外研版（2019）选择性必修第一册Unit 2 Onwards and Upwards Starting out Understanding ideas课件

onwards

and

upwardsB4U2

starting

out

&

understanding

ideasActivity12.Whatmadethemsuccessful?Theirpersonalqualitiesofperseverance,willpower,determination,patience,leadership,talentandhardworkmadethemsuccess.starting

outRead

the

poemandanswer

the

questions.1.

What

is

the

key

message

of

the

poem?Thepoemisaboutperseverance,

determination,

and

willpower.

Ittellsusthatwe

mustn’t

quit

whatever

difficulties

we

may

encounter

in

life.2.

What

is

your

understanding

of

the

line

“Success

is

the

failure

turned

inside

out”?Withineachfailurearelessonsthatmustbelearntinordertosucceed.Ontheroadtosuccess,youhavetoexperiencefailurefirst.Inotherwords,“failureisthemotherofsuccess”.Leading

inMatch

each

writer

to

his/her

work.Leading

inPredictingRead

the

first

paragraph

to

check

your

prediction.All

of

these

highly

successful

writers

have

previously

faced

rejection.“We

Regret

to

Inform

You...”What

might

come

next

in

this

sentence?Read

the

title

and

guess

what

happened

to

these

writers?Reading

for

the

main

ideaWhat

is

the

main

idea

of

this

passage?While

a

lot

of

hard

work

and

a

touch

of

luck

play

a

part

in

guaranteeing

success,

perseverance

is

the

key.Failure“We

regret

to

inform

you...”Success“We

are

delighted

to

inform

you...”Choose

another

suitable

title

for

the

passage

and

give

your

reasons.Reading

for

the

main

ideaReading

for

detailsHow

many

parts

are

there

in

the

passage

and

what

are

they?IntroductionConclusionExample

1J.K.

RowlingExample

2J.D.

SalingerExample

3Brontë

sistersReading

for

detailsOrganize

information

from

the

passage

and

complete

the

diagram.A

lot

of

successful

writers

have

previously

faced

rejection.IntroductionReading

for

detailsOrganize

information

from

the

passage

and

complete

the

diagram.Example

1J.K.

RowlingWriter:Best

known

for:Experience

of

rejection:Eventual

outcome:J.K.

RowlingHarry

PotterShe

was

told

that

her

book

was

too

difficult

and

too

long

for

children

and

it

was

rejected

twelve

times

by

publishers.Harry

Potter

became

a

global

success.Reading

for

detailsOrganize

information

from

the

passage

and

complete

the

diagram.Example

2J.D.

SalingerWriter:

Best

known

for:Experience

of

rejection:Eventual

outcome:J.D.

SalingerThe

Catcher

in

the

RyeHe

received

criticism

a