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TimeTogetherREADINGFORLEARNING2READINGFORDONING3GUIDEDWRITING4AUDIO/VIDEOLAB5WARM-UP1WARP-UP6WARM-UPTask1Lookatthepicturesandquotesandworkwithapartner.ABC1Describewhatyoucanseetoapartner.Agroupofpeopleareworkingtogether,perhapsonapresentationorproject.Itlooksliketheyareinanoffice.Thedogswanttoeatthecake.Thelittledogisstandingonthebigdog’sbacktoreachthecake.Theyareworkingtogethertoachievesomethingthateitherofthemwillmanagetoachieveiftheyworkontheirown.Theyhavejustwonafootballcompetition.ThetrophylooksliketheonefromtheWorldCup.Theyalllookreallyhappyandexcited.WARM-UPTask1•Ithinkteamwork…•Ithinkagoodleader…•Ithinkagoodteamplayer…3CompletethesentencessothattheyareTRUEFORYOU.2Whichofthequotesaboutteamworkdoyouagreewithandwhy?READINGFORLEARNINGRecognisingthemainideas(理解文章大意)文章通常都是围绕某一主旨展开的。因此，阅读时先通读全篇，了解文章各段落大意，在此基础上再开始精读，这样可帮助我们更好地理解文章内容。文章主旨一般会在标题、副标题、段落主题句，甚至插图中有所体现，阅读时要多加注意。AWhenEdStaffordandLukeCollyerdecidedtoshareanadventureofalifetime,theythoughttheyhadpreparedforeverything.TheyhadpackedequipmentfortheirtripacrosstheAndesandmorethan4,000milesofjungle.Whattheyhadn’tplannedfor,however,washowtheywouldcopewitheachother.DrivingMeMad差点疯了A当埃德·斯塔福德和卢克·科利尔决定一起去开始一段人生只有一次历险时，他们以为已经准备好了一切。他们已经为跨越安第斯山脉和穿越4,000英里的丛林准备好了行装。但是，有一件事他们没有计划进去，那就是彼此如何才能和谐相处。译文BEdbecameangrywhenLukeaskedforonlyoneMP3playertobesent.Thisfrustratedhimbecausehedidn’twanttocarryanythingunnecessary.Healsofeltthatiftheyhadtogetaparcel,LukeshouldhaveaskedfortwoMP3playersbecausehedidn'twanttoshareoneMP3playerwithLuke.TheynolongergotonandthepressuremadeLukeleave.B当卢克只要求寄一个MP3走的时候，埃德很生气。他（埃德）之所以不高兴是因为他不想带任何不必要的东西。他还觉得，如果是不得不收包裹的话，卢克也应该要求寄两个MP3，因为他并不想和卢克共用一个MP3。他们俩不再和睦，而这种压力使得卢克离开了。DrivingMeMad译文CAftertheconflictandfallingout,Edcontinuedaloneforthreemonths.Headvertisedforsomeonetofinishthewalkwithhim.Hewantedsomeonewithagoodsenseofhumour,aninterestintheenvironmentandanabilitytowalkalongwaywithoutasking“Arewenearlythereyet?”C冲突与争吵过后，埃德继续独自旅行了三个月。他刊登广告征求旅伴和他一起完成旅行。他想要找的旅伴既要有良好的幽默感，对自然环境感兴趣，还能够长途跋涉而不是老问“我们快到了吗？”译文DrivingMeMadDHedidnotgetanyrepliesuntilfivemonthslaterwhenChofromPerujoinedhim.ChohadonlyplannedtowalkforafewdayswithEd.However,theirfriendshipgrewastheirwalkcontinued.Importantly,theycouldhappilyargueandfightandtheyknewthatitdidn’tmatter—theybecametrulylikebrothers.TwoyearslatertheyreachedtheendoftheAmazonJungle.EdStaffordistheonlypersontoeverwalkthewholelengthoftheAmazonJungle.D直到五个月后他才得到回复，来自秘鲁的卓加入了他。卓本来只打算和埃德一起徒步几天。但是，他们的友情随着旅行的继续而不断升温。更重要的是，他们可以快乐地争论、打闹，而且两个人都不觉得有什么要紧——他们真的成为了兄弟。