九年级英语上册 Module 3 Fighting crime Unit 6 Detectives Reading课件 （新版）牛津上海版.ppt

reading fightingcrime 6 detectives contentspage cartoontalk whatdoyouknowabout beforeyouread whileyouread vocabulary comprehension afteryouread cartoontalk 2 1 1 2 i velostmyfriend he sarobotwithabrokenarmcalledlo what shisotherarmcalled whoisthemanontherightinthepicture whydoeshicallhimtohisflat what swrongwithlo doesthemanknowwhathihassaid whatdotheman swordsmean heisadetective becausehecan tfindlo hehasabrokenarm no hedoesn t hethinkstherobot sbrokenarmiscalledlo 2 2 1 2 whatdoyouknowabout 5 1 1 2 3 lookatthepictures whatarethesecasescalled a1 atheftbrobberycmurder a c b wecallthemcrimes 4 5 whatcrimeshavebeenreportedinthenewsrecently makealistofthecrimes a2 5 2 1 2 3 4 5 robberyapairofmetalringsusedforholdingaperson swriststogethermurderbsomethingthathelpsfindtheanswerstealingchavingcommittedacrimecluedthecrimeoftakingwhatisnotyoursfromsomeone somewhere especiallyusingviolencedetectiveethepersonwhomakesthedecisionsincourtsuspectftakingsomethingthatisnotyoursinnocentgwhatsomeonetellsthepoliceguiltyhhavingdonenothingwrongwitnessiakindofpolicemanstatementjthecrimeofkillingsomeonejudgeksomeonewhosawwhathappenedhandcuffslsomeonewhothepolicethinkcommittedacrime thefollowingaresomevocabularyitemsassociatedwithcrimeanddetection matchthemwiththeirmeanings a3 5 3 1 2 3 djfbilhckgea 4 5 couldyoubeadetective readthedialoguebelowandfindthethingsformichaelinthepicture youwillfindtenthingsthattellyouitwaspaintedrecently andnotin1850 onehasbeendoneforyou a4 5 4 1 2 3 michaeliboughtthispaintingyesterday itwaspaintedin1850 meilingi mafraidsomeonehascheatedyou lookatthepicturecarefully 4 5 5 5 1 2 3 mobilephone undergroundstation electricstreetlight lamp walkman rollerskates speedboat helicopter zebracrossing double deckerbus 4 5 beforeyouread 2 1 1 2 beforeyoureadthedialogueonthenextpage lookatthetitle theintroductionandthepicture b1 trytoguesstheanswerstothequestionsbelow b2 2 2 1 2 whatwasthecrime didthedetectivesolveit whathappenedtothecriminal avasewasstolen yes hedid thecriminalwascaught whileyouread 4 1 1 2 3 4 protectingtheinnocent pansywantedtowriteanarticleondetectivesfortheschoolnewspaper togetinformation sheintervieweddetectiveken thisispartoftheinterview 4 2 1 2 3 4 pansyyousaythatyoulikebeingadetective why kenletmetellyouaboutarecentcasethatidealtwith pansy mrjonesisaveryrichmanwholivesaloneandenjoyscollectingthings hepurchasedavasefor300 000dollars heshowedittoonlytwopeople hisfriendsjillandjenny thenhelockeditinthesafeathishouse thatnight someonestoleit mrjonesreportedthetheft andiwenttohishousetolookforclues pansydidyoufindany kenyes ifoundablackpearlearringneartheopensafeand outsidetheopenwindowoftheroom isawalotofmudonthewetground insidetheroom thecarpetwasspotlesslyclean 4 3 1 2 3 4 pansysowhatdidyoudonext keniinterviewedjillandjenny theybothdeniedstealingthevase butinoticedthatjillwaswearingablackpearlnecklace butnoearrings pansysojillwasthethief kenididn tknow ineededproof agooddetectiveneverjumpstoconclusions idecidedwhattodonext ishowedjilltheearring andsheadmitteditwashers shesaidsomeonehadstolenitfromherhouseamonthbefore icheckedherstory itwastrue pansysojillwasnolongerasuspect butwhataboutyourotherclue themudoutsideandthespotlesscarpetinside 4 4 1 2 3 4 kenthattoldmethatprobablynothiefbrokeintomrjones shouse soiquestionedmrjonesand intheend headmittedstealinghisownvase hehadboughtinsuranceforit theinsurancecompanywouldpayhim300 000dollarsifthevasewasstolen pansyandwhostolejill searring kenmrjonesdidthataswell hetriedtomakesurethatjillwouldgotojailinsteadofhim pansysonowmrjonesisbehindbars kenyes andjillisfree