unit11--On-reading-books-PPT优秀课件

1、UNIT 11On Reading BooksTeacher : Liu Shuping2017.11.16Warming Up1.Do you like to read books?1.Do you like to read books?2.What kind of books do you like to read?2.What kind of books do you like to read?3.Do you like to visit bookstores?3.Do you like to visit bookstores?世界知名书店雅典人大书店雅典人大书店位于布宜诺斯艾利斯市中心

2、，前身是一个20世纪20年代的剧院，因此这里依旧有剧院的豪华的礼堂和设施，是“世界上最美丽的书店”之名的有力竞争者。整齐的书架放在露台，当你欣赏完这里华丽的装修后，就可以开始读书了。之前剧院的包厢现在是阅览室，舞台上还有一个咖啡厅，在红色的天鹅绒窗帘间。波尔图是葡萄牙的第二大城市，有波尔图是葡萄牙的第二大城市，有100多年的历史了，这里有世界上最美丽的多年的历史了，这里有世界上最美丽的书店。莱罗书店属于新哥特式建筑，里面的书籍既有英语的，也有葡萄牙语书店。莱罗书店属于新哥特式建筑，里面的书籍既有英语的，也有葡萄牙语的。在楼上还有一个小型的咖啡厅。的。在楼上还有一个小型的咖啡厅。荷兰，马斯特里赫

3、特，教堂书店荷兰，马斯特里赫特，教堂书店教堂书店占据了一个多米尼加教堂，有一个钢制的高教堂书店占据了一个多米尼加教堂，有一个钢制的高耸的书架，同时保持了教堂庄严的风格。因此你可以耸的书架，同时保持了教堂庄严的风格。因此你可以在这里欣赏在这里欣赏14世纪屋顶上的壁画，原来的圣坛被一个世纪屋顶上的壁画，原来的圣坛被一个小餐厅所取代。这个有三层的书，可以通过楼梯或电小餐厅所取代。这个有三层的书，可以通过楼梯或电梯到达梯到达。The delight of booksImportant phrases1.A is to B what C is to D:A 与B 的关系等于C与D的关系E.G. 2 is

4、 to 4 what 8 is to 16.2.change .into : 把把.变为变为3.lift.out of: 摆脱，解救摆脱，解救4.so.as to do: 像做某事那样达到像做某事那样达到.程度程度5.on condition that: 以以.为条件为条件6.would rather .than: 宁愿是宁愿是A而不是而不是B7.plenty of；大量的大量的8.to endow sb. with sth.: 赋予某人赋予某人The Delight of Books Books are to mankind what memory is to the individual.

5、 书籍之于人类犹如记忆之于个人。书籍之于人类犹如记忆之于个人。 A is to B what C is to D:A 与B 的关系等于C与D的关系E.G. 2 is to 4 what 8 is to 16. They contain the history of our race, the discoveries we have made, the accumulated knowledge and experience of ages; 它们记载了我们人类的历史和迄今的发现，还有各个时代积累下来的知识和经验； they picture for us the marvels and beau

6、ties of nature, help us in our difficulties, comfort us in sorrow and in suffering, change hours of weariness into moments of delight, store our minds with ideas, fill them with good and happy thoughts, and lift us out of and above ourselves. 它们向我们描述出自然界的奇妙和美丽。但我们身处困境时，它们给我们帮助；当我们受难哀伤时，它们给我们以慰藉；当我们困

7、倦疲倦时，它们让我们快乐起来。书籍还能充实我们的头脑，使其充满美好，快乐的思想，帮助我们走出和超越自我。 Macaulay had wealth and fame, rank and power, and yet he tells us in his biography that he owed the happiest hours of his life to books. 麦考利享有财富、名声、地位和权利，而他在自传中却告诉我们，他一生中最幸福的时刻是从书本中获得的。 and nothing pleases me so much as to see that she likes books

8、,for when she is as old as I am ,she will find that they are better than all the candies and cakes, toys and plays,and sights in the world. 没有什么能比看到她喜欢读书使我更喜悦的了，因为当她到我这把年纪的时候，她就会发现书比所有的糖果，点心，玩具，游戏和世上的一切景观都要好。 He says, If any one would make me the greatest king that ever lived, with palaces and garde

9、ns and fine dinners, and wines and coaches, and beautiful clothes, and hundreds of servants, on condition that I should not read books, I would not be a king; I would rather be a poor man in a garret with plenty of books than a king who did not love reading. 如果有人以不读书为条件，使我成为有史以来最伟大的国王，拥有众多的宫殿、花园，享用佳

10、肴、美酒，乘豪华的马车，着华丽的服饰，还有成百上千的仆人供我驱使，我也还是会拒绝。我宁愿做一个住在一间堆满书的阁楼里的穷人，也不愿做一个不爱读书的国王。 Books ,indeed,endow us with a whole enchanted palace of thoughts. 的确，书籍赋予我们一座神奇的思想的殿堂。 In one way they give us an even vivid idea than the actual reality, just as reflection are often more beautiful than real nature. 可以说，书所

11、给予我们的比现实更生动，就像回忆往往比真的现实情况更加美丽一样。 Without stirring from our firesides we may roam to the most remote regions of the earth, or soar into realms where Miltons angels peal in our ears the choral hymns of Paradise. 足不出户，坐在炉火边，我们就能倘佯在地球上足不出户，坐在炉火边，我们就能倘佯在地球上最遥远的地方，或者翱翔在弥尔顿的王国；在那最遥远的地方，或者翱翔在弥尔顿的王国；在那儿，弥尔顿描摹的天使在我们的耳边大声地吟唱儿，弥尔顿描摹的天使在我们的耳边大声地吟唱着天堂赞歌。着天堂赞歌。 Science,art ,literature, philosophy,-all that man has thought.all that man has done,-the experience that has been bought with the sufferings of a h