Unit Two He Helped the Blind Teaching plan Task1: Help each other Situation: First Day in College Pattern: Oral Task2: Fill an Order Situation: Book Preservation Pattern: Writing Task3:

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Unit Two
He Helped the Blind
Teaching plan
Task1: Help each other
Situation: First Day in College
Pattern: Oral
Task2: Fill an Order
Situation: Book Preservation
Pattern: Writing
Task3: Ways of the generation of creativity
Situation: Text and a short play
Pattern: Oral
Background Information
Louis Braille (1809-1852)
Braille
The Village of Coupvray
The Braille Family Home
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Louis Braille (1809—1852)
Louis Braille was a blind Frenchman
who invented the braille system of
printing and writing for the blind. He
was born near Paris. An accident at
age 3 followed by a serious infection left
him blind.
He entered the Royal
Institution for Blind Youth in Paris (now
the National Institution for Blind Youth)
when he was 10. Braille was a good
student, especially of science and
music, and he became a church
organist. He remained at the Institute as
a teacher. There he developed his
system of reading. (From the 1998
World Book Multimedia Encyclopedia)
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Braille
Braille is a code of small, raised dots on paper that can be read by
touch. Louis Braille, a 15-year old blind French student, developed a raised
dot reading system in 1824. The idea came to him from the dot code
punched on cardboard that Captain Charles Barbier used to send
messages to his soldiers at night.
In 1829, Braille published a dot system, basing it on a “cell “of six dots.
From the 63 possible arrangements of the dots, Braille worked out an
alphabet, punctuation marks, numerals, and, later, a system for writing
music. His code was not officially accepted at once. But later it won
universal acceptance for all written languages and for mathematics,
science, and computer notation.
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Braille
Blind people read braille by running their fingers along on the dots.
They can write braille on a 6-key machine called a braillewriter, or
with a pocket-size metal or plastic slate.
Braille books are pressed from metal plates. The characters are
stamped on both sides of the paper by a method called interpointing. Dots on one side of the page do not interfere with those
printed on the other. In the early 1960’s, publishers began using
computers to speed up production of braille books. The text is typed
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into a computer that automatically translates it into braille.
The computer then transfers
the raised braille figures onto
paper or onto metal plates for
use in a press. By another
method, a vacuum braille
former
duplicates
handtranscribed braille pages on
plastic sheets, which are then
bound in volumes. (From the
1998 World Book Multimedia
Encyclopedia)
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The Village of Coupvray
The village of Coupvray is situated on the slopes of a grassy hill
set between the Brie region of France and that of the Champagne
province. In spite of the proximity of the Marne Valley, it retains even
today the character of a rural village. One may still see the small
brown-tiled roofs, the farmyards, the farmhouses and a village
green surrounded by trees where are clustered together St. Pierre
Church (where Louis Braille was christened on January 8, 1809),
the village hall, and the monument set up in 1887 and topped by a
bust of the inventor of the alphabet for the blind. The body of Louis
Braille rested in the village cemetery till 1952. On his tomb can be
seen a casket in which the remains of his hands are preserved —
those hands which were the first in the world to finger the raised
dots of the Braille alphabet. All around is still open country.
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Here and there amid the gardens
and orchards, small grassy paths
meander across the hillside. And,
on the lower slopes, is an old
wash- house with wooden posts
and mossy tiles where the clear
waters flow swiftly by, gently
murmuring.
(From
www.blind.net/bg410002.htm)
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The Braille Family Home
The Braille family home is in the lower part of
Coupvray at the end of a small street which in the past
went by the name of Knoll Street. It is a large solid
house, built in the latter half of the 18th century and
restored at various times since then. The Braille family
also owned several farm buildings in the yard and on
the opposite side of the street. A marble tablet was
affixed in 1952 to the wall of the house facing the yard.
The text, in French and English, reads:
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The Braille Family Home
In this house
on January 4, 1809 was born
Louis Braille
inventor of writing
in raised dots
for use of the blind.
He opened the doors of
knowledge to those
who cannot see.
