牛津译林版 (2019)必修 第一册Unit 4 Looking good, feeling good教学演示课件ppt

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1. D yu think senir high schl students shuld pay much attentin t their weight? Why r why nt?
Pre-reading
Sample answer:N, I dn’t think they shuld. Students at senir high schl are teenagers s their bdies are ging thrugh many changes. Teenagers becme bigger and strnger s their weight will naturally increase as they grw. If they wrry t much abut their weight, they may use extreme methds t lse weight and d harm t their bdies. They culd als feel anxius, which is nt gd fr their mental health.
2. What d yu think f skipping meals t lse weight?Sample answer:I dn’t think it is wise t d s. Fr ne thing, skipping meals can lead t rebund weight gain, therefre, it des nt guarantee an ideal figure. Fr anther, it des mre harm than gd t ur bdy. It is nt wrth it.
3. What d yu think are healthy ways f lsing weight?
Healthy ways f lsing weight
eat healthily
drink mre water
exercise regularly
reduce stress
track prgress
4. What d yu pay attentin t first when reading a news reprt and why?Sample answer:I will first ntice the title and the pictures because they are eye-catching and help me get the main idea f the news within secnds.
5. Accrding t the title and the illustratins, what is cvered in the news reprt? Sample answer:A girl passed ut because she did nt eat breakfast regularly and was sent t an emergency ward fr treatment.
1. What is the utline f the news reprt?
Para. 2–4: The girl skipped meals t get slim. She is nw recvering in hspital.
Para. 5: A survey shws that many teenagers are using extreme methds t lse weight.
Para. 6–7: The expert gives advice n hw t lse weight prperly.
While-reading
2. Why was Jennifer rushed t hspital?Because she fainted in her mrning PE lessn.3. What did Laura d when she fund ut Jennifer was skipping meals?She warned Jennifer that it was unhealthy.
4. What are sme f the dangerus methds teenagers use t lse weight?Skipping meals, ver-exercising and taking weight-lss medicine.5. What lifestyle tips did the expert give?Having a healthy balanced diet, keeping regular hurs and getting plenty f exercise.
6. What culd yu infer frm the sentence “In a sciety where being thin is ften seen as being beautiful, teenagers smetimes turn t extreme methds t slim dwn quickly.” in Lines 20–22? Culd yu think f an example t supprt yur pint?
Sample answer:Our sciety is t blame fr negatively influencing teenagers’ utlks n the wrld, life and values, whatever their gender is. Teenagers als lack necessary guidance t help them slve weight prblems apprpriately. Fr instance, skinny stars ften appear in advertisements, leaving an impressin n teenagers that the universally acknwledged beauty is being thin.
7. D yu think there are “quick-fix methds” mentined in Line 29? Why r why nt? Sample answer:N, I dn’t think s. Just as a prverb put it, “mre haste, less speed”, there is n magic frmula fr every prblem. Therefre, we must nt believe in the assumed “quick-fix methds” and frm a lng-term healthy lifestyle. On the ther hand, we must als try t break away frm unhealthy habits because their negative impacts will accumulate as time passes by.
8. Wh are interviewed fr this news reprt? Why are many peple interviewed fr a news reprt? Why des the news reprt include figures in Lines 22–25?
Sample answer:Jennifer’s parents and her classmates, including her best friend Laura Williams, and an expert are interviewed. Peple wh knw Jennifer will prvide exact infrmatin abut her while the expert ffers authritative medical instructins: they all are reliable surces fr this news reprt. In jurnalism, surces frm different peple, publicatins, recrds r dcuments will be cited t prve that the news reprt is cnvincing and dependable.
9. What is the authr’s purpse f writing this news reprt?Sample answer:Thrugh this news reprt, the authr cnveys a message t readers, in particular teenagers and their parents that teenagers shuld nt fllw suit t g n a diet and that living well by taking the advice given in the article is the safest and mst effective way t get int shape. Therefre, we can learn that a news reprt prvides nt nly facts but als attitudes and pinins.
1. If yu had a weight prblem like Jennifer Jnes, wuld yu skip meals? Why r why nt?Sample answer:If I gained much weight, I wuld have a healthy diet and g t the gym regularly instead f skipping meals. If nt, I may end up like Jennifer, suffering frm dangerusly lw bld sugar levels.
Pst-reading
2. Jennifer is nw in hspital. Suppse yu are Jennifer’s best friend. What wuld yu say t her?Sample answer:Having a healthy bdy is mre imprtant than being slim. Yu shuld never risk yur health t lse weight. If yu really want t lse sme weight, I will play sprt with yu.
Pst-reading
3. Weight prblems are cmmn amng teenagers. What are the pssible causes f weight prblems? Make a list.Sample answer:Eating t much junk fd, drinking sugary drinks, lack f physical exercise, temptatin f indr activities including watching televisin and playing cmpute games.
4. What can we learn frm Jennifer’s case?Sample answer:I learn that a healthy bdy and self-acceptance matter mre than what thers think f me. Living up t thers’ expectatins smetimes mtivates me t better myself. Hwever it culd als cmprmise my integrity as an independent individual. S instead f fcusing n my utward appearance, I wuld rather live a healthy lifestyle and try t make myself a persn f value.
5. What d yu think f the trend f exercising fr fitness tday? Sample answer:I welcme this trend, s d my parents. My mm als ges t the gym every ther night nt nly t keep a fit bdy but als t scialize with ther gym members. Hwever, there is sme bad news that peple may get hurt frm ver-exercising. In my pinin, we must nt g t extremes and had better accept urselves as we are.