1. 第二次月考月考试卷讲评

2. 1~5 B C A C B ~10 A A C B C 11~15 B A A C B
16. Two / parking 18. anywhere 19. warm and dry 20. Outings

3. 21~25 B A A D C ~30 B A C B C
31~35 A D C A B ~40 D B C A A 41~45 D B C A D ~47 B B
48. the or it was but 53. they stories more
56~60 D B A A D
61~65 C B A B B ~70 B D B A B

4. 71. AIDS 72. Theme 73. Present situation 74. reduced to 75. killed 76
71. AIDS Theme 73. Present situation 74. reduced to killed 76 . African countries
77 . treatments and drugs Problems 79 . high death rates 80 . less financial support

5. 81. Personal space. (2 marks)
82. An co-worker sitting next to them putting on some perfume they don't like (2 marks)
83. To explain that everybody pursues personal space. (3 marks)
84. Because it's part of American culture that prizes independence, privacy and capitalism. (3 marks)

6. Newspapers and Websites
Newspapers and websites are two major new media in the world today, both of which can provide us with lots of news and information. But they're different in some ways.
Newspapers enjoy a longer history and often come out daily with more reliable news and information. They can be carried and read almost anywhere you like. So many people like reading them. But they can only contain texts and photos.

7. On the other hand, websites are quite new and popular, especially among young people. Websites have not only texts with pictures but also audio and video, which makes stories more interesting. What's more, they are updated from time to time. So the latest news is always seen on websites instead of in newspapers. But it is not quite convenient for people without a computer connected with the Internet to get information from websites.

8. Unit
Book 10_课件_U1_Reading2-8 4
Welcome to the unit
Behind beliefs

9. What is religion?

10. What is religion? The belief in and worship of
a superhuman controlling power,
especially a personal God or
gods and do activities to praise
or worship them. 10

11. Religions in China

13. What do you know
about Taoism? 13

14. Taoism—Another religion in China

15. Taoism—Another religion in China
Taoism is one of the major religions in China. 15

16. Taoism—Another religion in China
Taoism is one of the major religions in China.
It was founded by Lao-tzu in about the
6th century B.C. 16

17. Taoism—Another religion in China
Taoism is one of the major religions in China.
It was founded by Lao-tzu in about the
6th century B.C.
The most important text
of Taoism is Tao-te-Ching. 17

18. Taoism—Another religion in China
Taoism is one of the major religions in China.
It was founded by Lao-tzu in about the
6th century B.C.
The most important text
of Taoism is Tao-te-Ching.
In the 5th century AD,
Taoism developed as a
religious system. 18

19. What is the belief behind Taoism?

20. What is the belief behind Taoism?
Taoism is also a system of thought.
The central concept of Taoism is Tao,
which refers to the ways the universe
functions.
Taoism believes in ‘wuwei’, which
means that everything must follow its
course and happen naturally. 20

22. Symbol of Taoism 22

23. Symbol of Taoism
What does the yinyang mean? 23

24. The yinyang of Taoism has greatly influenced Chinese philosophy.

25. The yinyang of Taoism has greatly influenced Chinese philosophy.
Taoism believes that
‘yin’ and ‘yang’ are two
fundamental forces in the universe.
‘Yin’ is the passive or negative
force, while ‘yang’ represents active
and positive things, such as the bright,
dry and masculine aspects.

26. According to Taoism, wise people
will achieve a balance between the
interactions of these two forces.

27. According to Taoism, wise people
will achieve a balance between the
interactions of these two forces.

29. Christmas brings
families and friends together to share the
much loved customs
and traditions which
have been around
for centuries. Most
people are on
holidays and stay at
home with their
family on Christmas.

30. Christmas Day Christmas brings
families and friends together to share the
much loved customs
and traditions which
have been around
for centuries. Most
people are on
holidays and stay at
home with their
family on Christmas.

31. Christmas is a religious day

32. Christmas is a religious day
Christmas , a Christian holiday,
is celebrated in many different
countries.
Every year in December Christians celebrate the birthday of Jesus Christ.

