英语：unit1(laughterisgoodforyou)资料(16)(译林牛津版6).ppt

英语：unit1(laughterisgoodforyou)资料（16）（译林牛津版6）,1.Whatdoyouknowaboutdrama?2.HaveyoueverseendramaseitheronTVorinatheatre?3.Haveyoueveractedinadrama?,Dramameansapieceofwritingtobeperformedbyactors,aplayfortheatre,television,radio,etc.,4.Inyouropinion,inordertoputonadrama,whatpreparationsshouldbemade?Whatstepsareneededtoprepareaplay?,(1)Listentothedirector,(2)Learnlinesbyheart,(3)Findoutwhenthecharacterisonstage.,(4)Makealistofwhichactsandscenesyouarein.,(5)Dressedinyourcostumeandwaitinginthewingsatleastonescenebeforeyougoonstage.,(6)Followthestagedirections.,PartA,ReadpartAplease,andanswerthequestions:,Theinvisiblebench,1)Whatkindofcomedydoesthisplayuse?2)WhatdoyouthinkofthechildrenexceptMike?,Theplaymainlyusesthephysicalstyleofcomedy.,Theyaredishonest,insincere,false/hypocritical,3)Attheendoftheplay,Mikesaid,“No.Imusthaveforgottentotellyou.Whatdoeshemean?4)Isthereabenchintheplay?,Hewantedtopunishthemormakefunofthem.,No.Thereisntany.,PartB,Theimportantpapers,ReadpartBquicklyandanswerthequestions,1)Whatkindofcomedydoesthisplayuse?2)Whodoyouthinkisthemaincharacterintheplay?3)Whatdoesthekingactuallywant?,Theplayusesthestyleofprop.Actorsusetheprop-toiletpaperandsomeotherpaperstoperformtheplay.,Theking,Toiletpaper.,4)Whyaretheothersunabletounderstandhim?5)Howdoestheplaywrightmaketheplayfunny?,Becausehewasakingandhesaysthathewantsimportantpapers.Theotherswouldmistakethemforsomeofficialdocuments.,Theplaywrightusesaplayuponwords-importantpaperandtoiletpaper-tomakepeoplelaugh.,Discussion,Whatdoyouthinkeachplaywantstotellus?,PlayI,PlayII,Summary,Thetwoplayshaveasimilarity.Boththeplaystellusaphenomenoninoursociety.Agroupofpeoplearoundusarehypocriticalandproudofthemselves.Theysavetheirfacesatallcosts,butactuallytheywillsufferfromtheirownactions.Theplaywrightswritetheplaysinanironicway.Thiskindofplayalwaysleadsustothinking,becausetheyalwaysreflectsomesocialproblemsaroundus.,Actoutthetwoplays,Languagepoints,1.Iamsittingonaninvisiblebench,ofcourse.(line8)Thesebacteriaareinvisibleunlessviewedwithamicroscope.Tourismbringsin40%oftheislandsinvisibleearnings.,(2006上海)Youcanseethestarsonaclearnight,butinthedaytimetheyare_.A.unavoidableB.invisibleC.inaccessibleD.unavailable,2Youshouldjoinus.Itsniceandcosy.(line18),fortableandpleasant,especially(ofabuilding)becausesmallandwarmThisroomisniceandcosyinthewinter.Heshowedmeintoacosylittleroom.,3Mikelooksannoyed.(line25),annoyedadj.angry:Iwassoannoyedwithhimforturninguplate.Hewasannoyedatthewayshetriedtotakeoverthewholemeeting.Myparentswereratherannoyed(that)Ihadnttoldthemabouttheaccident.Shewasannoyedtodiscoverthatherhusbandhadtakenhercarkeys.,annoying,adj.makingyoufeelannoyed:Itsreallyannoyingwhenatrainislateandtheresnoexplanation.Hesgotareallyannoyinglaugh.,annoy,vt.tomakesomeoneangry:Timreallyannoyedmeinthemeetingthismorning.Imsorry-ismycoughannoyingyou?+thatItannoysmethatshejustexpectsustohelp.Itreallyannoysmewhenpeopleexpectmetotipaswellaspayaservicechargeinarestaurant.,4Mikestandsupandwandersovertothemiddleofthestageand“sits”down.(L27),wandersvi.orvt.towalkaroundslowlyinarelaxedwayorwithoutanyclearpurposeordirection:Wespentthemorningwanderingaroundtheoldpartofthecity.Shewasfoundseveralhourslater,wanderingthestreets,lost.Hewashereamomentagobutheswanderedoffsomewhere.,5Itgottoocrowded,soImovedthebench.（line38),Bytenoclockthebarwascrowdedwithmanypeople.Acrow