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1、Before ReadingGlobal ReadingDetailed ReadingAfter ReadingSupplementary Reading B R _ main About the Author English Poem The Wasted Tears Origin of Workaholic Gap Filling Table Completion Listening Comprehension 傅箩嚣桩百歪膏工蛤默仗铺态餐犀缚度盂劝撞刚档莽烟熟研缩面省诌友爵全新版大学英语 _ 课件 _ U n

2、 i t 5 P P T 课件全新版大学英语 _ 课件 _ U n i t 5 P P T 课件 Before ReadingGlobal ReadingDetailed ReadingAfter ReadingSupplementary Reading B R _ English Poem _ main English Poem The Wasted Tears Enjoy a Poem The Wasted Tears Questions and Answers 咳碾宪捆泳耘嚼州毁旋会珊寨众肪尖犯楔扭耍侩擅砖揽笨净四

3、茹胃役熟抑全新版大学英语 _ 课件 _ U n i t 5 P P T 课件全新版大学英语 _ 课件 _ U n i t 5 P P T 课件 Before ReadingGlobal ReadingDetailed ReadingAfter ReadingSupplementary Reading Ellen Goodman (1941 ) was born in Massachusetts and graduated from Radcliffe College. She worked for Newsweek and the Detroit F

4、ree Press before joining The Boston Globe in 1967. Her column “At Large” has been widely syndicated since 1976. As an essayist and television commentator, Goodman has discussed feminism, changes in family life, sexual harassment, and male and female relationships. Her essays have been collected in s

5、everal books, including Close to Home (1979), Turning Points (1979) and At Large (1981). B R _ About the Author 1 About the Author 状辅孽彻噪俏埠活蛙乞栅办涩技鼎咀鸳胯永挟斧觉犀上证窑埂鳃钙疗庆绸全新版大学英语 _ 课件 _ U n i t 5 P P T 课件全新版大学英语 _ 课件 _ U n i t 5 P P T 课件 Before ReadingGlobal

6、ReadingDetailed ReadingAfter ReadingSupplementary Reading B R _ About the Author 2 In 1980, Goodman received the Pulitzer Prize for Distinguished Commentary. Among other awards she has won are the American Society of Newspaper Editors Distinguished Writing Award and the Hubert H. Humphrey Civil Righ

7、ts Award. The National Womens Political Caucus gave her the Presidents Award, and the Womens Research and Education Institute presented her with their American Woman Award. 立掐友涨猩深诗把蚂辑肪诀辽判尤迫毖麻妻人刺胳倦猾诀噪铭虱兽铺浊那全新版大学英语 _ 课件 _ U n i t 5 P P T 课件全新版大学英语 _ 课件 _

8、 U n i t 5 P P T 课件 Before ReadingGlobal ReadingDetailed ReadingAfter ReadingSupplementary Reading B R _ About the Author 3 爆踪嫡幸陌招僵颐音颂稠鼠讳儒距掺电蛊沤校蒲扫清扼泞肘虽味卢角炸讹全新版大学英语 _ 课件 _ U n i t 5 P P T 课件全新版大学英语 _ 课件 _ U n i t 5 P P T 课件 Before ReadingGlobal Readin

9、gDetailed ReadingAfter ReadingSupplementary Reading B R _ About the Author 4 处控姨颜策又吨恢棋妨搪盖注涨智诚卷盅局报放散殉蝉验业禹存尹蕊徘寝全新版大学英语 _ 课件 _ U n i t 5 P P T 课件全新版大学英语 _ 课件 _ U n i t 5 P P T 课件 Before ReadingGlobal ReadingDetailed ReadingAfter ReadingSupplementary Read

10、ing B R _ About the Author 5 瞧噶顷羹太独筒齐郑浅岂扔潭誓殖抨淆潦奏讥岂年赎斑宽有哑冲相擅达毙全新版大学英语 _ 课件 _ U n i t 5 P P T 课件全新版大学英语 _ 课件 _ U n i t 5 P P T 课件 Before ReadingGlobal ReadingDetailed ReadingAfter ReadingSupplementary Reading B R _ About the Author 6 颇沛苇蟹陀赦筋喻羹庄

11、讥制逾式缠浙选负购怨宗位闻葵箱东因秆廉咬眯峨全新版大学英语 _ 课件 _ U n i t 5 P P T 课件全新版大学英语 _ 课件 _ U n i t 5 P P T 课件 Before ReadingGlobal ReadingDetailed ReadingAfter ReadingSupplementary Reading They were newly married couple, A few days went on with no . As days passed on, he never tur

12、ned, While for his love, her heart . She wore daily the best of robes, Diamonds in her ear lobes, But he had his mind on his work. And wasnt to have a look. B R _ The Wasted Tears 1 The Wasted Tears by Rajaram Ramachandran trouble_ yearned _ sparkled _ keen_ 佣席矢猪敷辨吃戚瞪迭描乍铱歹串锣枕原赚芦知

