, the relationship between teachers and stude nts is quite formal. This is true of France, Germany, and Spain, where discipline and r espect for the teacher is considered very important. The same is true of Russia. In nor thern European countries, however, the relationship between teachers and students is much friendlier and more relaxed. In America, students and teachers are quite rela xed with each other. In Britain, relationships are quite relaxed, but teachers can have big problems with discipline.Another important difference is whether schools are state schools or private sch ools. State schools are paid for by the government, but in private schools, the parents pay for the education of their children. Germany and France have both state and priv ate schools, but most students go to state schools, which are very good. Similarly, Am erica has both state and private schools. Most American children go to state schools, but the private schools can be very good. Britain has both state and private schools. I n Russia, children go to state schools.Module 3 My First Ride on a TrainThe train was wonderful and the food was great. We ate great meals cooked by experts! For the first few hundred kilometers of the journey, the scenery was very col orful. There were fields and the soil was dark red. After that, it was desert. The sun sh one, there was no wind and there were no clouds in the sky. Suddenly, it looked like a place from another time. We saw abandoned farms which were built more than a h undred years ago.Why is the train called the Ghan? A long time ago, Australians needed a way to t ravel to the middle of the country. They tried riding horses, but the horses didn’t like the hot weather and sand. A hundred and fifty years ago, they brought some camels f rom Afghanistan. Ghan is short for Afghanistan.Camels were much better than horses for traveling a long distance. For many ye ars, trained camels carried food and other supplies, and returned with wool and othe r products.The Afghans and their camels did this until the 1920s. Then the government buil t a new railway line, so they didn’t need the camels any more. In 1925, they passed a law which allowed people to shoot the animals if they were a problem. In 1935, the p olice in a town shot 153 camels in one day.The Maglev – the Fastest Train in the WorldMaglev means “magnetically levitated”. The Transrapid Maglev is the world’s fir st high-speed train using magnetic levitation technology. Magnetically levitated trains travel in a vacuum between two magnets. There are no rails and no noise. They trav el very fast and they use less energy.On December 31, 2002, Premier Zhu Rongji and the German chancellor attended the opening ceremony of the train service. Both leaders took the train to Pudong Air port.On November 12, 2003, the Maglev reached a speed of 501 kilometers per hour on the track between Longyang Station and Pudong, a new world record speed for a t rain.Module 4 A Social Survey – My NeighourhoodA Lively CityXL: It’s great to see you again, John.JM: You know, I’ve seen quite a lot of China and I’ve visited some beautiful cities , but this is one of the most attractive places I’ve been to. It’s so lively, and everyone seems so friendly.XL: Yes, it’s one of the most interesting cities on the coast, everyone says so. I fe el very fortunate living here. And I love living by the seaside.JM: you live in the northwest of Xiamen, is that right? XL: Yes, that’s right.JM: What’s the climate like?XL: Pretty hot and wet in the summer, but it can be quite cold in the winter.JM: Sounds OK to me. There are a lot of tourists around. Don’t they bother you? XL: Yes, they can be a nuisance in the summer because there are so many of them. J M: Oh, look at that huge apartment block!XL: Yes, this is the business district. They’ve put up a lot of high-rise buildings rec ently. And there are some great shopping malls. See, we’re just passing one now. my wife’s just bought a beautiful dress from one of the shops there.JM: Maybe I could buy a few presents there.XL: I’ll take you there tomorrow. Now we’re leaving the business district and app roaching the harbour. We’re entering the western district, the most interesting part o f the city. It’s got some really pretty parks…JM: It seems lovely. Is that Gulangyu Island, just across the water?XL: Yes, it is. It’s a gorgeous island with some really interesting architecture. JM: So they tell me. Do you think we could stop and walk around for a while?XL: Yes, I was just going to do that. We can park over there. A friend’s told me ab out a nice little fish restaurant near here. Shall we go there for lunch? JM: That sound s great. I’m starving!Cultural cornerIn some countries in western Europe, such as France, Spain and Britain, the coun tryside is changing.All these things mean that many villages in Western Europe are fighting to surviv e. We can only hope that they will remain. The countryside would be a sadder and ug lier place without them.Module 5 A Lesson in a LabPassage AIt is hard to think of a world without metals. Different metals have different uses , for example, steel is used in cars, and iron is used in electrical equipment.When we use metals, it is important to know how they react with different subst ances, for example, water and oxygen. The reaction of metals with these substances can be put in order. Here is a table with the metals that react most at the top, and th e metals that react least at the bottom.Passage BA Simple Scientific ExperimentBelow is a description of a simple scientific experiment. It shows us how iron rea cts with air and with water.Aim: To find out if iron rusts (a) in dry air; (b) in water that has no air in it (air-fre e water); (c) in ordinary water.Apparatus: 3 clean iron nails; rest tubes; test tube holder; cotton wool; oil; Buns en burner. Iron in dry airMethodPut some iron nails at the bottom of a test tube. Push some cotton wool down t he tube. Leave the tube for one week.ResultAfter one week, the nails have not rusted.ConclusionIron does not rust in dry air.Iron in air-free water MethodHalf-fill a test tube with water.Boil the water for three minutes. (this makes sure there is no air in the water.) P ut two or three clean nails in the water.Add some oil to the water. This will keep air out of the water. Leave the tube for one week.ResultThe nails do not rust in the tube with air-free water.ConclusionIron does not rust in air-free water.Iron in ordinary water MethodHalf-fill a test tube with water and add two or three clean nails. Leave the tube f or one week.ResultThe nails rust in the tube with ordinary water.ConclusionIron rusts in ordinary water.Cultural CornerMy feelings about science have really changed. I never used to enjoy science, bu t last year I changed schools, and the science teachers at my new school are excellent . The science facilities are very good, with laboratories that have all the latest equipm ent. Our chemistry teacher, Mr Longford, takes us to public science lectures about fo ur times a term, and these are always very interesting, as the lecturers are people wh o have made real discoveries in their area of science. The fact is, Canada has many fir st-class scientists. In the last twenty years, seven Canadian scientists have won the N obel Prize! The Nobel Prize is the highest scientific prize there is, so we should be ver y proud of that,PassageThe Internet has created thousands of millionaires, but Berners-Lee is not one of them. Everyone in the world can access the Internet using his World Wide Web syste m. He now works as a lecturer at Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Boston.Passage BI gt a txt mssge frm my frnd. Shes hvng a prty on strdy. Do U wnt 2 cm?Mobile phone users have developed a series of symbols to show how they feel. They are called emoticons, nad there are some examples below. To read an emoticon , you have to look at it sideways.For example, if you say something in a text message which is a joke, you can foll ow it with a smiling face. Like this:Why didt u call me? I’m so sad. :)Here are some others. Can you think of text messages where you could use the m?。
(完整版)高中外研版目录及语法点
高中英语(外研版)目录1234567选修8选8 Module 1 Deep South Module 5 The Con quest of the Uni verseModule 2 The Ren aissa nee Module 6 The Tang PoemsModule 3 Foreig n Food Module 7 Revisi onModule 4 Which En glish?经典英文电影台词之廊桥遗梦The Bridges of Madis on Cou ntyWhen some one is sick or hurt, all the n eighbors come in. They pick corn, or harvest oats, whatever. When it's bee n done, you're going to tow n, you can leave your car uni ocked, let the kids run around, don't worry about them.FRANCESCA: No matter how I keep turning it around in my mind -- it does n't seem like the right thing. 弗朗西斯卡:不管我在心中考虑这件事多少次,我始终认为这样做是不对的。
