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Module12 Western music Unit 1 It‘s so beautiful!课件
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这是一份Module12 Western music Unit 1 It‘s so beautiful!课件，共34页。
e7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCEE19E493CC04F43360B62B2816CCB4E82496998A41A465108AB38A14E3AD4A6D2651CCB521A6181B2D6FE9767B064113E08844EF3A07B87C25E260A5A178C4E27Module 12Western musicUnit1 It‘s so beautiful!Listening and vocabularyEveryday EnglishPronunciation and speakingRECe7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCEE19E493CC04F43360B62B2816CCB4E82496998A41A465108AB38A14E3AD4A6D2651CCB521A6181B2D6FE9767B064113E08844EF3A07B87C25E260A5A178C4E27New wordsPart 1New wordse7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCEE19E493CC04F43360B62B2816CCB4E82496998A41A465108AB38A14E3AD4A6D2651CCB521A6181B2D6FE9767B064113E08844EF3A07B87C25E260A5A178C4E27Western musice7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCEE19E493CC04F43360B62B2816CCB4E82496998A41A465108AB38A14E3AD4A6D2651CCB521A6181B2D6FE9767B064113E08844EF3A07B87C25E260A5A178C4E27StraussMozart你喜欢西方音乐吗？说一些你知道或熟悉的歌手或曲子？Western musice7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCEE19E493CC04F43360B62B2816CCB4E82496998A41A465108AB38A14E3AD4A6D2651CCB521A6181B2D6FE9767B064113E08844EF3A07B87C25E260A5A178C4E27WestlifeUsherMichael Jackson Western musice7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCEE19E493CC04F43360B62B2816CCB4E82496998A41A465108AB38A14E3AD4A6D2651CCB521A6181B2D6FE9767B064113E08844EF3A07B87C25E260A5A178C4E27施特劳斯园舞曲Western musice7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCEE19E493CC04F43360B62B2816CCB4E82496998A41A465108AB38A14E3AD4A6D2651CCB521A6181B2D6FE9767B064113E08844EF3A07B87C25E260A5A178C4E27维也纳是奥地利的首都，也是世界著名的音乐之都。每年1月1日在维也纳著名的音乐厅——金色大厅所举办的“维也纳新年音乐会”闻名世界。背景知识：了解一下吧Western musice7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCEE19E493CC04F43360B62B2816CCB4E82496998A41A465108AB38A14E3AD4A6D2651CCB521A6181B2D6FE9767B064113E08844EF3A07B87C25E260A5A178C4E27生词书签比一比，看谁能快速说出下面的单词noisy adj. 吵闹的sound n. 声音rock n. 摇滚乐violin n. 小提琴Western musice7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCEE19E493CC04F43360B62B2816CCB4E82496998A41A465108AB38A14E3AD4A6D2651CCB521A6181B2D6FE9767B064113E08844EF3A07B87C25E260A5A178C4E27drum n.鼓voice n.声音both pron.两个；两者opera n.歌剧Part 2Listening and vocabularye7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCEE19E493CC04F43360B62B2816CCB4E82496998A41A465108AB38A14E3AD4A6D2651CCB521A6181B2D6FE9767B064113E08844EF3A07B87C25E260A5A178C4E27e7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCEE19E493CC04F43360B62B2816CCB4E82496998A41A465108AB38A14E3AD4A6D2651CCB521A6181B2D6FE9767B064113E08844EF3A07B87C25E260A5A178C4E27Western music1.Listen and number the words as you hear them.( ) lively ( ) modern ( ) music( ) noisy ( ) pop ( ) rock( ) sound ( ) violin ( ) Western123456789e7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCEE19E493CC04F43360B62B2816CCB4E82496998A41A465108AB38A14E3AD4A6D2651CCB521A6181B2D6FE9767B064113E08844EF3A07B87C25E260A5A178C4E27Western music2.Work in pairs. Answer the questions about the conversation in Activity 1.Which modern music does Tony like?2. What does Tony’s mum think about rock music?e7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCEE19E493CC04F43360B62B2816CCB4E82496998A41A465108AB38A14E3AD4A6D2651CCB521A6181B2D6FE9767B064113E08844EF3A07B87C25E260A5A178C4E27Western