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(From
www.blind.net/bg410002.htm)
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Text A
Starter
The development of society is powered by inventions and
discoveries. Looking back into history, we may find a
number of them have changed people’s lives greatly. Can
you name three inventions or discoveries that you think
are the most important in human history?
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Text A
Starter
Three inventions or discoveries that you think are the most
important in human history:
1.
2.
3.
Now compare your response with a classmate, and explain why
you think they are the most important.
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Text A
He Helped the Blind
Jeanne K. Grieser
1 Blind and wanting to read — those were the realities of
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Louis Braille’s
life.
The desire to read easily led to the
N
Braille system. January 4 is Braille Day. That
day honors
the blind.
But we should also remember Louis and what
he achieved by age 15.
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Text A
2 NLouis Braille was born on
January 4, 1809, in France. He
lived with his parents, two
older sisters, and one older
brother
in
a
small,
stone
house in Coupvray.
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Text A
3 Three-year-old Louis went to his father’s workshop.
N
Louis’s father was a saddle maker who made
items out of
leather.
Imitating his father, Louis tried to cut a piece of
N
leather with a small knife. His hand slipped, and the point of
the knife went into his eye. The doctors took care of him the
best they could, but the injured eye got infected. Then the
infection spread to his good eye. Louis became blind.
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Text A
4 Louis went to a public school and learned by listening to
the teacher. To do his homework, his sister and a friend read
the assignments to him. Soon Louis was at the top of his
class.
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Text A
5 One day, the pastor of Louis’s church came to Louis’s
house and told his parents of a school for theN blind in Paris.
Louis’s parents decided to send him to the school when he
was nine years old.
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Text A
6 Louis wanted very much to read. The school had
only 14 books for blind people; the books were big and
heavy. The letters were large and raised; one book took a
long time to read. Louis thought there must be a better
way to read.
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Text A
7 When Louis was 12, Charles Barbier, a French Army
officer, came Nto the school.
Barbier developed an alphabet
code used by army soldiers. The code was used to deliver
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messages to the soldiers at night. It was made up of dots
and dashes.
It kept the messages secret even if the enemy
would see them, but the code was too complicated for the
blind. Louis thought the code was slow and the dashes took
up too much space. Only one or two sentences fit on a page.
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Text A
8 Over the next three years, Louis worked to simplifyNthe
code. On a vacation at home, Louis, age 15, picked up a
blunt awl. Aha! An idea came to him. He made the alphabet
using only six dots. Different dots were raised for different
letters. Later, he made a system for numbers and music.
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Text A
9 Today, Braille is in nearly every language around the
world. Louis Braille, at age 15, changed the lives of blind
N
people when he created
the six-dot Braille system.
It is
fitting that January 4, Louis’s birthday, is considered Braille
Day, in honor of the blind.
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1) Who was Louis Braille?
He was a blind Frenchman, the inventor of the Braille system.
2) Why is January 4 named Braille Day?
January 4 is Louis’s birthday; it is named Braille Day to remember
Louis and his achievement and to honor the blind.
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blind //: a. unable to see 瞎的,
盲的
e.g.
Mary’s been blind since birth.
T
玛丽从一生下来就双目失明。
Love is blind.
T
爱情是盲目的。
the blind: the blind people
盲人
e.g.
a school for the blind
T
盲人学校
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Jeanne K. Grieser /  /
珍尼·K·格里泽
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The desire to read easily led to the Braille system.
The subject of this sentence is “the desire to read easily”(想顺利进行阅读
的愿望).
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reality /l/: n. all that is real; quality or state of being
real
e.g.
现实,实际;真实,真实性
Don’t escape from reality. Face it.
T
不要逃避现实,要面对它。
The reality is that we have barely enough food for three days.
T
现实是我们只有勉强够吃三天的食物。
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desire //: n. longing; strong wish 渴
望;愿望
e.g.
A strong desire is an essential requirement for success.
T
强烈的愿望是取得成功的必要条件。
You can tell him of your desire to go on the trip with him.
