RhythmUnit5warm-upClassicalPopfolkjazzRock n rollFolk danceballetNew vocabulary previewfolkjazzrock n rolldiscoballetadj.民间的民间的n.爵士乐爵士乐摇滚乐摇滚乐n.迪斯科舞迪斯科舞n.芭蕾舞芭蕾舞listen to the four extracts and match them to the types of performances.Answersforreference(p21)1Ballet2RocknRoll3BeijingOpera4FolkDancing21Youcanseetherhythminthemovementsofthedancer.ThemusicisEuropeanclassicalmusic.Itisverybeautifulandsoarethedancers.Russiandancersarefamousfortheirskillsinthisartform.Tapescript2Thiskindofmusicispopularwithyoungpeopleallovertheworld.Therhythmisfastandexciting,andthemusicisfamousforbeingverynoisy.Usuallyelectricguitarsplayabigroleinthiskindofmusic.3Inthishistoricalartform,traditionalmusicandsingingareusedtotellastoryonstage.Therhythmplaysapartintellingthestory.Itcangetfasterandlouder,ormakesuddenstopstogowiththeaction.4Oftenthisformofdancingisagroupactivityandsotherhythmisimportantinkeepingthedancerstogether.Theyareoftenseenatfestivalswiththedancerswearingtraditionalclothes.Answersforreference(p21)1beautiful,famous2popular,fast,exciting,noisy,electric3historical,traditional,sudden,loud4important,traditional 3n.效果，作用效果，作用vt.使失望使失望adj.非凡的，特别的非凡的，特别的adj.不清楚的不清楚的习惯于习惯于n.唱片唱片,相册相册,集邮集邮册册n.表演，演奏表演，演奏New vocabulary previeweffectdisappointextraordinaryunclearbe used toalbumperformancen.热心的追随者热心的追随者v.表演，做表演，做n.奖，奖品奖，奖品n.基地，基础基地，基础adv.极端地，非常地极端地，非常地adj.创造性的创造性的adj.强大的，有力的强大的，有力的New vocabulary previewfanperformawardbaseextremelycreativepowerfulNew vocabulary previewangersystemaudiencethroughoutimpressperformern.气愤，愤怒气愤，愤怒n.系统系统n.听众，观众听众，观众prep.遍及，贯穿遍及，贯穿vt.使（人）印象深刻使（人）印象深刻n.表演者表演者disappointv.IorTto fail to satisfy sb. or their hopes, desires, etc.; to cause sb. to feel unhappy:Words studyIm sorry to disappoint you, but Im afraid I cant come after all.We dont want to disappoint the fans.disappointedadj.unhappy because sb. or sth. was not as good as you hoped or expected, or because sth. did not happen:We were deeply disappointed at/about the result.His parents were bitterly disappointed in/with him.+ (that) She was disappointed (that) they hadnt phoned.+ to infinitive He was disappointed to find theyd already gone.If youre expecting Dad to let you borrow his car, youre going to be sorely disappointed.disappointingadj.making you feel disappointed:What a disappointing result!The response to our advertisement has been somewhat disappointing.beusedtosth./todoingsth.:befamiliarwithsth.thatitnolongerseemsneworstrangetoyou习惯于习惯于Wereusedtothenoisefromthetrafficnow.Imusedtogettingupearly.Janeisntusedtolivingabroad.Imusedtocookingformyself.Ididntlikebanans,butIgotusedtothem.performv.IorTto entertain people by dancing, singing, acting or playing music:She composes and performs her own music.A major Hollywood star will be performing on stage tonight.performancen.C1the action of entertaining other people by dancing, singing, acting or playing music:The junior high school students were invited for the first time; however, their performance was extraordinary.perform(DO)vt.1to do an action or piece of work:Computers can perform a variety of tasks.The operation will be performed next week.Most of the students performed well in the exam.2perform well/badly to operate /not operate satisfactorily:The equipment performed well during the tests.These tyres perform badly/poorly in hot weather.throughoutprep.,adv.in every part, or during the whole period of time:People throughout the country are out of work.He yawned throughout the performance.The school has been repainted throughout.impressv.IorT;not continuousto cause sb. to admire or respect you because of sth. that you have done or said:I remember when I was a child being very impressed with how many toys she had.Your mother was clearly not impressed by our behaviour in the restaurant.He tried to impress me with his extensive knowledge of wine.impress sth. on/upon sb.phrasal verbto make sb. understand or be aware of the importance or value of sth.:Mr Simmons tried to impress on me how much easier my life would be if I were better organized(安排安排).Homework1.Reviewthewordsandexpressionslearnedtoday.2.PreviewthetextofLesson1