ROBERT: For who?罗伯特:对谁而言?***************************************************************no matter后接关系副词what/ how/ when/ where引导让步状语从句,表示不管女口 : No matter where you go, good luck would always come along with you.不管你走到哪,好运总和你相伴。
外研社高中英语必修1-5-课文-中英文对照
外研社高中英语必修1-5 课文中英文对照必修一我上高中的第一天\ Module 1 My First Day at Senior High My name is Li Kang. I live in Shijiazhuang, a city not far from Beijing。
It is the capital city of Hebei Province。
我叫李康。
居住在石家庄,一座离北京不远的城市。
这座城市是河北省省会。
Today is my first day at Senior High school and I’m writing down my thoughts about it。
今天是我上高中的第一天,我将我对这一天的看法写下来。
My new school is very good and I can see why。
The teachers are very enthusiastic and friendly and the classrooms are amazing. 我的新学校很好,并且我能够明白其原因.老师非常热情、友好,课堂令人感到惊奇。
Every room has a computer with a special screen,almost as big as a cinema screen。
每个教室都有一台计算机,并配有特别的显示屏,其大小几乎同电影院的银幕一样. The teachers write on the computer, and their words appear on the screen behind them。
老师写在电脑上,单词就出现在后面的屏幕上。
The screens also show photographs,text and information from websites。
They're brilliant! 屏幕还可展示图片、课文、和网站上的信息.简直太精彩了!The English class is really interesting。
外研版高中英语第一册(必修1)(精)
外研版高中英语第一册(必修1)Module 6 The Internet and TelecommunicationsListening and speaking(2)(Introduction, Listening and vocabulary, Pronunciation)By Yuhongyi and Luhaifeng No.1 Middleschool,Lutai Ninghe county教学目标1. 知识目标(1) 了解计算机、因特网和远程通讯的相关知识。
(2) 在对话和语段中识别新学词汇、短语并理解其意义,正确理解对话内容并推断不同说话者的观点、态度。
(3) 扩充关于计算机和因特网的词汇。
(4) 了解合成词的构成模式。
(5) 了解重读在表达观点中的应用。
2. 能力目标(1) 能就所了解的关于计算机、因特网和远程通讯的知识和所学词汇说明他们对日常生活的意义。
(2) 练习在听中辨别说话者的观点。
(3) 能应用重读正确表达观点。
(4) 能运用英语句式和词汇、面部与肢体语言等非言语交际模式有效交际。
(5) 能初步练习使用释义法解决交际中的信息沟问题。
3. 情感目标培养学生的全面辨证地看待事物和科学探索精神、合作精神。
教学重点:1. 了解并掌握有关因特网的词汇;2. 运用相关词汇的非言语模式围绕因特网进行交际;3. 用重读表达观点和信息。
教学难点:在听中辨别说话者的观点。
教学方法任务型教学模式。
学习方法合作学习、主动建构的学习方法.教学过程Step 1:Pre-task1. Revision and lead-in(1) Home work check: Get volunteers to perform simple experiments to the class.( Purposes: To practice communicative skills by applying English speaking and non-verbal communication consolidate teaching aims in Module 5 and encourage hard-working Level B students )(2) Role play:T-S: Get a Level A student to perform an experiment as a chemistry teacher in the front and the Teacher asks questions to make clear things that she wants to know by using stress.( purposes: To get the Ss to be conscious of the usage of stress in communication )S-S: Pair work. Students work in pairs to make dialogues ,practicing using stress to lay emphasis on target items )( Finish off Teaching key point 3 )2 Introduce the topic of the moduleTeacher :Well done !You 've known a lot about how science goes in the lab ,however science is involved in our life in many ways ,for example ,in telecommunication, and when talking about telecommunication, we 'll certainly refer to computers and the internet.( Refer to the topic of the module.)Step 2 Key points1. Word map : Slide shows the picture of a computer, each part of it without being labeled .Get the Ss to label the items and explain what that part is .( Purpose: To practice paraphrasing. )2. Brain-storms : Get the Ss to brain storm as many words and phrases related to the internet and computers as possible.(The whole class get into groups of four and finish off the activity as a competition. Groups do it in chains .Each group should give an answer in a ring ,if impossible, they will be given another chance by explaining a word or phrase listed by other groups. Teacher may list typical words on the blackboard.(1) Word quiz:① A __ is a piece of equipment that connects a computer to a telephone line .② A ____ allows you to move a cursor around a computer screen and do things without using the keyboard.③You are ___ when you are connected to the internet,④You ____ w hen you start using a computer system by typing your personal password.⑤ A ____ is a written message you can send with a mobile phone.⑥When you ___ data, you transfer it from the internet onto your computer.⑦ __ a re programs used by computers for doing specific jobs.⑧ A ____ is a plastic card you can use to pay for things .⑨ A ____ is a disk which stores information for use by a computer and a message sentbetween computers is a/an _____ .⑩ A ____ is something you use to click on things (files, etc)television.( Purposes: To consolidate the skills of paraphrasing and enlarge vocabulary. ) Discussion: Teacher: For the enormous ways that computers and the internet are used ,there are so many related words to refer to , can you find an easy way to remember them by how the words are compounded?Slide shows their words with a word-map and get the students to discuss in groups and then report their results .Step 3 Task cycle1 Listening and vocabulary(1) Liste n to three people an sweri ng the in terviewer. Choose their opinions from the list inactivity 2 on Page 54(2) Liste n to the material aga in while look ing at the extract from the in terview. Un derli ne the wordsthat you think are importa nt and should be stressed. (Activity 1 on Page 55) and the n retell thepassage to others .(Purpose: To con solidate the skills of gett ing in formati on in a dialogue. )2 Listening and speakingStudents do the survey signed on papers. Ask and an swer questi ons about how your classmates use computers and the intern et. Complete the chart.(1) use a computer for school work(2) play games on the computer(3) send emails to friends(4) surf the Web for fun(5) download music ad films(6) take part in chat groups(7) use the Internet to research information for school tasks(8) look at photos on the computer ‘(9) buy things online(10) use a CD-ROM en cyclopedia and /or atlas3 Class discussion.Work in groups of four and discuss the follow ing questi ons :(1) Concentrate on the good things about the internet .What are the good things about the in ternet?(2) What is the best reason for using the internet at school?(3) What is the most useful thing you 'e found on the internet?(4) Do you think the internet is fantastic? What other adjectives would you use to describe it?Step 4 Reflection1.Stude nts go through the procedures of this class.2. V olun teers to report their achieveme nts.Step 5 Homework1 Go over the lesson and make a summery of the information and skills you get .2 Pair work. Make a survey about how your school is equipped with computers. The survey should cover:(1) How many computers are there in your school?(2) Where are they ? Is there a special computer room?(3) Who can use the computers ?(4) What hardware do you have at school?(5) What software is there in the library ?(6) How many computers have internet links ?(7) How would the stude nts like to improve computer facilities in your school?3 Information sharing : Introduce some nice websites to your friends. 课后反思本课内容多,信息容量大,涉及的学生活动几乎占据了课堂的全部。
外研版英语高中目录翻译版
英语高一上学期:必修1、必修2必修一Unit 1 Lifestyles 生活方式Lesson 1 A Perfect Day? 一个完美的一天?Lesson 2 Relaxing 令人放松的Lesson 3 A V olunteer Teacher 一个志愿者老师Lesson 4 City and Country 城市和国家Unit 2 Heroes 英雄Lesson 1 Modern Heroes 现代英雄Lesson 2 History Makers 历史创造者Lesson 3 Sports Stars 体育明星Lesson 4 Superhero 超级英雄Unit 3 Celebration 庆典Lesson 1 Festivals 节日Lesson 2 Parties 聚会Lesson 3 Weddings 婚礼Lesson 4 Christmas 圣诞节必修2Unit 4 Cyberspace 网络空间Lesson 1 Tomorrow’s World明日世界Lesson 2 Websites 网站Lesson 3 Virtual Reality 虚拟现实Lesson 4 Virtual Tourism 虚拟观光Unit 5 Rhythm 节奏Lesson 1 Performance 表演Lesson 2 Beijing Opera 京剧Lesson 3 Experiment 实验Lesson 4 Let’s Dance让我们跳舞Unit 6 Design 设计Lesson 1 A Matter of Taste 个人喜好的问题Lesson 2 Great Buildings 著名建筑Lesson 3 Chinese Paper Art 中国纸艺Lesson 4 Dream Houses 梦想中的房子高一下学期:必修3、必修4必修3Unit 7 The Sea 海洋Lesson 1 The Spirit of Explorers 探险精神Lesson 2 Protecting the Sea 保护海洋Lesson 3 The Sea World 海洋世界Lesson 4 Sea Stories 海洋故事Unit 8 Adventure 探险Lesson 1 Adventure Holidays 探险假日Lesson 2 Extreme Sports 极限运动Lesson 3 Marco Polo 马可波罗Lesson 4 Journey to the AntarcticUnit 9 Wheels 车轮Lesson 1 On Your Bike 骑自行车Lesson 2 On the Move 在旅途中Lesson 3 Clean Machines 清洗装置Lesson 4 Car Culture 汽车文化必修4Unit 10 Money 金钱Lesson 1 A Material World 一个物质的世界Lesson 2 The Right Price 合适的价格Lesson 3 Your Money 你的金钱Lesson 4 Advertisements 广告Unit 11 The Media 媒体Lesson 1 World News 世界新闻Lesson 2 The Paparazzi 狗仔队Lesson 3 The Advertising Game 广告游戏Lesson 4 What’s in the Papers?报纸上有什么?Unit 12 Culture Shock 文化冲击Lesson 1 Visiting Britain 参观英国Lesson 2 Mind Your Manners 注意你的礼仪Lesson 3 Living Abroad 住在国外Lesson 4 The New Australians 新澳大利亚公民高二上学期:必修5、选修6必修5Unit 13 PeopleLesson 1 EQ:IQ 情商、智商Lesson 2 Personalities and Jobs 性格与工作Lesson 3 Making Guesses about People 关于人们的猜测Lesson 4 First Impressions 第一印象Unit 14 Careers 职业Lesson 1 Your Choice 你的选择Lesson 2 Interviews 面试Lesson 3 Nine to Five 朝九晚五Lesson 4 Job Trends 工作趋势Unit 15 Learning 学习Lesson 1 Life-long Learning 终生学习Lesson 2 Different Schools 不同的学校Lesson 3 Teachers 老师Lesson 4 Understanding 理解选修6Unit 16 Stories故事Lesson 1 Stories from History 历史故事Lesson 2 Name Stories 名字的故事Lesson 3 Life Stories 生活故事Unit 17 Laughter 笑声Lesson 1 What’s So Fun ny? 什么如此的有趣?Lesson 2 Laughter is the Best Medicine 笑声是最好的药Lesson 3 My Favourite Comedy 我最爱的喜剧Unit 18 Beauty 美Lesson 1 What is Beauty? 什么是“美”?Lesson 2 What’s Your Favou rite Music? 你最喜欢的音乐是什么?Lesson 3 Poetry 诗歌高二下学期:选修7、选修8选修7Unit 19 Language 语言Lesson 1 Language Learning 语言学习Lesson 2 Varieties of English 英语的种类Lesson 3 Body Language 肢体语言Unit 20 New Frontiers 新前沿Lesson 1 Futurology 未来学Lesson 2 Artificial Intelligence 人工智能Lesson 3 Scientific Breakthroughs 科学突破Unit 21 Human Biology 人类生物学Lesson 1 Super Athletes 超级运动员Lesson 2 Brian Power 脑力Lesson 3 Epidemics Explained 流行解释选修8Unit 22 Environmental Protect 环保Lesson 1 Globel Warming 全球变暖Lesson 2 Endangered Species 濒危物种Lesson 3 Natural Disasters 自然灾难Unit 23 Conflict 冲突Lesson 1 Living in a Community 生活在一个社区Lesson 2 Conflict Resolution 冲突解决Lesson 3 War Memories 战争记忆Unit 24 Society 社会Lesson 1 Consumer Society 消费者社会Lesson 2 Utopia 乌托邦Lesson 3 A Changing World 一个正在改变的世界。