T
你可以把和他一起去旅行的愿望告诉他。
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lead to: have (sth.) as its result
导致
e.g.
The high fever led to her blindness.
T
高烧导致她双目失明。
Confidence and hard work will lead to success.
T
信心和努力工作会带来成功。
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system //: n. group of things or parts working together as a
whole; set of ideas, theories, principles, etc.
according to which sth. is done 系统;制度;体系
e.g.
a computer system
T
电脑系统
the city’s subway system
T
城市的地铁系统
the educational system of China
T
中国的教育制度
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honor / /:
1. n. great (public) respect, good opinion, etc. shown to sb.; good
character or reputation
崇敬;敬意;荣誉;名誉
e.g.
Bill’s brave actions earned him great honor.
T
比尔的勇敢行为为他赢得了极大的荣誉。
We hold him in great honor.
T
我们十分敬重他。
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2. vt. show great respect or honor to
向…表示敬意;给…以荣誉
e.g.
The Bible says that you should honor your father and mother.
T
《圣经》说你应该尊敬父母。
September 10 is Teacher’s Day in China. That day honors teachers.
T
9月10日是中国的教师节。这一节日是向教师们表示敬意。
in honor of (used at the end of the text): out of respect for 出于对…的敬意
e.g.
This holiday is celebrated in honor of the old. T 这个节日是为敬老而设立的。
The school decided to build a new library in honor of its former headmaster.
T
学校决定建一座新的图书馆来纪念他们的前任校长。
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But we should also remember Louis and what he achieved by age 15.
我们还应该记住路易及其在15岁时取得的成就。
remember后有两个宾语:Louis 和 what he achieved by age 15。第二个宾语是
由 what 引导的名词性从句。
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Louis Braille /  / 路易·布
莱叶
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3) How many people were there in Louis’s family?
six.
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Louis Braille was born on January 4, 1809, in France.
说某事发生在特定的某一天,用介词on来表示。in常用来表示某事发生的月份
或年份,也用来指示事情发生的地点。
e.g.
I’m leaving for Beijing on Monday.
T
我周一去北京。
This year’s sports meeting will take place on April 2.
T
今年的运动会将在4月2日举行。
It usually rains a lot in June.
He was born in 1940.
T
T
通常6月雨水很多。
他是1940年出生的。
The 2008 Olympic Games will be held in Beijing.
T
2008年奥运会将在北京举办。
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France / /
法兰西,法国
Coupvray / /
库普弗雷(法
国城市)
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4) How did Louis become blind?
He injured his eye with a knife by accident, and the infection made both
his eyes blind.
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make… out of…: produce… using… as material
用…制造出…
e.g.
What is ink made out of?
T
墨水是用什么制造的?
They’ll make a first class doctor out of her.
T
他们要把她培养成第一流的医生。
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Imitating his father, Louis tried to cut a piece of leather with a small knife.
路易学着父亲的样子,试着用小刀割一块皮革。
Imitating his father 是分词短语,用作状语。分词短语作状语时,它逻辑上的
主语一般必须与 句子的主语一致 。课文中类似的用法还有: He made the
alphabet using only six dots. (Para. 8)
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workshop / /: n. 车间;工场;作坊
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saddle / /: n. 鞍;马鞍;鞍具
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item //: n. single article or unit in a list; single piece of news
条,项;项目;条款;(新闻等的)一条,一则
e.g.
Please check the items in this bill.
T
请核对一下这张账单上的项目。
I took the items out of the box, one by one.
T
我把东西一样一样地从盒子里取出来。
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leather / /: n. 皮革
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imitate //: vt. copy the speech, actions, etc. of (sb.);
take or
follow as an example 模仿,仿效,学…的样
e.g.
The little girl was imitating her big brother by trying to walk like him.
T
小姑娘正在模仿她哥哥走路的样子。
He imitates the way his father does things.
T
他学他父亲做事的样子。
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slip //: vi. 滑;滑落;溜;悄悄地走
e.g.
She slipped on the ice.
T
她在冰上滑了一跤。
He slipped away from the meeting.