music3. Why doesn’t Tony like traditional Western music?4. Which music does Tony’s dad think is too noisy? Now listen again and check.e7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCEE19E493CC04F43360B62B2816CCB4E82496998A41A465108AB38A14E3AD4A6D2651CCB521A6181B2D6FE9767B064113E08844EF3A07B87C25E260A5A178C4E27Western musicWhich modern music does Tony like? He likes pop and rock music.2. What does Tony’s mum think about rock music? It’s lively.3. Why doesn’t Tony like traditional Western music? It’s too slow.4. Which music does Tony’s dad think is too noisy? He thinks pop music is too noisy.e7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCEE19E493CC04F43360B62B2816CCB4E82496998A41A465108AB38A14E3AD4A6D2651CCB521A6181B2D6FE9767B064113E08844EF3A07B87C25E260A5A178C4E27Western music3.Listen and read.Now check (√) the true sentences.( ) 1. They’re listening to Western music.( ) 2. Tony knows little about Strauss.( ) 3. Strauss was born in the capital of Australia.( ) 4. The Blue Danube is pop music.( ) 5. Lingling enjoys Beijing opera very much.√√√e7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCEE19E493CC04F43360B62B2816CCB4E82496998A41A465108AB38A14E3AD4A6D2651CCB521A6181B2D6FE9767B064113E08844EF3A07B87C25E260A5A178C4E27Western music4.Check (√) the types of music the students like.√√√√√√e7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCEE19E493CC04F43360B62B2816CCB4E82496998A41A465108AB38A14E3AD4A6D2651CCB521A6181B2D6FE9767B064113E08844EF3A07B87C25E260A5A178C4E27Western music5.Complete the sentences with the correct form of the words from the box.1. Strauss wasn’t ________. He came from Austria.2. Daming thinks the ______ in rock music are too ______. Germandrumsnoisybelieve both drum German noisy voicee7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCEE19E493CC04F43360B62B2816CCB4E82496998A41A465108AB38A14E3AD4A6D2651CCB521A6181B2D6FE9767B064113E08844EF3A07B87C25E260A5A178C4E27Western music3. Tony can’t ________ that Daming doesn’t like rock music.4. Betty likes ______ traditional Western music and pop music. 5. Tony thinks the sound of the ______ in Beijing opera is very different. believebothvoicee7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCEE19E493CC04F43360B62B2816CCB4E82496998A41A465108AB38A14E3AD4A6D2651CCB521A6181B2D6FE9767B064113E08844EF3A07B87C25E260A5A178C4E27Western music6.Complete the sentences about yourself.1. My favourite music is ...2. I like it because ...3. My parents like ...Part 3Everyday Englishe7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCEE19E493CC04F43360B62B2816CCB4E82496998A41A465108AB38A14E3AD4A6D2651CCB521A6181B2D6FE9767B064113E08844EF3A07B87C25E260A5A178C4E27Western musice7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCEE19E493CC04F43360B62B2816CCB4E82496998A41A465108AB38A14E3AD4A6D2651CCB521A6181B2D6FE9767B064113E08844EF3A07B87C25E260A5A178C4E27What a beautiful city! I’m a fan of rock music. Give us a break! I don’t believe it! Part 4Pronunciation and speakinge7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCEE19E493CC04F43360B62B2816CCB4E82496998A41A465108AB38A14E3AD4A6D2651CCB521A6181B2D6FE9767B064113E08844EF3A07B87C25E260A5A178C4E27e7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCE22FAE078BE3E45890212CE28C2E1755588EF359AEEFE742A13238BDDAC9A3BEC769B38E265FC8E91AF2BDA1EFA2A99F2664A28AE60E4928D8DF07BAA80326902Western music7.Listen and read.What a beautiful city!It’s so beautiful!3. I love his music!4. Listen to this!e7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCE22FAE078BE3E45890212CE28C2E1755588EF359AEEFE742A13238BDDAC9A3BEC769B38E265FC8E91AF2BDA1EFA2A99F2664A28AE60E4928D8DF07BAA80326902Western music8.Work in pairs. Ask and answer questions about the music you like or don’t like.