人教版必修二第二单元单词.ppt

Jay should be responsible for his wife. /risp?ns?bil?ti/ take responsibility for olive [?l?v] Wreath [ri:θ] 1.取代，代替 Electronic whiteboard replaced blackboard. We have replaced the blackboard with the electronic whiteboard. /ripleis/ replace…= take the place of … 2.放回；置于原处 Volunteers replaced the books on the shelf. motto /m?t?u/ mottos / mottoes swift /swift/ adj. a swift runner He runs swiftly. fast adj./adv. a fast runner He runs fast. homeland admit stadium gymnasium as well host responsibility olive wreath replace motto swift n祖国 v 容许 承认 接纳 n 体育场 n 体育馆 也 v 做东 n 主人 n 责任 n 橄榄树 n 花圈 v 取代 n 座右铭 adj 快的 Award ceremony Fast-reading 1.The passage is an interview between Pausanias , a_______writer and Li Yan , a_________for the 2008 Olympic Games. 2.The main idea of this passage is the __________(similar)and__________ (different)between the _______ and ________ Olympics. Greek volunteer similarities differences ancient modern What questions did Pausanias ask? Q1: How often do you hold your Games? Q2: Winter games? How can the runners enjoy competing in winter? And what about the horses? Q3: Do you mean the Greek world? Q4: Where are all the athletes housed? Q5. Dose anyone want to host the Olympic Games? Q6: Did you say medals? Do you compete for prize money too? Q1: Time/ Frequency Q2: Types/Sets and Events Q3: Athletes Q4: Accommodation（住宿）/ Facilities（设施） Q5: Host Country Q6: prizes True or False. ( )1. Both the summer and winter olympics are held every two years. ( )2.There are running races in the Winter Olympic Games. ( )3.Women were admitted to join in the old Olympics. ( )4. All the competitors compete for money. ( )5.To hold the Olympics is a rich prize and a big honour for a country. F F F F T every four years no not ( ) 6. Every athlete can take part in the Olympic Games. F Only athletes who have reached the agreed standard for their event can...