T
他从会上悄悄地溜走了。
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take care of: look after; be responsible for
照料;负责
e.g.
If we both leave, who will take care of the children?
T
如果我们俩都离开了,那谁来照顾孩子们呢?
My wife takes care of all the bills.
T
我太太负责处理所有的账单。
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the best they could:
the best是副词well的最高级形式。the best they could = as well as
they could。
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injure / n/: vt. hurt; harm 伤害;损害
e.g.
He injured his knee when he ran in a long distance race.
T
他在长跑比赛中摔伤了膝盖
Luckily, we were not injured in the car crash.
T
幸运的是,我们没有在车祸中受伤。
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infect / n/: vt. cause (sb./sth.) to be
affected (by a
disease, germs, etc.) 传染;
感染
e.g.
Every time you cough you may be infecting others with germs.
T
你每次咳嗽可能都在把病菌传染给别人。
His ear got infected and he became deaf.
T
他的耳朵受到感染,他变聋了。
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infection //: n. 传染;
感染
e.g.
An ear infection made him deaf.
T
耳朵感染使他变聋了。
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spread //: v. (cause sth. to) become (more) widely known, felt
or
suffered (使)传开;传染;(使)蔓延
e.g.
The fire spread quickly and burned down their neighbor’s house too.
T
大火迅速蔓延开来,把他们邻居的房子也烧毁了。
I spread the good news to everyone.
T
我把好消息传播给了每个人。
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The doctors took care of him the best they could, but the injured eye
got infected.
医生们竭尽全力为他医治,但那只受伤的眼睛受到了感染。
the best 是副词 well 的最高级形式。the best they could = as well as they
could。
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5) As a blind child, did Louis give up his school education? How could he
keep up with studies in school?
No. He learned by listening to his teacher. And his sister and a friend
read the assignments aloud to him so that he could do the homework.
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public / /: 1. a. 公立的;公众的,公共的;
公开的
e.g.
This city has a fine public library and a few public parks.
T
这个城市有一个很好的公共图书馆和几个公园。
Reporters learned the news on Friday but agreed not to make it public
until the following day.
T
记者们星期五得知了这个消息但同意第二天再公开报道它。
2. n. 公众,民众
e.g.
I wish to make it known to the public.
T
我希望将它公诸于众。
Police are asking the public to help them find two dangerous bank robbers.
T
警方请求公众帮助他们寻找两个危险的银行抢劫犯。
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6) What did Louis’s parents decide to do when he was nine years old?
They decided to send him to a school for the blind in Paris.
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pastor / /: n. 牧师
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church //: n. 教堂;礼拜;[C]教会
e.g.
visit a church
T
参观一座教堂
go to church
T
去做礼拜
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told his parents of a school:
= told his parents about a school
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Louis’s parents decided to send him to the school when he was nine
years old.:
路易的父母决定把他送到那所学校去,当时他9岁。
时间状语从句when he was nine years old放在了主句的后面。课文中同样的结
构还有:
Louis Braille, at age 15, changed the lives of blind people when he
created the six dot Braille system. (Para.9)
时间状语从句放在句首时, 主句前应该加上逗号。如:
When he was nine years old, Louis’s parents decided to send him to the
school.
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Paris / /
巴黎(法国首都)
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7) What were the books for the blind like in the school in Paris?
They were big and heavy. The letters were large and raised.
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8) What was the alphabet code used by army soldiers made up of?
Dots and dashes.
9) Why was the army code no good for the blind?
It was too complicated; the code was slow and the dashes took up too
much space.
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French //: 1. a. 法国的;法国人的;法
语的
2. n. 法语;[the ~][总称]法国人
e.g.
the French government
T
法国政府
Mr. Fu Lei translated many French novels into Chinese.
T
傅雷先生把许多法语/国小说译成了汉语。
French is taught in many high schools in England.
T
英国很多中学里教法语。
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officer / /: n. 军官
e.g.
His father is an army officer.
T
他父亲是名陆军军官。
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Barbier developed an alphabet code used by army soldiers.
