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Reading 板块 教学设计 课件 Unit 1 AppreciatingLiterature Module8UnitOneReadingAppreciatingLiterature Period1 Readingcomprehension FourfamousChineseclassics 1三国演义aADreamofRedMansions TheStoryoftheStone2西游记bRomanceofThreeKingdoms3红楼梦cAllMenAreBrothers4水浒传dJourneytotheWest Foreignclassics PrideandPrejudice 傲慢与偏见JaneAusten RobinsonCrusoe 鲁滨孙克鲁苏DanielDefoe Tessofthed Urbervilles 德伯家的苔丝ThomasHardy Today we llfocusonthenovelGreatExpectationswrittenbyCharlesDickens anexampleof classics Skimming 1 Whatisclassicliterature 2 WhoisCharlesDickens Classicsaretheantiquesoftheliteraryworldincludingnovels playsandpoemsthatwerewrittenalongtimeagoandwerewellwrittenandreceived England sgreatestwriter 4 HowoldisPipwhenthestorybegins Pip 3 WhoisthemaincharacterinthenovelGreatExpectations Sevenyearsold Thestructureofthetext Partone informationaboutParttwo informationaboutPartthree informationabout classicliterature CharlesDickens thebookGreatexpectations Listentothetapeandfinishsomeexercises Answeringthequestions 1 Whydon tmanypeoplelikeclassics Becausetheythinkclassicsareoldandboring andhavenothingtodowithlifetoday 2 WhatistheLiz spointofviewaboutclassicnovels Shedoesn tthinkthattheyareoldorboring andtheyhavesomethingtodowithcontemporarylife 3 WhatiswrittenonCharlesDickens sgravestone Histombreads Byhisdeath oneofEngland sgreatestwritersislosttotheworld 4 WhatkindofpersonisJoe nomorethan5words 5 WhogivesPipalotofmoney nomorethan2words Akindandsimpleman Astranger 6 WhatkindofpersondoespipbecomeafterhemovestoLondon 7 WhyisPipembarrassedbyJoe nomorethan20words Hebecomesvainandashamedofhisbackground BecauseJoedoesn tfithisrigidideasofwhatitmeanstobecivilandtobeagentleman 8 WhathavewelearnedfromthenovelGreatExpectationsisstilltrueofourcontemporarylife Wealthdoesn tbuyhappinessandthatfriendsaremoreimportantthanafancyeducation WorksbyCharlesDickens 雾都孤儿 圣诞颂歌 双城记 艰难时世 远大前程 大卫 科波菲尔 GreatExpectations OliverTwist AChristmasCarol HardTimes ATaleofTwoCities DavidCopperfield Multiplechoice 1 Thewriterwrotethepassagemainlyto A convinceustochangeourattitude 态度 toclassicsB introduceCharlesDicken snovelstousC suggestthatweshouldreadmoreclassicsD makeasummaryofGreatExpectations A 2 Somepeoplethinkthatclassicsareold fashionedbecauseofthefollowingstatementsexcept A theywerewrittenalongtimeago B thelanguageusedinthemisquitedifferentfromthelanguageusedtoday C theyaredifficultforpeopletounderstand D Theycanonlybefoundinbookshopsandlibraries D 3 WhichofthefollowingisNottrueaccordingtothetext A Classicsarealsoworthreadingtoday B Wecanfindthevalueofwritingandwisdominclassics C Classicshavenothingtodowithlifetoday D Someclassicshavebeenadaptedformovies C 4 Whichofthefollowingstatementsiswrong A Clueless theaward winingfilmisbasedonCharlesDickens snovel B thefilmbasedonGreatExpectationswasreleasedin1998 C Atfirst CharlesDickenspublishedmanynovelsinnewspaper D Goodclassicsareexamplesofgreatwritingandwisdom A 1 Whatarethemainelementsofanovel Readpartthreeandmatchtheelementsontheleftwiththecorrectexamplesontheright Partthree Themainelementsofthenovel 1 settinga mist2 symbolb whatitmeanstobeagentleman3 plotc Englandintheearly1800s4 themed Pip Joe Estellae astrangergivesPipalot5charactersofmoney thenPipmovestoLondonandbecomesasnob ThisisanexampleofcharacterdevelopmentinGreatExpectations thatis itisthechangeinPipfrom to beingconcernedonlywithmoney seeingthatmoneyisnotthemostimportantthinginlife 3 What rethemainelements 要素 toconsiderwhenreadinganovel characters setting symbol themeandplot 4 Whatmakesagoodpersuasiveessay Itgivesenoughinformationtomakereadersinterestedbutnotenoughtogiveawaythestory Discussion Canyouthinkofsomepossibleendingsforthenovel Consolidation Matchingexercise1 1antiquesaveryquickandnotexpected2wellreceivedbinsistingondoingsomething3releasedcvaluablethingsfromthepast4abruptdlikedbyalotofpeople5prejudiceemadeavailabletothepublic6rigidfdifficulttochange7civilgpreferencethatpreventstrueconsiderationofasituation8bento