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Extension Extension

I. Oral Work

II. Quiz

III. Writing

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I. Oral WorkI. Oral Work

1. Translation

2. Description

3. Act out

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The chief object of education is not to learn things

but to unlearn things.

Liberty is always dangerous, but it is the safest

thing we have.

教育的主要目的不是让学生学习什么，而是让学生对已学 东西进行反思。

I. Oral Work—Translation

Translate, paying attention to the parallel structure.

自由始终是危险的，但它是我们所拥有的最为安全的东西。

Translation

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3. There are mainly three kinds of people in the

world: those who make things happen; those

who watch things happen and those who

wonder what happened.

世界上主要有三类人：促使事情发生的人；袖手旁观的人；迷茫不知所以的人。

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4. To escape criticism—do nothing, say nothing,

be nothing.

要想不受批评，那就什么也别做，什么也别说，让自己什么都不是。

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Task:

Describe Madame’s quick wit in dealing with the

last crisis.

I. Oral Work—Description

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Act out the play

I. Oral Work—Act out

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II. QuizII. Quiz

1. Quiz 1

2. Quiz 2

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1) Nothing spoils friendship _____an exaggeration

of a friend’s merits.

A. such as B. just like

C. that much like D. so much as

2) By the year 2050, this area will hold twice as

_____ today.

A. much people as it does

B. much people as it is

C. many people as it does

D. many people as it is

D C

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3) Nowadays few people can remember _______ radios, and it is difficult to imagine getting along without the benefits of radio technology.A. not having B. not to have C. to be without D. been without

4) Heathrow, “the Gateway to the World”, __, is one of the busiest airports in the world.A. so it is proudly calledB. as it proudly calls itselfC. so proudly be calledD. as it proudly called

A B

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5) If there is one main characteristic of the modern world that makes our lives different from ____, it is probably speed.A. that of our grandparentsB. our grandparent’sC. those of our grandparentsD. our grandparents

6) If we would build on a sure foundation in friendship, we must love friends for their sake rather than for _____.A. our own B. our own’s

C. that of us D. those of ours

C A

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7) ___ to use a computer will hurt a person’s chances of finding a job as a secretary.A. Been unable B. To be unableC. Not able D. Not being able

8) Service in a just cause rewards the worker with more real happiness and satisfaction than ___ venture in life.A. many other B. any otherC. another D. other’s

D B

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9) ___ employees feel about work, their primary motivation to work is to earn a living.

A. Whatever B. What C. However D. How

10) The increasing use of robots—machines that do the jobs of human beings—will mean ___ jobs for blue-collar workers.

A. few B. much few C. a few D. fewer

C D

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11) Almost three-fifths of the nation’s income ____

from the tertiary/service industries, ______

commercial and professional services.

A. come, like B. comes, such as

C. is coming, as D. are coming, say

12) Ten percent of the university’s budget _______

capital construction and maintenance.

A. is spent on B. are spent on

C. go in D. goes in

B A

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13) Alcoholism is a disease ____ the drinking of alcoholic beverages interferes with some aspects of life.

A. that B. in that C. which D. in which

14) A great many animals live in ______ water, chiefly because there is much more room for them than on __________ land.

A. /, the B. the, a C. the, / D. the, the

D C

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15) Human beings can eat many different kinds of food, although some eat _____ plant foods and seeds.

A. anything but B. nothing but C. everything except D. something except

16) Some of the amazing social relationships that exist among animals are dependent on the signals ________ they communicate.

A. by which B. in which C. whereas D. wherein

B A

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as/so long as even if if provided/providing

(that)

only if unless whether or not

1) She is content _____ her children are doing fine at

school.

2) _____ you do your best, I’ll be happy __ you win the

game.

3) ________ their demands are met would the striking

workers go back to work

as long asIf, whether or notOnly if

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as/so long as even if if provided/providing (that)

only if unless whether or not

4) Civilizations can exist, however, only _____ they remain intellectually alive.

5) Modest students always say they did OK in an exam _____ they have done excellently.

6) I’ll see the project through ______ they back out and we (may) run into financial problems.

7) The boy said he would deliver the messages _______ he could make free phone calls.

as long aseven ifeven ifprovided (that)

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as/so long as even if if provided/providing (that) only if unless whether or not

8) ____ you seriously wish to get the most out of college, you must manage your time well.9) He agreed to help organize the drama night for the freshmen _____ he might bring a few friends.10) He doesn’t trust big promises and open shows of feelings, especially _______ they are expressed in flowery language.

Ifprovidedif

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as/so long as even if if

provided/providing (that)

only if unless whether or not

11) No one will be granted leave of absence

____ they can present a doctor’s note.

12) Hans Andersen believed, “it doesn’t matter if

you are born in a duck-yard, ____ you come

from a swan’s egg.”

unlessas long as

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1. Write a synopsis of the play in about 200

words.

2. Make a character sketch of either Madame or

Simone.

Assignments:

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