上外教大学英语精读unit-6-book4.ppt

1、Unit 6 How To Mark A Book,Produced By Erika,persuade sb to do sth sb into doing sth (dissuade sb from doing sth ),possession eg. in of sth right of possessing possessing ownership land property things owned possessions,absorb,What do plants absorb?,What is a man with a thirst for knowledge?,Oxygen,

2、sunlight, water, etc.,A man who absorbs all the knowledge he can.,be absorbed in sth concentrate on sth,dip into,What do you usually do before you decide to read a book?,I dip into it first.,Do you think all books should be read through?,No, some books are to be dipped into, and some are to be put a

3、side.,restrain, ones anger ones laughter sb from doing sth,preserve,Why did the ancient Egyptian kings build pyramids?,How does marking a book help you?,To preserve their dead bodies.,By preserving my thoughts on the book better in my memory.,edition,a cheap a pocket the first the revised ,indispens

4、able,What is indispensable to life?,What is indispensable for good health?,What is indispensable for learning a foreign language?,Water, sunshine, oxygen, etc.,Sports, balanced diet, etc.,A good dictionary, a good teacher, interest , etc.,conscious,What happens if you are not conscious in class?,Why

5、 do you try to be conscious of your behavior when youre with other people?,Id be absent-minded, fail to follow the teacher, fall asleep.,If I think about what I do, I might be able to improve my behavior.,no more than,You can no more dance than I do singing. He is no more an expert than she. no more

6、 than I have no more than $8.,consist in,What does happiness consist in?,What does a great book consist in?,Happiness consists in being satisfied/continually struggling for a better life, etc.,A great book consists in raising and trying to answer great fundamental questions.,Only within the past 200

7、 years scientists have A B found out what fire is. C D,Hardly he had entered the office when he A B realized that he had forgotten his wallet. C D,We can not conquer disease nor we can not A B C educate all humanity. D,In the teaching of mathematics, the way of A instruction, is generally traditiona

8、l, with teachers B presenting formal lecture and students take notes. C D,Nancy was faced with the choice of either breaking A B away from Rome or to abandon his beliefs. C D,The man practices what he preaches because he A B doesnt smoke, drink, or does anything to excess. C D,It was considerable of

9、 you not to play the piano A B while your brother had a bad headache. C D,considerate,In this city is to be found both the most renowned A B C scholars and the scoundrels of the country. D,Plants of these type grow best in places where A B C there is a great deal of shade. D,Although conditions impr

10、oved, fish must be A handled prompt and careful from the moment of the B C catch until final processing. D,Do you like reading books? What books are you interested in?,How do you usually read a book?,Have you ever tried marking a book while reading? Why?,Warm-up Questions,decide,1. make up ones mind

11、,2. reach a conclusion,eg. I d that he doesnt like t stay with us, to do sth,establish,1. a school a factory,2. She ed her fame as an actress.,You the property right by paying for it.,the property right (that) you by paying for it,John Milton（1608-1674）,Milton excelled in languages and classical stu

12、dies and graduated from Cambridge. Milton believed there was something valuable in man. As a Puritan, however, he believed that the Bible was the answer and the guide to all. Milton himself was married three times, all of which were rather unhappy affairs. He defended divorce in his works. In 1660,

13、he emerged blind. Nevertheless, he wrote his greatest work. Paradise Lost published in 1667, followed by Paradise Regained in 1671.,Rembrandt (1606-1669),Dutch painter. His paintings are characterized by rich color and a mastery of chiaroscuro. His drawings constitute a vivid record of contemporary

14、Amsterdam life. He produced approximately 600 paintings, 300 etchings, and 1,400 drawings.,The Carpenters Family,Supper at Emmaus,The Night Watch,The soul of a statue cant be separated from its body.,Gone With The Wind Margaret Mitchells first and only published, best-selling Civil War and Reconstru

15、ction Period novel of 1,037 pages.,John Dewey (1859-1952),An American philosopher and educator whose writings and teachings have had profound influences on education in the United States.,Rudy Vallee (1901-1986),Nicknamed the Vagabond Lover after the title of one of his songs, U.S. bandleader, saxop

16、honist, and singer Rudy Vallee enjoyed mass adulation during the 1920s and 1930s. He made female audiences fainted with his collegiate good looks and twangy, baritone crooning.,How does the author classify book owners?,False owners: buy books but not read them. Part owners: buy books, read them but

17、not mark them. Full owners: buy books, read them and mark them,Why does the author think marking up a book is indispensable to reading?,Marking helps one to think and helps one to remember both ones thoughts and the authors.,Can you sum up the usefulness of marking books?,It keeps you concentrating

18、on what you are reading. It arouses active reading so that you can have your own point of view. It helps you preserve both your own thoughts and those of the authors. It helps you realize what important parts are in a book. It helps you understand a book on the whole and have an efficient, fruitful

19、reading.,There is no frigate like a book To take us lands away Nor any courseres like a page Of prancing poetry: This traverse may the poorest take Without oppress of toll; How frugal is the chariot That bears the human soul!,There is No Frigate Like a Book,Emily Dickenson,persuade,absorbs,In the wa

20、y,individuals,sequence,preserve,relevant,intelligent,established,inquiry,conscious,continual,Read between the lines,sets of,original,went on,resumed,removed,transferred,turned out,manufactured,undid the buttons,loosened,essential,basic,recorded in writing,set down,control,restrain,took in,absorbed,S

21、mall wonder,Naturally,splendid,magnificently,benefit,do good to,lies in,consists in,You mustnt let your social life get in the way of your studies.,A good director is indispensable for a successful film.,Price rise restrains consumer spending.,You establish property right over the book by paying for

22、 it.,Possession of a great deal of wealth does not necessarily bring you happiness.,I can no more play bridge than you.,Myron is no more a painter than I am.,Such an invalid as Mrs. Long is no more fit to live by herself than a 3-year-old would be.,I would no more have anything to do with the arrogant young man himself than I would deal wi