UNIT 1 POPULATION AND IMMIGRATION
UNIT 1 POPULATION AND IMMIGRATION
UNIT 1 POPULATION AND IMMIGRATION
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读 写 译 教 学 参 考 书 2<br />
plainly, simply, matter-of-factly? What kinds of description does the author use? Are his adjectives glowing and<br />
vivid or are they calm and bland? How does the author’s manner of description, and thus his attitude, change from<br />
character to character? Are there particular images that seem to point to a particular attitude on the writer’s part?<br />
Does the characters’ situation or setting relate to or reflect the story’s tone?<br />
Apply the Strategy<br />
Key for Reference<br />
The purpose of the following Reading 1 is to explain the challenges that immigrants may face and to point<br />
out the great contributions that immigrants make to the country to which they moved.<br />
Try to figure out the author’s attitude toward some specific aspects related to immigration. Fill in the<br />
chart with a check“√”for each choice you make.<br />
People emigrate for financial reasons.<br />
Statement<br />
Immigrants have taken part in building growing nations such as Australia,<br />
Canada, and the United States.<br />
Many immigrants may find that their credentials are worthless once they<br />
leave their homeland.<br />
Immigration often raises concerns in the country that immigrants hope to<br />
make their new homes.<br />
People immigrate because they hope for a better future for their children<br />
and a higher standard of living for their family.<br />
A new wave of immigrants may seem to be too foreign, not sharing in the<br />
same societal values, ideals, and customs as others in the new homeland.<br />
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Language for Reference<br />
The following words, phrases, and sentence patterns are closely related to the topic of “Population and<br />
Immigration,” and help Ss familiarize themselves with the topic quickly.<br />
1) In some cases, people have had little or no choice of whether or not to emigrate.<br />
2) Such discrimination and poor treatment of immigrants is an all too common story.<br />
3) to meet the standards of...<br />
4) to fail to embrace the opportunities and advantages of...<br />
5) to view as a senseless conflict<br />
6) to migrate to growing nations such as...<br />
7) to escape starvation or war<br />
8) Immigration raises concerns that...<br />
9) to take the initiative to do...<br />
10) These young people are different in many ways from...<br />
11) in between<br />
12) to fall into this category