2023学年完整公开课版thestoryofaneyewitness

LookatsomepicturesWhere?2023/6/14Ithinkitisbeautiful.TheFisherman'sWharfinSanFrancisco:

themostofjoybreathplace

Here,youcanvisitthescaryfreak

waxmuseum惊悚搞怪的蜡像馆;Travelinthebeautifulunderwaterworld水底世界;enjoyfabulous

buskersperformance精彩的街头艺人表演ThedeliciousfoodFisherman'sWharffeastoncrabsacidbread螃蟹酸面包agenuinemountaincity

awindingninetunes(九曲花街）

fullofbeautifulallkindsofflowers

UniversityofSanFrancisco8inruins2023/6/14Idon’tlikeit!!!1.Whatmadethecityinruins?2.Whoistheeyewitness?

Itwasanearthquake.JackLondon2023/6/14ThestoryofaneyewitnessJackLondonwasaveryfamouswriterofAmerica.HewasborninSanFrancisco.His

masterpiece

（代表作）isThecallofthewild

.《野性的呼唤》野性

WILDThecallofthewild

野性的呼唤

在一个法官的家里过着养尊处优的生活被法官那贪婪的助手给拐卖到一个训练狗拉雪橇的人手里到严寒的阿拉斯加岛上拉雪橇受尽了皮肉和精神的双重折磨渐渐适应了没有人性的生活thebrutalityoflife打败了他的对手，当上了领头军野性在向他呼唤，他加入了狼群，走向了那本属于他的—野性Finally,hefoundabasicinstincthiddeninsidehim,whichenabledhimselftosurvivethetoughenvironment.Thisisthecallofthewild.

Thecallofthewild

野性的呼唤

LoyaltyPower

Companionship

Thejoyoflabor

TheVirtueofHumanity

AfamousAmerican

writerBornonJanuary12,1876

inCalifornia.Hisfamilywasverypoor,andJackhadtoleaveschooltomakemoney.Heworkedhardinmanydifferentjobs.Later,Jackreturnedtoschool.Butdidn’tstaylong.Intheyear1897,hewenttoAlaskatofindgold.Insteadofgettingmuchgold,hefoundideasforhisbooksandstories.Hewentbackhomeandbegantowrite.Hiswritingwerewarmlywelcomedandhebecamerichandfamouswhenhewasunderthirty.ButJackLondonwasnot

ahappyman.Inpoorhealth.Hetookhisownlifein1916.Hewasthenonlyfortyyearsold.

AboutJackJackbelievedinself---struggle,andstroveveryhardtobethestrongoflife,becausehelearntthelawofthenature,thestrongconqueredtheweak.Born;witnessthedestructionPara.11.Findpowerfulbutnegativewordsusedbythewritertodescribetheresultoftheearthquake.2.Findtherepetitionofawordtodescribetheresultoftheearthquake.3.Whatdidthewriterwanttotellusbyusingthesewords?4.Whatkindofacitywasitbeforetheearthquake?Powerfulbutnegativewords

usedbythewritertodescribetheresultoftheearthquake

are:

neverandnothing1.Never

beforeinhistoryhasacitybeensocompletelydestroyed.

Acity

hasneverbefore

been

socompletelydestroyedinhistory.2.

Nothing

isleftofitbutmemoriesandsomehousesfarfromthecentreofthecity.Nothingofthecitybut…and…isleft.Therepetitionofthewordis

gone1.

SanFranciscois

gone.2.

Itsbusinessesare

gone.3.

Thefactories,hotelsandpalacesare

gonetoo.4.

Allofthewaysmanhadmadetokeepthecitysafewere

gone

inthe30secondstheearthmoved.Manhadmadewaystokeepthecitysafe.

Whatdidthewriterwanttotellusbyusingthesewords?(never,nothing,gone)ThewriterwantedtomakeitclearthattheearthquakehadcompletelydestroyedthecityofSanFrancisco,whichgivesreadersanimpression(印象)ofentirehopelessness.Para.2

Manhimselfhadtomakeruinsofsomeofthecity’sbestbuildingssothattheywouldnotbeadangertothoseinthestreetsdestroythosepeopleinthestreetsFindparallelsentencesinthisparagraphandtrytounderstandthesentences.1.Alistofbuildingsundestroyedwasnowonlyafewaddresses.2.Alistofthebravemenandwomenwould

fillalibrary.3.Alistofallthosekilledwillneverbemade.Onlyafewbuildingswerenotdestroyed.Thenamesofbravepeoplewouldberecordedinthehistoryofthecity.Thereweretoomanypeoplekilled.Wewillneverknowtheirnames.2.InallthoseterriblehoursIsawnotonewomanwhocried,notonemanwhowasexcited.3.NeverinallSanFrancisco’shistorywereherpeoplesokindasonthatterriblenight.InallSanFrancisco’shistoryherpeoplewereneversokindasonthatterriblenight.Para3.1.Amazingasitmayseem,Althoughitmayseemamazing,(surprising)HowtheauthorfeltabouttheearthquakeHefeltshockedbecausehewasgreatlysurprisedandfrightenedHowtheauthorfeltaboutthepeopleduringtheearthquake?Hefeltsadbecauseheknewthatmanyfamilieslosttheirlovedonesandalltheirpossessions.Summary(inversion)1.Neverbeforeinhistoryhasacitybeensocompletelydestroyed.Acityhasneverbeensocompletelydestroyedbeforeinhistory.NeverinallSanFrancisco’shistorywereherpeoplesokindasonthatterriblenight.HerpeoplewereneversokindasonthatterriblenightinallSanFrancisco’shistory.用于never,hardly,seldom,little,atnotime,notonly

等否定词开头的句子里。NevershallIdothisagain.Atnotimecanyousay“no”totheorder.Seldomdoesheeatbreakfast.IshallneverdothisagainYoucansay“no”totheorderatnotime.Heseldomeatsbreakfast2.Amazingasitmayseem,Wednesdaynightwasaquietnight.Althoughitmayseemamazing,………Childasheis，heknowsalot.Littlechildasheis，heknowsalot.Althoughheisachild,heknowsalot.Althoughheisalittlechild,heknowsalot.______，hetalksalotabouthisfavoritesingersafterclass.A.AquietstudentashemaybeB.QuietstudentashemaybeC.BeaquietstudentashemaybeD.QuietashemaybeastudentBSupposeyouareastudentwhoisinvitedtogiveaspeechonaceremonytoopenanewparkafterWenChunEarthquake

tohonorthosewho……..Who-----What------Why(how)WhoGreetings:I’m……..from…….I’mstandinghereonbehalfof……..toItisgreathonorformeto…………Thankyouforyoucomingtomyspeechonthiss