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高中英语课程的总体目标1、明确英语学习目的2、发展自主学习和合作学习的能力3、形成有效的英语学习策略4、培养学生的综合语言运用能力英语综合语言运用能力语言技能、语言知识、学习策略、情感态度、文化意识课程标准对本学段的基本要求Module3Music不定式Module4FineArts–Western,ChineseandPopArts动词v.ing Module5Newspapers词的转化Module6FilmsandTVPrograms副词及副词词组Module7Revision状语从句外研版英语必修3Module1Europe被动语态Module2DevelopingandDevelopedCountries不定式Module3TheViolenceofNature形、副词比较级Module4SandstormsinAsia间接引语Module2AJobWorthDoing现在完成时一般过去时Module3AdventureinLiteratureandtheCinema过去进行时Module4Carnival过去完成时Module5TheGreatSportsPersonality不定式动词v-ing、v-ed Module6AnimalsinDanger被动语态连系动词Module7Revision状语从句定语从句平时练习选修6Module1SmallTalkDidn’tneedtodoandneedn’thavedone;综合平时练习选修7Module1BasketballModule2HighlightsofMySeniorYearModule3LiteratureModule4MusicBorninAmericaModule5EthnicCultureModule6TheWorld’sCulturalHeritage Module7Revision综合选修综合。
外研版高一必修一英语课本
必修1Module 1 My First Day at Senior HighMy name is Li Kang. I live in Shijiazhuang, a city not fa r from Beijing. It is the capital city of Hebei Province. Today is my first day at Senior High school and I’m writi ng down my thoughts about it.My new school is very good and I can see why. Th e teachers are very enthusiastic and friendly and the classr ooms are amazing. Every room has a computer with a special screen, almost as big as a cinema screen. The teachers wr ite on the computer, and their words appear on the screen behind them. The screens also show photographs, text and inf ormation from websites. They’re brilliant!The English class is really interesting. The teacher is a very enthusiastic woman called Ms Shen. We’re using a new textbook and Ms Shen’s method of teaching is nothi ng like that of the teachers at my Junior High school. She thinks that reading comprehension is important, but we spea k a lot in class, too. And we have fun. I don’t think I will be bored in Ms Shen’s class!Today we introduced ourselves to each other. We did this in groups. Some students were embarrassed at first bu t everyone was very friendly and it was really nice. Ms Sh en gave us instructions and then we worked by ourselves.Ms Shen wants to help us improve our spelling and handwriting. We do this in a fun way, with spelling games and other activities. I like her attitude very much, and the behavior of the other students shows that they like her , too.There are sixty-five students in my class –more than my previous class in Junior High. Forty-nine of them a re girls. In other words, there are three times as many gi rls as boys. They say that girls are usually more hard-work ing than boys, but in this class, everyone is hard-working. For our homework tonight, we have to write a description of the street where we live. I’m looking forward to doing it!A Letter from a Senior High StudentDear Li Kang,How’s it going? I thought I’d write to tell you about th e American school system. Secondary school in the US usuallycovers seven years, grades six to twelve. Ninth to twelfth grades are high school. At the end of twelfth grade, Amer ican students receive the high school diploma. Students need a high school diploma if they want to go to college.The school year is divided into two semesters, the first of which is September through December, and the seco nd January through May. We have a LONG summer vacation! We start school at 7:50 am and we finish at 3 pm.I take part in all kinds of after-school activities –I play football, basketball, volleyball, table tennis an d I go to theater club.Will you tell me something about your summer vacati on and the Chinese school system in your next letter?Best wishes, Rob MarshallModule 2 My New TeachersThey say that first impressions are very important. My first impression of Mrs. Li was that she was nervous and shy.I think perhaps she was, as it was her first lesson with us. But now, after two weeks, the class really likes workin g with her. She’s kind and patient, and she explains Engli sh grammar so clearly that even I can understand it! –Sh e avoids making you fell stupid! I’ve always hated making mistakes or pronouncing a word incorrectly when I speak Engl ish, but Mrs. Li just smiles, so that you don’t feel comp letely stupid! I think maybe she goes a bit too slowly for the faster students, but for me it’s wonderful! I feel I ’m going to make progress with her.I’d guess that Mrs. Chen is almost sixty. She’s very strict –we don’t dare to say a word unless she as ks us to. She’s also very serious and doesn’t smile much .when she asks you to do something, you do it immediately ! There are a few students in our class who keep coming t o class late but they’re always on time for Mrs. Chen’s lessons! Some of our class don’t like her, but most of us really appreciate her because her teaching is so well orga nized and clear. And a few students even admit liking her! During scientific experiments, she explains exactly what is happening and as a result my work is improving. Physics w ill never be my favourite lesson, but I think that I’ll d o well in the exam with Mrs. Chen teaching me.Mr. Wu’s only been teaching us for two weeks and he’s already very popular. I think this is because he re ally enjoys teaching Chinese literature –he loves it, in fact! He’s got so much energy, this is one class you do not fall asleep in! He’s about 28, I think, and is rather good-looking. He talks loudly and fast, and waves his hand s about a lot when he gets excited. He’s really amusing a nd tells jokes when he thinks we’re getting bored. Even things like compositions and summaries are fun with Mr. Wu.I respect him a lot.Different Countries, Different SchoolsIt is interesting to look at differences between schools in different countries. In many European countries, for example , the relationship between teachers and students is quite fo rmal. This is true of France, Germany, and Spain, where dis cipline and respect for the teacher is considered very impor tant. The same is true of Russia. In northern European coun tries, however, the relationship between teachers and students is much friendlier and more relaxed. In America, students and teachers are quite relaxed with each other. In Britain, relationships are quite relaxed, but teachers can have big problems with discipline.Another important difference is whether schools are state schools or private schools. State schools are paid for by the government, but in private schools, the parents pay for the education of their children. Germany and France ha ve both state and private schools, but most students go to state schools, which are very good. Similarly, America has both state and private schools. Most American children go to state schools, but the private schools can be very good. Britain has both state and private schools. In Russia, chi ldren go to state schools.Module 3 My First Ride on a TrainMy name is Alice Thompson. I come from Sydney, Australia an d I’m18 years old. Recently I had my first ride on a l ong-distance train. And what a ride! A friend and I travele d on the famous Ghan train. We got on in Sydney and we g ot off in Alice Springs, right in the middle of Australia, more than four thousand kilometers away. We spent two days and nights on the train.The train was wonderful and the food was great. We ate great meals cooked by experts! For the first few hund red kilometers of the journey, the scenery was very colorful . There were fields and the soil was dark red. After that, it was desert. The sun shone, there was no wind