— What music do you like?— I like pop. It’s lively and good to dance to, but I don’t like rock. It’s too noisy. What about you?e7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCE22FAE078BE3E45890212CE28C2E1755588EF359AEEFE742A13238BDDAC9A3BEC769B38E265FC8E91AF2BDA1EFA2A99F2664A28AE60E4928D8DF07BAA80326902Western music— Do you like pop music or rock music?— well, I prefer pop music. I think rock music is too noisy.— … e7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCE22FAE078BE3E45890212CE28C2E1755588EF359AEEFE742A13238BDDAC9A3BEC769B38E265FC8E91AF2BDA1EFA2A99F2664A28AE60E4928D8DF07BAA80326902Western musicNew wordslively adj. 活泼的；轻快的e.g. She is a lively girl.modern adj. 现代的e.g. Do you like modern music or classical music?e7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCE22FAE078BE3E45890212CE28C2E1755588EF359AEEFE742A13238BDDAC9A3BEC769B38E265FC8E91AF2BDA1EFA2A99F2664A28AE60E4928D8DF07BAA80326902Western music through prep.穿过e.g. I have to go through that door every day.pop (=popular) adj. 流行的； 受欢迎的e.g. Pop music is my favourite music.e7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCE22FAE078BE3E45890212CE28C2E1755588EF359AEEFE742A13238BDDAC9A3BEC769B38E265FC8E91AF2BDA1EFA2A99F2664A28AE60E4928D8DF07BAA80326902Western musicnoisy 是形容词，意思是“吵闹的”，反义词是 quiet “安静的”。即：noisy — quiet 吵闹的 反义词 安静的例如：This city is not quiet, it’s noisy.这座城市不安静，是吵闹的。e7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCE22FAE078BE3E45890212CE28C2E1755588EF359AEEFE742A13238BDDAC9A3BEC769B38E265FC8E91AF2BDA1EFA2A99F2664A28AE60E4928D8DF07BAA80326902Western musicsound 和 voice 辨析 sound 和 voice 都是名词，意为“声音”。sound 可以指人或动物发出的声音，或物体碰撞声。可以说，大自然的任何“声音”都可以用 sound。而 voice 一般指人的声音，说话、谈笑或唱歌，都可用 voice。e7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCE22FAE078BE3E45890212CE28C2E1755588EF359AEEFE742A13238BDDAC9A3BEC769B38E265FC8E91AF2BDA1EFA2A99F2664A28AE60E4928D8DF07BAA80326902Western music例如：At night she heard a strange sound．夜里她听到一种奇怪的声音。 The girl has a sweet voice．那女孩嗓音很美。 e7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCE22FAE078BE3E45890212CE28C2E1755588EF359AEEFE742A13238BDDAC9A3BEC769B38E265FC8E91AF2BDA1EFA2A99F2664A28AE60E4928D8DF07BAA80326902Western musicby 的两种用法 以前我们学到的 by 的是介词，意为“乘（车/船/飞机）”，本模块学的 by 也是介词，意为“由......创作；被；由”，两者词性相同但意义不同。e7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCE22FAE078BE3E45890212CE28C2E1755588EF359AEEFE742A13238BDDAC9A3BEC769B38E265FC8E91AF2BDA1EFA2A99F2664A28AE60E4928D8DF07BAA80326902Western music例如：You can get there by bus．你可以乘公交车到那儿。 The piece is written by Mozart．这是莫扎特的作品。 e7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCE22FAE078BE3E45890212CE28C2E1755588EF359AEEFE742A13238BDDAC9A3BEC769B38E265FC8E91AF2BDA1EFA2A99F2664A28AE60E4928D8DF07BAA80326902Western musicGive us a break! 意为“让我们清静会吧！”，是英语口语中的一种习惯表达方式，用来阻止别人做令人厌烦的事情。Homeworke7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCEE19E493CC04F43360B62B2816CCB4E82496998A41A465108AB38A14E3AD4A6D2651CCB521A6181B2D6FE9767B064113E08844EF3A07B87C25E260A5A178C4E27 Review and recite the important points of Unit 1. 复习并记忆Unit 1 重点内容。
