《新視野英語教程(第三版)》教學資源book4Unit2Section A

1、Hungry for Your LoveHungry for Your Love Preparation Reading Through Exercises Merry LearningGetting the Message Directions: Answer the following questions according to the text. Where is the author in the winter of 1942? And with whom? Why does he sink deeper and deeper into despair? What does the

2、author mean by saying “Dont bring me an apple tomorrow?What does this apple mean to the author? What has the author lost during the war, and what does he still have? What is the author still hungry for? KeyKey1. He is in a Nazi concentration camp with tens of thousands of other Jews.2. Because he is

3、 always hungry, and each day more of them disappear. He does not know whether he will be alive the next day.3. The author means he will be shipped to another camp and they will not be able to meet each other as before.4. To the author, the apple is an expression of life and love.5. He has lost every

4、thing that was precious to him including his family, but he still has the memory of the girl.6. He is hungry for Roma love. This is the love he will never get enough of.concentrationchamberediblewirefenceashamedtriumphnightmaresustainterrorpreciousdelicatedelicatesightremble darling morePhrases and

5、Expressionsbe hungry forlose ones control have in common a faraway lookFirst reading: Scan the text and try to catch the main idea. The following words are for your reference to organize the idea: war, Nazi concentration camp, bitter, apple, hope, date, hungry for , love Second reading: read the pas

6、sage again and try to identify the structure of this passage. For your referenceFor your reference Love is everywhere, even during the World War II. The author shares his own experience with us to show the power of love. He has been put into Nazi concentration camps. It has been bitter and hard unti

7、l he met a girl who brought a apple for him nearly everyday, which also brought him hope and love. Though he could not get any apple from the girl after he was sent to another camp, the memory of this girl sustains me through those hard times. When he started his new life after the end of war, he ju

8、st happened to meet that girl again in the way of blind date. This time they found each other by trailing the memory they had. The author got the love he had been hungry for. Part I (para. 1-2) Description of bitter life in Nazi concentration camp Part II (para. 3-4) Part III (para. 5-7) Part IV(par

9、a. 8-9) Part V(para. 10-21) Meet the girl pocketed with apple for thefirst time The last time the girl brought him the apple The memory of the girl sustained him through the whole bitter life during the war time and gave him the hope to start the new life. The author met the girl again by the way of

10、 the blind date and they found the memory, also the love the author has been hungry for. Hungry for Your Love It is bitterly cold on this dark winter day in 1942. But it is no different from any other day in this Nazi concentration camp. I am almost dead, surviving from day to day, from hour to hour

11、, ever since I was taken from my home and brought here with tens of thousands of other Jews. Will I still be alive tomorrow? Will I be taken to the gas chamber tonight? I am always hungry. Edible food seems like a dream. Each day, more of us disappear, and I sink deeper and deeper into despair. Sudd

12、enly, I notice a young girl walking past on the other side of the wire fence. She stops and looks at me with sad eyes that seem to say that she understands. I want to look away, oddly ashamed for this stranger to see me like this, but I cannot tear my eyes from her. Then she reaches into her pocket,

13、 and pulls out a red apple. Oh, how long has it been since I have seen one! She looks carefully to the left and to the right and then with a smile of triumph quickly throws the apple over the fence. I run to pick it up, holding it in my frozen fingers. In my world of death this apple is an expressio

14、n of life, of love. I glance up in time to see the girl disappearing into the distance. The next day she comes again. And again she brings me an apple, throwing it over the fence with that same sweet smile. For seven months we meet like this. Sometimes we exchange a few words. Sometimes just an appl

15、e. One day I hear frightening news: were being shipped to another camp. Dont bring me an apple tomorrow. I tell her the next day. I am being sent to another camp. Turning before I lose all my control, I run away from the fence. I cannot bear to look back. Months pass and the nightmare continues. But

16、 the memory of this girl sustains me through the terror, the pain, the hopelessness. Over and over in my mind, I see her face, her kind eyes, I hear her gentle words, I taste those apples. And then one day just like that the nightmare is over. Thewar has ended. I have lost everything that was precio

