时间:2019-01-10 作者:英语课 分类:高中英语人教版高三


英语课

[00:-1.00]1.Where were the two people in the story doing?

[00:-2.00]They were walking in the hills.

[00:-3.00]2.What happened to them?

[00:-4.00]They got lost in the clouds,walked downhill,took shelter 1 in cave and lit a fire.

[00:-5.00]Paragraph 2 1-2:I thought we were lost and didn't knwo what we should do.

[00:-6.00]Paragraph 3:All this happened on a Sunday in May

[00:-7.00]when brother and I were going off for a long walk

[00:-8.00]while staying with my grandparents in the country.

[00:-9.00]Paragraph 4:On our way going down the hill,we found a cave.

[00:10.00]Paragraph 5-6:We went into the cave to stay away from the rain.

[00:11.00]Paragraph 7:We lit a fire and discovered by chance some paintings

[00:12.00]on the lock in the cave.

[00:13.00]Language points

[00:14.00]1.The find of the new century.

[00:15.00]The little bookshop is a real fined.I didn't know it existed.

[00:16.00]I made a great find in that little bookshop yesterday.

[00:17.00]2.One moment we were walking along the top of a hill

[00:18.00]and now we could see no more than about thirty metres ahead of us.

[00:19.00]One moment...,and now...

[00:20.00]One moment she was reading and now she fell asleep.

[00:21.00]One moment they were palying games and now they are quarrelling.

[00:22.00]3.We had lost the path and had no hope of finding 3 it agian.

[00:23.00]hope of +n./+-ing

[00:24.00]He gave up all hope of success.

[00:25.00]They have not much hope of winning 4 the game.

[00:26.00]4.Then the grass turned to bushes 5 and the hillside became steeper 6.

[00:27.00]turn to

[00:28.00]It was getting colder,and the rain turned to snow.

[00:29.00]Where can I turn these pounds to dollars?

[00:30.00]Please turn to page 128 for the key to the exercises.

[00:31.00]It's impolite 7 to turn your back to your teacher and refuse to answer.

[00:32.00]They always turn to me when they are in trouble.

[00:33.00]5.By now we were beginning to get tired and the rain was falling heavily.

[00:34.00]He placed the test tube 8 over the flames.

[00:35.00]and the liquid was beginning to change colour.

[00:-5.53]He is jumping up and down.

[00:-6.53]Stop arguing,He's beginning to get angry.

[00:-7.53]6."We can make a fire and warm ourselves."

[00:-8.53]make a fire

[00:-9.53]I feel very cold.Please make a fire.

[00:10.53]The poor little boy can make a fire to cook his meals himself.

[00:11.53]7.Light the fire not so near the entrance that the wind will blow the fire out,

[00:12.53]and not so far in that the smoke will fill the cave.

[00:13.53]light the fire       blow the fire out

[00:14.53]We can't light the fire as the fire wood is wet.

[00:15.53]She blew the fire out,turned the light off and went out shopping.

[00:16.53]Every time he tried to light his cigarette the wind blew the match out.

[00:17.53]8.I always carry matches with me at such times

[00:18.53]and I tore out the pages of the first chapter of the book

[00:19.53]I was reading to get fire going.

[00:20.53]tear out

[00:21.53]He wrote quickly the address down in his notebook,

[00:22.53]tore the page out,and handed it to me.

[00:23.53]The telephone wires have been torn out,so we can't call the police.

[00:24.53]get(sth)going

[00:25.53]Can you get the clock goint again?It's stopped for a week.

[00:26.53]Getting the factory going in these hard times is almost impossible.

[00:27.53]9.It follows the shape of the rock.=The deer has the same shape of the rock.

[00:28.53]follow sb's advice   follow the fashion   follow the shape of...

[00:29.53]Almost all the balls follow the shape of a circle.

[00:30.53]1.What did they discover?

[00:31.53]Lots of carvings 10 and paintings on the sides of the cave.

[00:32.53]2.What was exciting about that evening?

[00:33.53]The fire lit up the cave;they were alone;

[00:34.53]they had made an important discovery;they wanted to tell the whole world.