and there were no clouds in the sky. Suddenly, it looked like a p lace from another time. We saw abandoned farms which were b uilt more than a hundred years ago.The train was comfortable and the people were nice. During the day, I sat and looked out of the window, and sometimes talked to other passengers. I read books and lis tened to my Chinese cassettes (I’m studying Chinese at scho ol). One night, at about midnight, I watched the night sky for about an hour. The stars shone like diamonds.Why is the train called the Ghan? A long time ago , Australians needed a way to travel to the middle of the country. They tried riding horses, but the horses didn’t like the hot weather and sand. A hundred and fifty years a go, they brought some camels from Afghanistan. Ghan is short for Afghanistan.Camels were much better than horses for traveling a long distance. For many years, trained camels carried food and other supplies, and returned with wool and other produ cts.The Afghans and their camels did this until the 19 20s. Then the government built a new railway line, so they didn’t need the camels any more. In 1925, they passed a law which allowed people to shoot the animals if they wer e a problem. In 1935, the police in a town shot 153 camel s in one day.The Maglev –the Fastest Train in the WorldThe fastest train in the world, the Transrapid Maglev, runs between Shanghai’s Pudong Airport and Longyang station in downtown Shanghai. Traveling at a speed of over 400 kilomete rs per hour, the train can complete the 30-kilometer journey in eight minutes.Maglev means “magnetical ly levitated”.The Transrapi d Maglev is the world’s first high-speed train using magnet ic levitation technology. Magnetically levitated trains travel in a vacuum between two magnets. There are no rails and no noise. They travel very fast and they use less energy.On December 31, 2002, Premier Zhu Rongji and the G erman chancellor attended the opening ceremony of the train service. Both leaders took the train to Pudong Airport.On November 12, 2003, the Maglev reached a speed o f 501 kilometers per hour on the track between Longyang Sta tion and Pudong, a new world record speed for a train.Module 4 A Social Survey –My NeighourhoodA Lively CityXL: It’s great to see you again, John.JM: It’s great to see you! It’s been six years since we last saw each other, you know. And this is the first tim e I’ve visited your hometown. XL: Yes, I’m so glad you c ould come.JM: You know, I’ve seen quite a lot of China and I’ve v isited some beautiful cities, but this is one of the most attractive places I’ve been to. It’s so lively, and everyo ne seems so friendly.XL: Yes, it’s one of the most interesting cities on the c oast, everyone says so. I feel very fortunate living here. And I love living by the seaside.JM: you live in the northwest of Xiamen, is that right? XL : Yes, that’s right.JM: What’s the climate like?XL: Pretty hot and wet in the summer, but it can be quite cold in the winter.JM: Sounds OK to me. There are a lot of tourists around. Don’t they bother you? XL: Yes, they can be a nuisance in the summer because there are so many of them. JM: Oh, lo ok at that huge apartment block!XL: Yes, they’ve just completed it. The rent for an apartm ent there is very high. JM: I believe you! This area’s so modern!XL: Yes, this is the business district. They’ve put up a lot of high-rise buildings recently. And there are some grea t shopping malls. See, we’re just passing one now. my wife ’s just bought a beautiful dress from one of the shops th ere.JM: Maybe I could buy a few presents there.XL: I’ll take you there tomorrow. Now we’re leaving the b usiness district and approaching the harbour. We’re entering the western district, the most interesting part of the cit y. It’s got some really pretty pa rks…JM: It seems lovely. Is that Gulangyu Island, just across t he water?XL: Yes, it is. It’s a gorgeous island with some really i nteresting architecture. JM: So they tell me. Do you think we could stop and walk around for a while?XL: Yes, I was just going to do that. We can park over t here. A friend’s told me about a nice little fish restaura nt near here. Shall we go there for lunch? JM: That sounds great. I’m starving!Cultural cornerIn some countries in western Europe, such as France, Spain and Britain, the countryside is changing.Life has become difficult for many villages, and so me are disappearing. There are a number of reasons for this . Firstly, young people from villages usually want to live somewhere livelier and they often move to the towns and do not return. Secondly, people move to the cities to find w ork, as there are often very few jobs in the countryside. Sometimes villages remain because people from the cities have bought a “second home”in the village, where they come and stay at weekends. The price of homes goes up and peopl e from the area cannot afford to buy a house there. Anothe r problem is that it is becoming more and more difficult f or farmers to make money from theirfarms. So they sell their land and find another job.All these things mean that many villages in Western Europe are fighting to survive. We can only hope that the y will remain. The countryside would be a sadder and uglier place without them.Module 5 A Lesson in a LabPassage AIt is hard to think of a world without metals. Different m etals have different uses, for example, steel is used in ca rs, and iron is used in electrical equipment.When we use metals, it is important to know how t hey react with different substances, for example, water and oxygen. The reaction of metals with these substances can be put in order. Here is a table with the metals that react most at the top, and the metals that react least at the bottom.Passage BA Simple Scientific ExperimentBelow is a description of a simple scientific experiment. It shows us how iron reacts with air and with water.Aim: To find out if iron rusts (a) in dry air; (b) in wa ter that has no air in it (air-free water); (c) in ordinar y water.Apparatus: 3 clean iron nails; rest tubes; test tube holder; cotton wool; oil; Bunsen burner. Iron in dry airMethodPut some iron nails at the bottom of a test tube. Push so me cotton wool down the tube. Leave the tube for one week.ResultAfter one week, the nails have not rusted.ConclusionIron does not rust in dry air.Iron in air-free water MethodHalf-fill a test tube with water.Boil the water for three minutes. (this makes sure there is no air in the water.) Put two or three clean nails in t he water.Add some oil to the water. This will keep air out of the water. Leave the tube for one week.ResultThe nails do not rust in the tube with air-free water. ConclusionIron does not rust in air-free water.Iron in ordinary water MethodHalf-fill a test tube with water and add two or three clea n nails. Leave the tube for one week.ResultThe nails rust in the tube with ordinary water.ConclusionIron rusts in ordinary water.Cultural CornerMy feelings about science have really changed. I never used to enjoy science, but last year I changed schools, and th e science teachers at my new school are excellent. The scie nce facilities are very good, with laboratories that have al l the latest equipment. Our chemistry teacher, Mr Longford, takes us to public science lectures about four times a term , and these are always very interesting, as the lecturers a re people who have made real discoveries in their area of science. The fact is, Canada has many first-class scientists. In the last twenty years, seven Canadian scientists have w on the Nobel Prize! The Nobel Prize is the highest scientif ic prize there is, so we should be very proud of that, I’m becoming more and more interested in physics, and have decided that I want to study it at university. I ’m going to try to go to either Montreal or Ottawa Univer sity, as both are supposed to have good Physics Departments. My parents are astonished. They always thought I would bec ome an English teacher!Module 6 The internet and TelecommunicationsPassageThe internet is the biggest source of information in the wo rld, and it’s accessible through a computer. It consists of millions of pages of data.In 1969, DARPA, a US defence organization, developed a way for all their computers to “talk”to each other through t he telephone. They created a network of computers called DAR PANET. For fifteen years, only the US army could use this system of communication. Then in 1984, the US National Scien ce Foundation (NSF) started the NSFNET network. It then beca me possible for universities to use the system as well. NSF NET became known as the Inter-Network, or “Internet”.The World Wide Web (the web) is a computer network that allows