新风尚大学英语unit 6 book 2.pptVIP

Unit Six;Relation between Wealth and Health;Topic-discussion;;I. Pre-reading activities;1. Does money buy happiness?;1. Does money buy happiness?;Does money buy happiness 金钱能买幸福吗;2.;I. Pre-reading activities;I. Pre-reading activities;I. Pre-reading activities;I. Pre-reading activities;I. Pre-reading activities;I. Pre-reading activities;I. Pre-reading activities;I. Pre-reading activities;Pyramid;;Pyramid;Text Structure;Detailed study of the text.;assumption n. 假定, 假设;gap n.间隔, 间隙; 差距，分歧;demonstrate v. 说明，证明；演示, 示范;economic a. 经济的，经济学的;Para. 1 Higher income and social status are linked to better health. There is strong evidence to support this. Even more notably, people’s health is affected by how wide the difference in income is between the richest and poorest members of the society. So while people with lower income and social status have less control and fewer choices in their lives, this is even more the case when the income gap in the society is very wide. ;be linked to 与…相联系;have control over 能够控制;How does this affect Canadians? Para. 2 One Canadian study found that men in the top 20 per cent income group live on average six years longer than those in the bottom 20 per cent. For women, the difference was 3 years. ;Para. 3 The rate of infant death is the most dramatic illustration of this trend. Over the last 20 years there has been a considerable drop in the infant death rate. However, babies born in poor neighborhoods continue to have a greater risk of death than infants from wealthy neighborhoods. In fact, their risk of dying is almost double. Para. 4 There are other striking examples of how income affects Canadian children’s health and development.; striking: very unusual or easily noticed, and therefore attracting a lot of attention 引人注目的 ;Para. 5 According to a national study of poverty, family stress, parenting, and neighborhood social capital, Canadian children living in poverty are more