34. Have you ever read this book?
What religion is it related to?

35. Have you ever read this book?
What religion is it related to?
What do you know about it?

36. A classic piece of Chinese literature
Have you ever read this book?
What religion is it related to?
What do you know about it?
A classic piece of Chinese literature

37. A classic piece of Chinese literature
Have you ever read this book?
What religion is it related to?
What do you know about it?
A classic piece of Chinese literature
A combination of myth, parable and comedy

38. A classic piece of Chinese literature
Have you ever read this book?
What religion is it related to?
What do you know about it?
A classic piece of Chinese literature
A combination of myth, parable and comedy
A trip to India for the Buddhist scriptures

39. A classic piece of Chinese literature
Have you ever read this book?
What religion is it related to?
Buddhism
What do you know about it?
A classic piece of Chinese literature
A combination of myth, parable and comedy
A trip to India for the Buddhist scriptures

40. A classic piece of Chinese literature
Have you ever read this book?
What religion is it related to?
Journey to the West
Buddhism
What do you know about it?
A classic piece of Chinese literature
A combination of myth, parable and comedy
A trip to India for the Buddhist scriptures

45. Main characters include a Buddhist monk
who is also known as the Priest of Tang and
his three followers, Monkey King, Pigsy and
Friar Sand.

47. There are 81
obstacles for the
monk and his
three followers on
the way to the
West. Why do you
think they face
these obstacles?

49. To give the monk and his three followers
an insight into their own characters and
show that people mustoften struggle to
succeed.
To symbolize the
difficulties and
challenges that people
meet in the course of
doing what they
believe in.

50. What are the most popular religions in the world?

51. Unit 4
Word power
Religions

52. What are the most popular religions in the world?

53. What are the most popular religions in the world?
Hinduism

54. What are the most popular religions in the world?
Hinduism
Buddhism

55. What are the most popular religions in the world?
Hinduism
Buddhism
Judaism

56. What are the most popular religions in the world?
Hinduism
Buddhism
Judaism
Christianity

57. What are the most popular religions in the world?
Hinduism
Buddhism
Judaism
Christianity
Islam

58. Religions People who believe in it Who/what they believe in
Many different _______
__________
Judaism
________
Christianity
_________
Islam
Hinduism
Hindus
The teachings of
Buddha
Buddhists
Judaist
God and Jesus
Muslim
Allah

59. Religions People who believe in it Who/what they believe in
Many different _______
__________
Judaism
________
Christianity
_________
Islam
Hinduism
Hindus
The teachings of
Buddha
Buddhism
Buddhists
Judaist
God and Jesus
Muslim
Allah

60. Religions People who believe in it Who/what they believe in
Many different _______
__________
Judaism
________
Christianity
_________
Islam
Hinduism
Hindus
The teachings of
Buddha
Buddhism
Buddhists
Judaist
Christian
God and Jesus
Muslim
Allah

61. Religions People who believe in it Who/what they believe in
Many different _______
__________
Judaism
________
Christianity
_________
Islam
Hinduism
Hindus
gods
The teachings of
Buddha
Buddhism
Buddhists
Judaist
Christian
God and Jesus
Muslim
Allah

62. Religions People who believe in it Who/what they believe in
Many different _______
__________
Judaism
________
Christianity
_________
Islam
Hinduism
Hindus
gods
The teachings of
Buddha
Buddhism
Buddhists
Judaist
God
Christian
God and Jesus
Muslim
Allah

63. temple synagogue Torah mosque The Koran sutras The Vedas
The religious book
Place they worship in
Hinduism
___________
Buddhism
sutras
Judaism
Christianity
The ________
Islam
The Vedas
temple
synagogue
Torah
mosque
The Koran

64. temple temple synagogue Torah mosque The Koran sutras The Vedas
The religious book
Place they worship in
Hinduism
___________
Buddhism
sutras
Judaism
Christianity
The ________
Islam
temple
The Vedas
temple
synagogue
Torah
mosque
The Koran

65. temple Buddhist temple synagogue Torah mosque The Koran sutras
The religious book
Place they worship in
Hinduism
___________
Buddhism
sutras
Judaism
Christianity
The ________
Islam
temple
The Vedas
Buddhist
temple
synagogue
Torah
mosque
The Koran

66. temple Buddhist temple synagogue Torah Bible church mosque The Koran
The religious book
Place they worship in
Hinduism
___________
Buddhism
sutras
Judaism
Christianity
The ________
Islam
temple
The Vedas
Buddhist
temple
synagogue
Torah
Bible
church
mosque
The Koran

67. Reading 1 4 Biblical idioms in English Unit Book 10_课件_U1_Reading2-8
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Reading 1
Biblical idioms in English 67

68. “The punishment is to be a life for a life, an eye for an eye, a tooth
for a tooth, a hand for a hand and
a foot for a foot.”
--“OLD TESTAMENT ”
<<圣经 .旧约>>

69. Biblical idioms in English
Book 9_课件_U1_Reading2-9Book 10_课件_U1_Reading2-8
Biblical idioms in English 69

70. Fast reading
Please divide the whole passage into
several parts

71. Para 1
Para 2
Paras 3--6
Para 7

72. Para 1
What is an idiom?
Para 2
Paras 3--6
Para 7

73. Para 1
What is an idiom?
Para 2
Why does the Bible have a lot of idioms?
Paras 3--6
Para 7

74. Para 1
What is an idiom?
Para 2
Why does the Bible have a lot of idioms?
Paras 3--6
What are the features of Biblical idioms?
Para 7

75. Para 1
What is an idiom?
Para 2
Why does the Bible have a lot of idioms?
Paras 3--6
What are the features of Biblical idioms?
Para 7
How is learning idioms useful?