myjobistoprotecttheinnocentaswellasfindtheguilty that swhyilikebeingadetective vocabulary 5 1 1 2 findthewordsintheboxintheinterviewandtrytoworkouttheirmeaningsbyreadingthewordsaroundthem thenusethewordstocompleteken sdiary youwillneedtouseoneofthewordstwice c1 admitteddeniedpurchasedcaseproofsafe 3 4 5 12septemberyesterdayidealtwithtwocases inthefirstcase thesuspect ricky atfirst 1 beingabankrobber ishowedhimaphotographofhimselfinthebankatthetimeoftherobbery carryingagun thiswasallthe 2 ineededandhe 3 thathewasguilty inthesecond 4 thesuspect flora 5 adiamondforfiftythousanddollars shepaidforitwithfakebanknotes later she 6 shehadprintedthenotesherself whenisearchedherflat ifoundhalfamilliondollarsinfakenotes shekeptthemina 7 inthewall admitteddeniedpurchasedcaseproofsafe 5 2 1 2 3 4 denied proof admitted case purchased admitted safe 5 usethewordsandphrasesfromtheinterviewintheboxtocompletethesentencesbelow thewordsandphrasesshouldhavethesamemeaningasthoseinbrackets c2 5 3 1 2 3 4 behindbarstheguiltyinsurancejumpstoconclusionstheinnocentspotlessly 5 5 4 1 2 3 4 behindbarsjumpstoconclusionstheguiltytheinnocentinsurancespotlessly mrjoneswasput intojail kenisagooddetective henever makesuphismindtooquickly inthecaseofthemissingvase kensucceededinfinding personwhohasdonesomethingwrong andprotecting personwhohasnotdoneanythingwrong thecarpetintheroomwas completely clean mrjonesbought apromisefromacompanytopayhimmoneyifsomeonestolehisvase forhisvase behindbars jumpstoconclusions theguilty theinnocent spotlessly insurance 5 eachofthefollowingsentencesisacluetoawordorphrasethatwelearnedinthisunit readthesentencesandthinkofthevocabulary c3 5 5 1 2 3 4 ifthedressisn ttooexpensive i llbuyit purchaseyourshirt swet itmustberaining jumptoconclusionsmrssongwasalawyer onedayshewasfoundmurdered casethejudgesaidthemancouldnotbeinnocent andthejuryagreedthathehadcommittedthecrime theguiltyithinki vefoundsomething cluehisfingerprintonthegunshowedhewasdefinitelythemurderer proofthisisprisonerno 720321 heisinjailforsellingdrugs behindbarstherewasneveranylitterandthestreetwasveryclean spotlesslyi mnotsure butibelieveraymondistheonewhodidit suspect 5 comprehension 10 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 reachingconclusionsweoftenreachaconclusionfromafact readtheexamplesbelow factspossibleconclusionsyourphoneisringing someonewantstospeaktoyou david sfacehasbecomeverydark hehasbeensunbathing alanisstandingoutsideacinema heiswaitingforsomeone sometimesourconclusionsareright andsometimestheymightbewrong 7 8 9 10 10 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 herearesomeofthefactsthatdetectivekendiscoveredandsomeoftheconclusionsonemightreach matchthefactswiththepossibleconclusions d1 7 8 9 10 someoftheconclusionsind1wererightandsomewerewrong readtheinterviewagain writedownthelettersoftherightconclusionsandthelettersofthewrongones d2 10 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 a b e c d 7 8 9 10 readthesefactsandthinkofsomepossibleconclusions d3 10 4 1 2 3 4 5 6 therearealotofpolicemencomingoutofabuilding there sabrokenwindowandaboyrunningnearby there savery verylongqueueatthebusstop peterisabsentfromschool it swinter butyouseeawomanlookingverybrown yourneighboursuddenlystartsbuyingalotofexpensivethings theundergroundstationinpeople ssquareisvery verycrowded 7 8 9 10 10 5 1 2 3 4 5 6 thesearestepskenusedinfindingoutthetruth puttheminthecorrectorder thefirstonehasbeendoneforyou d4 1 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 10 10 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 readthepassageagainandfindoutthequalitiesthatkenhasgottobeagooddetective thenfindsomeevidencesinthepassage