UnitTheRealTruthaboutLies学习教案VIP

1、会计学1UnitTheRealTruthaboutLies第一页，共63页。I.To talk about the topic of lying freely and understand the real truth of lies.III.To master some key vocabulary and difficult language points.To grasp the main idea of the text, master the authors writing style and make clear the structure of the whole passage

2、.II.第1页/共62页第二页，共63页。Consolidation activitiesWarming-up activitiesGlobal study of the text Detailed study of the text第2页/共62页第三页，共63页。第3页/共62页第四页，共63页。第4页/共62页第五页，共63页。第5页/共62页第六页，共63页。intention and avoid hurting someones feelings. 第6页/共62页第七页，共63页。第7页/共62页第八页，共63页。truth, unless, of course, you are

3、an exceptionally good liar. - - - Jerome K. Jerome 第8页/共62页第九页，共63页。Textwriting stylebackgourndstrucutral analysismain ideatone of writingconsequences of lying第9页/共62页第十页，共63页。 It is an essay which intends to convince the reader to believe what the author believes about a certain topic.(a clear topi

4、c statement, sufficient evidence or examples, logical reasoning)argumentative or persuasivejournalistic第10页/共62页第十一页，共63页。concludes that some lies are _, while others are to be _.causesconsequencesavoidedjustifiable第11页/共62页第十二页，共63页。paras 16-18Discussing whether lies should be avoided at all costs.

5、Part IPart IIPart IIIPart IVparas 7-11Telling little white lies is a common practice and the reason for telling such lies is familiar - we dont want to hurt others.paras 12-15The consequences of telling lies.paras 1-6Introducing the topic by reporting two survey results.第12页/共62页第十三页，共63页。trust each

6、 other any more.Consequences of lying (paras. 12-15)第13页/共62页第十四页，共63页。vocabularysentence structurecultural noteswriting techniquegrammarrhetorical featuressentenceparaphrase第14页/共62页第十五页，共63页。falsehoods. The other 140 participants told 1535.questions: paras. 1-6第15页/共62页第十六页，共63页。other men generall

7、y for self-promoting reasons.第16页/共62页第十七页，共63页。第17页/共62页第十八页，共63页。admissions, 91 per cent of all respondents said they were satisfied with my own ethics and character.第18页/共62页第十九页，共63页。第19页/共62页第二十页，共63页。questions: paras. 7-11第20页/共62页第二十一页，共63页。第21页/共62页第二十二页，共63页。to me about?第22页/共62页第二十三页，共63页。

8、第23页/共62页第二十四页，共63页。第24页/共62页第二十五页，共63页。can coarsenhis chances of being caught may warp.”questions: paras. 12-15第25页/共62页第二十六页，共63页。第26页/共62页第二十七页，共63页。第27页/共62页第二十八页，共63页。第28页/共62页第二十九页，共63页。authority to lie to us whenever they think it is for our own good.”Homeworkquestions: paras. 16-18第29页/共62页第

9、三十页，共63页。第30页/共62页第三十一页，共63页。第31页/共62页第三十二页，共63页。Professor DePaulo, 140 out of 147 people admitted having told lies. As some of the lies are well-intentioned, people may not regard them as lies. This result shows that telling lies is common. Part I (paras. 1-6)第32页/共62页第三十三页，共63页。4. How does he conv

10、ince the readers “the real truth” of lies?nscientific research; example; scholarly quotationPart I (paras. 1-6)第33页/共62页第三十四页，共63页。第34页/共62页第三十五页，共63页。第35页/共62页第三十六页，共63页。称的人 profession 职业，声明 professorial 教授(jioshu)似的，学者派头的 professorship 教授(jioshu)职位第36页/共62页第三十七页，共63页。ne.g. She called the verdict a

11、 victory of truth over falsehood.n她将这一判决(pnju)称为真理对谬误的胜利。第37页/共62页第三十八页，共63页。第38页/共62页第三十九页，共63页。(formal) pretend that you are interested, surprised, etc.e.g. “Oh really!” he said, trying to feign interest.nSometimes its best just to feign ignorance (=pretend that you do not know anything).第39页/共62页

12、第四十页，共63页。第40页/共62页第四十一页，共63页。第41页/共62页第四十二页，共63页。Detailed reading4 Might that, too, be a lie? Is it possible to consider that a lie?Might here means “possibility”. Note that may, when used to mean “possibility”, is normally not used in a question. Language work第42页/共62页第四十三页，共63页。第43页/共62页第四十四页，共63

13、页。第44页/共62页第四十五页，共63页。Detailed reading3- 7. devote togive all or a large part of ones time or resources to (a person, activity, or cause)e.g.I want to devote more time to my family.He devotes himself to philanthropy(慈善事业(c shn sh y). Language work第45页/共62页第四十六页，共63页。truth第46页/共62页第四十七页，共63页。第47页/共62页第四十八页，共63页。11. invariably: ad. alwaysnIts invariably wet when I take my holidays. nShe invariably forgets to take her keys.第48页/共62页第四十九页，共63页。第49页/共62页第五十页，共63页。第50页/共62页第五十一页，共63页。第51页/共62页第五十二页，共63页。第52页/共62页第五十三页，共63页。第53页/共62页第五十四页，共63页。第54页/共62页第五十五页