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Unit 6 An old man tried to move the mountains.
Section B 1a-1d
gold
New words
cheat
n.骗子
vt.欺骗
cheat sb of sth 谝某人的某物
/ 从某人处谝某物
cheat sb into doing sth骗某人去做某事。
an emperor
silk
stupid
智力低笨,贬义,几近骂人,蠢驴
Silly 童稚可爱所致,无伤大雅,小傻瓜
foolish 缺乏常识,判断力低,笨蛋
Luckily to her, her stepmother was kind to her.
幸运的是,她的继母对她很好。
wife n. 妻子; 太太
He phoned his wife to say he’d be late他打电话告诉他太太说要晚到。
stepmother n. 继母
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husband n. 丈夫
Mrs. Brown lost her husband in the crowd.
在人群中布朗太太和丈夫走散了。
whole adj. 全部的; 整体的
All the students succeeded in the exam.
所有的学生考试合格。
辨析: whole强调整体上 the whole + n.
all强调全部(数量上)all the + n.
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1a
Match the words with the letters in the pictures in 1c.
________ gold ________ emperor
________ silk ________underwear
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b
d
c
1b
Mei Ling:Tom, can you tell me a story from Europe?
Tom:Well, I know one. It’s called The Emperor’s New Clothes.
This story is about an emperor who loved clothes. He
loved buying and looking at his beautiful clothes.
Mei Ling:So what happened?
Tom:Two brothers came to the city to make special clothes for
the emperor. But the emperor had to give them silk and gold.
Mei Ling:Were the clothes nice?
Tom:Well, the brothers kept everything for themselves and
told the emperor that people couldn’t see the clothes
unless they were clever.
Mei Ling:Oh, so they were really trying to cheat the emperor!
Tom:Yes, you are right. When the emperor looked at himself,
he only saw his underwear. But he didn’t want people to think he was stupid, so he said his new clothes were
very beautiful.
Mei Ling:Did he wear the new clothes?
Tom:Yes, he did. He walked through the city wearing his new
clothes. Nobody wanted to sound stupid, so everyone
said his new clothes were wonderful. But suddenly, a
young boy shouted, “Look! The emperor isn’t wearing
any clothes!”
Mei Ling:What a funny story!
Listen again and fill in the blanks.
1c
This story is about an emperor who lov