76. The features of Biblical idioms (Para3-6) :

77. The features of Biblical idioms (Para3-6) :
a. Biblical idioms often came from stories.

78. The features of Biblical idioms (Para3-6) :
a. Biblical idioms often came from stories.
b. Some idioms from the Bible use animals.

79. The features of Biblical idioms (Para3-6) :
a. Biblical idioms often came from stories.
b. Some idioms from the Bible use animals.
c. Another focus of Biblical idioms is often
things related to agricultural life or food.

80. The features of Biblical idioms (Para3-6) :
a. Biblical idioms often came from stories.
b. Some idioms from the Bible use animals.
c. Another focus of Biblical idioms is often
things related to agricultural life or food.
Finish P52 C2

81. The definition of an idiom
A group of words or an expression whose meaning can only be understood by looking at the (1)______________
meaning of the words in it
Using a number of words to represent a single object ,person or concept, etc
The (2) _____
of Biblical Idioms
The
Bible
(3) ______ of image
(5) __________
(6) ______________
stories-related
Feet of clay
A hidden weakness
(4) _______
_______
Kill the fatted calf
Having a large celebration
about agricultural life or food- related
Apple of their parents
Meaning their parents love their children very much and be proud of them.
Reap what we sow
Small kindnesses often bring us a rich reward while small offences can (7) ______ in disaster

82. The definition of an idiom
A group of words or an expression whose meaning can only be understood by looking at the (1)______________
meaning of the words in it
Using a number of words to represent a single object ,person or concept, etc
The (2) _____
of Biblical Idioms
The
Bible
(3) ______ of image
(5) __________
(6) ______________
stories-related
Feet of clay
A hidden weakness
(4) _______
_______
Kill the fatted calf
Having a large celebration
about agricultural life or food- related
Apple of their parents
Meaning their parents love their children very much and be proud of them.
Reap what we sow
Small kindnesses often bring us a rich reward while small offences can (7) ______ in disaster
whole/complete

83. The definition of an idiom
A group of words or an expression whose meaning can only be understood by looking at the (1)______________
meaning of the words in it
Using a number of words to represent a single object ,person or concept, etc
The (2) _____
of Biblical Idioms
The
Bible
(3) ______ of image
(5) __________
(6) ______________
stories-related
Feet of clay
A hidden weakness
(4) _______
_______
Kill the fatted calf
Having a large celebration
about agricultural life or food- related
Apple of their parents
Meaning their parents love their children very much and be proud of them.
Reap what we sow
Small kindnesses often bring us a rich reward while small offences can (7) ______ in disaster
whole/complete
origin

84. The definition of an idiom
A group of words or an expression whose meaning can only be understood by looking at the (1)______________
meaning of the words in it
Using a number of words to represent a single object ,person or concept, etc
The (2) _____
of Biblical Idioms
The
Bible
(3) ______ of image
(5) __________
(6) ______________
stories-related
Feet of clay
A hidden weakness
(4) _______
_______
Kill the fatted calf
Having a large celebration
about agricultural life or food- related
Apple of their parents
Meaning their parents love their children very much and be proud of them.
Reap what we sow
Small kindnesses often bring us a rich reward while small offences can (7) ______ in disaster
whole/complete
Types
origin

85. The definition of an idiom
A group of words or an expression whose meaning can only be understood by looking at the (1)______________
meaning of the words in it
Using a number of words to represent a single object ,person or concept, etc
The (2) _____
of Biblical Idioms
The
Bible
(3) ______ of image
(5) __________
(6) ______________
stories-related
Feet of clay
A hidden weakness
(4) _______
_______
Kill the fatted calf
Having a large celebration
about agricultural life or food- related
Apple of their parents
Meaning their parents love their children very much and be proud of them.
Reap what we sow
Small kindnesses often bring us a rich reward while small offences can (7) ______ in disaster
whole/complete
Types
Animal-related
origin

