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Unit 2 Integrated Course 2 Values

Unit 2 Integrated Course 2 Values. -- What is the theme of this unit ? -- The theme of this unit is values . The general idea of this Unit commercialized society value system an active thing satisfy our desires for material things …is keen to possess it

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Unit 2 Integrated Course 2 Values

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  1. Unit 2 Integrated Course 2 Values

  2. -- What is the themeof this unit ? -- The theme of this unit is values. The general idea of this Unit commercialized society value system an active thing satisfy our desires for material things …is keen to possess it …do not care about the means the major cause of crime and violence …drives powerful people …to corruption and dishonesty “Money makes the mare go.”

  3. Text A:The Richest Man in America, Down Home Sam Walton like plain folks and get away with it a billionaire a down-homeappearance …devoted to his 100,000 people …made the business a great success

  4. Text B:The Restoration of Jimmy Carter Jimmy Carter the most powerful/influential person moral principles woodworking talent …campaigned his way to the presidency the carpenter’s shed a Camp David skill with one’s own hands … something that doesn’t change with the ups and downs of life …was defeated in his attempt …used back-to-basics skills to confront in their recently published book, Everything to Gain

  5. I. Language Study 1. Key words and phrases 1) Translation from English into Chinese: (1) He carries on as if he were a millionaire, spending money right and left. (2) How did the student get away with cheating on the exam? (3) I tried to blend into the crowd, but I was obviously not dressed for the occasion.

  6. (4) The president throws his weight around and makes all the big decisions. (5) After considering various alternatives, we decided to hold to our original plan. (6) He has to be on the run from one office to another to get the permission of opening a private school. (7) The university authorities have issued a new booklet laying down regulations for the newcomers. (8) New employees comingaboard in the last six weeks have not been tested.

  7. 2) Translation from Chinese into English: (1) 中国足球队今晚迎战朝鲜队，人人都说值得一看。 (by all accounts) (2) 这个博物馆已有多年不开放了。(open up) (3) 要告诉孩子们避开闹事者/惹事生非的人。 (steer clear of ) (4) 男生在我校占绝大多数。(make up) (5) 人们可以通过漫步、行走、跑步、举重一类运动保持 身体健康。(like)

  8. Key to 1) (1) He carries on as if he were a millionaire, spending money right and left. L14 carry on --As soon as their teacher left, the children began to carry on. (2) How did the student get away with cheating on the exam? L14 get away with --The thief got away with 10,000 yuan.

  9. (3) I tried to blend into the crowd, but I was obviously not dressed for the occasion. L25 blend (in/ into) --She blended milk and butter into the flour. --The music of the violin blended sweetly with her voice. (4) The president throws his weight around and makes all the big decisions. L26 throw one’s weight around --The staff members don’t like their president as he always throw his weight around.

  10. (5) After considering various alternatives, we decided to hold to our original plan. L45 hold to --Will the new president hold to his election promises? (6) He has to be on the run from one office to another to get the permission of opening a private school. L48 on the run --The dog came on the run. --After a month on the run, the prisoners were finally recaptured by the police.

  11. (7) The university authorities have issued a new booklet laying down regulations for the newcomers. L60 lay down --He has laid down a plan for English study. (8) New employees comingaboard in the last six weeks have not been tested. L77 come/ get aboard(AmE, infml) aboard adv./prep. --It’s time to go aboard. --They went aboard the ship. --Welcome aboard ! --All 150 aboard died in the airliner crash.

  12. Key to Ex. 2) (1) The Chinese football team will play the Koreans tonight. It should be a match worth watching, by all accounts. L25 by/ from all accounts --Xiao Li, by all accounts, is an A student. (2) The museum has not been opened up for years. L34 open up --”Open up, or I will break in.”

  13. (3) Children should be told to steer clear of troublemakers. L48 steer clear of --He always spells some words wrong. He tries to steer clear of them when writing. (4) The boys make up the majority of the students in our university. L54 make up --Our university is made up of 10 schools and many research institutes. (5) People can keep fit through jogging, walking, running, weight training, and the like. L72 like --I haven’t seen his like in several years of teaching.