computer users to access information from milli ons of websites via the Internet. At the moment, about 80 percent of web traffic is in English, but this percentage i s going down. By 2020, much web traffic could be in Chines e.The World Wide Web was invented in 1991 by an English scie ntist, Tim Berners-Lee. Berners-Lee built his first computer while he was at university using an old television! He came up with the idea of the World Wide Web in 1989 while he was working in Switzerland.Berners-Lee made it possible for everyone to use th e Internet, not just universities and the army. He designed the first “web browser”,which allowed computer users to access documents from other computers. From that moment on, the web and the Internet grew. Within five years, the num ber of Internet users rose from 600,000 to 40 million.The Internet has created thousands of millionaires, but Berners-Lee is not one of them. Everyone in the world can access the Internet using his World Wide Web system. He now works as a lecturer at Massachusetts Institute of Tech nology in Boston.Passage BTalking on a mobile phone is expensive, so a lot of people send text messages. Text messages are much cheaper than ta lking on a mobile phone, and you can make it even cheaper by shortening the words that you use. You can do this by taking out “unimportant”letters in the words (usually vo wels) and using numbers instead of words (2=to, 3=free, 4=fo r, 8=ate, so h8=hate, etc.). You can also avoid using punct uation like inverted commas. Here is an example: Im hm nw, why nt gv me a cll? (I’m home now, why not give me a call?) What do you think these text messages mean? Whr hv U bn? Iv bn wtng hrs fr a cll Do U wnt 2 g 2 the cn ma tnite?I gt a txt mssge frm my frnd. Shes hvng a prty on strdy. Do U wnt 2 cm?Mobile phone users have developed a series of symbols to sh ow how they feel. They are called emoticons, nad there are some examples below. To read an emoticon, you have to loo k at it sideways.For example, if you say something in a text messag e which is a joke, you can follow it with a smiling face. Like this:Why didt u call me? I’m so sad. :)Here are some others. Can you think of text messag es where you could use them?(注:文档可能无法思考全面,请浏览后下载,供参考。
高中英语教师及培训者必备的教学资料—目前高中英语常用教材版本及各册目录汇总
目录一、外研版(1-39)1、必修(1-18)2、选修(18-39)二、沪教版(39-43)三、北师大版(43-60)1、必修(43-53)2、选修(53-60)四、人教版(60-69)1、必修(60-64)2、选修(64-69)具体内容一、外研版1、必修(1-5)高一英语必修1电子课本目录Scope and sequenceModul e1 My First Day at Senior High INTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARYGRAMMAR 1LISTENING AND VOCABULARYGRAMMAR 2PRONUNCIATIONSPEAKINGWRITINGEVERYDAY ENGLISH AND FUNCTIONCULTURAL CORNERTASKMODULE FILEModul e2 My New TeachersINTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARYGRAMMARSPEAKINGLISTENING AND VOCABULARYPRONUNCIATIONFUNCTION AND SPEAKINGEVERYDAY ENGLISHWRITINGCULTURAL CORNERTASKMODULE FILEModul e3 My First Rid e on a TrainINTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARYGRAMMAR 1FUNCTIONVOCABULARYREADING AND SPEAKINGGRAMMAR 2LISTENINGWRITINGPRONUNCIATIONEVERYDAY ENGLISHCULTURAL CORNERTASKMODULE FILEModul e4 A Social Survey-My Neighbourhood INTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARYGRAMMAR 1LISTENING AND VOCABULARYGRAMMAR 2PRONUNCIATIONWRITINGEVERYDAY ENGLISHFUNCTION AND SPEAKINGCULTURAL CORNERTASKMODULE FILEModul e5 A Lesson in a LabINTRODUCTIONVOCABULARY AND SPEAKINGGRAMMAR 1READING AND VOCABULARYVOCABULARYLISTENING AND WRITINGGRAMMAR 2PRONUNCIATIONEVERYDAY ENGLISHFUNCTIONCULTURAL CORNERTASKMODULE FILEModul e6 The Internet and Telecommunications INTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARYGRAMMAR 1LISTENING AND VOCABULARYPRONUNCIATIONGRAMMAR 2WRITINGSPEAKING AND READINGFUNCTIONEVERYDAY ENGLISHCULTURAL CORNERTASKMODULE FILEModul e7 RevisionGRAMMARVOCABULARYREADING AND SPEAKINGWRITINGWORK BOOKModul e1 My First Day at Senior HighModul e2 My New TeachersModul e3 My First Rid e on a TrainModul e4 A Social Survey-My Neighbourhood Modul e5 A Lesson in a LabModul e6 The Internet and TelecommunicationsAppendices 附录Notes to the TextsGrammarWord ListPhrasesVocabularyPronunciation Tabl e封底高一英语必修2电子课本目录Modul e1 Our Body and Healthy Habits INTRODUCTIONVOCABULARY AND READINGSPEAKING 1FUNCTIONGRAMMAR 1LISTENING AND VOCABULARYGRAMMAR 2PRONUNCIATIONSPEAKING 2EVERYDAY ENGLISHWRITINGCULTURAL CORNERTASKMODULE FILEModul e2 No DrugsINTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARYGRAMMAR 1FUNCTIONLISTENING AND VOCABULARYGRAMMAR 2PRONUNCIATIONSPEAKINGWRITINGEVERYDAY ENGLISHCULTURAL CORNERTASKMODULE FILEModul e3 MusicINTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARYGRAMMAR 1WRITINGFUNCTIONLISTENING AND VOCABULARYGRAMMAR 2PRONUNCIATIONEVERYDAY ENGLISHCULTURAL CORNERTASKMODULE FILEModul e4 Fine Arts-Western,Chinese and Pop Arts INTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARYFUNCTIONGRAMMAR 1LISTENING AND VOCABULARYGRAMMAR 2SPEAKINGEVERYDAY ENGLISH AND PRONUNCIATION WRITINGCULTURAL CORNERTASKMODULE FILEModul e5 Newspapers and MagazinesINTRODUCTIONVOCABULARY AND READINGGRAMMAR 1READING AND LISTENINGGRAMMAR 2PRONUNCIATIONWRITINGLISTENING AND SPEAKINGFUNCTION AND EVERYDAY ENGLISHCULTURAL CORNERTASKMODULE FILEModul e6 Films and TV ProgrammesINTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARYSPEAKINGGRAMMAR 1VOCABULARY AND LISTENINGGRAMMAR 2FUNCTIONEVERYDAY ENGLISHPRONUNCIATIONWRITINGCUTURAL CORNERTASKMODULE FILEModul e7 RevisionGRAMMAR AND FUNCTIONVOCABULARYREADING ANG SPEAKINGWRITINGWORKBOOKMODULE 1MODULE 2MODULE 3MODULE 4MODULE 5MODULE 6Appendices 附录Notes to the TextsGrammarWord ListNames and PlacesPhrasesVocabulary封底高一英语必修3电子课本目录Modul e1 EuropeINTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARYFUNCTIONGRAMMAR 1LISTENINGWRITINGGRAMMAR 2PRONUNCIATION AND EVERYDAY ENGLISH CULTURAL CORNERTASKMODULE FILEModul e2 Devel oping and Devel oped Countries INTRODUCTIONGRAMMARPRONUNCIATIONSPEAKINGVOCABULARY AND LISTENINGFUNCTIONVOCABULARY AND SPEAKINGWRITINGEVERYDAY ENGLISHCULTURAL CORNERTASKMODULE FILEModul e3 The Violence of NatureINTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARYGRAMMAR 1LISTENING AND VOCABULARYGRAMMAR 2PRONUNCIATIONSPEAKINGFUNCTIONWRITINGENERYDAY ENGLISHCULTURAL CORNERTASKMODULE FILEModul e4 Sandstorms in AsiaINTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARYGRAMMAR 1LISTENING AND VOCABULARYGRAMMAR 2PRONUNCIATION AND FUNCTIONSPEAKING 1SPEAKING 2WRITINGEVERYDAY ENGLISHCULTURAL CORNERTASKMODULE FILEModul e5 Great Peopl e and Great Inventions of Ancient China INTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARYGRAMMAR 1FUNCTIONVOCABULARY AND SPEAKINGPRONUNCIATIONLISTENING AND VOCABULARYSPEAKINGGRAMMAR 2WRITINGEVERYDAY ENGLISHCULTURAL CORNERTASKMODULE FILEModul e6 Old and NewINTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARYGRAMMAR 1WRITINGSPEAKINGGRAMMAR 2LISTENINGPRONUNCIATIONFUNCTION AND EVERYDAY ENGLISHCULTURAL CORNERTASKMODULE FILEModul e7 RevisionGRAMMARVOCABULARYREADING AND SPEAKINGWRITINGTASKWORK BOOKModul e1 EuropeModul e2 Devel oping and Devel oped CountriesModul e3 The Violence of NatureModul e4 Sandstorms in AsiaModul e5 Great Peopl e and Great Inventions of Ancient China Modul e6 Old and NewAppendices 附录Notes to the TextsGrammarWord ListNames and PlacesPhrasesVocabulary封底高一英语必修4电子课本目录Modul e1 Life in the FutureINTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARYFUNCTIONLISTENING AND SPEAKINGGRAMMARPRONUNCIATIONWRITINGEVERYDAY ENGLISHCULTURAL CORNERTASKMODULE FILEModul e2 Traffic JamINTRODUCTIONFUNCTIONLISTENING AND SPEAKINGVOCABULARYPRONUNCIATIONGRAMMARSPEAKINGWRITINGEVERYDAY ENGLISHCULTURAL CORNERTASKMODULE FILEModul e3 Body Language and Non-verbal Communication INTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARYGRAMMAR 1LISTENING AND VOCABULARYFUNCTIONGRAMMAR 2PRONUNCIATIONSPEAKINGGRAMMAR 3WRITINGEVERYDAY ENGLISHCULTURAL CORNERTASKMODULE FILEModul e4 Great ScientistsINTRODUCTIONGRAMMAR 1GRAMMAR 2FUNCTIONLISTENING AND VOCABULARYREADING AND WRITINGPRONUNCIATIONSPEAKINGEVERYDAY ENGLISHCULTURAL CORNERTASKMODULE FILEModul e5 A Trip Al ong the Three GorgesINTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARYGRAMMARLISTENINGFUNCTIONSPEAKINGPRONUNCIATIONVOCABULARY AND WRITINGEVERYDAY ENGLISHCULTURAL CORNERTASKMODULE FILEMOdul e6 Unexplained Mysteries of the Natural Worl d INTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARYSPEAKINGFUNCTIONLISTENING AND VOCABULARYGRAMMARWRITINGPRONUNCIATIONEVERYDAY ENGLISHCULTURAL CORNERTASKMODULE FILEModul e7 RevisionGRAMMAR AND FUNCTIONVOCABULARYREADING AND SPEAKINGWRITINGWORKBOOKModul e1 Life in the FutureModul e2 Traffic JamModul e3 Body Language and Non-verbal Communication Modul e4 Great ScientistsModul e5 A Trip Al ong the Three GorgesModul