[00:35.53]1.What did the brothers discover?

[00:36.53]A wall of carvings and paintings.

[00:37.53]2.When the writer first saw the carvings,what kind of feeling did he have?


[00:38.53]He felt surprised.

[00:39.53]3.What were included in the rock carvings?

[00:40.53]Animals.

[00:41.53]4.When did the brothers discover the rock carvings?

[00:42.53]In the afternoon.

[00:43.53]5.What does the phrase"stay the night"mean in paragraph 2?

[00:44.53]Sleep in the cave at night.

[00:45.53]6.How did the writer feel when he had to stay the night in the cave?

[00:46.53]He felt excited and worried.

[00:47.53]7.Why did the writer hope the moment when he and his brother could stay in the cave alone

[00:48.53]would continue forever?

[00:49.53]Because he wanted to enjoy the happiness

[00:50.53]of owning a cave where old rock carvings were stored.

[00:51.53]8.What did the brothers want to know when they were in the cave at night?

[00:52.53]They wanted to know who the authors of the carving 9 were and what happened to them.

[00:53.53]1.It was like stepping into a secret art museum:

[00:54.53]There were so many carvings and paintings

[00:55.53]that it was like a museum that they had found by accident.

[00:56.53]2.the rain had turned into a storm:

[00:57.53]The rain had got heavier and there were strong winds,

[00:58.53]heavy rain,thunder and lighting 11.

[00:59.53]3.lighting flashed over the hills:

[-1:-0.53]The hills were lit up by lighting.

[-1:-1.53]4.by tomorrow morning the weather will have cleared up:

[-1:-2.53]By tomorrow morning the weather will be better.

[-1:-3.53]5.found its way outside:

[-1:-4.53]flowed out of the cave.

[-1:-5.53]6.the light danced over the roof of the cave:

[-1:-6.53]Because of the flames from the fire,

[-1:-7.53]the light on the roof of the cave moved all the time.

[-1:-8.53]7.I wanted to tell the whole world:

[-1:-9.53]I wanted to tell everyone in the world.

[-1:10.53]8.We were in a better position than they were:

[-1:11.53]We were safe,but they were probably worried.So our situation was better.

[-1:12.53]9.they would trust our good sense:

[-1:13.53]They would trust that we would not do anything stupid.

[-1:14.53]10.floods and floods of people: a lot of people

[-1:15.53]11.The find of the century:

[-1:16.53]The most important discovery of the century.

[-1:17.53]Language points

[-1:18.53]1.I think someones has been carving animals.

[-1:19.53]have/has been +-ing

[-1:20.53]I've been sitting here for an hour.

[-1:21.53]She has been studying English since she came to this school.

[-1:22.53]I've written an article,

[-1:23.53]I've been writing an article.

[-1:24.53]He has repaired my bike.

[-1:25.53]He has been repairing my bike this afternoon.

[-1:26.53]He has lived/been living there for ten years.

[-1:27.53]2.I went further back into the cave and stopped still.

[-1:28.53]The old man stood still by the window.

[-1:29.53]He lay still in bed and was deep in thought.

[-1:30.53]The valley lay quiet and peaceful in the sun.

[-1:31.53]She sat motionless,waiting for their reply.

[-1:32.53]3.I turned the corner and looked in astonishment 12.

[-1:33.53]in fear  in surprise   in anger   in grief  in happiness  in sorrow 13

[-1:34.53]She shut her eyes in fear.

[-1:35.53]He spoke 14 to his children in great anger.

[-1:36.53]4.Outside the rain had turned into a storm and lighting flashed over the hills.

[-1:37.53]His experience in war has turned him into a stronger person.

[-1:38.53]I'm thinking of turning the flower garden into a vegetable fied.

[-1:39.53]5.We've still got a little food and water

[-1:40.53]and maybe tomorrow morning the weather will have cleared up.

[-1:41.53]By the end of this week they will have got everything ready.

[-1:42.53]clear up

[-1:43.53]The weather has cleared up;we can go out.

