Unit 2 Sports and Fitness SectionⅦ　WRITING WORKSHOP & READING CLUB 课件(共110张)+学案(含答案)+练习(含答案)

Section Ⅶ　WRITING WORKSHOP & READING CLUB 维度一：品句填词 1.He pulled out to 　　　　　　（超过） a truck. 2.He was awarded his country’s highest 　　　　　　（奖牌） for bravery. 3.He made a rude g　　　　　　 at the driver of the other car. 4.My s　　　　　　 is failing， and I can’t see to read any more. 维度二：词形转换 1.The Olympic oath encourages athletes to follow the spirit of 　　　　　　（sport）. 2.The talks can succeed if both sides are 　　　　　　（flexibility） and serious. 3.To our 　　　　　　（amazed），the face of the city keeps on changing every day. 4.She made no 　　　　　　（respond） to my question，which made me very angry. 5.Don’t ask him about his plans — he just gets 　　　　　　（defend）. 6.And， being a world-class 　　　　　　（cycle）， he does of course have a lean body — one without any fat. 维度三：固定搭配和句式 1.He stepped back appearing surprised and put up his hands， as if 　　　　　　　. 他惊讶地后退了一步，举起双手，好像在自卫。 2.He 　　　　　　　　　　　　　　his free time to finish the novel. 他利用空闲时间完成了这本小说。 3.Plenty of fresh air can come in 　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　. 开着窗户可以让很多新鲜空气进来。 4.　　　　　　　　　　　　， but he is also good at solving tough problems with logical mind. 他不仅学得快，而且擅长用逻辑思维解决困难的问题。 Ⅰ.阅读理解 　　Billions of people around the world， including nearly 60% of Americans， Australians and Europeans， participate in sports. Lack of physical activity is estimated to cause more than 5 million early deaths a year.To reduce the risk of heart disease， type 2 diabetes， cancers and a number of other diseases， the World Health Organisation（WHO） recommends adults and older people engage in physical activity for at least 150 minutes a week.Adults participating in a high overall level of sports and exercise are at 34% lower risk of death than those who never or rarely engage in such activities. But does it make a difference which physical activities we do？ To strengthen the evidence on health benefits of six common sport disciplines — aerobics （有氧运动）， cycling， football， racquet （球拍） sports， running and swimming — we recently analysed data from 80，306 British adults.The study found 27%， 15%， 47% and 28% reduced risk of death for participants in aerobics， cycling， racquet sports and swimming. Although we observed reductions in the risk of death associated with football and running （18% and 13%） in our study sample， the data did not allow us to draw conclusions about these effects across the whole population.These associations should not be misunderstood as “no association” or “evidence of no effect”.We simply do not know whether the observed effects in the sample occurred by chance alone or reflect the true effects in the population. It may take decades until we reach definite conclusions about health outcomes of all types of sport.Should you in the meantime sit in front of the TV and wait for ... ...