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九年級上冊滬教牛津版Module1GeniusesUnit2GreatmindsGettingready&ReadingPeriod1

GreatmindsGettingreadyGreatmindsAmindmeansapersonwhoisveryintelligent.geniusAgeniusmeansagreatmind.

Lookatthecartoonandanswerthequestions.

Doyouknowthesepeople?Whatdidtheydo?Discussthesewithyourclassmates.AWhatdoyouknowabout…?AlbertEinsteinMarieCurieConfuciusHuaLuogengCharlieChaplin1AlbertEinsteinwasascientist/physicist.Peopleregardhimasthefatherofmodernphysics.2MarieCuriewasaphysicistandchemist.ShewasthefirstwomantowinaNobelPrize.3ConfuciuswasateacherandphilosopherintheSpringandAutumnPeriodofChinesehistory.Heisrememberedforhisfamoussayings.4HuaLuogengwasaChinesemathematician.Heisfamousforhisimportantcontributionstonumbertheory.5CharlieChaplinwasacomicactorandfilmdirector.BBeforeyouread

Lookatthepictures,thetitleandtheintroductiontothestoryonpage19.

Answerthequestionsbelow.NewwordsandexpressionsReadthestoryandfindthefollowingnewwordsandphrases.akeepawayfromfcollegebbelieveingwithnotroublectakepartinhthiseveningdhappything

ibyrememberingeverywordemake…disappointedChoosetheclosestmeaningtothefollowingwordsandphrases.dhappythingfcollegeakeepawayfrom

fcollegebbelieveingwithnotroublectakepartinhthiseveningdhappythingibyrememberingeverywordemake…disappointedakeepawayfromhthiseveningakeepawayfrom

fcollegebbelieveingwithnotroublectakepartinhthiseveningdhappythingibyrememberingeverywordemake…disappointedemake…disappointedakeepawayfrom

fcollegebbelieveingwithnotroublectakepartinhthiseveningdhappythingibyrememberingeverywordemake…disappointedbbelieveinakeepawayfrom

fcollegebbelieveingwithnotroublectakepartinhthiseveningdhappythingibyrememberingeverywordemake…disappointedibyrememberingeverywordakeepawayfrom

fcollegebbelieveingwithnotroublectakepartinhthiseveningdhappythingibyrememberingeverywordemake…disappointedgwithnotroublectakepartinakeepawayfrom

fcollegebbelieveingwithnotroublectakepartinhthiseveningdhappythingibyrememberingeverywordemake…disappointedC1Thewordsinitalicsexplainthemeaningsofsomewordsonpage19.Findthesewordstocompletetheheadlines.Changetheirformsifnecessary.pleasureavoidtrustbyheartwithoutdifficultyjoinin

CVocabularyWWW.ZXXK.COMC2Completethediarybelowwiththewordsfromthebox.tonightuniversityconsiderletdownsense

ReadandjudgeReadthestoryaftertherecording.ManypeopleconsiderAlbertEinstein(1879–1955)agenius.Thisstoryabouthimshowsthathealsohadasenseofhumour.Einsteinoftenreceivedinvitationstoexplainhistheoriesatdifferentuniversities.Onthesetrips,hisdriverHansoftensaidtohim,“It’sapleasuretodriveageniuslikeyou,DrEinstein.”Oneevening,ontheirwaytoauniversity,Einsteinsaid,“I’msotired.IwishIcouldavoidgivingmylecturetonight,Hans,butIdon’twanttoletmyaudiencedown.”“Iknowwhattodo,”saidHans.“Icangivethelectureforyou.Youcantrustme.I’velistenedtoyourlecturesomanytimesthatI’velearntitbyheart.Nooneknowsyouatthisuniversity,sotheywon’tfindout.”So,theychangedplaces.Attheuniversity,Hanswasguidedtothefrontofthehall.Einsteintooka

seat,listenedtoHansgivehislecturewithoutdifficulty,andjoinedintheapplauseattheend.However,beforeHansleft,amanshouted,“I’dliketoaskyouaquestion.”HethenaskedaquestionsodifficultthatHanshadnoideawhathewastalkingabout.Einsteinturnedpale.“Ohno!”hethought.“Nowwe’rein

trouble.”ButHansjustlaughedandsaid,“That’ssuchaneasyquestionthatevenmydrivercananswerit.Hans,please…”Einsteinstoodupandansweredthequestionperfectly.Theylefttheuniversity,withEinsteindriving.Alittlelater,Hansofferedtodrive.“No,”laughedEinstein.“It’sapleasuretodriveageniuslikeyou,Hans.”Onthesetrips,hisdriverHansoftensaidtohim,“It’sapleasuretodriveageniuslikeyou,DrEinstein.”D2

DecidewhetherthesesentencesareT(True)orF(False).Thenfindevidencefromthestorytosupportyouranswers.1Einsteinwasapopularlecturer.T/F2HanswastiredofdrivingEinstein.T/F

3Hanshadaverygoodmemory.T/F

4TheaudiencedidnotenjoythelecturegivenbyHans.Einsteinoftenreceivedinvitationstoexplainhistheoriesatdifferentuniversities.I’velistenedtoyourlecturesomanytimesthatI’velearntitbyheart.Einsteintookaseat,listenedtoHansgivehislecturewithoutdifficulty,andjoinedintheapplauseattheend.DComprehensionT/FEinsteinwasagreatscientificgenius.愛因斯坦是一個偉大的科學天才。1.ManypeopleconsiderEinsteinagenius.

n.天才apersonwhoisveryintelligentHehasageniusforgettingalongwithchildren.

他擅長與孩子們打成一片。

haveageniusfor(doing)sth.Languagepoints2.Thisstoryshowsthathealsohadasenseofhumour.這個年輕人不僅具有責任心，而且有幽默感。Theyoungmanhasnotonlyasenseofresponsibilitybutalsoasenseofhumour.haveasenseofhumour有幽默感trip一般指時間短、距離近的“旅行、遠足”。journey指從一地到另一地，通常指陸地上的遠距離“旅行”，也指旅行的路程，是比較正式的用語。travel作“旅行、游歷”解，一般表示從一地到另一地旅行這一總的概念，但無路程的含義。常指長時間、遠距離的“旅行”。尤指出國旅行。tour著重指旅行線路比較曲折，常表示“(周游各地的)參觀、訪問、(巡回)旅游、視察、購物、演出”等。常指周游后回到原出發地之意。

tripjourneytraveltour區別3.Onthesetrips,hisdriverHansoftensaidtohim…tripn.

旅行我們上周坐船去小島旅行過得非常愉快。Wemadeaboat

trip

totheislandlastweekandhadagoodtime.他從北京到倫敦做了一次長途旅行。Hemadealong

journey

fromBeijingtoLondon．現在許多人喜歡在空閑時間去旅游。Atpresent,manypeoplearefondof

travellingintheirsparetime.我將來要環游世界。

Iwill

tourtheworldinthefuture.別擔心。我決不會讓你失望的。Don’tworry.I’llneverletyoudown.4.…Hans,butIdon’twanttoletmyaudiencedown.letsb.down讓某人失望

(=makesb.disappointed)—我明天會去的。—你不會讓我失望的，是不是？--Iwillbetheretomorrow.

--Youwon'tletmedown,willyou?記住這些詩是很容易的。It’seasytolearnthesepoemsbyheart.你應該用心學這些詞匯。

Youshouldlearnthiswordsbyheart.5.I’velistenedtoyourlecturesomanytimesthatI’velearntitbyheart.Learn…byheart記住