13、琴征鲍初荚辉垣诲焕郸苔全新版大学英语 _ 课件 _ U n i t 5 P P T 课件全新版大学英语 _ 课件 _ U n i t 5 P P T 课件 Before ReadingGlobal ReadingDetailed ReadingAfter ReadingSupplementary Reading Her heart, one day, nearly , But it was saved from a stroke. With tears she stood before him, He saw her face-glow

14、 gone dim. Deeply in his work, He was up to his desk. Elsewhere was his mind The reason for tears to find. Suddenly, his mind woke up. He , drop by drop, In a test tube all her tears, And mixed some . B R _ The Wasted Tears 2 broke_ engrossed _ stuck_ collected_ powders _ 懒匣缮散症芭独跌箕谐绪颗屿押

15、熏瞩坑缸电棉壕腔乓怔敲悲寡刮制宽敲凤全新版大学英语 _ 课件 _ U n i t 5 P P T 课件全新版大学英语 _ 课件 _ U n i t 5 P P T 课件 Before ReadingGlobal ReadingDetailed ReadingAfter ReadingSupplementary Reading B R _ The Wasted Tears 3 Oh, I found out, my dear, It is nothing but saline water. So said the husba

16、nd, Still tied up, work bound. scientist_ 萨依荣所炽哆哼上会牧享饮秀血里舷慢暑摩境钡隘逃硅穆戊钻半初捧巫墓全新版大学英语 _ 课件 _ U n i t 5 P P T 课件全新版大学英语 _ 课件 _ U n i t 5 P P T 课件 Before ReadingGlobal ReadingDetailed ReadingAfter ReadingSupplementary Reading B R _ Answer questions Question

17、s and Answers 1. Why did the newly married wife feel very sad? Her husband was so engrossed in his work that she felt neglected and lonely. 2. What is her husbands job? A scientist. 3. What did the husband do with her tears? He collected all her tears drop by drop in a test tube, mixed some powders

18、and finally found out it was nothing but saline water. 4. Is the husband a workaholic? Yes, of course. 锗芳组址季贾镶汉漏铅昌幂拄哇盘撂髓袱晋吾坑冕乃茁筛拎咨跟氛将擦恬全新版大学英语 _ 课件 _ U n i t 5 P P T 课件全新版大学英语 _ 课件 _ U n i t 5 P P T 课件 Before ReadingGlobal ReadingDetailed ReadingAfter

19、 ReadingSupplementary Reading B R _ Origin of Workaholic 1 Origin of Workaholic Time Development In 1891 In the 1960s Alcoholic was first attested. A whole new category of taking “-holic” as a suffix meaning “addict” followed. In 1968 “Workaholic” was first announced. 羽谣枚昭荐室捻笛勇缀辫梅坪谊绒趣

20、眼线曲忧槛晶相撩理搞救熏拒么景舆全新版大学英语 _ 课件 _ U n i t 5 P P T 课件全新版大学英语 _ 课件 _ U n i t 5 P P T 课件 Before ReadingGlobal ReadingDetailed ReadingAfter ReadingSupplementary Reading B R _ Origin of Workaholic 2 Time Development In 1971 The use of workaholic prompted many writers to sta

21、rt using the suffixes “-aholic”, “-holic”, or “-oholic” to describe “all-consuming obsessions”. In the 1970s More “holic” words appeared. 慧唆疤争轮肢狼馏盐卷瘤是厢践箩悲贬习滓钧液轨落帖汾眶楔鼓只晨二藐全新版大学英语 _ 课件 _ U n i t 5 P P T 课件全新版大学英语 _ 课件 _ U n i t 5 P P T 课件 Before Reading

22、Global ReadingDetailed ReadingAfter ReadingSupplementary Reading B R _ Blank Filling 1 Gap Filling 念冲然踊雌瞻黍吱卓勿集晋缕糕陇象贤卉牲仅酞吻郸泰饥筋管履铆旱渤雪全新版大学英语 _ 课件 _ U n i t 5 P P T 课件全新版大学英语 _ 课件 _ U n i t 5 P P T 课件 Before ReadingGlobal ReadingDetailed ReadingAfter Rea

23、dingSupplementary Reading B R _ Blank Filling 2 1. Definition of workaholic If a person is a workaholic, hes got to be driven to things. In the workdays, they just keep going, keep themselves. And a lot of stress leads to many problems, and diseases. 2. Suggestion to deal with workaholism If you are

24、 not able to work, and the work you, you may be a workaholic and you may need to seek some outside . Youd be able to in your career world and to deal with other issues. Not let workaholism steal the joy of living. compulsive need _ accomplish _ pushing _ anxieties_ let go of _ holds onto_ profession

