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111 Unit 1 The written word Reading---教案 Step1: Lead-in 1) Movie-appreciation: Do you know something about the film? Suggested answers: The story is based on Dickens’s famous novel “Oliver Twist”. It’s an example of classics. Classics are the antiques of the literary world. In this unit, we’ll have the chance to get more information about classic literature. 2) Background information: Charles Dickens was born on 7 February 1812 in Portsmouth, England. He had a happy childhood after his family moved to Chatham. At the age of 12, Dickens had to leave school because his father was imprisoned for debt. The poverty and adversity Dickens experienced as a child greatly influenced his later views on social reform. Before his death on 9 June 1870, he wrote about 15 major novels and many short stories, most of which are famous for their surprising endings. Step 2: pre-reading activities Pay attention to the Reading strategy of the article, focusing on the way the author tries to convince the reader to adopt a certain point of view. Point out these places in the essay: 1. To reconsider our ideas about classic literature. 2. To pay attention to the information that makes us interested but not enough to give away the story. Step 3: Fast reading 1)With the reading strategy above, let’s do our Reading. Read it quickly and try to grasp the main idea of the text and finish Part A on Page 2 Go through the passage as quickly as possible and try to find answers to the three questions in part A on Page 2. Suggested answers A 1 Classics are the antiques of the literary world including novels, plays and poems that were written a long time ago and were well written and received. 2 England’s greatest writer. 3 Seven years old. Step 4: Detailed reading 1) Second reading to complete Parts C1 , C2 and D Suggested answers C1 1 Because they think they are old-fashioned and boring, and have nothing to do with life today. 2 She doesn’t think that they are old-fashioned or boring. 3 Joe is a kind and simple man. 4 On his gravestone it reads, ‘By his death, one of England’s greatest writers is lost to the world.’ 5 A stranger. 6 Because he thinks Joe is not clever enough and far from being a well educated gentleman. 7 He learns that wealth does not buy happiness and that friends are more important than a fancy education. 8 An example of character development is the change in Pip from being concerned only with money to seeing that money is not the most important thing in life. C2 1 d 2 c 3 a 4 b 5 e D 1 c 2 d 3 e 4 a 5 g 6 f 7 h 8 b 2) Finish part E as you are listening to the tape: Answers E (1) authors (2) Pip (3) husband (4) England (5) symbol (6) novel (7) fortune (8) gentleman (9) shallow (10) theme Step 5: choose the best answers according to the text. 1. Some people think that classics are old-fashioned because of the following statements except __________. A. they were written a long time ago. B. the language used in them is quite different from the language used today. C. they are difficult for people to understand. D. They can only be found in bookshops and libraries. 2. Which of the following statements is wrong? A. Clueless, the award-wining film is based on Charles Dickens’s novel. B. The film based on Great Expectations was released in 1998. C. At first, Charles Dickens published many novels in newspaper. D. Good classics are examples of great writing and wisdom. 3. When and where is Great Expectations set in? A. In the USA in the 1800s. B. In England in the early 1800s. C. In England in 1812.. D. In the USA in 1870. Keys: D A B Step 6: Language points 1) Useful expressions have something to do with, have a place, in the world, be based on, be made into, at a time, on stage, be set in, have a kind word to sb., a symbol of, set sb. free, before long, be kind to, in the early 1800s, be bent on 2) Sentence stuctures: 1. They are novels, plays and poems that were written a long time ago and were so well written and well received that people still read them today. 2. But Joe is a kind and simple man, who would rather die than see any harm come to Pip. 3. Excited by his move to London, Pip can hardly wait to begin his new life. Step 7: Homework 1. Read the review of the famous novel Les Miserables in part B on page 105 of the Workbook. 2. According to what we learn this class and Homework 1, write a review about one of your favourite movies. 3. Preview wordpower 111