北师大版英语九年级Lesson-13-Anne-of-Green-Gables1课件x

初中课件中小学精编教育课件初中课件中小学精编教育课件1北师大版英语九年级Lesson-13-Anne-of-Green-Gables1课件x2AnneOfGreenGablesItisabestselling1908novelbyCanadianauthorLucyMaudMontgomery.Writtenasfictionforreadersofallages,theliteraryclassichasbeenconsideredachildren'snovelsincethemid-twentiethcentury.ItrecountstheadventuresofAnneShirley,ayoungorphangirl,age11AnneOfGreenGablesItisabe3LucyMaudMontgomeryNovember30,1874–April24,1942publiclyknownasL.M.Montgomery,ShewasaCanadianauthorbestknownforaseriesofnovelsbeginningwithAnneofGreenGables.Montgomerywentontopublish20novelsaswellas530shortstories,500poems,and30essays.LucyMaudMontgomeryNovember34PlotSummaryAnne,ayoungorphanfromthefictionalcommunityof

Bolingbroke,issenttoPrinceEdwardIslandafterachildhoodspentinstrangers'homesandorphanages.MarillaandMatthewCuthbert,siblingsintheirfiftiesandsixties,haddecidedtoadoptaboyfromtheorphanagetohelpMatthewruntheirfarm.TheyliveatGreenGables,theirAvonleafarmhouseonPrinceEdwardIsland.Throughamisunderstanding,theorphanagesendsAnneShirley.ThenovelrecountshowAnnemakesherwaywiththeCuthberts,inschoolandwithinthetown.PlotSummaryAnne,ayoungorph5MaincharactersAnneShirley—Animaginative,talkative,red-headedorphanwhocomestolivewithMatthewandMarillaCuthbert,whoaresiblings.MarillaCuthbert—SheisanausterewomanwhotriestosubdueAnne'simaginative.Thoughsheisconservativeinherrules,shedoesloveAnneandhastheglimmeringsofasenseofhumourandahiddensoftside.MatthewCuthbert—Ashy,awkwardmanwhotakesalikingtoAnnefromthestart.Thetwobecomefastfriends.Heisagoodlistener.BecauseMarillahasprimaryresponsibilityforrearingthegirl,hehasnoqualmsabout"spoiling"herandindulgingherinprettyclothesandotherfrivolities.MaincharactersAnneShirley—An6

AnneShirleyAnneShirley7MYOPINIONAfterreadingthisarticle,Ithinkit’sawonderfulwork.Theauthorusedhercleansmooth,vividandhumorousstyletotellusastoryaboutapurekindness,lovelyheroine:Anneshirley.Thisisastoryaboutfriendship,responsibilityandlove.Anneisatragicgirl,butsheisalsooptimisticandoutgoing.MYOPINIONAfterreadingthisa8BackgroundInwritingthenovel,Montgomerywasinspiredbynotesshehadmadeasayounggirl,aboutacouplewhoweremistakenlysentanorphangirlinsteadoftheboytheyhadrequestedyetdecidedtokeepher.ShedrewuponherownchildhoodexperiencesinruralPrinceEdwardIsland.Montgomeryusedaphotographof

EvelynNesbit

asthemodelforthefaceofAnneShirley,whichshehadclippedfromNewYork’s

MetropolitanMagazine

andputonthewallofherbedroom.BackgroundInwritingthenovel9Montgomerywasalsoinspiredbythe"formulaAnn"orphanstorieswhichwerepopularatthetimeanddistinguishedhercharacterbyspellinghernameas"Anne."Shebasedothercharacterssuchas

GilbertBlythe

inpartonpeoplesheknew.Shesaidthatshewrotethenovelinthetwilightoftheday,whilesittingatherwindowandoverlookingthefieldsof

Cavendish.Montgomerywasalsoinspiredb10WritingTechniquesofAnneofGreenGablesWorksofChildren’sliteraturepossessomebasicfeatures.Theyaresupposedtobeeducational,entertaining,therapeutic(adj.治疗（学）的，疗法的;

有益于健康的),andinformative.Asagiftedstoryteller,Montgomerybreaksthesolidboundariesbetweenclassicliteratureandpopularliterature,makeshernovelapieceofartthatcanbeappreciatedbyboththeartistsandordinarypeople.Byvividdescriptionofbeautifullandscape,thenovelcreatesforreadersaromanticparadiseinwhichtheycanlivehappily.

