高二英语外研版选修六教学案：Module 4 Section 4 Word版含答案

Ⅰ.Skim the text and match the main idea with each paragraph. ①Para.1 A．Other places where street music is performed ②Para.2 B．The scene of performing street music in Paris ③Para.3 C．The reason why street music needs space

④Para.4 D．The scene of performing street music in Barcelona 答案：①～④ DBAC

Ⅱ.Choose the best answer according to the text.

1．In the first paragraph, the reason why the crowd shrinks may be that . A．they have important things to do B．the performance of the musicians is poor C．they don't want to give the musicians money

D．they are forced to leave for not giving money to the musicians 2．According to the second paragraph, we can infer that . A．the performer is keen on money

B．below the window of the author's apartment is the place where many musicians often perform

C．the musician doesn't like the life in Paris D．many people are familiar with him

3．According to the passage, which of the following is NOT true? A．Street music can be seen in many places.

B．Street music is less likely than the music made in a studio.

C．Street music can make you hear the sound of music when you least expect it.

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D．Street music needs space of development.

4．We can see the passage in the column about . A．medicine B．entertainment C．education D．science 答案：1～4 CBBB

Ⅰ.单词拼写

1．The famous runner got his foot injured in the training. Therefore(因此), he can't take part in the Marathon next week.

2．I'm sorry that there are no vacant (空的) seats in the coffee shop at this moment. 3．Peter handled (处理)the problem beautifully and the manager thought highly of him at the conference.

4．The hostess said there was a(n) interval (空隙) of fifteen minutes after the performance.

5．The pedestrian(行人)thought he had got an electric shock. 6．He presented (赠送) her with a bunch of flowers.

7．The terrible scene(场面)of the accident shocked me deeply.

8．You must choose a bigger size because this cloth shrinks(缩小)in washing. Ⅱ.拓展词汇

1．regulate v．规定，管理，整顿→regulation n．规则，规章

2．voluntary adj.自愿的→volunteer n．志愿者→voluntarily adv.自愿地 3．spotted adj.有污迹的，有斑点的→spot n．污点；地点

4．relief n．(痛苦、忧虑等的)解除，减轻，调剂→relieve v．减轻，解除

5．relax v．使放松，使轻松→relaxed adj.感到放松的→relaxing adj.令人放松的→relaxation

n．放松

6．charm v．吸引，使陶醉→charming adj.迷人的

7．symbolic adj.象征的，作为象征的→symbol n．符号，标志，象征→symbolize v．象征 8．critic n．批评家→critical adj.批评的，挑剔的，决定性的→criticize v．批评 [巧记单词]

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Ⅲ.补全短语

1．deal with 处理；对付 2．all of a sudden 突然间 3．push one's way through 挤进 4．dance to the music 伴着音乐跳舞 5．miss the point 没抓住重点；没听清楚 6．come on 加油，得了吧 7．in one's twenties 在某人二十几岁时 8．draw upon 利用，凭借，依赖 9．remind sb.of 使某人想起?? 10．in addition to 除此之外 11．take ...seriously 认真对待 12．on the other hand 另一方面

1．[教材原句]I push my way through the crowd and find a quartet of musicians playing a violin suite of classical music.

我挤过人群，发现一支四重奏乐队正在演奏古典音乐小提琴组曲。 [句型点拨]find＋宾语＋宾语补足语。 [佳句赏析]我发现很多人正在那儿工作。 I found a number of people working there.

2．[教材原句]If so, what music would you like to hear as you come to school? 如果是，你想在上学的路上听到什么样的音乐？ [句型点拨]if so“如果这样的话”。 [佳句赏析]如果这样的话，请给我打电话。 If so, please ring me.

3．[教材原句]The moment they start to play, it is clear the members of Twelve Girls Band

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are among the most gifted musicians in the world.

她们一开始演奏，就证明了“女子十二乐坊”的成员都位居世界上最有天赋的音乐家行列之中。 [句型点拨]the moment引导的时间状语从句。

[佳句赏析]那位著名的歌手一出现在舞台上，观众就禁不住大喊他的名字。

The moment the famous singer appeared on the stage, the audience couldn't help shouting his name.

4．[教材原句]However, some people think that the Grammys are not as important as they used to be.

然而，有些人认为格莱美奖不再像以前那么重要了。 [句型点拨]used to do sth.“过去常常做某事”。 [佳句赏析]在我看来，21世纪的生活要比以往容易得多。

In my opinion, life in the twentyfirst century is much easier than it used to be.

[课 文 对 译]

Vocabulary and Reading Street Music

It's a warm Saturday afternoon in a busy side road in the old district of Barcelona.The pedestrians are standing in a semicircle around someone or something in front of the cathedral.I push my way through the crowd and find a quartet of musicians playing a violin suite of classical music.The session lasts ten minutes.Then one of the musicians picks up a saucer on the ground, and asks for money.All contributions are voluntary, no one has to pay, but the crowd shrinks as some people slide away.But others happily throw in a few coins.They're grateful for this brief interval of music as they go shopping. Below the window of my apartment in Paris, a music man takes a place made vacant by an earlier musician.He raises the lid of his barrel organ and turns the handle.Then he sings the songs of old Paris, songs of the people and their love affairs.I remember some of the words even though I have never consciously learnt them.I tap my feet and sing along with him.Down there on the pavement, few passersby stop. Some smile, others walk past with their heads down.Cars pass, gangs of boys form and disappear, someone even puts

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