Learning about Language第一课时导学案

Ⅰ.单词识记

1．____________/lʌndʒ/n. & v．刺；跃进；前冲

2．____________adv.大概→____________adv.大概

3．____________/kən'venʃənl/adj.习俗的；传统的

4．____________/ri'æliti/n.真实；事实

5．____________/ə'dʒʌstmənt/n.调整；调节

6．tough /tʌf/adj.____________ 7．fascinate /'fæsineIt/ vt.____________ 8．urge /ɜːdʒ/ vt.____________ 9．accomplish v．____________→____________n. 10．elevotion v．____________→____________v. Ⅱ.短语天地

1．________________现实；实际上

2．________________打破记录

3．________________被……所吸引；对……着迷

4．________________在二十世纪七十年代初期

5．________________取得第三名

6．come to the understanding________________ 7．from then on________________ 8．every time________________ 9．connect with________________ 10．ahead of________________ GETTING INTO THE

GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS Charlie Carini, a Guinness record breaker, is giving a talk to a school about how to get into the Guinness World Records. Good morning everyone. You're probably asking

yourself why anyone would try to set a record at all. well, I can tell you that it's not only great fun, but it also gives you a huge sense of accomplishment if you do set a world record. You might also be thinking that you would have no chance of setting a record. Well, there are actually plenty of chances because about a quarter of records in the Guinness Book of World Records are broken each year. So，let's say you've decided to give it a go. The first thing I`d recommend would be to look through the Guinness Book and choose a category that catches your eye and that you would find fun to do. You have a much greater chance of setting a record if there's a category for it in the book. Don't choose something unless you're certain it's a category. I know of someone who pogosticked up the stairs of the tallest building in the world. It was filmed and he hoped that the Guinness office would accept it. Well, they didn't because there wasn't a category for it.