e6 Unexplained Mysteries of the Natural Worl d Appendices 附录Notes to the TextsGrammarWords and ExpressionsNames and PlacesVocabulary高二英语必修5电子课本目录Modul e1 British and American EnglishINTRODUCTIONTASKMODULE FILEModul e2 A Job Worth DoingINTRODUCTIONVOCABULARY AND READINGVOCABULARYLISTENING AND SPEAKINGEVERYDAY ENGLISHFUNCTIONREADING AND WRITINGCULTURAL CORNERTASKMODULE FILEModul e3 Adventure in Literature and the Cinema INTRODUCTIONGRAMMARREADING AND VOCABULARYVOCABULARY AND LISTENINGSPEAKINGFUNCTIONWRITINGEVERYDAY ENGLISHCULTURAL CORNERTASKMODULE FILEModul e4 CarnivalINTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARYGRAMMARVOCABULARY AND LISTENINGEVERYDAY ENGLISHFUNCTIONREADING AND WRITINGCULTURAL CORNERTASKMODULE FILEModul e5 The Great Sports Personality INTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARYGRAMMARLISTENINGFUNCTION AND SPEAKINGEVERYDAY ENGLISHWRITINGCULTURAL CORNERTASKMODULE FILEModul e6 Animals in DangerINTRODUCTIONGRAMMARVOCABULARY AND LISTENINGFUNCTIONSPEAKINGEVERYDAY ENGLISHREADING AND WRITINGCULTURAL CORNERTASKMODULE FILEModul e7 RevisionGRAMMAR AND FUNCTIONVOCABULARYREADINGSPEAKING AND WRITINGWORKBOOKModul e1 British and American EnglishModul e2 A Job Worth DoingModul e3 Adventure in Literature and the Cinema Modul e4 CarnivalModul e5 The Great Sports PersonalityModul e6 Animals in DangerAppendices 附录Notes to the TextsGrammarWords and ExpressionsNames and PlacesVocabulary2、选修(6-11)高二英语选修6电子课本目录MODULE 1 Small TalkINTRODUCTIONVOCABULARY AND READINGFUNCTIONREADING AND LISTENINGGRAMMARREADING AND WRITINGREADING AND VOCABULARYEVERYDAY ENGLISHREADING PRACTICECULTURAL CORNERTASKModul e FileMODULE 2 Fantasy LiteratureINTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARYGRAMMARSPEAKINGLISTENING AND VOCABULARYGRAMMARFUNCTIONSPEAKINGVOCABULARY AND READINGEVERYDAY ENGLISHWRITINGREADING PRACTIONCULTURAL CORNERTASKModul e FileMODULE 3 Interpersonal Relationships——Friendship INTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARYGRAMMAR(1)SPEAKINGLISTENING AND VOCABULARYGRAMMAR(2)FUNCTION AND SPEAKINGVOCABULARY AND READINGEVERYDAY ENGLISHWRITINGREADING PRACTIONCULTURAL CORNERTASKModul e FileMODULE 4 MusicINTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARYGRAMMARVOCABULARY AND LISTENINGVOCABULARY AND READINGFUNCTIONSPEAKINGWRITINGEVERYDAY ENGLISHREADING PARCTICECULTURAL CORNERTASKModul e FileMODULE 5 Cl oningINTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARYFUNCTIONSPEAKINGLISTENING AND VOCABULARYGRAMMAREVERYDAY ENGLISHVOCABULARY AND READINGWRITINGREADING PARCTICECULTURAL CORNERTASKModul e FileMODULE 6 War and PeaceINTODUCTIONVOCABULARY AND READINGGRAMMARLISTENI NGFUNCTIONREADING AND WRITINGSPEAKINGREADING AND VOCABULARYEVERYDAY ENGLISHREADING PRACTICECULTURAL CORNERTASKModul e FileMODULE 7 RevisionGRAMMAR AND FUNCTIONVOCABULARYSPEAKINGREADINGLISTENING AND WRITING WRITINGMODULE 1 Small TalkMODULE 2 Fantasy LiteratureMODULE 3 Interpersonal Relationships——Friendship MODULE 4 MusicMODULE 5 Cl oningMODULE 6 War and PeaceAppendicesNotes to the TaxtsGrammarWords and ExpressionsNames and PlacesVocabulary高二英语选修7电子课本目录Modul e1 BasketballINTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARYSPEAKINGGRAMMAR 1LISTENING AND VOCABULARYFUNCTIONREADING AND WRITINGGRAMMAR 2READING PRACTICECULTURAL CORNERTASKMODULE FILEModul e2 Highlights of My Senior YearINTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARY 1GRAMMAR 1SPEAKINGREADING AND VOCABULARY 2LISTENING AND VOCABULARYGRAMMAR 2FUNCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARY 3SPEAKINGEVERYDAY ENGLISHWRITINGREADING PRACTICECULTURAL CORNERTASKMODULE FILEModul e3 LiteratureINTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARY 1GRAMMAR 1SPEAKING 1VOCABULARY AND LISTENINGGRAMMAR 2 AND FUNCTIONSPEAKING 2EVERYDAY ENGLISHREADING AND VOCABULARY 2WRITINGREADING PRACTICECULTURAL CORNERTASKModul e4 Music Born in America INTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARYGRAMMAR 1LISTENINGGRAMMAR 2FUNCTIONEVERYDAY ENGLISHREADING AND WRITINGSPEAKINGREADING PRACTICECULTURAL CORNERTASKMODULE FILEModul e5 Ethnic CultureINTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARY 1GRAMMAR 1SPEAKINGLISTENING AND VOCABULARYGRAMMAR 2EVERYDAY ENGLISHSPEAKING AND FUNCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARY 2WRITINGREADING PRACTICECULTURAL CORNERTASKModul e6 The Worl d"s Cultural Heritage INTRODUCTIONVOCABULARY AND READINGGRAMMAR 1LISTENING AND VOCABULARYGRAMMAR 2 AND FUNCTIONREADING AND WRITINGSPEAKINGREADING PRACTICECULTURAL CORNERTASKMODULE FILEModul e7 RevisionGRAMMAR AND FUNCTIONSVOCABULARYVOCABULARY AND READINGLISTENINGSPEAKINGWRITINGWORKBOOKModul e1 BasketballModul e2 Highlights of My Senior YearModul e3 LiteratureModul e4 Music Born in AmericaModul e5 Ethnic CultureModul e6 The Worl d"s Cultural Heritage Appendices 附录Notes to the TextsGrammarWords and ExpressionsNames and PlacesVocabulary封底高二英语选修8电子课本目录Modul e1 Deep SouthINTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARY 1SPEAKING AND WRITINGGRAMMAR 1READING AND VOCABULARY 2LISTENING AND SPEAKINGEVERYDAY ENGLISHGRAMMAR 2WRITING AND SPEAKINGREADING PRACTICECULTURAL CORNERTASKModul e FileModul e2 The RenaissanceINTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARY 1GRAMMARLISTENING AND SPEAKINGGRAMMARREADING AND WRITING 2VOCABULARYREADING PRACTICECULTURAL CORNERTASKModul e FileModul e3 Foreign FoodINTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARY 1GRAMMAR 1VOCABULARY AND LISTENINGSPEAKINGEVERYDAY ENGLISHREADING 2GRAMMAR 2WRITINGREADING PRACTICECULTURAL CORNERTASKModul e FileModul e4 Which English?INTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARY 1GRAMMAR 1LISTENINGEVERYDAY ENGLISHGRAMMAR 2SPEAKINGREADING AND VOCABULARY 2WRITINGREADING PRACTICECULTURAL CORNERTASKModul e FileModul e5 The Conquest of the Universe INTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARY 1GRAMMARLISTENING AND SPEAKINGEVERYDAY ENGLISHGRAMMARSPEAKINGREADING AND VOCABULARY 2WRITINGREADING PRACTICECULTURAL CORNERTASKModul e FileModul e6 The Tang PoemsINTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARY 1GRAMMARLISTENING AND SPEAKINGEVERYDAY ENGLISHGRAMMARREADING AND WRITING 2READING PRACTICECULTURAL CORNERTASKModul e FileModul e7 RevisionGRAMMARVOCABULARYLISTENINGREADINGSPEAKING AND WRITING WORKBOOKModul e1 Deep SouthModul e2 The RenaissanceModul e3 Foreign FoodModul e4 Which English?Modul e5 The Conquest of the UniverseModul e6 The Tang Poems Appendices 附录Notes to the TextsGrammarWords and ExpressionsNames and PlacesVocabulary封底高三英语选修9电子课本目录Modul e1 Bernard Shaw"s PygmalionINTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARY 1LANGUAGE IN USE 1VOCABULARY AND LISTENINGSPEAKINGLANGUAGE IN USE 2READING AND VOCABULARY 2PRESENTATION SKILLSREADING PRACTICECULTURAL CORNERTASKMODULE FILEModul e2 DNA - the Secret of LifeINTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARY 1LANGUAGE IN USE 1VOCABULARY AND LISTENINGLANGUAGE IN USE 2READING AND VOCABULARY 2PRESENTATION SKILLSREADING PRACTICECULTURAL CORNERTASKMODULE FILEModul e3 The Qin Tomb and the Terracotta Warriors INTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARY 1LANGUAGE IN USE 1VOCABULARY AND LISTENINGSPEAKINGLANGUAGE IN USE 2READING AND VOCABULARY 2PRESENTATION SKILLSREADING PRACTICECULTURAL CORNERTASKMODULE FILEModul e4 Languages of the Worl dINTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARYLANGUAGE IN USE 1LISTENING AND VOCABULARYREADING AND SPEAKINGLANGUAGE IN USE 2PRESENTATION SKILLSREADING PRACTICECULTURAL CORNERTASKMODULE FILEModul e5 The First AmericansINTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARY 1LANGUAGE IN USE 1LISTENINGLANGUAGE IN USE 2READING AND VOCABULARY 2PRESENTATION SKILLSREADING PRACTICECULTURAL CORNERTASKMODULE FILEModul e6 Why Do We Need Dictionaries?INTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARY 1SPEAKINGLANGUAGE IN USE 1LISTENING AND VOCABULARY 1LANGUAGE IN USE 2READING AND VOCABULARY 2PRESENTATION SKILLSREADING PRACTICECULTURAL CORNERTASKMODULE FILEModul e7 RevisionVOCABULARYLANGUAGE IN USE 1LISTENINGSPEAKINGLANGUAGE IN USE 2READINGWRITINGWORKBOOKModul e1 Bernard Shaw"s PygmalionModul e2 DNA - the Secret of LifeModul e3 The Qin Tomb and the Terracotta Warriors Modul e4 Languages of the Worl dModul e5 The First AmericansModul e6 Why Do We Need Dictionaries? Appendices 附录Notes to the TextsGrammarWords and ExpressionsNames and PlacesVocabulary封底高三英语选修10电子课本目录Modul e1 Prid e and PrejudiceINTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARY 1LANGUAGE IN USE 1VOCABULARY AND LISTENINGLANGUAGE IN USE 2READING AND VOCABULARY 2PRESENTATION SKILLSREADING PRACTICECULTURAL CORNERTASKModul e FileModul e2 Australia and New Zealand INTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARY 1LANGUAGE IN USE 1VOCABULARY AND LISTENINGLANGUAGE IN USE 2READING AND VOCABULARY 2PRESENTATION SKILLSREADING PRACTICECULTURAL CORNERTASKModul e FileModul e3 Slavery and the American Civil War INTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARY 1LANGUAGE IN USE 1LISTENING AND SPEAKINGLANGUAGE IN USE 2READING AND VOCABULARY 2PRESENTATION SKILLSREADING PRACTICECULTURAL CORNERTASKModul e FileModul e4 The Magic of FilmINTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARY 1LANGUAGE IN USE 1LISTENING AND VOCABULARYLANGUAGE IN USE 2PRESENTATION SKILLSREADING PRACTICECULTURAL CORNERTASKModul e FileModul e5 High-tech LivingINTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARY 1LANGUAGE IN USE 1VOCABULARY AND LISTENINGLANGUAGE IN USE 2READING AND VOCABULARY 2PRESENTATION SKILLSREADING PRACTICECULTURAL CORNERTASKModul e FileModul e6 The Mapl e Leaf CountryINTRODUCTIONLANGUAGE IN USE 1READING AND VOCABULARY 1LISTENING AND VOCABULARYLANGUAGE IN USE 2READING AND VOCABULARY 2PRESENTATION SKILLSREADING PRACTICECULTURAL CORNERTASKModul e FileModul e7 RevisionVOCABULARYLANGUAGE IN USE 1LISTENINGLANGUAGE IN USE 2READINGSPEAKINGWRITINGWORKBOOKModul e1 Prid e and PrejudiceModul e2 Australia and New ZealandModul e3 Slavery and the American Civil War Modul e4 The Magic of FilmModul e5 High-tech LivingModul e6 The Mapl e Leaf Country Appendices 附录Notes to the TextsGrammarWords and ExpressionsNames and PlacesVocabulary封底高三英语选修11电子课本目录Modul e1 The Boston Tea PartyINTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARYLANGUAGE IN USE 1LISTENING AND VOCABULARYLANGUAGE IN USE 2READINGPRESENTATION SKILLSREADING PRACTICECULTURAL CORNERTASKModul e FileModul e2 The Long Walk to Freed omINTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARY 1LANGUAGE IN USE 1LISTENINGLANGUAGE IN USE 2READING AND VOCABULARY 2PRESENTATION SKILLSREADING PRACTICECULTURAL CORNERTASKModul e FileModul e3 Ernest HemingwayINTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARY 1LANGUAGE IN USE 1VOCABULARY AND LISTENINGLANGUAGE IN USE 2READING AND VOCABULARY 2READING PRACTICECULTURAL CORNERTASKModul e FileModul e4 Sherl ock HolmesINTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARYLANGUAGE IN USE 1VOCABULARY AND LISTENINGLANGUAGE IN USE 2READINGPRESENTATION SKILLSREADING PRACTICECULTURAL CORNERTASKModul e FileModul e5 The Last LaughINTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARYLANGUAGE IN USE 1LISTENING AND SPEAKINGLANGUAGE IN USE 2READING AND SPEAKINGPRESENTATION SKILLSREADING PRACTICECULTURAL CORNERTASKModul e FileModul e6 The United NationsINTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARY 1LANGUAGE IN USE 1LISTENING AND VOCABULARYLANGUAGE IN USE 2READING AND VOCABULARY 2PRESENTATION SKILLSREADING PRACTICECULTURAL CORNERTASKModul e FileModul e7 RevisionVOCABULARYLANGUAGE IN USE 1LISTENINGLANGUAGE IN USE 2READINGSPEAKINGWRITINGWORKBOOKModul e1 The Boston Tea PartyModul e2 The Long Walk to Freed omModul e3 Ernest HemingwayModul e4 Sherl ock HolmesModul e5 The Last LaughModul e6 The United Nations Appendices 附录Notes to the TextsGrammarWords and ExpressionsNames and PlacesVocabulary封底二、沪教版高一英语上册(新世纪版)电子课本目录CONTENTSModule One PEOPLEUnit1 OCCUPATIONSUnit2 SUCCESS STORIES Module Two CULTUREUnit3 MANNERSUnit4 HOLIDAYS AND FESTIVALS Module Three LEISURE ACTIVITIESUnit5 PETSUnit6 CARTOONS AND COMIC STRIPS Module Four MODERN LIFEUnit7 METROPOLISESUnit8 COMPUTERS AND THE INTERNET Appendix高一英语下册(新世纪版)电子课本目录CONTENTSModule One TravellingUnit1 TRAVELLING AROUND CHINAUnit2 TRAVELLING AROUND THE WORLD Module Two Language LearningUnit3 FOREIGN LANGUAGE LEARNINGUnit4 BODY LANGUAGEModule Three EntertainmentUnit5 MUSICUnit6 MOVIESModule Four Mass MediaUnit7 NEWSPAPERSUnit8 MAGAZINESAppendix高二英语上册(新世纪版)电子课本目录ContentsModule One Food and DrinkUnit1 EATING AROUND THE WORLDUnit2 GLOBAL DRINKSModule Two SportsUnit3 Sports HeroesUnit4 Sports Around the World Module Three Our EarthUnit5 AnimalsUnit6 The EnvironmentModule Four Buying and SellingUnit7 Shopping ExperiencesUnit8 AdvertisingAppendix高二英语下册(新世纪版)电子课本目录CONTENTSModule One LanguageUnit1 WORDS AND THEIR STORIESUnit2 MAKING SPEECHESModule Two FriendshipUnit3 On FriendshipUnit4 Moving StoriesModule Three Exploring NatureUnit5 Great ScientistsUnit6 Amazing achievementsModule Four Literature(1)Unit7 Enjoying the Classics(1)Unit8 Enjoying the Classics(2) Appendix高三英语上册(新世纪版)电子课本目录CONTENTSModule One Wonders of the worldUnit1 Wonders in ArchitectureUnit2 Wonders in Science and Technology Module Two Wars and PeaceUnit3 Reflecting on HistoryUnit4 Peace and DevelopmentModule Three Literature( Ⅱ)Unit5 Short StoriesUnit6 DramaAppendix高三英语下册(新世纪版)电子课本目录CONTENTSModule One Growing PainsUnit1 Two GenerationsUnit2 Growing UpModule Two Exploring SpaceUnit3 Our SpaceUnit4 Space ExplorationModule Three Planning for the Future Unit5 Future EducationUnit6 Career Preparation三、北师大版1、必修(1-5)高一英语必修1电子课本目录Unit 1 LifestylesLesson 1 A Perfect Day?Lesson 2 RelaxingLesson 3 A Volunteer TeacherLesson 4 City and CountryCommunication WorkshopCulture CornerBull etin BoardUnit DiaryUnit 2 HeroesLesson 1 Modern HeroesLesson 2 History MakersLesson 3 Sports StarsLesson 4 SuperheroCommunication WorkshopCulture CornerBull etin BoardUnit DiaryUnit 3 CelebrationLesson 1 FestivalsLesson 2 PartiesLesson 3 Wed dingsLesson 4 ChristmasCommunication WorkshopBull etin BoardUnit DiaryProject Make a Living History Museum Literature Spot 1 A Christmas Carol Language Problem-Solving 1 Language powerWriting HelpGrammar SummaryMini-GrammarNotes to the TextsVocabulary and Word ListIrregular VerbsTapescript高一英语必修2电子课本目录Unit 4 CyberspaceLesson 1 Tomorrow’s WorldLesson 2 WebsitesLesson 3 Virtual RealityLesson 4 Virtual TourismCommunication WorkshopBull etin BoardUnit DiaryUnit 5 RhythmLesson 1 PerformanceLesson 2 Beijing OperaLesson 3 ExperimentLesson 4 Let’s DanceCommunication WorkshopCulture CornerBull etin BoardUnit DiaryUnit 6 DesignLesson 1 A Matter of TasteLesson 2 Great BuildingsLesson 3 Chinese Paper ArtLesson 4 Dream HousesCommunication WorkshopCulture CornerBull etin BoardUnit DiaryProject Local Architectural HistoryLiterature Spot 2Language Problem-Solving 2 Language powerWriting HelpGrammar SummaryMini-GrammarNotes to the TextsVocabulary and Word List Irregular VerbsTapescript高二英语必修3电子课本目录Unit 7 The SeaLesson 1 The Spirit of ExplorersLesson 2 Protecting the SeaLesson 3 The Sea WorldLesson 4 Sea StoriesCommunication WorkshopCulture CornerBull etin BoardUnit DiaryUnit 8 AdventureLesson 1 Adventure HolidaysLesson 2 Extreme SportsLesson 3 Marco PoloLesson 4 Journey to the AntarcticCommunication WorkshopCulture CornerBull etin BoardUnit DiaryUnit 9 WheelsLesson 1 On Your BikeLesson 2 On the MoveLesson 3 Clean MachinesLesson 4 Car CultureCommunication WorkshopCulture CornerBull etin BoardUnit DiaryProjectLiterature Spot 3Language Problem-Solving 3 Language powerWriting HelpGrammar SummaryMini-GrammarNotes to the TextsVocabulary in Each UnitWord List高二英语必修4电子课本目录Unit 10 MoneyLesson 1 A Material WorldLesson 2 The Right PriceLesson 3 Your MoneyLesson 4 AdvertisementsCommunication WorkshopCulture CornerBull etin BoardUnit DiaryUnit 11 The MediaLesson 1 World NewsLesson 2 The PaparazziLesson 3 The Advertising GameLesson 4 What’s in the Papers?Communication WorkshopCulture CornerBull etin BoardUnit DiaryUnit 12 Culture ShockLesson 1 Visiting BritainLesson 2 Mind Your MannersLesson 3 Living AbroadLesson 4 The New AustraliansCommunication WorkshopCulture CornerBull etin BoardUnit DiaryProjectLanguage powerWriting HelpGrammar SummaryMini-GrammarNotes to the TextsVocabulary in Each UnitWord ListTapescript。
外研版高一必修一英语课本
必修1Module 1 My First Day at Senior HighMy name is Li Kang. I live in Shijiazhuang, a city not f ar from Beijing。
It is the capital city of Hebei Province 。
Today is my first day at Senior High school and I’m w riting down my thoughts about it.My new school is very good and I can see why。
T he teachers are very enthusiastic and friendly and the class rooms are amazing. Every room has a computer with a special screen, almost as big as a cinema screen。
The teachers w rite on the computer, and their words appear on the screen behind them。
The screens also show photographs, text and information from websites。
They’re brilliant!The English class is really interesting。
The teache r is a very enthusiastic woman called Ms Shen. We’re using a new textbook and Ms Shen’s method of teaching is nothi ng like that of the teachers at my Junior High school。
(完整版)外研版英语高中目录翻译版