[-1:44.53]It's raining now,but I think it will clear up soon.

[-1:45.53]Her face cleared up as she read the letter.

[-1:46.53]You'd better clear up the classroom before you go home.

[-1:47.53]The book has cleared up many problems for me.

[-1:48.53]The teacher cleared up the harder parts of the story.

[-1:49.53]6.The smoke from the fire rose and found its way outside

[-1:50.53]and the light danced over the roof of the cave.

[-1:51.53]find one's way

[-1:52.53]They couldn't find their was in


[-1:53.53]All these rivers find their way to the Yellow Sea.

[-1:54.53]The news soon found its way throughout 15 the country.

[-1:55.53]7.One one hand,I was anxious to leave...On the other hand,

[-1:56.53]I felt sad that I wasn't able to tell my grandparents that we were safe.

[-1:57.53]On(the)one hand...On the other (hand)

[-1:58.53]On one hand the price is high,but on the other hand the quality is poor.

[-1:59.53]On(the)one hand the little boy is clever and loves to study.

[-2:-0.53]But on the other(hand)he is careless and always makes mistakes.

[-2:-1.53]8.I realized that they would be very worried,

[-2:-2.53]but that they would trust our good sense,wherever we were.

[-2:-3.53]They knew that we needed a computer,

[-2:-4.53]but(they also knew)that we had no money to buy one.

[-2:-5.53]Wherever he is,he will be thinking of you.

[-2:-6.53]Wherever we travelled,we found people friendly.

[-2:-7.53]No matter where she went,she would take her child with her.

[-2:-8.53]9.Another part of me wanted this moment to continue for ever.

[-2:-9.53]10.Neither of us realized that these carving and paintings dated back 15000 years,

[-2:10.53]nor that the headline in the newspaper would be"The find of the century

[-2:11.53]-children aged 16 13 and 11 discover cave paintings."

[-2:12.53]Neither of them know where I would go,nor(did they know)when I would star.

[-2:13.53]I don't know,nor do I care.

[-2:14.53]He had no friends,nor did he wish to make any.

[-2:15.53]date back(to)

[-2:16.53]The castle dates back to the 14th century.

[-2:17.53]This church dates back to 1173.

[-2:18.53]Only the young girls aged 18-25 are fit for the job.

[-2:19.53]She was aged five when she first went to school.

