U2
Health and Sports: Some Relative Key Words and Phrases
I.
Warm up
(I)
Steps
(1)
Find some photos which contain key
words and phrases.
These key words and phrases are related to the topic of Unit 2, that
is “Sports and Health.”
(2)
The key words and phrases in
ten chosen photos are typed below each photo.
(3)
Categorize these key words and
phrases into at least two parts.
One is “Health.” The other is
“Sports.”
(II)
Common Sports Events:
volleyball, badminton, basketball, baseball, rope pulling, triathlons,
(III)
Uncommon Sports Events
Kabaddi, Sepak Takraw, and Zorbing
II.
Key words and phrases in ten
photos are given below:
(I)
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III.
Reading Strategy:
Finding Main Ideas by Focusing on the Questions from the Passage (: the Selected Article)
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Uncommon Sports Events:
(1)
卡巴迪
Kabaddi (p. 47)
(1.1)
The first Asian Games were held (: organized/thrown)
in New Delhi, India (印度), 1951.
(1.2)
The games are associated with (與……有關聯)
the International Olympic Committee (委員會),
and they include (: cover/contain/involve) competitors (: rivals/opponents)
from Asian countries.
(1.3)
The latest (: recent) Asian
Games were held (: were thrown) in Indonesia (印尼).
(2.1) The Asian
Games include (: cover/contain/involve) sports not found (V-pp & Adj.:
spotted) in the regular (: every four years) Olympic Games.
(2.2) For example,
there are many (: a lot of) different (: various) martial arts (武術) forms (: types)(that
athletes/players can compete in).
(2.3) There are
also more unusual (: uncommon) sports like (: such as) Kabaddi, Sepak Takraw (黃色藤球) and Zorbing.
(2.4) In this
game, a player (: an athlete) from one team must try to tag players from the
other team.
(2.5) The attacking
player (: The raider) steps (: walks over (: more than) a line, tags the other
team’s players (: athletes), and gets back over the line.
(2.6) The
players must do this all in
one breath (: simultaneously), and that is why
the player yells
(: cries) the word kabaddi.
(2.7) It lets (:
makes) referees (裁判) know the athlete (: the player) has made (: finished) the attack (攻擊 n. ) in one
breath!
(1.3)
(2.4)+ (2.5) +
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p. 49
(1.1) Everyone knows that
getting exercise (: taking exercise)
is good for (: does good to/benefits)
both the body and mind.
(1.2) Did you know that
it (: taking exercise)
can also
add
many years
to your life.
(1.3)
A study (which was)
done by the European Society of Cardiology
Congress
suggests (: hints/implies) that
even going for (: taking) a fast
walk for 25 minutes
every day can add (up to 高達; 至多 at most seven years) to (your life).
(1.4)
This type (: sort/kind) of
moderate (: mild) exercise
keeps your heart in good
shape, and
it helps (to) keep your weight (o. 重量) down.
(2)