巴比埃研制出了一种供军队士兵使用的字母电码。
used by army soldiers 是过去分词短语,修饰 alphabet code,作定语。
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develop //: v. 制订;研制;(使)形成;(使)成长;(使)发
育;发展
e.g.
They spent a lot of time developing the plan.
T
他们花了很多时间制订这个计划。
Tom and Mary developed their friendship slowly.
T
汤姆和玛丽慢慢地发展着他们的友谊。
She is studying how the human brain develops before and after birth.
T
她在研究人脑在出生前后是怎样发育的。
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alphabet / /: n. 字母
表
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code //: n. 密码;电码;代码
e.g.
secret code
T
密码
military code
T
军用密码
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soldier / /: n. 士
兵
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deliver //: vt. 传送(信息等);投递(信件等);发表(演
说)等
e.g.
Did you deliver my message to my father?
T
你把我的信息传给我父亲了吗?
The letter was delivered to the wrong person.
T
信投错了人。
deliver a speech
T
发表演说
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dot //: n. 点,圆点
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dash //: n.(莫尔斯电码的)划,长划;破折号(即—);猛冲,飞奔
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make up: form, compose or constitute 组成,构成
e.g.
We need just one more player to make up a full team.
T
我们只要再多一个球员就可组成一支完整的球队了。
A car is made up of many different parts.
T
汽车由许多不同的部件组成。
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It kept the messages secret if the enemy would see them,…:
即时敌人看到信息,电码也能使它们保密。
would表示一种假设的情况,是虚拟语气。
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secret / ’/: 1. a. not known by others 秘
密的
e.g.
There is nothing secret about it.
T
关于此事没有什么秘密。
You must keep my words secret.
T
你一定要为我说的话保密。
2. n. fact, decision, etc. that is kept secret 秘密
e.g.
This is a secret between you and me.
T
这是你我之间的秘密。
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enemy //: n. 敌人
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complicated / /: a.(结构)复杂的;难
懂的
e.g.
a complicated problem
T
复杂的问题
a complicated system
T
复杂的系统
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take up: fill or occupy (the specified time or space)
占去(时间或地方)
e.g.
Move over! You’re taking up far too much room.
T
移过去一点儿!你占的地方太大了。
This work takes up all my time.
T
这份工作占去了我所有的时间。
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fit //: (fit; fitting)
1. vi. 被容纳;(服装等)合身,合适;适合;适应
e.g.
The suit doesn’t fit well. T 这衣服不合身。
This chair fits here between the table and the fireplace.
T
椅子放在桌子和壁炉之间很合适。
2. a. 适合的;健康的
e.g.
This water isn’t fit for drinking.
keep fit
T
T
这水不适合饮用。
保持健康
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Charles Barbier / /
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尔斯·巴比埃
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10) How long did it take Louis to develop his Braille system?
Three years.
11) How does the Braille system work?
The alphabet uses six dots. Different dots are raised for different letters.
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simplify / /: vt. make (sth.) easy to do or
understand;
make simpler
使简易;使简明;简化
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vacation //: n. time when a school, etc. is closed to students;
holiday
假期;休假
e.g.
the summer/winter vacation
T
暑/寒假
take a vacation from work
T
休假
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pick up: take hold of and lift 拿起;捡起;提起
e.g.
He picked up a stone and threw it at the birds.
T
他捡起一块石头朝鸟群扔去。
She picked up the book from the floor.
T
她把书从地板上捡了起来。
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blunt //: a. without a sharp edge or a point
钝的
e.g.
blunt knife
T
一把钝刀
a blunt pencil
T
粗笔尖的铅笔
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awl // n. small pointed tool for making holes, esp. in leather or
wood
锥子
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aha //: int. (used esp. to show surprise or satisfaction)
啊哈(表示惊讶、得意等)
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come to: (of an idea) occur to (sb.)(指主意)被想起
e.g.
I forgot what I was going to say. Oh well, it will come to me later.
T
我忘了要说什么了。算了,我过一会儿会想起来的。
It suddenly came to me that Mary hates fish.