[-2:20.53]She has to help take care of her aged mother



n.掩蔽,掩蔽处,避身处;庇护所,避难所,庇护;vt.庇护,保护,隐匿;vi.躲避
  • We took shelter from the rain in a cave.我们在一个山洞里避雨。
  • Trees are a shelter from the sun.树木可以遮挡阳光。
n.段落,短评;vt.将…分段,分段落;vi.写短评
  • Each paragraph begins on a new line.每段都另起一行。
  • There's a paragraph on the matter in the paper.报纸对这件事有一短篇报道。
n.发现,发现物;调查的结果
  • The finding makes some sense.该发现具有一定的意义。
  • That's an encouraging finding.这是一个鼓舞人心的发现。
adj.获胜的,胜利的;吸引人的,有说服力的
  • Team A has no chance of winning.A队没有获胜的可能。
  • They have great hopes of winning.他们获胜的希望极大。
n.灌木(丛)( bush的名词复数 );[机械学](金属)衬套;[电学](绝缘)套管;类似灌木的东西(尤指浓密的毛发或皮毛)
  • There was someone skulking behind the bushes. 有人藏在灌木后面。
  • The boy chased his sister in and out among the bushes. 那个男孩在灌木丛里跟着他姐姐追过来追过去。 来自《简明英汉词典》
n.浸润器adj.险峻的,陡峭的;陡的( steep的比较级 );(要求或价格)过分;过高;价格或要求过高的
  • The path was steeper and less travelled than the previous one. 这条小路比刚才那条陡,走的人少。
  • The mountain path becomes steeper and steeper as you go up. 山路愈走愈陡。 来自《现代汉英综合大词典》
adj.无礼的,粗鲁的
  • It is impolite to get a word in.别人谈话时插嘴是不礼貌的。
  • It is very impolite of you to do so to customers.你这样做对顾客太不客气了。
n.(英)地铁;管,软管,隧道;vt.把…装管,使通过管子
  • You may get to the railway station by tube.你可以乘地铁到火车站。
  • Take care not to break the test tube!当心别把试管打碎了!
n.雕刻品,雕花
  • All the furniture in the room had much carving.房间里所有的家具上都有许多雕刻。
  • He acquired the craft of wood carving in his native town.他在老家学会了木雕手艺。
n.雕刻( carving的名词复数 );雕刻术;雕刻品;雕刻物
  • The desk was ornamented with many carvings. 这桌子装饰有很多雕刻物。 来自《简明英汉词典》
  • Shell carvings are a specialty of the town. 贝雕是该城的特产。 来自《简明英汉词典》
n.照明,光线的明暗,舞台灯光
  • The gas lamp gradually lost ground to electric lighting.煤气灯逐渐为电灯所代替。
  • The lighting in that restaurant is soft and romantic.那个餐馆照明柔和而且浪漫。
n.惊奇,惊异
  • They heard him give a loud shout of astonishment.他们听见他惊奇地大叫一声。
  • I was filled with astonishment at her strange action.我对她的奇怪举动不胜惊异。
n.悲哀;悲痛
  • It helps to share your sorrow with someone else.向他人诉说你的痛苦对你是有益的。
  • I think she did it more in sorrow than in anger.我觉得她这样做更多是出于悲哀而不是愤恨。
n.(车轮的)辐条;轮辐;破坏某人的计划;阻挠某人的行动 v.讲,谈(speak的过去式);说;演说;从某种观点来说
  • They sourced the spoke nuts from our company.他们的轮辐螺帽是从我们公司获得的。
  • The spokes of a wheel are the bars that connect the outer ring to the centre.辐条是轮子上连接外圈与中心的条棒。
adv.到处,自始至终;prep.遍及,贯穿
  • These magazines are sold at bookstores throughout the country.这些杂志在全国各地书店均有发售。
  • Guilin is known throughout the world for its scenery.桂林以山水著称于世。
adj.年老的,陈年的
  • He had put on weight and aged a little.他胖了,也老点了。
  • He is aged,but his memory is still good.他已年老,然而记忆力还好。
学英语单词
Ambot
ancestim
apoplexy involving the hollow organs
arguablest
ATPR
aural polyp
Cantillana
capeman
cartonfuls
cash donation
chlorantraniliprole
Cinzas, R.das
circulation failure
climatotherapy
columinescence effect
craniopharyngioma
cut them out
deoxyadenosine moniphosphate
derigueur
detorting
division center
encortin
English saddle
escape speed
exultingly
facultyman
femtocells
fibre cross-talk
flight line of aerial photography
flushing rubefaction
fps
gearing oil sprayer
harira
have a shy at something
hold sb in honor
Hopkinson yoke
Huon River
Hylobatidae
incremental cost
interpenetrative
interwinding backbone
iothalamates
joint with single butt strap
junk financing
keep off the spot
key brick
letter boxes
lido di roma (lido di ostia)
lilyturfs
lytropic liquid crystals
magnox
main class
manahawkin
march order
mosquito boat
MTAU
mtpa
natural model
non-linear field theorv
novatophan
off-axis distribution
overhaulings
packet radio
percentage uncertainty
pezzolis
plafibride
planariids
propeller shaft turning wrench
reconstructive surgeries
resliced
resplendencies
resulting tide
ring groove carbon remover
rock blasting
roseal
rotating-loop antenna
SAL (symbolic assembly language)
Samara River
Sargent
self love
sensitive thermometer
set-point
simavastatin
SMA-60
solventless coil
sovok
spacelike line
steel-lined wire winding channel
strum plate
sudoxicam
suicidal ideation
syndactylous
tendotransplantatio periostealis
thrust pressure
thunderegg
torch oil gun
tornadocane
traumatise
ultrared heating
violinophone
viral rubella
wilhelm eduard webers