应用英语教程 综合英语3 教学课件U1.pptx

;Pre-Class Tasks;Pre-Class Tasks;Pre-Class Tasks;Pre-Class Tasks;Pre-Class Tasks;Pre-Class Tasks;Background Knowledge;Text Structure;Detailed Analysis;Detailed Analysis;revealing: adj. giving?you?interesting?information?that?you?did?not know?before The?document provided a revealing insight into the governments?priorities. The book?is very?revealing about young peoples views of?themselves. ;2. But, can an individual survive without experiencing the college life? survive: v. to?continue?to?live?or?exist (despite a dangerous event or time) Some strange customs have survived from earlier times.? Medicines that dissolve blood clots can help people?survive?heart?attacks. survivor: n. a person who continues to live, especially despite being nearly killed or experiencing?great?danger?or?difficulty He is the?sole/only survivor?of the?massacre. There were only a few?survivors?from?the Titanic. ;survival: n. [U] the state?of continuing to live or exist, often despite difficulty or danger His?only?chance of survival?was a?heart?transplant. Continued trade in these?products?is?a threat to the?survival?of?the?species. ;Part II (paras 2-3) Comprehension check 2. For what reasons do college students gain a degree according to paragraph 2? 3. What do experts think of the future U.S. colleges in paragraph 3? ;Part II (paras 2-3) Comprehension check 5. From the context, what does the phrase “the overall development of a student” (para. 3) probably mean? ;Part II (paras 2-3) Words and phrases 3. It is believed that students who belong to rich families find it very easy to afford the expenditure that a college degree requires. expenditure: n. the total amount of money that a government, organization, or person spends during a particular period of time The word shares the same root as expense, expensive and spend. They should cut?their?expenditure?on?defense. The budget?provided for a total expenditure of 3 million dollars. ;4. Bill Gates is one such personality who