T
我突然想起玛丽不爱吃鱼。
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On a vacation at home, Louis, age 15, picked up a blunt awl.
在家中度假的某一天,15岁的路易捡起了一把钝锥子。
age 15 是插在主语和谓语中间的一个修饰语,修饰 Louis。
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nearly / /: ad. almost; very close to 几乎,
差不多
e.g.
It was nearly ten o’clock when he left.
T
他离开时快10点钟了。
Last year she was very ill and nearly died.
T
去年她病得很重,差点死掉。
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create //: vt. make (sth. new or original); have (sth.) as a result;
produce 创造;创作;引起;产生
e.g. Here are some pieces of art created by our children.
T
这是我们的孩子们创作的一些艺术作品。
Sitting around the fire with friends beside me created a feeling of
warmth deep in my heart.
T
和朋友们一起围坐在炉火边,我的内心深处产生了一种温暖的感觉。
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It is fitting that January 4, Louis’s birthday, is considered Braille Day, in
honor of the blind.:
把布莱叶的生日1月4日定为向盲人表示敬意的布莱叶日是非常恰当的。
Louis’s birthday 是January 4 的同位语。
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Text A Exercises
Reading Aloud
Understanding the Text
Reading Analysis
Vocabulary
Structure
Translation
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Reading Aloud
1. Read the following paragraphs until you have learned them by heart.
When Louis was 12, Charles Barbier, a French Army officer, came
to the school. Barbier developed an alphabet code used by army
soldiers. The code was used to deliver messages to the soldiers at
night. It was made up of dots and dashes. It kept the messages secret
if the enemy saw them, but the code was too complicated for the blind.
Louis thought the code was slow and the dashes took up too much
space. Only one or two sentences fit on a page.
Over the next three years, Louis worked to simplify the code. On a
vacation at home, Louis, age 15, picked up a blunt awl. Aha! An idea
came to him. He made the alphabet using only six dots. Different dots
were raised for different letters. Later, he made a system for numbers
and music.
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Understanding the Text
2. Answer the following questions.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Who was Louis Braille?
Why is January 4 named Braille Day?
How many people were there in Louis’s family?
How did Louis become blind?
As a blind child, did Louis give up his school education? How
could he keep up with studies in school?
6. What did Louis’s parents decide to do when he was nine years
old?
7. What were the books for the blind like in the school in Paris?
8. What was the alphabet code used by army soldiers made up of?
9. Why was the code no good for the blind?
10. How long did it take Louis to develop his Braille system?
11. How does the Braille system work?
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3.
Topics for Discussion.
1. “Louis Braille, at age 15, changed the lives of blind people when
he created the six-dot Braille system.” Now discuss with your
classmates what changes this system can bring to a blind
person’s life.
2.
“Necessity is the mother of invention.” Do you agree
that
Braille’s story proves this saying? Do you know any other
examples that prove the truth of this saying?
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Reading Analysis
4. Read Text A again and complete the following table.
Part
Ⅰ
Ⅱ
Topic
Opening
remarks
Louis Braille’s
invention of
Braille system
Paragraph
Main Idea
1
January 4 is Braille Day in
honor of _________
the blind and
____________.
Louis Braille
2
Louis Braille was born
_____________,
4,1809 in
on January
_________.
France
3
Louis became blind when
he was _______
three years old.
4
Louis went to school and was at
the top of his class
_________________.
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Part
Topic
Paragraph
5
6
7
Main Idea
Louis’s parents decided to
___________________
send him to a school for
the blind in Paris
______________
_____.
Louis was not satisfied with
the books for blind people
a better way
and wanted _____________
to read
_______.
alphabet code
The _____________
developed
_
by Charles
Barbier did not fit the blind.
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Vocabulary
5. Fill in the blanks with the words given below. Change the forms where
necessary.
reality
desire
spread
develop
honor
deliver
imitate
injure
infect
secret
create
nearly
desire for success.
1. As a young man, he has a strong ______
2. The plan must remain _____
secret until next month.