e7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCEE19E493CC04F43360B62B2816CCB4E82496998A41A465108AB38A14E3AD4A6D2651CCB521A6181B2D6FE9767B064113E08844EF3A07B87C25E260A5A178C4E27Module 12Western musicUnit1 It‘s so beautiful!Listening and vocabularyEveryday EnglishPronunciation and speakingRECe7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCEE19E493CC04F43360B62B2816CCB4E82496998A41A465108AB38A14E3AD4A6D2651CCB521A6181B2D6FE9767B064113E08844EF3A07B87C25E260A5A178C4E27New wordsPart 1New wordse7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCEE19E493CC04F43360B62B2816CCB4E82496998A41A465108AB38A14E3AD4A6D2651CCB521A6181B2D6FE9767B064113E08844EF3A07B87C25E260A5A178C4E27Western musice7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCEE19E493CC04F43360B62B2816CCB4E82496998A41A465108AB38A14E3AD4A6D2651CCB521A6181B2D6FE9767B064113E08844EF3A07B87C25E260A5A178C4E27StraussMozart你喜欢西方音乐吗？说一些你知道或熟悉的歌手或曲子？Western musice7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCEE19E493CC04F43360B62B2816CCB4E82496998A41A465108AB38A14E3AD4A6D2651CCB521A6181B2D6FE9767B064113E08844EF3A07B87C25E260A5A178C4E27WestlifeUsherMichael Jackson Western musice7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCEE19E493CC04F43360B62B2816CCB4E82496998A41A465108AB38A14E3AD4A6D2651CCB521A6181B2D6FE9767B064113E08844EF3A07B87C25E260A5A178C4E27施特劳斯园舞曲Western musice7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCEE19E493CC04F43360B62B2816CCB4E82496998A41A465108AB38A14E3AD4A6D2651CCB521A6181B2D6FE9767B064113E08844EF3A07B87C25E260A5A178C4E27维也纳是奥地利的首都，也是世界著名的音乐之都。每年1月1日在维也纳著名的音乐厅——金色大厅所举办的“维也纳新年音乐会”闻名世界。背景知识：了解一下吧Western musice7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCEE19E493CC04F43360B62B2816CCB4E82496998A41A465108AB38A14E3AD4A6D2651CCB521A6181B2D6FE9767B064113E08844EF3A07B87C25E260A5A178C4E27生词书签比一比，看谁能快速说出下面的单词noisy adj. 吵闹的sound n. 声音rock n. 摇滚乐violin n. 小提琴Western musice7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCEE19E493CC04F43360B62B2816CCB4E82496998A41A465108AB38A14E3AD4A6D2651CCB521A6181B2D6FE9767B064113E08844EF3A07B87C25E260A5A178C4E27drum n.鼓voice n.声音both pron.两个；两者opera n.歌剧Part 2Listening and vocabularye7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCEE19E493CC04F43360B62B2816CCB4E82496998A41A465108AB38A14E3AD4A6D2651CCB521A6181B2D6FE9767B064113E08844EF3A07B87C25E260A5A178C4E27e7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCEE19E493CC04F43360B62B2816CCB4E82496998A41A465108AB38A14E3AD4A6D2651CCB521A6181B2D6FE9767B064113E08844EF3A07B87C25E260A5A178C4E27Western music1.Listen and number the words as you hear them.( ) lively ( ) modern ( ) music( ) noisy ( ) pop ( ) rock( ) sound ( ) violin ( ) Western123456789e7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCEE19E493CC04F43360B62B2816CCB4E82496998A41A465108AB38A14E3AD4A6D2651CCB521A6181B2D6FE9767B064113E08844EF3A07B87C25E260A5A178C4E27Western music2.Work in pairs. Answer the questions about the conversation in Activity 1.Which modern music does Tony like?2. What does Tony’s mum think about rock music?e7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCEE19E493CC04F43360B62B2816CCB4E82496998A41A465108AB38A14E3AD4A6D2651CCB521A6181B2D6FE9767B064113E08844EF3A07B87C25E260A5A178C4E27Western music3. Why doesn’t Tony like traditional Western music?4. Which music does Tony’s dad think is too noisy? Now listen again and