英语高一上学期:必修1、必修2必修一Unit 1 Lifestyles 生活方式Lesson 1 A Perfect Day? 一个完美的一天?Lesson 2 Relaxing 令人放松的Lesson 3 A V olunteer Teacher 一个志愿者老师Lesson 4 City and Country 城市和国家Unit 2 Heroes 英雄Lesson 1 Modern Heroes 现代英雄Lesson 2 History Makers 历史创造者Lesson 3 Sports Stars 体育明星Lesson 4 Superhero 超级英雄Unit 3 Celebration 庆典Lesson 1 Festivals 节日Lesson 2 Parties 聚会Lesson 3 Weddings 婚礼Lesson 4 Christmas 圣诞节必修2Unit 4 Cyberspace 网络空间Lesson 1 Tomorrow’s World 明日世界Lesson 2 Websites 网站Lesson 3 Virtual Reality 虚拟现实Lesson 4 Virtual Tourism 虚拟观光Unit 5 Rhythm 节奏Lesson 1 Performance 表演Lesson 2 Beijing Opera 京剧Lesson 3 Experiment 实验Lesson 4 Let’s Dance 让我们跳舞Unit 6 Design 设计Lesson 1 A Matter of Taste 个人喜好的问题Lesson 2 Great Buildings 著名建筑Lesson 3 Chinese Paper Art 中国纸艺Lesson 4 Dream Houses 梦想中的房子高一下学期:必修3、必修4必修3Unit 7 The Sea 海洋Lesson 1 The Spirit of Explorers 探险精神Lesson 2 Protecting the Sea 保护海洋Lesson 3 The Sea World 海洋世界Lesson 4 Sea Stories 海洋故事Unit 8 Adventure 探险Lesson 1 Adventure Holidays 探险假日Lesson 2 Extreme Sports 极限运动Lesson 3 Marco Polo 马可波罗Lesson 4 Journey to the AntarcticUnit 9 Wheels 车轮Lesson 1 On Your Bike 骑自行车Lesson 2 On the Move 在旅途中Lesson 3 Clean Machines 清洗装置Lesson 4 Car Culture 汽车文化必修4Unit 10 Money 金钱Lesson 1 A Material World 一个物质的世界Lesson 2 The Right Price 合适的价格Lesson 3 Your Money 你的金钱Lesson 4 Advertisements 广告Unit 11 The Media 媒体Lesson 1 World News 世界新闻Lesson 2 The Paparazzi 狗仔队Lesson 3 The Advertising Game 广告游戏Lesson 4 What’s in the Papers? 报纸上有什么?Unit 12 Culture Shock 文化冲击Lesson 1 Visiting Britain 参观英国Lesson 2 Mind Your Manners 注意你的礼仪Lesson 3 Living Abroad 住在国外Lesson 4 The New Australians 新澳大利亚公民高二上学期:必修5、选修6必修5Unit 13 PeopleLesson 1 EQ:IQ 情商、智商Lesson 2 Personalities and Jobs 性格与工作Lesson 3 Making Guesses about People 关于人们的猜测Lesson 4 First Impressions 第一印象Unit 14 Careers 职业Lesson 1 Your Choice 你的选择Lesson 2 Interviews 面试Lesson 3 Nine to Five 朝九晚五Lesson 4 Job Trends 工作趋势Unit 15 Learning 学习Lesson 1 Life-long Learning 终生学习Lesson 2 Different Schools 不同的学校Lesson 3 Teachers 老师Lesson 4 Understanding 理解选修6Unit 16 Stories故事Lesson 1 Stories from History 历史故事Lesson 2 Name Stories 名字的故事Lesson 3 Life Stories 生活故事Unit 17 Laughter 笑声Lesson 1 What’s So Funny? 什么如此的有趣?Lesson 2 Laughter is the Best Medicine 笑声是最好的药Lesson 3 My Favourite Comedy 我最爱的喜剧Unit 18 Beauty 美Lesson 1 What is Beauty? 什么是“美”?Lesson 2 What’s Your Favourite Music? 你最喜欢的音乐是什么?Lesson 3 Poetry 诗歌高二下学期:选修7、选修8选修7Unit 19 Language 语言Lesson 1 Language Learning 语言学习Lesson 2 Varieties of English 英语的种类Lesson 3 Body Language 肢体语言Unit 20 New Frontiers 新前沿Lesson 1 Futurology 未来学Lesson 2 Artificial Intelligence 人工智能Lesson 3 Scientific Breakthroughs 科学突破Unit 21 Human Biology 人类生物学Lesson 1 Super Athletes 超级运动员Lesson 2 Brian Power 脑力Lesson 3 Epidemics Explained 流行解释选修8Unit 22 Environmental Protect 环保Lesson 1 Globel Warming 全球变暖Lesson 2 Endangered Species 濒危物种Lesson 3 Natural Disasters 自然灾难Unit 23 Conflict 冲突Lesson 1 Living in a Community 生活在一个社区Lesson 2 Conflict Resolution 冲突解决Lesson 3 War Memories 战争记忆Unit 24 Society 社会Lesson 1 Consumer Society 消费者社会Lesson 2 Utopia 乌托邦Lesson 3 A Changing World 一个正在改变的世界。
外研版高中英语必修1-5课本目录(义务教育教科书)
高一英语必修1电子课本目录Scope and sequenceModul e1 My First Day at Senior High INTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARYGRAMMAR 1LISTENING AND VOCABULARYGRAMMAR 2PRONUNCIATIONSPEAKINGWRITINGEVERYDAY ENGLISH AND FUNCTIONCULTURAL CORNERTASKMODULE FILEModul e2 My New TeachersINTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARYGRAMMARSPEAKINGLISTENING AND VOCABULARYPRONUNCIATIONFUNCTION AND SPEAKINGEVERYDAY ENGLISHWRITINGCULTURAL CORNERTASKMODULE FILEModul e3 My First Rid e on a TrainINTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARYGRAMMAR 1FUNCTIONVOCABULARYREADING AND SPEAKINGGRAMMAR 2LISTENINGWRITINGPRONUNCIATIONEVERYDAY ENGLISHCULTURAL CORNERTASKMODULE FILEModul e4 A Social Survey-My Neighbourhood INTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARYGRAMMAR 1LISTENING AND VOCABULARYGRAMMAR 2PRONUNCIATIONWRITINGEVERYDAY ENGLISHFUNCTION AND SPEAKINGCULTURAL CORNERTASKMODULE FILEModul e5 A Lesson in a LabINTRODUCTIONVOCABULARY AND SPEAKINGGRAMMAR 1READING AND VOCABULARYVOCABULARYLISTENING AND WRITINGGRAMMAR 2PRONUNCIATIONEVERYDAY ENGLISHFUNCTIONCULTURAL CORNERTASKMODULE FILEModul e6 The Internet and Telecommunications INTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARYGRAMMAR 1LISTENING AND VOCABULARYPRONUNCIATIONGRAMMAR 2WRITINGSPEAKING AND READINGFUNCTIONEVERYDAY ENGLISHCULTURAL CORNERTASKMODULE FILEModul e7 RevisionGRAMMARVOCABULARYREADING AND SPEAKINGWRITINGWORK BOOKModul e1 My First Day at Senior HighModul e2 My New TeachersModul e3 My First Rid e on a TrainModul e4 A Social Survey-My Neighbourhood Modul e5 A Lesson in a LabModul e6 The Internet and Telecommunications Appendices 附录Notes to the TextsGrammarWord ListPhrasesVocabularyPronunciation Tabl e封底高一英语必修2电子课本目录Modul e1 Our Body and Healthy HabitsINTRODUCTIONVOCABULARY AND READINGSPEAKING 1FUNCTIONGRAMMAR 1LISTENING AND VOCABULARYGRAMMAR 2PRONUNCIATIONSPEAKING 2EVERYDAY ENGLISHWRITINGCULTURAL CORNERTASKMODULE FILEModul e2 No DrugsINTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARYGRAMMAR 1FUNCTIONLISTENING AND VOCABULARYGRAMMAR 2PRONUNCIATIONSPEAKINGWRITINGEVERYDAY ENGLISHCULTURAL CORNERTASKMODULE FILEModul e3 MusicINTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARYGRAMMAR 1WRITINGFUNCTIONLISTENING AND VOCABULARYGRAMMAR 2PRONUNCIATIONEVERYDAY ENGLISHCULTURAL CORNERTASKMODULE FILEModul e4 Fine Arts-Western,Chinese and Pop Arts INTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARYFUNCTIONGRAMMAR 1LISTENING AND VOCABULARYGRAMMAR 2SPEAKINGEVERYDAY ENGLISH AND PRONUNCIATION WRITINGCULTURAL CORNERTASKMODULE FILEModul e5 Newspapers and MagazinesINTRODUCTIONVOCABULARY AND READINGGRAMMAR 1READING AND LISTENINGGRAMMAR 2PRONUNCIATIONWRITINGLISTENING AND SPEAKINGFUNCTION AND EVERYDAY ENGLISHCULTURAL CORNERTASKMODULE FILEModul e6 Films and TV Programmes INTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARYSPEAKINGGRAMMAR 1VOCABULARY AND LISTENINGGRAMMAR 2FUNCTIONEVERYDAY ENGLISHPRONUNCIATIONWRITINGCUTURAL CORNERTASKMODULE FILEModul e7 RevisionGRAMMAR AND FUNCTIONVOCABULARYREADING ANG SPEAKINGWRITINGWORKBOOKMODULE 1MODULE 2MODULE 3MODULE 4MODULE 5MODULE 6Appendices 附录Notes to the TextsGrammarWord ListNames and PlacesPhrasesVocabulary封底高一英语必修3电子课本目录Modul e1 EuropeINTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARYFUNCTIONGRAMMAR 1LISTENINGWRITINGGRAMMAR 2PRONUNCIATION AND EVERYDAY ENGLISH CULTURAL CORNERTASKMODULE FILEModul e2 Devel oping and Devel oped Countries INTRODUCTIONGRAMMARPRONUNCIATIONSPEAKINGVOCABULARY AND LISTENINGFUNCTIONVOCABULARY AND SPEAKINGWRITINGEVERYDAY ENGLISHCULTURAL CORNERTASKMODULE FILEModul e3 The Violence of NatureINTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARYGRAMMAR 1LISTENING AND VOCABULARYGRAMMAR 2PRONUNCIATIONSPEAKINGFUNCTIONWRITINGENERYDAY ENGLISHCULTURAL CORNERTASKMODULE FILEModul e4 Sandstorms in AsiaINTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARYGRAMMAR 1LISTENING AND VOCABULARYGRAMMAR 2PRONUNCIATION AND FUNCTIONSPEAKING 1SPEAKING 2WRITINGEVERYDAY ENGLISHCULTURAL CORNERTASKMODULE FILEModul e5 Great Peopl e and Great Inventions of Ancient China INTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARYGRAMMAR 1FUNCTIONVOCABULARY AND SPEAKINGPRONUNCIATIONLISTENING AND VOCABULARYSPEAKINGGRAMMAR 2WRITINGEVERYDAY ENGLISHCULTURAL CORNERTASKMODULE FILEModul e6 Old and NewINTRODUCTIONREADING AND VOCABULARYGRAMMAR 1WRITINGSPEAKINGGRAMMAR 2LISTENINGPRONUNCIATIONFUNCTION AND EVERYDAY ENGLISHCULTURAL CORNERTASK。
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外研版高中英语教材目录
《英语1(必修)》
Module 1 my first day at senior high Module 2 my new teachers
Module 3 my first ride on a train Module 4 a social survey my neigh Module 5 a lesson in a lab
Module 6 the internet and telecomm 《英语2(必修)》
Module 1 Our body and healthy hab Module 2 No drugs
Module 3 Music
Module 4 Fine arts-western,chines Module 5 Newspapers and magazines Module 6 films and tv programmes 《英语3(必修)》
Module 1 Europe
Module 2 Developing and developed Module 3 The violence of nature Module 4 Sandstorms in Asia Module 5 Great people and great Module 6 Old and new
《英语4(必修)》Module 1 Life in the futitr
Module 2 Traffic jam
Module 3 Body language and nonve Module 4 Great scientists
Module 5 A tip along hte three go Module 6 Unexplained mysteries of 《英语5(必修)》
Module 1 British and American Eng Module 2 A Job Worth Doing Module 3 Adventure in Literature and the Cinema|
Module 4 Carnival
Module 5 The Great Sports Persona Module 6 Animals in Danger
《英语选修6》
Module 1 Small Talk
Module 2 Fantasy Literature Philip Pullman
Module3 Interpersonal Relationships Module 4 Music
Module 5 Cloning
Module 6 War and Peace
《英语选修7》
Module 1 Basketball
Module 2 Highlights of my senior Module 3 Literature
Module 4 Music Born in America Module 5 Ethnic Culture Module 6 The World’s Cultura l He。