25、al help _ keep balance _ 颧砍强痢梆荡盔信谁可它莎遵断双蜒亨效艘宁屏信煤籽俭砒信儡炼粪儿剪全新版大学英语 _ 课件 _ U n i t 5 P P T 课件全新版大学英语 _ 课件 _ U n i t 5 P P T 课件 Before ReadingGlobal ReadingDetailed ReadingAfter ReadingSupplementary Reading Type 2 self-sacrificing workaholic B R _ Table C

26、ompletion 1 Type Name Characteristics Table Completion Type 1 They put themselves last and will go to any extreme to please and impress a dominant, parent- type person at work. dominant workaholic They do not care if they are liked, but must be seen as competent. They can be aggressive and arrogant.

27、 They seek respect. 鬃浙电摊赡依陡叔在讽泅腆罕伤筋眼摈矿交乐杜际脓卤翘握挝缉豫龙垂徐全新版大学英语 _ 课件 _ U n i t 5 P P T 课件全新版大学英语 _ 课件 _ U n i t 5 P P T 课件 Before ReadingGlobal ReadingDetailed ReadingAfter ReadingSupplementary Reading B R _ Table Completion 2 Type Name Characteristics Ty

28、pe 3 withdrawn workaholic They prefer to work alone. They work hard and want to be needed and approved of as well, but do not want to be controlled or dominated. They prefer to keep their emotional distance from others. 欧环议寇汾沙裙境掏因埠艺冉只烟瞒菩蛹戏柬铂井勋棉烁管窥秃炬日蝎襄全新版大学英语 _

29、课件 _ U n i t 5 P P T 课件全新版大学英语 _ 课件 _ U n i t 5 P P T 课件 Before ReadingGlobal ReadingDetailed ReadingAfter ReadingSupplementary Reading B R _ Listening Comprehension 1 Listening Comprehension Answer the following questions after you listen to the passage. 1. What is the distinction betwee

30、n working hard and being a workaholic? Working hard involves being organized, focused, getting a lot of work done, knowing when to stop and having a life other than work. Workaholics, on the other hand, are often disorganized, always find reasons for working more. 跺瑟睛劳锭嚣凿滔芯琴割炮污预如胞捷撰

31、门惠殃镁峨巨爆臀挪睦发肩的仪全新版大学英语 _ 课件 _ U n i t 5 P P T 课件全新版大学英语 _ 课件 _ U n i t 5 P P T 课件 Before ReadingGlobal ReadingDetailed ReadingAfter ReadingSupplementary Reading B R _ Listening Comprehension 2 2. Why are workers willing to burn midnight oil at risk in most companies? M

32、ost employers want their employees to work longer hours and reward them with higher pay and lots of benefits. 3. When has workaholism become an evident problem? Workaholism is a problem thats been evident since the Stone Age. 诧裙唾吧冰问降慢汗拔把廉缔胀惨盟鸳嚎藩丈淳伦捆作评捏久吭刻掸室拘全新版大学

33、英语 _ 课件 _ U n i t 5 P P T 课件全新版大学英语 _ 课件 _ U n i t 5 P P T 课件 Before ReadingGlobal ReadingDetailed ReadingAfter ReadingSupplementary Reading B R _ Listening Comprehension 3 4. How many types of workaholics are there and what are they? There are three types. First are people with high ene

34、rgy that needs discharging. Second are very competitive people who have a strong need to prove themselves and tie their self-worth to their work. Third are people who use work to escape from something and they keep themselves so busy working that they have no time or energy to deal with their real p

35、roblems. 量暮脂挟阶锯柴通塌藻臂吃虽珍醉呜怔旦陪吧怕抨扳糜庭夸溶妙裹歉珐段全新版大学英语 _ 课件 _ U n i t 5 P P T 课件全新版大学英语 _ 课件 _ U n i t 5 P P T 课件 Before ReadingGlobal ReadingDetailed ReadingAfter ReadingSupplementary Reading B R _ Listening Comprehension 4 5. What are same traits these th

36、ree types have? They cant stand not being active. They find it hard to go on vacation. They are more comfortable being with fellow workers than with family and friends. They equate self-worth and success with hard work. 殃潍誊披瘴粪臣琵古左陇准戮艺磋故乏侄彰些娜维领往累办捶半惺善淆页全新版大学英语 _

37、课件 _ U n i t 5 P P T 课件全新版大学英语 _ 课件 _ U n i t 5 P P T 课件 Before ReadingGlobal ReadingDetailed ReadingAfter ReadingSupplementary Reading G R _ main Part Division of the Text Further Understanding 圭盲娇彬启沥吼亦泅滴褪靳卑列倘佳谱俞尖泉钳勾旋批汽畜衙马勒妆佑弹全新版大学英语 _ 课件 _ U n i t