17、us to meincluding my family. But I still have the memory of this girl, amemory I carry in my heart and gives me the will to go on as Imove to America to start a new life. Years pass. It is 1957. I am living in New York City. A friendconvinces me to go on a blind date with a lady. Reluctantly, Iagree

18、. But she is nice, this woman named Roma. And like me, sheis an immigrant, so we have at least that in common. Where were you during the war? Roma asks megently in that delicate way immigrants ask one anotherquestions about those years. I was in a concentration camp in Germany, I reply. Roma gets a

19、faraway look in her eyes, as if she isremembering something painful yet sweet. What is it? I ask. I am just thinking about something from my past, Herman,“Roma explains in a voice suddenly very soft. You see, when Iwas a young girl I lived near a concentration camp. There was aboy there, a prisoner,

20、 and for a long while, I used to visit himevery day. I remember I used to bring him apples. I would throwthe apple over the fence and he would be so happy. Roma sighs heavily and continues, it is hard to describe howwe felt about each other after all, we were young, and we onlyexchanged a few words

21、when we could but I can tell you therewas much love there. I assume he was killed like so many others.But I cannot bear to think that. With my heart pounding so loudly, I look directly at Roma andask, and did that boy say to you one day Dont bring me anapple tomorrow. I am being sent to another camp

22、? Why, yes, Roma responds, her voice trembling. ButHerman, how on earth could you possibly know that? I take her hands in mine and answer, Because I was thatyoung boy, Roma. For many moments, there is only silence. We cannot take oureyes from each other. Finally, I speak: Darling, you fed me in the

23、concentrationcamp when I was hungry. And I am still hungry, for something Iwill never get enough of: I am only hungry for your love. (be) hungry for: 渴望得到渴望得到這可憐的孩子渴望得到愛。 e.g. -Jenny is so hungry for success that she will do anything to achieve it. 珍妮非?？释晒?，為了這個她可以做一切。 -The poor child is hungry for

24、love. The problem is getting worse from day to day. from day to day：一天天地；日益地一天天地；日益地from hour to hour:（變化）快速不斷地；每小時都有地（變化）快速不斷地；每小時都有地 e.g. - The symptoms changed from day to day. 癥狀一天天在發(fā)生變化。 e.g. - The weather conditions in these mountains change from hour to hour. 山間的天氣情況時時在變。 這個問題變得一天比一天糟。這個問題變得一

25、天比一天糟。edible: adj. 適合吃的；可食用的適合吃的；可食用的 這種蘑菇不能吃。 edible oil 食用油 e.g. -Only the roots of the plant are edible. 這種植物只有根可以食用。- This kind of mushroom is not edible. oddly：adv. 奇怪地；古怪地奇怪地；古怪地 Mary looked at Tom very oddly. e.g. - Oddly enough, they were writing on the same subject. 說來也奇怪，他們在寫同一個主題。 瑪麗怪模怪樣地

26、看著湯姆。 (be) ashamed for：感到羞恥；感到慚愧感到羞恥；感到慚愧 你該為說這些謊話感到羞恥。 e.g. - She was ashamed for her husbands behavior. 她為她丈夫的行為感到羞恥。You should be ashamed of yourself for telling such lies. tear from: 依依不舍地離開依依不舍地離開 小女孩看著玩偶娃娃，舍不得離開。 e.g. - Could you please tear yourself away from the TV and help me for a minute.

27、勞駕你先別看電視，來幫我一下。 - The little girl looked at the doll and couldntt tear herself from it. There is an expression of happiness on every face. an expression of: 表達；表示表達；表示 每人臉上都喜氣洋洋。 e.g. -With an expression of complete surprise on his face, he asked for the reason. 他滿臉驚訝地詢問原因。 Notice here the present p

28、rogressive tense are being shipped is used to denote a future action which arises from the present arrangement or plan. ammar Gre.g. - The match is starting at 2:30 tomorrow. 明天比賽兩點半開始。 - Im taking the children to the zoo on Saturday.我星期六帶孩子們?nèi)游飯@。 ship: vt. 遣送（某人）；將（某人）送往遣送（某人）；將（某人）送往 我當時即將被送往越南。e.

