Reading(1)：Appreciatingliterature

M8U1 Reading学案Part I: Fast reading1. What is the first part mainly about? A. the history of classic literature B. an introduction to classic literature C. how Jane Austens novel Emma came out D. the difference between classics and modern works.2. The second part mainly tells us _. A. Charles Dickenss works B. Charles Dickenss death C. Charles Dickenss achievements in English literature D. Charles Dickenss soap operas3. The writer wrote the passage mainly to _. A. persuade readers to appreciate classic literature B. introduce Charles Dickens novels to us C. let readers know about Dickens D. make a summary of Great ExpectationsConclusion 1: get the general idea = fast reading 1. Pay attention to of each paragraph( of the whole passage)2. Avoid .Part II: Careful reading1. According to the text, which of the following is Not true? A. All the classics were well written. B. Classics are old and boring. C. You can still find some classics in bookshops and libraries. D. Some films adapted from classics are successful.2. All of the following information about Charles Dickens is true except that_. A. Charles Dickens was born in Portsmouth, England in 1812. B. Oliver Twist was one of his famous novels. C. many of his novels were published in newspapers at the very beginning. D. we can see some of his stories on TV.3. What does the word “it” in Line34 refer to? A. the novel B.the mist C. the danger D. the text4. Which of the following aspects is Not mentioned in the novel Great Expectations? A. the setting of the novel B. Pips change C. Pips bias(偏见) towards Estalla D. the symbol of the novelConclusion 2: get the specific information = careful reading 1. Locate the information according to in questions.2. Pay attention to of the choices3. Find information from when guessing words.Part III: Fill in the blanksGreat Expectations,(1) was written by Charles Dickens is one of the greatest classic novels. The main character of the story (2) (call) Pip. One day Pip is in a misty field of tombs when a man appears and (3) (fright) him. Mist is (4) symbol of danger and uncertainty in the novel. There is also a twist in the plot (5) a very generous stranger gives Pip a lot of money. Since then Pip (6) (change) a lot. He uses the fortune (7) (move) to London and develops the shortcomings of being shallow and having prejudice, and even against his old companions. (8) , by the end of the