WritingTechniquesofAnneof11

Thereisnodoubtaboutthestory’scharmandreadabilitybecauseitistoldbysuchanunevenomniscient(adj.无所不知的

)narratorwithimpressivesenseofhumoranddiversifiedlanguage.AndthedevelopmentofAnnealsoprovidesthoseinsearchoflove,homeoridentitywiththecouragetofacethebarriersintheirownlife.AnneofGreenGablesisaworkaheadofitstime.AsanoutstandingsymbolofCanadianchildhood.

Thereisnodoubtaboutthes12谢谢大家！谢谢大家！13同学们，加油！同学们，加油！14初中课件中小学精编教育课件初中课件中小学精编教育课件15北师大版英语九年级Lesson-13-Anne-of-Green-Gables1课件x16AnneOfGreenGablesItisabestselling1908novelbyCanadianauthorLucyMaudMontgomery.Writtenasfictionforreadersofallages,theliteraryclassichasbeenconsideredachildren'snovelsincethemid-twentiethcentury.ItrecountstheadventuresofAnneShirley,ayoungorphangirl,age11AnneOfGreenGablesItisabe17LucyMaudMontgomeryNovember30,1874–April24,1942publiclyknownasL.M.Montgomery,ShewasaCanadianauthorbestknownforaseriesofnovelsbeginningwithAnneofGreenGables.Montgomerywentontopublish20novelsaswellas530shortstories,500poems,and30essays.LucyMaudMontgomeryNovember318PlotSummaryAnne,ayoungorphanfromthefictionalcommunityof

Bolingbroke,issenttoPrinceEdwardIslandafterachildhoodspentinstrangers'homesandorphanages.MarillaandMatthewCuthbert,siblingsintheirfiftiesandsixties,haddecidedtoadoptaboyfromtheorphanagetohelpMatthewruntheirfarm.TheyliveatGreenGables,theirAvonleafarmhouseonPrinceEdwardIsland.Throughamisunderstanding,theorphanagesendsAnneShirley.ThenovelrecountshowAnnemakesherwaywiththeCuthberts,inschoolandwithinthetown.PlotSummaryAnne,ayoungorph19MaincharactersAnneShirley—Animaginative,talkative,red-headedorphanwhocomestolivewithMatthewandMarillaCuthbert,whoaresiblings.MarillaCuthbert—SheisanausterewomanwhotriestosubdueAnne'simaginative.Thoughsheisconservativeinherrules,shedoesloveAnneandhastheglimmeringsofasenseofhumourandahiddensoftside.MatthewCuthbert—Ashy,awkwardmanwhotakesalikingtoAnnefromthestart.Thetwobecomefastfriends.Heisagoodlistener.BecauseMarillahasprimaryresponsibilityforrearingthegirl,hehasnoqualmsabout"spoiling"herandindulgingherinprettyclothesandotherfrivolities.MaincharactersAnneShirley—An20

AnneShirleyAnneShirley21MYOPINIONAfterreadingthisarticle,Ithinkit’sawonderfulwork.Theauthorusedhercleansmooth,vividandhumorousstyletotellusastoryaboutapurekindness,lovelyheroine:Anneshirley.Thisisastoryaboutfriendship,responsibilityandlove.Anneisatragicgirl,butsheisalsooptimisticandoutgoing.MYOPINIONAfterreadingthisa22BackgroundInwritingthenovel,Montgomerywasinspiredbynotesshehadmadeasayounggirl,aboutacouplewhoweremistakenlysentanorphangirlinsteadoftheboytheyhadrequestedyetdecidedtokeepher.ShedrewuponherownchildhoodexperiencesinruralPrinceEdwardIsland.Montgomeryusedaphotographof

EvelynNesbit

asthemodelforthefaceofAnneShirley,whichshehadclippedfromNewYork’s

MetropolitanMagazine

andputonthewallofherbedroom.BackgroundInwritingthenovel23Montgomerywasalsoinspiredbythe"formulaAnn"orphanstorieswhichwerepopularatthetimeanddistinguishedhercharacterbyspellinghernameas"Anne."Shebasedothercharacterssuchas

GilbertBlythe

inpartonpeoplesheknew.Shesaidthatshewrotethenovelinthetwilightoftheday,whilesittingatherwindowandoverlookingthefieldsof

Cavendish.Montgomerywasalsoinspiredb24WritingTechniquesofAnneofGreenGablesWorksofChildren’sliteraturepossessomebasicfeatures.Theyaresupposedtobeeducational,entertaining,therapeutic(adj.治疗（学）的，疗法的;

有益于健康的),and