29、g. - They shipped her straight off to the hospital. 他們立即把她送往醫(yī)院。I was about to be shipped out to Vietnam at the time. 他沒能控制住自己，動手打了孩子。 lose ones control：不能控制自己不能控制自己 e.g. - I didnt know what would happen if he lost all his control. 我不知道如果他完全失去了控制將會發(fā)生什么。 He lost control to himself and hit the child. O

30、ther phrases of “control” : out of control: : 失去控制 The plane went out of control and crashed. 飛機失去控制墜毀了。under control: : 被控制住The fire was soon brought under control. 火勢很快得到了控制。sustain：使使保持強壯；使保持強壯；使有信心；保持，維持有信心；保持，維持 e.g. - They were sustained by the knowledge that help would come soon. 援助很快就會到來的消息使

31、他們得以支撐下去。 -I dont think the floor will sustain the weight of the heavy machine. 我認為地板承受不了這笨重的機器。1.父母的愛使他得以支撐下去。 He was sustained by his parents love. 2.他們希望能繼續(xù)保持友好關(guān)系。 They hope to sustain a friendly relations.她反復(fù)讀他寫給她的來信。 over and over：反復(fù)地；再三地反復(fù)地；再三地 e.g. -The little girl asked her mother to tell th

32、e story over and over. 小女孩讓媽媽一遍又一遍地給她講那個故事。 She has read his letter to her over and over. Notice all the following expressions mean “反復(fù)地；一遍又反復(fù)地；一遍又一遍地一遍地”:again and again time and time againover and over again她不費力地就把工作做好了。like that：不費力地；容易地不費力地；容易地 e.g. - He gave me the answer just like that. 他脫口而出回

33、答了我。 She did the job just like that. e.g. -You must have an iron will to have given up smoking after all these years. 抽了這么多年的煙都能戒掉，你的意志力一定很強。抽了這么多年的煙都能戒掉，你的意志力一定很強。 他有很強的意志力。他有很強的意志力。 He has a very strong will. convince：vt. 使信服；使確信使信服；使確信 她沒能使他們相信她的建議是可行的。 e.g. -I finally convinced them of my innoce

34、nce. 我最終使他們相信我是清白的。 She failed to convince them that her proposal would work. a blind date：（由第三者安排的）男女雙方的初次見面（由第三者安排的）男女雙方的初次見面 他是一位旅居美國的華僑。 immigrant: n.n. C C （自外國移入的）移民（自外國移入的）移民e.g. -Most of them are illegal immigrants from neighboring countries 他們大部分是來自周邊國家的非法移民He is a Chinese immigrant in the

35、U.S. Notice the following two words:emigrant: n. C 移居國外的人migrant: n. C 移民；候鳥他和哥哥幾乎沒有共同之處。have sth. in common: 有共同點（如利益、特點等）有共同點（如利益、特點等） e.g. - The two cites have something in common, though they are thousands of miles apart. 盡管相隔數(shù)千里，這兩座城市仍有一些相似之處。He has very little in common with his brother. a far

36、away look: 若有所思的神情若有所思的神情 an expression which shows that you are not paying attention butthinking about something very different.Please notice that would in this sentence is used to describe the action that had been repeated many times in the past. ammar Gre.g. - In such cases, we would go to our te

37、achers for help. 當時遇到這種情況時，我們常找老師幫忙。我在上海的時候，她常和我一起去購物。 When I was in Shanghai, she would go shopping with me. 注意注意“would”和和“used to”的區(qū)別：的區(qū)別：“would”只表示過只表示過去多次動作，而去多次動作，而“used to”表示過去習慣動作和狀態(tài)，并表示過去習慣動作和狀態(tài)，并且還有過去和現(xiàn)在的對比意味。例如，在以下兩句中不且還有過去和現(xiàn)在的對比意味。例如，在以下兩句中不能用能用“would”代替代替“used to”： ammar Gre.g. - She use