86. The definition of an idiom
A group of words or an expression whose meaning can only be understood by looking at the (1)______________
meaning of the words in it
Using a number of words to represent a single object ,person or concept, etc
The (2) _____
of Biblical Idioms
The
Bible
(3) ______ of image
(5) __________
(6) ______________
stories-related
Feet of clay
A hidden weakness
(4) _______
_______
Kill the fatted calf
Having a large celebration
about agricultural life or food- related
Apple of their parents
Meaning their parents love their children very much and be proud of them.
Reap what we sow
Small kindnesses often bring us a rich reward while small offences can (7) ______ in disaster
whole/complete
Types
Examples
Animal-related
origin

87. The definition of an idiom
A group of words or an expression whose meaning can only be understood by looking at the (1)______________
meaning of the words in it
Using a number of words to represent a single object ,person or concept, etc
The (2) _____
of Biblical Idioms
The
Bible
(3) ______ of image
(5) __________
(6) ______________
stories-related
Feet of clay
A hidden weakness
(4) _______
_______
Kill the fatted calf
Having a large celebration
about agricultural life or food- related
Apple of their parents
Meaning their parents love their children very much and be proud of them.
Reap what we sow
Small kindnesses often bring us a rich reward while small offences can (7) ______ in disaster
whole/complete
Types
Examples
Meanings
Animal-related
origin

88. The definition of an idiom
A group of words or an expression whose meaning can only be understood by looking at the (1)______________
meaning of the words in it
Using a number of words to represent a single object ,person or concept, etc
The (2) _____
of Biblical Idioms
The
Bible
(3) ______ of image
(5) __________
(6) ______________
stories-related
Feet of clay
A hidden weakness
(4) _______
_______
Kill the fatted calf
Having a large celebration
about agricultural life or food- related
Apple of their parents
Meaning their parents love their children very much and be proud of them.
Reap what we sow
Small kindnesses often bring us a rich reward while small offences can (7) ______ in disaster
whole/complete
Types
Examples
Meanings
Animal-related
origin
result

89. The definition of an idiom
A group of words or an expression whose meaning can only be understood by looking at the (1) _________________ meaning of the words in it
Using a number of words to represent a single object ,person or concept, etc
The (8) _______
of learning idioms
(9) ______________ yourcomprehension
Developing a high level of competence in your communication skills
Better understanding and (10) _____________ the history and culture of English-speaking countries
whole/complete

90. The definition of an idiom
A group of words or an expression whose meaning can only be understood by looking at the (1) _________________ meaning of the words in it
Using a number of words to represent a single object ,person or concept, etc
The (8) _______
of learning idioms
(9) ______________ yourcomprehension
Developing a high level of competence in your communication skills
Better understanding and (10) _____________ the history and culture of English-speaking countries
whole/complete
benefit

91. The definition of an idiom
A group of words or an expression whose meaning can only be understood by looking at the (1) _________________ meaning of the words in it
Using a number of words to represent a single object ,person or concept, etc
The (8) _______
of learning idioms
(9) ______________ yourcomprehension
Developing a high level of competence in your communication skills
Better understanding and (10) _____________ the history and culture of English-speaking countries
whole/complete
Improving
benefit

92. The definition of an idiom
A group of words or an expression whose meaning can only be understood by looking at the (1) _________________ meaning of the words in it
Using a number of words to represent a single object ,person or concept, etc
The (8) _______
of learning idioms
(9) ______________ yourcomprehension
Developing a high level of competence in your communication skills
Better understanding and (10) _____________ the history and culture of English-speaking countries
whole/complete
Improving
benefit
appreciating

93. 1 换句话说
2 underline the moral of a story
3 be reduced to doing sth
4 hire oneself out
5 in honor of

94. 6 a handful of
7 develop a high level of competence in sth
8 have a thorough understanding of
9 a carrier of
10 不久；过一会儿

95. 1 Many idioms have _______ lost their original
meanings or have only a vague or loose connection with them now.
2 “Kill the fatted calf” comes from a story
_______ a son left home to …

96. 1 Many idioms have _______ lost their original
meanings or have only a vague or loose connection with them now.
2 “Kill the fatted calf” comes from a story
_______ a son left home to …
either

97. 1 Many idioms have _______ lost their original
meanings or have only a vague or loose connection with them now.
2 “Kill the fatted calf” comes from a story
_______ a son left home to …
either
where

98. 3 这个习语来自一个故事，故事中的儿子离家
出走，虚度光阴，挥霍金钱，寻欢作乐。

99. 3 这个习语来自一个故事，故事中的儿子离家
出走，虚度光阴，挥霍金钱，寻欢作乐。
The idiom comes from a story where a
son left home to waste all of his time
and money in amusing himself.

100. 4 Idioms are used in everything _______
Literature to films and newspapers.

101. 4 Idioms are used in everything _______
Literature to films and newspapers.
from