2023年高中英语unit1学案新人教版选修6.docx

选修六 Unit 1学案 1． faith信任；信心；信念 Art is influenced by the customs and faith of a people.（回归课本） have faith in 对……有信心；相信 lose faith in 对……失去信心 restore/destroy one’s faith in 恢复/毁掉某人对……的信心 keep/break faith with sb 信守/不守信 in bad/good faith 存心不良/诚心诚意 Exx:I (对她很有信心)，she won’t let me down. The public (已失去信心)the government. Her friend’s kindness (恢复了我的信心)human nature. The woman who sold me the car claimed she had acted (诚心诚意地). adj: faithful ①忠诚的、忠实的 a faithful servant/friend/dog be/remain faithful to He （始终忠诚于党） until his death. ②忠贞的、忠诚的 ③可信任的; 可信赖的; 可信任的工人 2. aim During the Middle Ages, the main aim of painters was to represent religious themes.(回归课本) n.①目标; 目的 ②瞄准 The main aim of the course is to improve students’ writing skill . with the aim of 以……为目标；旨在……… achieve one’s aim 实现某人的目标 take aim at 向……瞄准 Ex:She went to London (为了找工作)（aim. n）. Alan (瞄准了那只老虎). v. ①瞄准，对准 ②致力于、打算 ③旨在，目的是 aim(sth)at/for 瞄准 aim at (doing)sth aim to do sth 打算、致力于 we (力争到那里) around six. Sth be aimed at (doing sth)目的是、旨在 Ex: These measures (旨在防止)violent crime. They (正力求减少)unemployment by 50%. He (把枪瞄准敌人). 3．typical ①典型的，有代表性的 ②一贯的，平常的 ③一向如此的，特有的 A. typical picture at this time was full of religious symbols, which created a feeling of respect and love for God. (回归课本) This is a typical example of Roman pottery. be typical of 是……的典型/代表 It is typical of sb to do sth……是某人所特有的 Exx: she （就是爱忘事）. This painting (是相当典型的代表)his early work. 4．evident 明显的，明白的，显然的 But it was evident that ideas were changing in the 13th century when painters……(回归课本) Ex: Bob began eating his lunch （显得津津有味）。 It is evident (to sb)that……显然/清楚…… Ex: （我们已经清楚）a mistake has been made. (evident) n. evidence 证明/据 医学证明/科学依据 be in evidence 显眼/显而易见 There is some evidence that……有证据显示…… give evidence 作证 Ex: (有证据显示)a small amount of alcohol is good for you. 5.adopt①收养、领养 ②采用、采取 ③正式通过、认可 People began to concentrate less on religious themes and adopt a more humanistic attitude to life.（回归课本） Exx: His mother （被收养）when she was four. All three teams (采用不同方法解决)the problem. The council is expected to (通过这项新政策)at its next meeting. adopted adj 领养的，收养的 他的养子 6. possess. v ①拥有 ②具有（特质） ③支配、控制 Rich people wanted to possess their own paintings, so they could decorate their superb palaces and great houses.(回归课本) Exx: He (被指控拥有) a gun. I’m afraid he (没有幽默感) n. possession ①具有、拥有 sth be in one’s possession 由……拥有 sb be in possession of sth 拥有;持有（某物） take possession of come into one’s possession 为某人所得，落入某人手中 Exx: The house (一直归这个家庭所有)since the 1500s. She was found (拥有赃物). You can’t （合法拥有）the property until three weeks after the contract is signed. On her father’s death, a vast fortune (落入她手中) . ②（pl.）个人财产 私人物品 个人财产 7.by coincidence 巧合地 By coincidence, oil paints were also developed at this time, which made the colours used in paintings look richer and deeper.(回归课本) coincidence n.① [u]巧合 ②[c]巧事 Exx: 真巧！ ! （真巧了），I met the person we’d been discussing the next day. It’s (并非巧合)none of the directors are women. 8．a great deal 大量、很大程度上 In the late 19th century, Europe changed a great deal from a mostly agricultural society to a mostly industrial one.(回归课本) a great /good deal 大量；很大程度上 副词短语 修饰v/adj/adv a great/good deal of +[u]许多、大量 Exx: (他们很多工作)is unpaid. I’m feeling (好多了). We see them (经常). 拓展：①many a/ an……;a great/ good many; quite a few; a (great/ large…) number of ; scores of ; many…+[c]复 ②a good/great deal of; a large amount of; amounts of; a little; much+[u] ③a lot of; lots of; plenty of; a large quantity of; quantities of +[c]/[u] 9. shadow They were eager to show how light and shadow fell on objects at different times of day.（回归课本） shadow. n ①阴影、影子 ②阴暗处、昏暗处 ③（坏）影响 cast a shadow on/over 投影于;影子映在 The ship’s sail （倒映在水面上）. in shadow/the shadows阴暗处;背光处 I thought I saw a figure （站在阴暗处）. under/in the shadow of 在……的阴影中 Ex: Those people have been living for years (在恐怖的阴影中). 10．ridiculous adj ①愚蠢的②荒唐的③可笑的 They said that the painters were care less and their paintings were ridiculous.（回归课本） 11. attempt.