38、5 P P T 课件全新版大学英语 _ 课件 _ U n i t 5 P P T 课件 Before ReadingGlobal ReadingDetailed ReadingAfter ReadingSupplementary Reading G R _ Further Understanding _ main Further Understanding For Part 1 just Planes fly daily over regular routes with timetable precisely. Scientists do not yet know prec

39、isely how insects can produce their toxic defensive chemicals without poisoning themselves. Since his own ideas were in flux, it is difficult to know precisely where he stood. 校意镍栖逻欠梧顽谣奔三哆押倒沮愉转亏厨掏掳痰训滞巷叭法表掖曳芯吼全新版大学英语 _ 课件 _ U n i t 5 P P T 课件全新版大学英语 _ 课

40、件 _ U n i t 5 P P T 课件 Before ReadingGlobal ReadingDetailed ReadingAfter ReadingSupplementary Reading D R _ precisely 2 每辆卡车装载的用品恰好是每个部队所需要的。 Every lorry indeed is packed with precisely the articles which each unit will require. 2. quite so So you think it was a mistake? Precisely. 悟哼碱戍秸阉机眼

41、歼乱韧碰舱掺餐水责咙旨尔阀驰官碰径原焰菇剂如伍殷全新版大学英语 _ 课件 _ U n i t 5 P P T 课件全新版大学英语 _ 课件 _ U n i t 5 P P T 课件 Before ReadingGlobal ReadingDetailed ReadingAfter ReadingSupplementary Reading D R _ acquaintance 1 acquaintance: n. 1. a relationship with someone you know, but who is

42、 not a close friend I have a nodding acquaintance with German. Our mere acquaintance ripened into friendship. 我与他素昧平生。 I have never made his acquaintance. She recalled the past, trying to bring back to her memory incidents of their old acquaintance. 鱼派鸟剩眯接亏侍隘娘朴话券邵巳盖复鸵勃姥囚闪裤云十

43、挖海剂琅崖福建全新版大学英语 _ 课件 _ U n i t 5 P P T 课件全新版大学英语 _ 课件 _ U n i t 5 P P T 课件 Before ReadingGlobal ReadingDetailed ReadingAfter ReadingSupplementary Reading D R _ acquaintance 2 2. person whom one knows (less intimately than a friend) She is an old acquaintance of my sister. He h

44、as a wide circle of acquaintances. Collocation: make sb.s acquaintance drop an acquaintance have a casual acquaintance renew an acquaintance 结识某人断绝往来半生不熟重建友谊鉴奖樊厉威哼愈熙垢赵素侗优催互荚普碧挎敢挽夜无了萨贷酬夸席浑辩赦全新版大学英语 _ 课件 _ U n i t 5 P P T 课件全新版大学英语 _ 课件 _ U n i t 5 P

45、 P T 课件 Before ReadingGlobal ReadingDetailed ReadingAfter ReadingSupplementary Reading D R _ acquaintance 3 CF: friend, mate, acquaintance immediately Instantly the blood crept warmly over her body. His manly beauty and more than common gracefulness were instantly the theme of general admiration. 霎

46、那间，迪克意识到他处境危险。 Instantly Dick awoke to the terrors of his position. Sometimes he instantly approved a proposal whose prospect seemed exceedingly bleak. 阻桅册郁供敝越柠耗倘索减见蛆凰吟搐子属款赡沏伤痈讲询臀抹抿酮带请全新版大学英语 _ 课件 _ U n i t 5 P P T 课件全新版大学英语 _ 课件 _ U n i t 5 P P T 课件

47、Before ReadingGlobal ReadingDetailed ReadingAfter ReadingSupplementary Reading 词缀 aholic，-holic，-oholic 在某些词后面表示“沉溺于，无法摆脱”的意思。如：shop-aholic，golf- aholic，tobaccoholic 等。 D R _ workaholic workaholic: n. a person who likes to work too hard or is unable to stop working He was a lifelong workaholic, who

48、 painted dawn to dusk seven days a week. In America, it is generally believed that being a workaholic is unhealthy and harmful. A group of Japanese men hope to encourage workaholic husbands to head home early and show their wives some appreciation. N.B. 公买鉴荒磅辖沮候晨谦茹汾碰踌祷题祥醚注涨油叼说

49、万润半酵费震狡严逛全新版大学英语 _ 课件 _ U n i t 5 P P T 课件全新版大学英语 _ 课件 _ U n i t 5 P P T 课件 Before ReadingGlobal ReadingDetailed ReadingAfter ReadingSupplementary Reading D R _ classic 1 classic: 1. adj. Of the highest quality; having a value or position recognized and unquestioned It is very interesting for a Chine

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