两年后他们到达了亚马孙丛林的终点。埃德·斯塔福德成为了唯一一个步行走完亚马孙丛林的人。译文DrivingMeMadMoreInformationadventure#lifetimepackequipmenttripjunglecope#frustrateunnecessaryPhrasesandExpressionsdrivesbmadprepareforgetonfalloutparcelpressureconflictadvertisesensereplyarguelengthProperNamesadventuree.g.ShesetoffforanewadventureinChinaonherbirthday.她在生日当天出发去中国进行一次新的冒险。n.冒险（经历）BacktoVocabularylifetimee.g.Duringherlifetimeshehasgotaroundtomuchtravelling.她一生中去很多地方旅行过。n.一生；终生BacktoVocabularypacke.g.Theyarepackingforthetrip.他们在为旅行打包。v.把……打包BacktoVocabularyequipmentn.装备；设备e.g.Theylefttheirequipmentoutthatnight.他们那晚把设备放在了外面。BacktoVocabularytripn.旅行；旅游e.g.TheydecidedtostretchtheirtripinChinaforanothertwoweeks.他们决定把在中国的旅行再延长两个星期。BacktoVocabularyjunglen.（热带）丛林e.g.Don’tgointothejunglewithoutguides.没有向导时不要走入丛林。BacktoVocabularycopev.（成功地）对付；应付e.g.Wemustlearntocopewithdifficultsituationslikethis.我们必须学会如何处理诸如此类的困境。BacktoVocabularyfrustratev.（使）烦恼；（使）受挫e.g.Theymademefrustratedandangry.他们让我又气又恼。BacktoVocabularyunnecessaryadj.不必要的；多余的e.g.Theyfounditunnecessaryforthemtostayatthehotel.他们感到没有必要留在酒店。BacktoVocabularyparceln.包裹e.g.Idon’twanttoopentheparcelsbecausetheyaretoolargeandheavy.我不想拆开包裹因为包裹又大又沉。BacktoVocabularypressuren.压力；困扰；担忧e.g.Icannotmakechoiceunderpressure.有压力时我无法做出选择。BacktoVocabularyconflictn.冲突；争端e.g.Theirconflictsseemtobeceaseless.他们间的争端看起来没有尽头。BacktoVocabularyadvertisev.（为……）作广告；登广告宣传e.g.Wemustadvertiseourproductifwewanttosellit.我们想要卖出产品就必须做广告。BacktoVocabularysensen.能力；特质e.g.Ihaveasensethatyouareleavingtomorrow.我感觉你明天要走。BacktoVocabularyreplyn.回复；回答e.g.Theyhavenotreceivedrepliesfromyou.他们还没有收到你的回复。BacktoVocabularyarguev.争论e.g.Itisunnecessarytoarguewithyou.和你争辩是没有必要的。BacktoVocabularylengthn.长度e.g.Thisriverisnearlyonekilometerinlength.这条河将近一千米长。BacktoVocabularydrivesbmad使某人非常生气（或心烦意乱）e.g.Thenoiseofplanesdrivesmemad.飞机的噪音让我心烦意乱。BacktoVocabularypreparefor为……作准备e.g.Wearepreparingforthefinalexams.我们正为期末考试做准备。BacktoVocabularygeton相处融洽e.g.Theygetonwellwitheachother.他们彼此相处融洽。BacktoVocabularyfallout争吵；闹翻e.g.Shefelloutwithherbestfriendjustnow.她刚与最好的朋友吵翻了。BacktoVocabularyEdStafford埃德·斯塔福德（世界上完整穿越亚马孙丛林的第一人）BacktoVocabularyAndes安第斯山脉（位于南美洲西海岸）BacktoVocabularyPeru秘鲁（南美洲国家）AmazonJungle亚马孙丛林1)sharev.haveorusesomethingatthesametimeassomeoneelse分享常用搭配sharesthwithsbe.g.Ishareabedroomwithmybrother.我和我弟弟合住一间卧室。2)preparefor:makeplansforsomethingthatwillhappeninthefuture为…作准备e.g.The45-year-oldexplorerhasbeenpreparingforhislatestexpeditiontotheArctic.这位45岁的探险家一直在筹备最近到北极的探险。1WhenEdStaffordandLukeCollyerdecidedtoshareanadventureofalifetim