check.e7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCEE19E493CC04F43360B62B2816CCB4E82496998A41A465108AB38A14E3AD4A6D2651CCB521A6181B2D6FE9767B064113E08844EF3A07B87C25E260A5A178C4E27Western musicWhich modern music does Tony like? He likes pop and rock music.2. What does Tony’s mum think about rock music? It’s lively.3. Why doesn’t Tony like traditional Western music? It’s too slow.4. Which music does Tony’s dad think is too noisy? He thinks pop music is too noisy.e7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCEE19E493CC04F43360B62B2816CCB4E82496998A41A465108AB38A14E3AD4A6D2651CCB521A6181B2D6FE9767B064113E08844EF3A07B87C25E260A5A178C4E27Western music3.Listen and read.Now check (√) the true sentences.( ) 1. They’re listening to Western music.( ) 2. Tony knows little about Strauss.( ) 3. Strauss was born in the capital of Australia.( ) 4. The Blue Danube is pop music.( ) 5. Lingling enjoys Beijing opera very much.√√√e7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCEE19E493CC04F43360B62B2816CCB4E82496998A41A465108AB38A14E3AD4A6D2651CCB521A6181B2D6FE9767B064113E08844EF3A07B87C25E260A5A178C4E27Western music4.Check (√) the types of music the students like.√√√√√√e7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCEE19E493CC04F43360B62B2816CCB4E82496998A41A465108AB38A14E3AD4A6D2651CCB521A6181B2D6FE9767B064113E08844EF3A07B87C25E260A5A178C4E27Western music5.Complete the sentences with the correct form of the words from the box.1. Strauss wasn’t ________. He came from Austria.2. Daming thinks the ______ in rock music are too ______. Germandrumsnoisybelieve both drum German noisy voicee7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCEE19E493CC04F43360B62B2816CCB4E82496998A41A465108AB38A14E3AD4A6D2651CCB521A6181B2D6FE9767B064113E08844EF3A07B87C25E260A5A178C4E27Western music3. Tony can’t ________ that Daming doesn’t like rock music.4. Betty likes ______ traditional Western music and pop music. 5. Tony thinks the sound of the ______ in Beijing opera is very different. believebothvoicee7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCEE19E493CC04F43360B62B2816CCB4E82496998A41A465108AB38A14E3AD4A6D2651CCB521A6181B2D6FE9767B064113E08844EF3A07B87C25E260A5A178C4E27Western music6.Complete the sentences about yourself.1. My favourite music is ...2. I like it because ...3. My parents like ...Part 3Everyday Englishe7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCEE19E493CC04F43360B62B2816CCB4E82496998A41A465108AB38A14E3AD4A6D2651CCB521A6181B2D6FE9767B064113E08844EF3A07B87C25E260A5A178C4E27Western musice7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCEE19E493CC04F43360B62B2816CCB4E82496998A41A465108AB38A14E3AD4A6D2651CCB521A6181B2D6FE9767B064113E08844EF3A07B87C25E260A5A178C4E27What a beautiful city! I’m a fan of rock music. Give us a break! I don’t believe it! Part 4Pronunciation and speakinge7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCEE19E493CC04F43360B62B2816CCB4E82496998A41A465108AB38A14E3AD4A6D2651CCB521A6181B2D6FE9767B064113E08844EF3A07B87C25E260A5A178C4E27e7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCE22FAE078BE3E45890212CE28C2E1755588EF359AEEFE742A13238BDDAC9A3BEC769B38E265FC8E91AF2BDA1EFA2A99F2664A28AE60E4928D8DF07BAA80326902Western music7.Listen and read.What a beautiful city!It’s so beautiful!3. I love his music!4. Listen to this!e7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCE22FAE078BE3E45890212CE28C2E1755588EF359AEEFE742A13238BDDAC9A3BEC769B38E265FC8E91AF2BDA1EFA2A99F2664A28AE60E4928D8DF07BAA80326902Western music8.Work in pairs. Ask and answer questions about the music you like or don’t like.