Unit-8-A-Horse-and-Two-Goatsppt课件.ppt

Unit8AHorseandTwoGoats,PartIListeningHesmiledpolitelyeverynowandthen,tryingtobefriendly.5.Whatwastheresult?Thosedidnthelpatall;mutualmystificationandmisunderstandingcontinued.,14,6.SummarizethefirsthalfofthestoryfromthebeginningtoThen,heturnedtogo.TheAmericantriedtostrikeaconversationaboutthestatueofthehorseheadmired,buttheoldmanmistookhimforapoliceofficerinvestigatingarecentmurderintheneighbourhood.7.Whatwasspecialaboutthehorsestatueaccordingtotheoldman?Thehorsewasasacredimageandwouldappearasthetenthavatar,theRedeemer,attheendoftheYugatohelpthegoodandpunishtheevil.8.Howdidtheoldmanunderstandthetouriststakingoutaone-hundredrupeenote?Hethoughtthatthetouristwantedtochangethislargenote.9.Whatdidhesuggestthetouristtodothen?Toturntothevillageheadman.10.Whydidtheoldmanlookathisgoats?Thevillageheadmangoesmadwheneverheseestheoldmanandhistwogoats.,15,11.Whatdidthetouristdothen?Hestrokedthebacksofthegoatstopleasetheoldmanbyshowinganinterestinhispets.12.Whatthoughtoccurredtotheoldman?Thethoughtthatthetouristinfactwantedtomakehimanofferforthegoats.13.Whathadtheoldbeendreamingofallhislife?Hisdreamofalifetimewastosellthegoatsandopenasmallshopwiththecapitalgotfromtheselling.14.WhatdidtheoldmanmeanbypointingatthewagonandwhatdidtheAmericantouristmeanbysaying“Yes,ofcourse”?Fortheoldman:takingthegoatsawayinthewagon;Forthetourist:takingthehorsestatueinthewagon.15.Whydidthetouristsitdownwaitingaftertheoldmanleft?Hethoughttheoldmanmusthavegonetofetchsomehelp.16.Summarizethesecondhalfofthestory.Bothpartiestriedtoemploydifferentmeansofcommunicationtoworkouttheothersintention.Butthemisunderstandingcontinuedandgotworse,finallyleadingtoahilariousendingwhentheAmericanwasleftalonewaitingwithtwogoats.17.Howdoyouthinkthestorywillend?,16,Words&Expressions,Prancepr:nsvi.（马）腾跃，奔驰.aprancinglight-footedmarenamedPrincess.一匹脚步轻盈地疾跑着的名叫“公主”的母马intheshapeofaprancinghorse=havingtheshapeofahorsespringingupfromitshindlegs,17,withhistailloopedupwithaflourishwithhistailcurledupspiritedlywithaflourishwithonebig,noticeablemovemente.g.Hetookoffhishatwithaflourish.drowsefallintoalightsleepgrazefeedongrassatthesightofwhensb.seese.g.Shefaintedatthesightofblood.atthethoughtofwhenthinkingofatthementionofwhenmentioningpresencebeinginaplacee.g.Thedocumentwassignedinthepresenceoftwowitnesses.,18,respectfullyinawaytoshowrespecte.g.Weresopleasedtomeetyouatlast,hesaidinarespectfultoneofvoice.reacttorespondtoingratiatingly(disapproving)behavinginawaytomakeotherslikeyoubypleasingandpraisingtheme.g.Hesalwaystryingtoingratiatehimselfwithhisboss.haveacleanrecordhavenocriminalrecordatlengthforalongtimee.g.Georgewentonatgreatlengthabouthisvariousillnesses.,19,relatevt.narrate,tellcometolifebecomealive,fullofactivitye.g.Thematchfinallycametolifeinthesecondhalf.mutualmystificationmutualconfusionandmisunderstandingchatterawaytalkrapidlyincessantlyandontrivialthingspeerlookcarefullyorwithdifficultye.g.shepeeredatthetagtoreadtheprice.Isawherpeepingthroughthecurtains.thelikeofsb./sth(sbs/sthslike)n.similarthingsorpersonse.g.Hedescribedasuperlativemeal,thelikeofwhichhednevereaten.,20,flourishwave,exhibitdramaticallye.g.Shecameinsmiling,flourishingherexamresults.Itissoundpolicytodoitisawisedecisiontododawnonsb.sb.suddenlyrealizessth.e.g.IwasabouttopayfortheshoppingwhenitsuddenlydawnedonmethatIhadleftmychequebookathome.whenitsuddenlycametomethatwhenitsuddenlyoccurredtomethatmakesb.anofferforsth.offertobuysth.onthisveryspotinthisveryplace,21,LanguageWork(B),massivedisturbsacredcapitalrelatedingratiatinglyrespectful,22,LanguageWork(C),Itsuddenlydawnedonthefatherthathissonwaslyingtohim.Theforeignermadetheoldwomananofferfortheoldjarandshefoundherselfunabletorefuse.Theboyreactedtohisteacherscriticismbyturninghisbackontheteacher.Theprisonerfeltveryregretfulatthethoughtofhispast.Hestoodatthestreetcorner,followinghismotherwithhiseyesuntilshegotoutofsight.Idontknowwhichcompaniesshewasreferringtowhenshespokeofcompetingfirms.Motherpacedinthecorridorwhileherdaughterwashavinganoperationinsidetheoperatingtheatre.Ithinkthatitissoundpolicytobansmokinginallpublicplaces.,23,PartIIIExtendedActivities,DictationReadMoreGrammarWorkVocabularyWorkTranslationCulturalInformation,24,Dictation,Languageisthecommonestmeansofcommunicationforhumanbeings,/butifpeoplespeakdifferentlanguages,/theyusuallyturntoothermeans./Gesture,then,isoftenthefirstchoice./Gesturesinmostcaseshelppeoplealotingettingtheirmeaningsacross./However,sincethesamegesturesmaybeusedfordifferentideasindifferentcultures,/failuresincommunicationoftenhappen./Sometimesthismayleadtoterribleconsequences./Severalyearsago,someEuropeansailorswereswimmingnearacoastalareainaforeigncountry,/whichwasclosedtooutsiders./Seeingtheseunknownswimmers,theguardsonthecoastwantedtoquestionthem./Theguardsshoutedtothemtocomenearer,/andmadeatthesametimetheirusual“comehere”gesture./Thesailorsdidnotunderstandthelanguage/andtookthegesturetomean“goaway”,/andtheyrealizedtheymightbenearcoastaldefenses,/sotheyswamoff./Theconsequencewasthattheguardswhowerenowhighlysuspicious,/openedfire,withtragicresults./,25,ReadMore:Gestures,QuestionsforReadingComprehension:1.Whatusuallywillapersonbedoingwhilehe/sheistalking?2.Howdousuallypeopledescribethingslikeaspiralstaircase?3.Howdopeopleacrossculturesconveycertainmessagesbygestures?4.Doyouknowanyspecialgesturesusedinyourlocalitywhichhavespecialmeanings?5.Whydoyouthinkhumanbeingsneedgesturestohelpincommunication?6.Whatdoyouthinkis/arethekeyfactor(s)tosuccessfulcommunicationacrosscultures?,26,Whatdothesegesturesmeanacrosscultures?,27,Words&Expressions,thoughadv.however,neverthelesse.g.Wewereatschooltogether.Ihaventseenherforyearsthough.varyfromonecountrytoanothervaryfromcountrytocountrybeckonsb.withyourpalmdowncallsbtoyouwithyourpalmdownlookuptosb.respectsb.WhileinRome,doastheRomansdo.入国问禁，入乡随俗,28,GrammarWork,a.grateful,relieved,content,reluctant,determined,keen,due,fit,free,frightened,inclined,easy,cheap,pleasant,thrillingb.1.Itwillbedifficultformetodoit.2.Itssoundpolicytosaveregularly.3.ItwasverydangerousforMiketodrivethecarsofast.4.Itisadisadvantageforhertotakepartinacompositioncompetitionwherealltheothercompetitorsareolderthanher.5.Itwasadisgraceforhertoquarrelwithherhusbandinpublic.6.Itwasashameforyoucheatintheexam.7.Itsaconvenienttimeforyoutovisitthehospital.8.Itwasmyhonourtobeinvitedtoyourparty.9.Itwasverygenerousofhertopaythebill.10.Itwasmeanofhimtokeepeverythingforhimself.,29,VocabularyWork,30,Translation,InthetraditionalChineseoperaTheWhiteSnake,thewhitesnake(theladywhite)comesdowntotheearthintheshapeofabeautifulgirlandfallsinlovewithXuxiantowhomshegetsmarriedlater.Shefeelsdizzyatthesightofblood.Hekeptdrowsinginclassthismorning.Herelatedthewholestoryofthelong-standingdisputebetweenthetwofamilies.Shewouldburstintotearsatthethoughtofherchildwhowaskilledinatrafficaccident.Itdawnedonmethathewasactuallytryingtohelpme.Thecaveforthethreeofthemtohideinwasnomorethantwometershigh.,31,Thered-facedmanlooked