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(共19张PPT)
-wards
(suffix)
forwards向前
afterwards后来
backwards
downwards
inwards向内
outwards
eastwards
leftwards
skywards
earthwards
(towards a particular direction or place)
Let’s meet 3 people who kept moving onwards and upwards in their lives.
(moving forwards and towards a higher position)
(becoming more and more successful)
idiom
Guessing Game
Who was she
1
He was one of the world’s leading scientists.
2
He suffered from a disease that affected his muscles.
3
His book A Brief History of Time was a best-seller.
Stephen Hawking
Guessing Game
Who was she
1
He was a Chinese artist.
2
He was famous for horse painting.
3
He created a new form of national art that combined
traditional Chinese painting techniques with Western
composition to reflect a modern China.
Xu Beihong
Eight Running Horses
Guessing Game
Who was she
1
He was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1993.
2
He fought passionately against the all-white
government’s system of racial separation.
3
He was the fist black president of South Africa.
Nelson Mandela
What made them successful
1. Why did Stephan Hawking devote himself to his research
2. What was Mandela’s belief What did he do for his belief and what was the result
3. What became the basis of the realism in Xu Beihong’s art
What made them successful
1. Why did Stephan Hawking devote himself to his research
2. What was Mandela’s belief What did he do for his belief and what was the result
3. What became the basis of the realism in Xu Beihong’s art
He wanted to make the most of the time he had left after discovering he was suffering from a disease.
He believed in the equality for all the people of South Africa and fought for it, which led to him spending 27 years in prison.
His early experiences of hardship and loss.
What made them successful
perseverance
willpower
determination
patience
leadership
talent
hard work
How do you understand the title
page 23
Listen and work out their meanings.
A: Hi, Sally. How's your history project going
B: Not very well,to be honest. I haven't lifted a finger yet. I'm just not feeling motivated.
A: Well, you'd better hurry up and get started. We've only got two weeks before the deadline!
Converstation 1
Activity 5
A: So,are you looking forward to the big party tonight I can't wait!
B: Oh, I'm not going. I think I'll stay at home and read.
A:What Come on, don't be such a wet blanket! Everyone's going. It's the party of the year.
B: No, thanks. Anyway, why are you being such an eager beaver You usually hate parties.
A: Well, I've been taking dancing lessons. I'm going to show everybody what I have learnt.
Converstation 2
Activity 5
A: Good morning. Wow, you look tired!
B: Yes, I was up late helping my brother with his homework. Again!
A: You seem to do that a lot. What's the problem
B: He really drags his feet. If I don't help him, he never finishes his homework and gets into trouble. He works so slowly.
A: That's too bad.You need to tell him to turn over a new leaf. He should start working harder.
B: I know. I can't support him forever.
Converstation 3
Activity 5
A: I'm not looking forward to this. It's going to be a really hard exam.
B: Oh, I wouldn't worry about it too much. I'm sure we'll all get good marks.
A: Wow, you're as cool as a cucumber! Why aren't you more worried It's a tough subject!
B: It is, but I'm pretty good at exams. Also, I've revised a lot.
A: Well, I wish I could be as calm as you!
Converstation 4
Activity 5
What’s the expression
turn over a new leaf
an eager beaver
not lift a finger
cool as a cucumber
drag one’s feet
a wet blanket
page 24
Listen to the conversation and number the pictures according to the sequence of events.
2
1
4
3
1.national English speaking
Listen again and check answers.
2.he was lucky
3. the national competition
4.well-known
5.fantastic people
6.proud of him
Finish task 7 on page 24.
highs and lows
twists and turns
infectious
carry forward
spread
be all ears

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