3. On Memorial Day(阵亡将士纪念日) the American people______
honor those
soldiers who died in wars.
4. My finger was ______
injured when I tried to collect the broken glass by hand.
5. We were happy that her dream of marrying Fred finally became a _______
reality .
imitated our teacher.
6. My classmates all laughed when I _______
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reality
spread
desire
honor
imitate
develop deliver secret
injure
create
infect
nearly
7. The book says that modern music was first _________
developed in Italy.
8. The boy could earn(赚得)a little money by delivering
________ newspapers.
9. Jane stayed home on Monday so that her cold would not ______
spread to others
in the office.
infected. I think you should take some medicine.
10. Your throat(咽喉)looks _______
11. Do you believe that God ______
created the world in six days?
12. It took us______
nearly two hours to get there.
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6. Fill in the blanks with the expressions given below. Change the forms
where necessary.
lead to
take up
make sth. out of
come to
take care of
in honor of
be made up of
pick up
1. It suddenly _______
came to me that I should have left a message on his desk.
2. Please ______
pick up that piece of paper you’ve just dropped on the floor.
3. I don’t think quarrels will ever ______
lead to any good results.
4. My friend agreed to___________
take care of my dog while I’m on vacation.
5. The students are planning a big party __________
in honor of their retiring(将退休的)
teacher.
6. Human beings learned to _____
make tools _____
out of stones thousands of years
ago.
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lead to
take up
make sth. out of
come to
take care of
in honor of
be made up of
pick up
___________
taken up too much of your time?
7. Don’t you think watching TV has
made up of 15 doctors and 25 nurses was sent to the flooded
8. A team _________
area(水灾地区).
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Structure
7. Complete the following sentences by translating the Chinese in brackets
into English.
Model:
Louis Braille was born on January 4, 1809, in France.
1. The Wright brothers made their first powered flight
(1903年12月17日在美国)
_______________________________.
on December 17, 1903, in America
2. The peace talks between the two enemy countries began
on June 28, 1961, in a third country (1961年6月28日在第三方国家)
______________________________.
3. I shall never forget the tragedy(悲剧) that happened
____________________________.
in New York City on September 11 (2001年9月11日在纽约)
4. The well-known American writer died _________________________
on January 13, 1941, in Paris .
(1941年1月13日在巴黎)
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Model:
Imitating his father, Louis tried to cut a piece of leather with a small knife.
Following his brother, John became an engineer after he finished college.
1. _________________
(跟随他的哥哥)
2. Wanting
____________________________
very much to read himself , Louis decided to create a better way
of reading for the blind. (自己非常想读书)
Knocking at his head , John tried hard to find the answer to the question.
3. _________________
(敲着脑袋)
4. _____________________________________
Learning to be a person responsible for myself, I set up a study program to
regulate the time I spend on study and on socializing. (学着做一个对自己负
责的人)
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8. Translate the following sentences into English using the “main clause +
when…” structure.
Models:
1) Luis’s parents decide to send him to the school when he was nine years old.
2) Louis Braille changed the lives of blind people when he created the six-dot
Braille system.
1. 记着到那儿以后给我写信。
Remember
____________________________________________________________
to write to me when you get there.
2. 把自己的恐惧告诉妈妈之后,玛丽感觉好多了。
Mary
____________________________________________________________
felt much better when she shared her fears with her mother.
3. 在城里迷路时,我幸运地找到了一位警察。
____________________________________________________________
I was lucky to find a policeman when I got lost in the city.
4. 当他受伤的眼睛受到感染、接着又传给那只好的眼睛时,他就成了盲人。
He became blind when his injured eye got infected and when the infection
____________________________________________________________
spread to his good eye.
____________________________________________________________
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Translation
9. Translate the following sentences into English.
1. 你可以把信息转变成(transfer… into)由点、划组成的密码来使它保密。
You can keep the message secret by transferring it into a
_______________________________________________________________
code made up of dots and dashes.