38、d to be very careful in her tests. 她過去做試驗總是很仔細。（現(xiàn)在做試驗卻有點兒粗心） 2000年以前他常常是每天工作12個小時。（也許現(xiàn)在每天只需工作8個小時。） Before 2000 he used to work twelve hours a day. e.g. -He cant bear to be laughed at. 他不能忍受被人嘲笑。他不能忍受被人嘲笑。你怎么吃得下那樣的東西？你怎么吃得下那樣的東西？ How could you bear to eat that stuff? e.g. - a heart pounding with fea

39、r 因恐懼而劇烈跳動的心臟因恐懼而劇烈跳動的心臟 她感覺到自己的心激動得怦怦直跳。她感覺到自己的心激動得怦怦直跳。 She could feel her heart pounding with excitement. Using the Right Word Working with Expressions Focusing on Sentence Structure Translating Using Topic-related Terms Basic Writing Skills1. The bread we bought last week is no longer _. A. edib

40、le B. useful C. clean D. suitable 2. He feels _ of having asked such a silly question. A. guilty B. miserable C. ashamed D. sorry Complete each of the following sentences by deciding on the most appropriate word from the four choices marked A, B, C and D.AC3. There was a(n) _ of happiness on every f

41、ace at the wedding. A. display B. expression C. exhibition D. show 4. They had enough food to_ life in the ship. A. sustain B. keep C. obtain D. enjoy 5. He considered his freedom more _ than his own life. A. valued B. precise C. precious D. expensive ACB6. We must _ him to be innocent until he is p

42、roved guilty. A. assume B. assure C. think D. believe 7. The old couple were _ with excitement when they received the good news from their son. A. sighing B. freezing C. moving D. trembling 8. He was in urgent need of money. And _ he decided to sell his house. A. reluctantly B. willingly C. happily

43、D. possibly AADIt is important to know how they feel _each other. This area obviously has a lot common with other inner-city areas. It seems that the patient will not live _ the night. She went straight to the door and knocked loudly. Fill in each of the blanks in the following sentences with a suit

44、able preposition or adverb. aboutinthroughup5. His face blushed _ embarrassment when he found himself unable to answer the question. 6. How can I convince her your honesty when you keep on telling lies to her?7. I cannot tell one twin _ the other, as they look the same to me.8. Many strange customs

45、have survived _ early times. withoffromfromModel 1: I run to pick it up. I hold it in my frozen fingers. Key: I run to pick it up, holding it in my frozen fingers. A. Rewrite the following sentences after the model, using verb+ing form. He lived in his friends house. He paid for his room by taking c

46、are of the house. He refused to pay a small tax. He used it as a sign of protest against the government 3. She listened carefully to what the president said. She made a note of it. -He lived in his friends house, paying for his room by taking care of the house. - He refused to pay a small tax, using

47、 it as a sign of protest against the government. - She listened carefully to what the president said, making a note of it. Model 1: I want to look away. I am oddly ashamed for this stranger to see me like this. Key: I want to look away, oddly ashamed for this stranger to see me like this. B. Rewrite

48、 the following sentences after the model, using verb+ed form. I did not go out alone. I was scared of being attacked. I wanted to call him. I was surprised to find that he didnt come. They try to change their policy. They are frightened of losing power. - I did not go out alone, scared of being atta

49、cked. - I wanted to call him, surprised to find that he didnt come. - They try to change their policy, frightened of losing power.2.盡管我們之間幾乎沒什么共同之處，但你仍然是我最好的朋友。(have in common) -Although we have little in common, you are still my best friend.A. Translate the following into English.1.你的女兒渴望得到你的愛，你為什么