  14. 2. Collocation The way in which some words are often used together Explanation: “Intransitive Verb + Preposition” Ex. p.45 3．Sentence structures 1)L.14 Only in American can a billionaire carry on like plain folks and get away with it. Explanation: Inverted Order. You put an auxiliary or “be” followed by the subject of the main clause. Ex 1, p.p. 46-47

  15. Associations: --Not only did the factory fulfill the production quota last year, but it also doubled its output. --Hardly did I think it possible that he would accept the invitation. --No sooner had we got to the theatre than the concert began. --Under no circumstances should we cut the feet to fit the shoes. --Here is the key you are looking or. --There goes the bell. --Now comes your turn. --I have a particular fondness for pop music. So has Tom. Grammar Rule:当句首状语为否定性词语或 only, so 以 及there, here, then等时，主谓语须倒装。

  16. 2) L78-79 The reason for our success is our people and the way they’re treated and the way they feel about their company. Explanation: “the way (that/ in which) ” is followed by a defining relative clause. Ex. 2 on p.47 Associations: --That’s the reason (that/ why) they objected to the plan. --His father died the year (that/ when/ in which) the war broke out. --He is unlikely to find the place (that/ where/ in which) he lived forty years ago. Grammar Rule:修饰时间、地点、方式、理由的定语从句， 可以由when, where, in which 引导，也可以 由that 引导，但在口语中引导词常被省略。

  17. II．Understanding the text 1. Text Organization and Important Details --What would the richest American’s life be like according to Jamie Beaulieu’s imagination? (Original 1) --What surroundings did the billionaire live in? (Original 3) Part I. <Paras 1 ~ 4> An anecdote The waiter was disappointed to find that the richest man in America led so simple a life.

  18. --What is it? --How did Sam Walton acquire his wealth and became discount king ? (Original 2) --Can you give a couple of examples to show that Same Walton didn’t want any special treatment. (Original 4) --Do you know why such a billionaire with $ 2.8 billion in Wal-Mart stock carries on like plain folks and does not want any special treatment? --What are they? What did everyone say about Walton? (Orig. 5) Part II.<Paras 5 ~ 13> Sam Walton’s down-home characteristics Being friendly, easy-going and never flashy, Walton carries on like plain folks and never wants any special treatment.

  19. Part III. <paras 14 ~22> Sam Walton’s avenue to success With the Wal-Mart team in mind, Walton devotes himself heart and soul to making the business a great success. --What did Sam Walton think accounted for his company’s success? (Orig. 11) --What is Sam Walton’s main concern as founder of Wal-Mart? 1) He laid down the Wal-Mart way of life. --What is the Wal-Mart way of life as laid down by Walton? 2) He believed in cultivating ideas and rewarding success. --How did company lawyer Jim Hendren evaluate Walton as a boss? --He says “Coming into contact with Sam Walton just makes people a better person.”

  20. Text Organization Part I. <Paras 1 ~ 4> An anecdote The waiter was disappointed to find that the richest man in America led so simple a life. Part II.<Paras 5 ~ 13> Sam Walton’s down-home characteristics Being friendly, easy-going and never flashy, Walton carries on like plain folks and never wants any special treatment. Part III. <paras 14 ~22> Sam Walton’s avenue to success With the Wal-Mart team in mind, Walton devotes himself heart and soul to making the business a great success.

  21. 2.A summary of the Text A It is a character portrait of Sam Walton, the richest man in America. He is a billionaire with $ 2.8 billion in Wal-Mart stock, but he lives a very simple life like plain folks and gets away with it. He is a 67-year-old discount king, but he does not want any special treatment. He is folksy, easy-going, cheerful, generous, and hard-working. He is never flashy, never throwing his weight. Besides the down-home characteristics, Walton devotes himself heart and soul to his team in making the business a great success. He laid down the Wal-Mart way of life. He believes in cultivating ideas and rewarding success, and he adopted quite a lot of measures to encourage his employees to work hard. It is his avenue to success.

  22. One-sentence summary: Despite his wealth, Sam Walton remains down-home and devotes to his team.

  23. Homework 1. Autonomous learning: Text B, Unit Two, Integrated Course 2 and Unit Two, Fast Reading. 2. Finish all the exercises while you are doing autonomous learning. 3. Prepare Unit Two, Listening and Speaking Course.

  24. Thank you !

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