Unit 2 Section Ⅱ LESSON 1 Money vs Success-2021-2022学年新教材高中英语选修第一册【金版新学案】教师用书（北师大版）

Section Ⅱ　LESSON 1 Money vs Success 词语积累 ①symbol /'sɪmbəl/ n. [C] 象征；符号 [词链] symbol (n.) →symbolize (vt.象征) →symbolic(adj.象征性的) →symbolically (adv.象征性地) ②set...as...把……设置为…… ③ultimate /'ʌltəmət/ adj. 最终的，终极的，最后的 ultimate goal 最终目标 ④dream up 凭空想出，虚构出 He would never dream up a crazy plan like that on his own. 他绝不可能独自凭空想出那个疯狂的计划。 ⑤the sense of success 成功感 the sense of achievement 成功感 ⑥wealthy /'welθi/ adj. 富裕的，富有的 wealth /welθ/ n. [U] 财富；富有； [sing.] 大量 ⑦turn one’s back on 抛弃，背弃 Don’t turn your back on purchases from second­hand stores. 不要抛弃从旧货店买来的东西。 ⑧professor /prə'fesə(r)/ n. [C] 教授 ⑨fortune /'fɔːtʃəːn/ n. [C] 大笔的钱，巨款；(个人的)命运；[U] 机会，运气 make a/ one’s fortune 发财 have the good/bad fortune to do...有幸/不幸做．..... seek one’s fortune 寻找成功致富之路 ⑩dormitory /'dɔːmətəri/ n. [C]集体宿舍，学生宿舍 ⑪second­hand furniture 二手家具 second­hand adj.旧的，二手的，用过的 furniture /'fɜːnɪtʃə(r)/ n. [U]家具 a piece of furniture 一件家具 [拓展] furnish /'fɜːnɪʃ/ vt. 布置家具；供应，提供 ⑫charity /'tʃærəti/ n. [C]慈善机构；[U]慈善 charity shop n. 慈善商店(通过出售捐赠的衣物等募集慈善资金) ⑬appreciate /ə'priːʃieɪt/ vt. 欣赏，赏识；感激 appreciation /ə'priːʃi'eɪʃn/ n. [U]欣赏；感激 ⑭be tired of对……感到厌倦 ⑮be regarded as……被认为是…… ⑯give away 赠送 ⑰hunger /'hʌɡə(r)/ n．[U]饥饿，饥荒 ⑱guilty /'ɡɪlti/ adj. 内疚的；犯罪的 guilt /ɡɪlt/ n．[U]内疚；有罪 ⑲ bank note纸币，钞票(＝note) ⑳ comfortably /'kʌmftəbli/ adv.舒服地，舒适地，安逸地 [词链] comfort (vt. 安慰) →comfortable(adj.使人舒服的)→comfortably(adv.舒服地) earn vt.&vi.挣得，赚得；vt.赢得 earn money＝make money drop out退出，脱离；退学 measure /'meʒə/ vt.衡量；测量 n．[sing.]尺度，标准；[C]措施，方法 Angela Johnson interviews ex­millionaire Jason Harley For a lot of people, becoming a millionaire [1] is a symbol① of success and they set this as② their ultimate③ goal. They spend half of their time dreaming up④ ways of getting rich and achieving the success they expect , and the rest of their time thinking about all the things they will do once they become rich. [2] But do all millionaires get the sense of success⑤ they were looking for after they achieve their goals? Some continue to worry about money when