d5 careful hefoundalotofcluesinmrjones shouse thoughtful heneverjumpstoconclusions patient hequestionedeverysuspect 7 8 9 10 10 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 readlines1through9 answerthefollowingquestions d6 whatismrjones shobby howmuchdidhepayforthevase wheredidmrjonesputthevase whydidmrjonescalldetectivekentohishouse whomightbethesuspect s collectingthings 300 000dollars inthesafe athishouse becausethevasewasstolen jill jennyandmrjones 7 8 9 10 10 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 detectivekenisaverycarefulpersonandheneverletsanycluespassby readlines10through25 trytofindoutwheredetectivekenfoundallthecluesaboutthecase d7 neartheopensafe outsidetheroom insidetheroom lookedforclues jill 7 8 9 10 10 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 readlines10through25againandcompletethechart d8 ablackpearlearring ablackpearlnecklace alotofmud spotlesslycleancarpet jillstolethevase nooneenteredtheroomfromoutside bothjillandjenny thevase itwas thatjill searring amonthago deniedstealing true wasstolen 7 8 9 10 kenquestionedmrjonesforalongtime mrjonesisquitegreedy mrjonescheatedhisfriends mrjonescommittedthecrime kenloveshisjob soiquestionedmrjones stealinghisownvase hehadboughtinsurance ifthevasewasstolen hestolejill searringandtriedtomakesure ofhim sonowmrjonesisbehindbars myjobisto that swhyilikebeingadetective 10 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 readlines26through41 findevidencesinthispartforthefollowingopinions d9 7 8 9 10 afteryouread 4 1 1 2 3 answerthefollowingquestions e1 whatjobdoeskendo whydidpansyinterviewhim whoreportedatheftoneday whatwasstolen whomdidheshowthevaseto howmuchdidhepurchaseitfor wheredidheputit didkenfindanycluesintheroom whatarethecluesintheroom 4 whatpossibleconclusioncankendrawafterhefoundablackpearlearringnearthesafeandablackpearlnecklacearoundjill sneck whatpossibleconclusioncankendrawafterhefoundsomemudonthegroundoutsidetheroomandthespotlesslycleancarpetinsidetheroom whydidmrjonesstealhisownvase whatdidmrjonesdotomakesurethatjillwouldgotojailinsteadofhim whereismrjonesnow whydoesdetectivekenlikehisjob 4 2 1 2 3 4 completethesummaryof protectingtheinnocent withproperwords e2 4 3 1 2 3 why case vase clues outside earring friend necklace lost checked own insurance suspect jail prison innocent guilty 4 ingroupsoffourtosix discussthesequestions e3 4 4 1 2 3 4 whatqualitiesdoesadetectiveneedtohave whatshouldadetectivebegoodat wouldyouliketobeadetectiveinthefuture whyorwhynot consolidation workbook9a pages45and52 crime kra m n anactionwhichisagainstthelaw storesspendmoreandmoreoncrimepreventioneveryyear detective d tekt v n aperson especiallyapoliceofficer whosejobistoexaminecrimesandcatchcriminals haveyoueverreadthedetectivestoriesaboutsherlockholmes innocent n snt adj notguiltyofacrime etc nothavingdonesomethingwrong shewasfoundinnocentofanycrime recent ri snt adj happeningnotlongago therehavebeengreatchangeshereinrecentyears case ke s n amatterbeingdealtwithbythepolice thepolicesolvedthecaseofthestolencar purchase p t s v buy hepurchasedanewcarpetfor800yuan safe se f n astrong metalboxwhichlockstoholdvaluableitems iknowthenumbertoopenthesafe clue klu n somethingthathelpsusfindthetruth thedetectivewascleveratspottingclues earring r n apieceofjewellerythatyoufasteninoronyourear mymotherboughtmeapairofearringslastweek mud m d n wetearththatissoftandsticky thecarwheelsgotstuckinthemud spotlessly sp tl sl adv withoutanydirt anoperatingtheatreshouldbespotlesslyclean deny d na v sayyouhavenotdonesomething themandeniedthathehadbrokenintothehouse necklace nekl s n jewellerywornaroundtheneck thequeenworeadimondneckl