_______________________________________________________________
2. 刀从她湿漉漉的手中滑落,扎伤了她脚边的小宠物(pet)。
The knife slipped from her wet hand and injured the little pet
_______________________________________________________________
at her foot.
_______________________________________________________________
3. 选择10月1日,中华人民共和国的诞生日,作为国庆节是非常恰当的。
It
is fitting that October 1, the birthday of the People’s
_______________________________________________________________
Republic
of China, is picked up as the National Day.
_______________________________________________________________
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4. 在乡下度假时,我拍摄了一些美丽的建筑物的照片,比如这所公立学校和它旁边
的小教堂。
On
my vacation in the country, I took pictures of some beautiful
_______________________________________________________________
buildings,
such as this public school and the small church next to it.
_______________________________________________________________
5. 创造的愿望是十分重要的。如果我们只是模仿别人,那就很难发展新事物了。
The
desire to create is very important. If we only imitate others, we
_______________________________________________________________
can
hardly develop anything new.
_______________________________________________________________
6. 消息在传达给军官之前就在士兵中间传开了。
The
message had spread among the soldiers before it was delivered
_______________________________________________________________
to the officers.
_______________________________________________________________
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Practical Writing
Book order form
The book order form, when sent to the bookseller, is a
purchase order with your name, address, work and home
phone numbers, etc. You should also list the quantity, title,
author and price for each book ordered. A book order form
constitutes acceptance of a bid, resulting in a contract.
Sometimes other agreed terms such as payment,
discounts, date of performance, etc., are included.
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Title
The name of the book /painting /piece of music that you are going to
order. Please remember that double angle brackets (《》) are only
used in Chinese to enclose the title of a book or an article; there are
no such punctuation marks in English.
Quantity
Simply put, quantity here means the amount of each book a
customer will purchase. Please remember to inquire for special rates
for orders of more than 10 copies.
Unit price/Total Price
The unit price is the price of a single item/book. The total price/
amount is the total cost of all copies of the books ordered by the
purchaser.
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The following is part of a book order form. Fill in the form with the
information given below in Chinese. Some parts have been done for
you.
李思嘉要在贝思得书店订购三本书,其书名和单价分别为:
1. Getting Ahead
2. New Interchange (Book One)
3. International Business English
她的个人信息如下:
联系地址:中国湖南省长沙市解放路118号
单位电话:86-731-6949979
电子邮件地址:[email protected]
¥12.00
¥39.90
¥22.00
邮编:410003
家庭电话:86-731-6953478
传真:86-731-6949978
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Book Order Form
Please fill in the information needed.
Name:
_______________
Li Sijia
Address:
118
Jie Fang Road
_______________
City:
_______________
Changsha
State/Province:
Hunan
Country:
_______________
P.R.C.
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Zip Code:
___________________
410003
Home Phone:
86-731-6953478
Office Phone:
___________________
86-731-6949979
Fax:
___________________
86-731-6949978
E-mail:
___________________
[email protected]
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No.
Title (书名)
Quantity
Unit Price
Total
(数量)
(单价)
(总价)
1
¥12.00
______
¥
12.00
1
Getting
Ahead
_____________________
2
New Interchange (Book One)
______
1
¥
39.90
______
¥
39.90
______
3
________________________
International Business English ______
1
¥22.00
______
¥
22.00
Total
______
3
______
¥
73.90
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Select three books from the following list and fill in the book order
form with your own information.
Title
Unit Price
Jane Eyre《简爱》
¥7.80
Gone With the Wind《飘》
¥11.90
Pride and Prejudice《傲慢与偏见》
¥4.80
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Tess of the D’Urbervilles《苔丝》
¥6.30
The Godfather《教父》
¥7.80
Rebecca 《蝴蝶梦》
¥6.80
Little Women 《小妇人》
¥8.50
A Farewell to Arms 《永别了,武器》
¥3.50
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Please fill in the information needed.
Name:___________
Date:_____________
Address:_______________________________
City:
state/province:
zip code:
phone:
_________
_____________
_________
________
E-mail:________________________________
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Books
No.
Title
Unit
Quantity
Total
1
2
3
Total
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