全新版大学英语综合教程第四册课件Unit3.ppt

Unit ThreeUnit ThreeJob InterviewJob InterviewBrief Statementsn A person has to have a job in order to support himself and his family. Before a person can get a job, he is often asked to take an interview. The interview is very important and often the decisive factor in determining success or failure. It means that if a person isn’t able to interview successfully, he won’t get the job. Then how can a person prepare for the interview and get the job he wants? This unit is arranged around the topic—Interview. The author in this unit shows us nsome good advice on being a successful interviewee according to his experience. They are “ prepare to win” “never stop learning” “ believe in yourself” “ find a way to make a difference”. After learning this unit, students are asked to know how to prepare for the interview and some “DOS” and “DON’TS” . And by studying this unit, students also know how to write job application letters and the usage of some important words and expressions. This unit conducts a lot of practice of listening , speaking, reading and writing centering on the topic of Interview and teacher should lets students master all knowledge about them.Objectivesn1.Grsap the main idea and structure of the text.n2.Master the key language pointsn3.Learn to write an application lettern4. Conduct a series of reading, listening, speaking and writing related to the unitWords and Expressionsnapplicant: a person who applies for sth v. apply ne.g. He has applied for a post in England.n The company requires applicants to pass Band Four examination.ninterview: question to decide if sb. is right for a job; meet with sb forne.g. The author often gives the applicant an interview himself.n A reporter from the “Washington Post” interviewed the President.n ngrill: question intensely; cook under or over direct heatne.g. When the woman identified him as the criminal, he was grilled before the police accepted his alibi.n They will grill the chops on the barbecue during having a picnic.nfollow up: take additional steps to furtherne.g. If you books a plane ticket in advance, you follow it up with confirmation.n nin sb’s hands: in sb.’s possessionne.g. The school has been in the headmaster’s hands for about ten years.nprospective: likely to become or bene.g. His words drove away the prospective buyer of the house.nas I see it: in my opinionne.g. As I see it, you should follow the following suggestions if you want to be hired.n as the saying goes: used to introduce a particular phrase that people often sayne.g. As the saying goes, well begun is half done.nendeavor: an effort or attempt to do sth; try to do sthne.g. Our government has endeavored to take measures to protect the environment.nemployment: an occupation, esp. regular paid workne.g. There is a problem even for people in employment.ngo after: try hard to obtainne.g. You should go after what you think is right no matter what other people say.nincidentally: by the wayne.g. I must go now, incidentally, if you want that book I will bring it next time.npartner: one of a pair or team in a sport or game; person who takes part in an activity with another or othersne.g. I am learning to play basketball with my business partner.n nchuckle: laugh quietlyne.g. He was chuckling to himself over what he was reading.nbracket: a group or category that has a particular range; pieces of metal, wood or plastic that are fastened to a wall in order to support something such as a shelfne.g. People in my age bracket can afford to buy a car.nphysical: of or concerning the body; of or concerning the laws of naturene.g. One day while doing physical exercise, he fell to the floor and broke his arm.nstructure: the way in which sth. Is organized, built or put togetherne.g. Administration structure varies from country to country.ntake a crack: try to do sth.ne.g. When he graduated from college, he took a crack to look for a well-paid job but without success.nmake a difference: change the situation or out look; have an effectn n(make a/ some/ no /little difference)ne.g. Your support will certainly make a difference in our cause.n It won’t make any difference to me whether you leave or not.npartition: a thin wall or screen that divides a room or other indoor spacenblurt: utter abruptly and thoughtlesslyne.g. As soon as I brought forward the question, she blurt the answer out.n npry: try to look into private facts about a personne.g. His story is based on prying into ordinary people’s life.nin the neighborhood of: aboutne.g. my father has bought the house in the neighborhood of 50,0000 dollars.ngenerous: giving or ready to give freelyne.g. It was generous of them to share their house with the homeless refugees.njet: an aircraft with one or more jet enginesne.g. Commercial air transport has experienced massive growth with the advent of jet airliners.nbeyond one’s wildest dreams: more than anyone/ one can ever imaginene.g. His 。