50、對她那么冷淡？(be hungry for) Your daughter is hungry for your love. Why are you so cold to her?我不明白到底是什么使他陷入絕望。(sink into despair) 她完全失去了控制，失聲痛哭起來。(lose ones control)She lost all her control and burst into tears. I did not understand what on earth made him sink into despair. 1. I am almost dead, surviving

51、 from day to day, from hour to hour, ever since I was taken from my home and brought here with thousands of other Jews. B. Translate the following into Chinese.2. I want to look away, oddly ashamed for this stranger to see me like this, but I cannot tear my eyes from hers. 自從我被從家中帶走并與成千上萬的其他猶太人被帶到這里

52、以自從我被從家中帶走并與成千上萬的其他猶太人被帶到這里以來，我已瀕臨死亡，只能活一天算一天，活一小時算一小時。來，我已瀕臨死亡，只能活一天算一天，活一小時算一小時。 我想把目光挪開，被一個陌生人這樣打量，我感到特別害臊，我想把目光挪開，被一個陌生人這樣打量，我感到特別害臊，但我的眼睛無法從她的雙眼移開。但我的眼睛無法從她的雙眼移開。 3. In my world of death this apple is an expression of life, of love. I glance up in time to see the girl disappearing into the dist

53、ance.4. Months pass and the nightmare continues. But the memory of this girl sustains me through the terror, the pain, the hopelessness. 在這充滿死亡的世界中，這個蘋果無疑表達的是生命和愛。我在這充滿死亡的世界中，這個蘋果無疑表達的是生命和愛。我抬起頭時，看見那個女孩在遠處消失了。抬起頭時，看見那個女孩在遠處消失了。 一晃過了數(shù)月，噩夢仍在繼續(xù)。但對這個小女孩的回憶支撐著一晃過了數(shù)月，噩夢仍在繼續(xù)。但對這個小女孩的回憶支撐著我度過了那恐怖、痛苦和失望的歲月。我

54、度過了那恐怖、痛苦和失望的歲月。 All of the following underlined words and expressions are related to love. Read them closely and use them to complete the short passage below. Turning before I lose all my control, I run away from the fence. But the memory of this girl sustains me through the terror, the pain, theHo

55、pelessness.I have lost everything that was precious to me.But I still have the memory of this girl, a memory I carry in my heartand gives me the will to go on.It is hard to describe how we felt about each other.I am only hungry for your love. When I meet my mother at the railway station, I _. It is

56、_ how I feel at that moment. Her love is the most _ thing to me. It is her courage and determination that _ our family _ all those hard years, and gives me the _to go on. After twenty years, I still carry the memory of my life with my mother when I was a child. I am always _ her love. It is somethin

57、g I will never get enough of. lose all my control hard to describe precious sustain through will hungry for 寫作時常需進行比較（寫作時常需進行比較（Comparison）和對比（）和對比（Contrast），以顯示物），以顯示物之間的異同。之間的異同。英語中用于表示事物間相似之處的詞語有：英語中用于表示事物間相似之處的詞語有：also, similarly和和 likewis等等例如：例如：Friendship is important to women. It is also impo

58、rtant to men. (Or:Likewise / Similarly, it is important to men.)英語中用于表示事物間相異之處的詞語有英語中用于表示事物間相異之處的詞語有however, in contrast to, onthe other hand 和和 unlike等。等。例如例如：For men, friendship means doing things together. However, for women,friendship means talking together (Or: In contrast to men, talkingtogeth

59、er is more important in female friendships. / Unlike men, womenthink friendship means talking together.)INTRODUCING COMPARISON AND CONTRAST 1. _your belief that the project will fail, Im confident that it will succeed.A. On the other hand B. In contrast to C. HoweverD. By contrast Practice2. Men wea

60、r a jacket and tie; _, women wear a skirt or dress. A. alsoB. unlike C. howeverD. similarlyBD3. My job is not well paid, but _ I dont have to work long hours. A. on the other hand B. howeverC. in contrast D. similarly4. _ last year, the company has made big profits this year. A. In contrast B. Likew