高中英语 Unit11 The Media Lesson4 What’s in the Papers课件 北师大版必修4.ppt

1、Unit 11 The Media,Lesson 4 Whats in the Papers?, What is often reported in the newspapers? Give some examples.,social affairs, political issues, business, sports events, entertainment, etc.,Pre-reading,news report,sports events,Whats in the papers?,Newspaper reading,When you are reading newspaper, h

2、ow can you easily find the main idea and key information from the news? Where do you usually find them?,Read the newspaper articles and match them with the headlines.,1) Bad language on TV not OK for kids. 2) Mum finds her four girls. 3) Astronomers amazing escape.,Text A,Text C,Text B,Reading,Read

3、the three groups of Key Words below and match them with the three articles.,KEY WORDS,escape, crash, bravery, incident, attitude, consideration, innocent, cry with happiness, contact,Answers,Text B: escape, crash, bravery Text A: consideration, attitude, innocent Text C: contact, cry with happiness,

4、1) How old were Lillians children when she last saw them? They were 7, 6, 5 and 3. 2) Why did some people find bad language “OK” in films? Because the dialogue and situation made it funny.,Read the articles again and answer these questions.,3) Why was the truck driver lucky to escape? Because the dr

5、iver jumped out of the truck before the trolleybus crashed into it and he would have been killed if hed staged in his truck., Find examples of names of these things in the texts.,Example: West Gorton = a district of a city,a) TV channels: b) a TV series: c) towns and villages:,BBC ITV Channel 4,Broo

6、kside,Kingston,d) cities: e) districts of cities: f) a main road: g) a play: h) an organisation:,Leeds, Manchester,West Gorton,Park Avenue,Pulp Fiction, South Park,a group of mothers,Use the Reading Strategies above to answer these questions about the texts.,1) How far is 20 yards? (Text B) a) 18 me

7、tres b) 7 metres c) 12 metres,2) What does BBC stand for? (Text A) a) British Boxing Club b) British Broadcasting Corporation c) Black Bulls Company 3) How far is 3,000 miles? (Test C) a) 3,000 km b) 4,800 km c) 6,000 km,Language points,1. People were asked to comment on scenes from films . comment

8、on 发表意见, 提出看法 e.g. I dont feel I can comment on their decision. 我觉得我无法对他们的决定作出评论。 I wont comment on this matter. 我对此事不予评论。,scene n. 1) 场面；场景；景色 e.g. He is a painter of street scenes. What a fantastic mountain scene! 2) 事发地点 e.g. Reporters were soon on the scene after the accident. 3) （戏剧或电影中的）片段；背景

9、e.g. The scene in the hospital was very moving.,scene, view, sight, scenery 这些名词均含“景色、风景”之意。,scene是局部或周围的环境、风景，也可指戏剧、电影、小说等中的场景。如： I stared out of the window of the train at the ever-changing scene. The first scene of the play is set in the kings palace., view 常指从高处或远处看到的景色。如： The view from the top

10、of the tower was spectacular. sight 指风景名胜，其复数形式多指人文景观。如： Come and see the sights of London., scenery 为不可数名词，指一个地区的整体自然风景，是由多个scene构成的景色。如： The village is charming and the surrounding scenery superb.,2. The greengrocers truck had been carrying a load of fresh strawberries.,【寓词于境】 阅读下列句子，注意load的词性、意思及

11、用法。 1) The maximum load for this elevator is eight persons. 2) My work load has doubled since Henry left.,3) He carries a heavy load of responsibility. 4) Emma loaded all the groceries into the car. 5) She loaded my plate with grapes and apples.,【自我归纳】load可作名词，意为“负荷，装载量”，如句1；意为“工作量”，如句2；还可引申为“思想负担、压

12、力等”，如句3。load还可作动词，意为“装，装载”，如句4和句5。,【拓展】 loads of / a load of大量，许多 overload vt. 使超载，使负荷过重 e.g. The bus was overloaded with tourists and their luggage. Dont overload the washing machine, or it wont work properly.,【即学即练】汉译英。 1. 我们还有一大堆的问题要解决。 2. 给货车装货花了他们一个小时。,We still have loads of / a load of problem

13、s to solve. It took them an hour to load the van.,conclude v. conclusion n. 1) 作出结论 From his appearance we may safely conclude that he smokes a lot. I can conclude from your attitude that you dislike him. = I can draw a conclusion from that 2) 结束 We will conclude this term with an exam.,3. Leads University concluded that people made a distinction between .,difference, distinction differenc