— What music do you like?— I like pop. It’s lively and good to dance to, but I don’t like rock. It’s too noisy. What about you?e7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCE22FAE078BE3E45890212CE28C2E1755588EF359AEEFE742A13238BDDAC9A3BEC769B38E265FC8E91AF2BDA1EFA2A99F2664A28AE60E4928D8DF07BAA80326902Western music— Do you like pop music or rock music?— well, I prefer pop music. I think rock music is too noisy.— … e7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCE22FAE078BE3E45890212CE28C2E1755588EF359AEEFE742A13238BDDAC9A3BEC769B38E265FC8E91AF2BDA1EFA2A99F2664A28AE60E4928D8DF07BAA80326902Western musicNew wordslively adj. 活泼的；轻快的e.g. She is a lively girl.modern adj. 现代的e.g. Do you like modern music or classical music?e7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCE22FAE078BE3E45890212CE28C2E1755588EF359AEEFE742A13238BDDAC9A3BEC769B38E265FC8E91AF2BDA1EFA2A99F2664A28AE60E4928D8DF07BAA80326902Western music through prep.穿过e.g. I have to go through that door every day.pop (=popular) adj. 流行的； 受欢迎的e.g. Pop music is my favourite music.e7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCE22FAE078BE3E45890212CE28C2E1755588EF359AEEFE742A13238BDDAC9A3BEC769B38E265FC8E91AF2BDA1EFA2A99F2664A28AE60E4928D8DF07BAA80326902Western musicnoisy 是形容词，意思是“吵闹的”，反义词是 quiet “安静的”。即：noisy — quiet 吵闹的 反义词 安静的例如：This city is not quiet, it’s noisy.这座城市不安静，是吵闹的。e7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCE22FAE078BE3E45890212CE28C2E1755588EF359AEEFE742A13238BDDAC9A3BEC769B38E265FC8E91AF2BDA1EFA2A99F2664A28AE60E4928D8DF07BAA80326902Western musicsound 和 voice 辨析 sound 和 voice 都是名词，意为“声音”。sound 可以指人或动物发出的声音，或物体碰撞声。可以说，大自然的任何“声音”都可以用 sound。而 voice 一般指人的声音，说话、谈笑或唱歌，都可用 voice。e7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCE22FAE078BE3E45890212CE28C2E1755588EF359AEEFE742A13238BDDAC9A3BEC769B38E265FC8E91AF2BDA1EFA2A99F2664A28AE60E4928D8DF07BAA80326902Western music例如：At night she heard a strange sound．夜里她听到一种奇怪的声音。 The girl has a sweet voice．那女孩嗓音很美。 e7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCE22FAE078BE3E45890212CE28C2E1755588EF359AEEFE742A13238BDDAC9A3BEC769B38E265FC8E91AF2BDA1EFA2A99F2664A28AE60E4928D8DF07BAA80326902Western musicby 的两种用法 以前我们学到的 by 的是介词，意为“乘（车/船/飞机）”，本模块学的 by 也是介词，意为“由......创作；被；由”，两者词性相同但意义不同。e7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCE22FAE078BE3E45890212CE28C2E1755588EF359AEEFE742A13238BDDAC9A3BEC769B38E265FC8E91AF2BDA1EFA2A99F2664A28AE60E4928D8DF07BAA80326902Western music例如：You can get there by bus．你可以乘公交车到那儿。 The piece is written by Mozart．这是莫扎特的作品。 e7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCE22FAE078BE3E45890212CE28C2E1755588EF359AEEFE742A13238BDDAC9A3BEC769B38E265FC8E91AF2BDA1EFA2A99F2664A28AE60E4928D8DF07BAA80326902Western musicGive us a break! 意为“让我们清静会吧！”，是英语口语中的一种习惯表达方式，用来阻止别人做令人厌烦的事情。Homeworke7d195523061f1c0600ade85ab8d19863d296bbd6d3c8047FB0A4867354E4F1E3A7DEAE3C4C4B5C9777EC9E9D7F78045DB0296A4194571101A21F67FC7D6C39966CE50B69116E2EE84E571E25F3C0CCEE19E493CC04F43360B62B2816CCB4E82496998A41A465108AB38A14E3AD4A6D2651CCB521A6181B2D6FE9767B064113E08844EF3A07B87C25E260A5A178C4E27 Review and recite the important points of Unit 1. 复习并记忆Unit 1 重点内容。
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