英语读写教程 第三册Unit1-B,B3ppt课件

Unit1,TextB,ComingofAge,Warm-upActivityExtensiveReadingExercisesSummary,Discussion:IsComing-of-AgeDaynecessary?ShoulditbeestablishedasaholidayinChina?,TextBQuestionsforTextBLanguagePoints,ExtensiveReading,读写教程IIITextB,P.18,Unit1ExtensiveReading,Question,Unit1ExtensiveReading,ComingofAgeSamWalker1Okay,Illadmitit.Sittingbehindthewheelofmyfirstcarbeforeitwastowedofftothejunkyard,Icried.Youcantellmeacarisonlysomuchglassandsteel,butIllneverapologizeforlosingmycoolthatday.Ayoungmansfirstcarislessameansoftransportationthanamonumenttohisdiscoveryofyouthfulfreedom.Atleastminewas.,2Ithadallstartedtwoyearsearlier:Soonaftermy16thbirthday,myparentsretiredtheoldredfamilycarandpasseditontome.Beforelong,thatcarandIhadbecomethebestoffriends.Wegaveridestojustaboutanyonewhoasked,anytime,anywhere,andhadallsortsofadventures.,Unit1ExtensiveReading,Question,3Someofthoseadventureswereprettyhair-raising.Onefamousafternoonafterschool,Ipiledtenfriendsintothecar,includingEric,whooptedtorideinthetrunkratherthanbeleftbehind.Wewerejustdrivingaround,feelinggood,talkingabouteverythingandnothing.AndalthoughIhadbeengoingonlyabout20milesanhour,thecollisionwithaschoolbusfullofseven-year-oldscrumpledthefrontofmycar.MyfirstthoughtwasofEricinthetrunk.Irushedoverandopenedittofindhimlyingtheremotionless.Igasped.Heopenedhiseyesandlaughed:“Youretheworstdriverontheplanet.”,Unit1ExtensiveReading,Question,4Bystandersstaredas,onebyone,tendazedhigh-schoolsophomorescrawledoutofmycar.Nooneonthebuswashurt,thoughonelittlegirlwascryingbecauseshehadtogotothebathroom.Asfarasthelittleboyswereconcerned,Iwasahero.Theycrowdedaroundmeinadmiration.Eventhepoliceofficersmanagedtosmile.5Myparentsfurious,ofcoursesettledonmypunishment:Iwouldusemyupcomingsummerwagestopayfortherepairs.Tolessenthefinancialblow,Iinsistedthatthemechanicfixthecarwithusedparts.Sowhentheworkwascompleted,theoldredcarhadagreenhood,ayellowfenderandabluedoor.Ididntcare.Thecarwasfarfromabeauty,butshewasmine.,Unit1ExtensiveReading,6Thatsummer,onceschoolwasout,Ifoundmyfreedomexpandedhugely.OndayswhenmyfriendsandIwouldoncehaveriddenbikestothepublicpool,wedrovemycaralongtheriverroadtoexploreanoldabandonedtrainstation.Insteadofridingtobaseballgamesinthecoachsvanlikelittlekids,wenowrodeinmycarassophisticatedadults.Weworesunglasses,andspitsunflowerseedsoutthewindow,andfeltasgoodasifwedalreadywonthegame.,Unit1ExtensiveReading,7OnenightwhileIwaswashingdishesattherestaurantwhereIworked,myfriendsremovedthewheelsfrommycarandleftitstandingdisabledandawkwardonconcreteblocksintheparkinglot.Decidingthebestreactiontotheirtrickwastoignoreit,Iwalkedhome.ThenextmorningIfoundthecarinfrontofmyhouse,coveredwithatwo-inchlayerofshavingcream.8Onebyone,myfriendsgotdriverslicensesandbroughtdifferentautomotiveoptionstoourfold.Butafterafewdaystryingoutwhoeverwasthenewest,wealwayswoundupbackinmyoldcar.Eventhen,Iwonderedwhy.Itwasntflashyexceptforthosemulti-coloredparts,itlookedjustlikethesensiblefamilycarithadoncebeen.Itwasntfast55milesanhourwasastretch.Anditcertainlywasntcomfortabletherewasnoairconditioning,andonhotdaysourbarelegsstucktotheseats.,Unit1ExtensiveReading,9NotuntilitsenginedieddidIrealizewhathadmadethecarsospecial.Whilemostofmyfriendsinvestedincarstereosthatcouldrattlewindowsablockaway,Istuckwiththeoldoriginalradiothatbarelypickeduptwostationsonagoodnight.Mostly,wejustleftitturnedoff.TherewerenoboredsilencesordemandsthatIbuyabetterradio,though.Wefilledthemusicalvoidbyarguingaboutgirls,makingupsillysongsaboutoneanother,ortellingstories.,Unit1ExtensiveReading,10Butthemomentsthattrulystandoutweremoresober.Illneverforgetthesilenceaswedrovehomefromtheplayoffgameinwhichourteamwaseliminated.NorthenightswhenCharlietalkedabouthisparentsfinancialtroubles,Tomspokesadlyofhisfathersabsence,andErictoldusofhisdreamofplayingprofessionalhockey.,Question,Unit1ExtensiveReading,Question,11Sincewegraduatedfromhighschool,myfriendsandIhavespreadoutacrossthecountryandgrownintoadults.YetIveneverforgottenmyyouthfulemotionsthatdaywhenthemechanicdeliveredhissadverdict.Inthatoldcarofmine,wehadstockpiledmemorieslikefirewood,knowingthatsomeday,somewhere,wewouldgatherasgray-hairedmentorelighttheblazeofourfriendship.,Question,Unit1ExtensiveReading,Text-relatedInformation,SamWalker,SamWalkerSamWalkerisaseniorcolumnistforTheWallStreetJournalandappearsfrequentlyonESPNnews.HisbookFantasyland:MyYearsintheRotisserieBaseball(2006)explorestheinnerworkingsandcontagiouspassionsofoneofthecountrysmostpopularpursuitsbaseball.,QuestionsforTextB,读写教程IIIQuestionsforTextB,1.Whatkindofroledidtheauthorsfirstcarplayinhislife?,Itwasariteofpassage,whichsymbolizedhiscomingofage;itwasamementoofhisyouthaswell.,QuestionsforTextB,2.WhydidEricchoosetorideinthetrunk?,Becausehewantedtostaywithfriendsratherthanbeleftbehind.,QuestionsforTextB,3.Howdidtheauthorsparentspunishhimafterthecollisionwiththeschoolbus?,Hehadtopayfortherepairswiththemoneyhewouldearninhissummervacation.,QuestionsforTextB,4.Whatkindofmemorywouldtheauthorandhisfriendshaveofthecarintheirlifetime?,Itwouldbeanunforgettablechapterintheirlifetime,particularlythesharedemotionalmomentsinthecar.,QuestionsforTextB,5.Whatdoesthemechanics“sadverdict”(Para.11)referto?,Itreferstothepoorconditionoftheauthorsfirstcar,whichwasbeyondrepair.,QuestionsforTextB,6.Whatkindoftonedoestheauthoradoptinwritingthisarticle?,Anostalgictone.,QuestionsforTextB,comeofage(Unit1,TextB,BookI)becomelegallyanadult,2)NowthatIhavecomeofage,Icansensethatmyparentsbegintotreatmealittledifferently,LanguagePoints,3)ThepopularityofthesecarssignalsthecomingofageoftheKoreanautoindustry.,Examples:1)Youllhavetherighttovoteuponcomingofage.,ComingofAgeinAncientGreece,23,LanguagePoints,读写教程IIILanguagePoints,24,sitbehindthewheeltakethedriversseatwheel=steeringwheel,Examples:1)Doyouthinkyoucouldtakethewheelforacoupleofhours?,2)IneverfeelsafewithRichardatthewheel.,LanguagePoints,25,2.betowedofftothejunkyard(ofacar,etc.)bethrownaway;bedisposeofasuselessjunkyard=aplacetowhichpeopletakethingsthattheynolongerwant,towoffremoveavehicleusu.byatowingtruck,Example:Theroadwasclosedwhilethevehiclesthathadbeeninvolvedintheaccidentweretowedoff.,LanguagePoints,26,4.Illneverapologizeforlosingmycoolthatday.Ihadgoodreasonforgettingover-wrought(orfor“losingmycalm”)thatday.,apologizefordoingsth.totellsomeonethatyouaresorryforhavingdonesomething,Example:Sheapologizedforhavingtoleaveat3:30p.m.,LanguagePoints,27,3.YoucantellmeacarisonlysomuchglassandsteelThoughIobviouslyknowthatacarisnothingbutglassandsteel,partofmeresiststhefact,LanguagePoints,28,5.Ayoungmansfirstcarislessameansoftransportationthanamonumenttohisdiscoveryofyouthfulfreedom.Ayoungmansfirstcarisnotmainlyavehicleusedfortravelingfromoneplacetoanother;ratheritislastingevidenceofayoungmansbreakingfreefromparentalcontrol.,LanguagePoints,29,6.myparentsretiredthatoldredfamilycarmyparentsputawayforgoodthatoldredfamilycar,retirevt.withdrawfromusualuseorservice,Example:Sincesheretiredfromthecompany,shehasbeguntoworkasavolunteerforacharity.,LanguagePoints,30,7.Beforelong,thatcarandIhadbecomethebestoffriends.SoonthecarandIhadbecomeveryclosecompanions.,bestn.theoutstandingthingorpersonamongseveral,LanguagePoints,31,8.Onefamousafternoonafterschool,Ipiledtenfriendsintothecar,.Ononeverywellrememberedafternoonafterschool,Ihadcrowdedtenfriendsintothecar,pilevt.putoneontopofanother,Example:Assoonastherainstopped,thechildrenpiledintothecarexcitedly.,Theverbpileisnormallynotusedwithpeople.Butwhentenkidsarecrowdedintoacar,theyhavetobepiledintightly(figurativeuse).,LanguagePoints,32,9.talkingabouteverythingandnothingtalkingalotbutnotsayinganythingsignificant,LanguagePoints,33,10.Asfarasthelittleboyswereconcerned,Iwasahero.Intheeyesofthelittleboys,Iwasahero.,LanguagePoints,34,11.Eventhepoliceofficersmanagedtosmile.Eventhepoliceofficers(whonormallylookveryseriousonsuchoccasions)couldnthelpfeelingamused.,LanguagePoints,35,12.Myparentsfurious,ofcoursesettledonmypunishment.MyparentswhowereveryangrydecidedonhowIwouldbepunished.,settleon/upondecideon,agreeon,Example:Haveyousettledonanameforthebaby?,LanguagePoints,36,13.Thecarwasfarfromabeauty,butshewasmine.Thecarwasnotbeautifulatall,butatleastitwasmyveryown.,Abeautyisawomanwhoisconsideredverybeautiful.IninformalEnglishyoucandescribesomethingasabeautywhenyouthinkitisverygoodandyouloveitverymuch.,Example:Thatbikeisarealbeauty.,LanguagePoints,37,14.Thatsummer,onceschoolwasout,Ifoundmyfreedomexpandedhugely.Thatsummer,assoonasschoolwasover,Ifoundmyselfevenmorefreethanusualfrommyparentscontrol.,LanguagePoints,38,15.Onebyone,myfriendsgotdriverslicensesandbroughtdifferentautomotiveoptionstoourfold.Oneafteranother,myfriendsgotdriverslicensesandbroughtcarsofdifferentmakestoourgroup.,LanguagePoints,39,16.thesensiblefamilycarthetypeofcarthatispracticalandstrongforhomeuse,LanguagePoints,40,17.55milesanhourwasastretch55milesanhourwastothemaximum,LanguagePoints,41,18.carstereosthatcouldrattlewindowsablockawaycarstereosfromwhichthesoundwassoloudastoshakethewindowssomedistanceaway,LanguagePoints,42,19.IstuckwiththeoldoriginalradioIdidntbuyacarstereotoreplacetheoldradio,LanguagePoints,43,20.TherewerenoboredsilencesordemandsthatIbuyabetterradio,though.Itneverhappened,however,thatwefeltboredandinnomoodfortalkingoranyoneofusdemandedthatIbuyabetterradio.,LanguagePoints,44,21.WefilledthemusicalvoidbyarguingaboutgirlsWedidnthaveacarstereotoplayusmusic,soweamusedourselvesbyarguingaboutgirls,LanguagePoints,45,22.Butthemomentsthattrulystandoutweremoresober.Butthetrulyspecialmomentswerethosewhenweweremoreserious.,LanguagePoints,46,23.themechanicdeliveredhissadverdictthemechanicconcludedthatthecarwasbeyondrepair,LanguagePoints,47,24.gray-hairedmenoldmen,LanguagePoints,48,ExercisesFigurativeLanguageTextComprehensionVocabularyPowerGamesVocabulary,FigurativeLanguageExerciseI,读写教程IIIEx.I,P.18,FigurativeLanguage,I.BeforeyoureadTextB,havealookatsomeofthefiguresofspeechtheauthorusestoconveyhisideas.Withapartner,examineanddiscusstheunderlinedwordsandphrasesinthesentencesbelow.Whatcomparisonsarebeingmade?Whatmentalpicturesdotheybringtoyourmind?Whatideasistheauthortryingtoconvey?,Ayoungmansfirstcarislessameansoftransportationthanamonumenttohisdiscoveryofyouthfulfreedom.2.Beforelong,thatcarandIhadbecomethebestoffriends.3.Ipiledtenfriendsintothecar.4.Thecarwasfarfromabeauty,butshewasmine.,somethingfairlypermanent,admirable,noble,significant,etc.,emotionallylinked,inseparable,enjoyingoneanotherandwillingtodoalotforeachother,inadisorderly,carelessorthoughtlesswayperhapsasiftheywereobjects,adelicate,sensitiveemotionalbeing,forwhomhefeltaffection,FigurativeLanguage,5.Iveneverforgottenmyyouthfulemotionsthatdaywhenthemechanicdeliveredhissadverdict.6.Inthatoldcarofmine,wehadstockpiledmemorieslikefirewood,knowingthatsomeday,somewhere,wewouldgatherasgray-hairedmentorelighttheblazeofourfriendship.,togivewarmthandlightandcomfort,gatheredwithcare,readytousesomedaywhentheywouldbeneeded,I.BeforeyoureadTextB,havealookatsomeofthefiguresofspeechtheauthorusestoconveyhisideas.Withapartner,examineanddiscusstheunderlinedwordsandphrasesinthesentencesbelow.Whatcomparisonsarebeingmade?Whatmentalpicturesdotheybringtoyourmind?Whatideasistheauthortryingtoconvey?,afeelingofinescapabledoomalife-changingstatement,TextComprehensionExerciseII,读写教程IIIEx.II,P.23,TextComprehension,1.Theauthorisnowsorrythathelostcontroloverhisemotionswhenhisfirstcarwastowedofftothejunkyard.,II.Markthefollowingstatementstrueorfalse,andunderlinethesectionofthetextthatsupportsyouranswer.,_,F,TurntoPara.1Youcantellmeacarisonlysomuchglassandsteel,butIllneverapologizeforlosingmycoolthatday.,2.Theauthorviewshisfeelingsforhisfirstcarastypicalformanyteenagers.,_,T,TextComprehension,TurntoPara.1Ayoungmansfirstcarislessameansoftransportationthanamonumenttohisdiscoveryofyouthfulfreedom.Atleastminewas.,II.Markthefollowingstatementstrueorfalse,andunderlinethesectionofthetextthatsupportsyouranswer.,3.Ericchosetorideinthetrunkinordertobemorecomfortable.,_,F,TextComprehension,TurntoPara.3Onefamousafternoonafterschool,Ipiledtenfriendsintothecar,includingEric,whooptedtorideinthetrunkratherthanbeleftbehind.,II.Markthefollowingstatementstrueorfalse,andunderlinethesectionofthetextthatsupportsyouranswer.,4.Thecollisionwiththeschoolbusoccurredbecausetheauthorwasdrivingtoofast.,_,F,TextComprehension,TurntoPara.3AndalthoughIhadbeengoingonlyabout20milesanhour,thecollisionwithaschoolbusfullofseven-year-oldscrumpledthefrontofmycar.,II.Markthefollowingstatementstrueorfalse,andunderlinethesectionofthetextthatsupportsyouranswer.,5.Theauthorsparentshadthecarfixedwithmulti-coloredpartstopunishtheauthor.,_,F,TextComprehension,TurntoPara.5Tolessenthefinancialblow,Iinsistedthatthemechanicfixthecarwithusedparts.Sowhentheworkwascompleted,theoldredcarhadagreenhood,ayellowfenderandabluedoor.,II.Markthefollowingstatementstrueorfalse,andunderlinethesectionofthetextthatsupportsyouranswer.,6.Theauthorsfriendspreferredtoridetogamesintheauthorscarinsteadofthecoachsvanbecauseofthesenseoffreedomitgavethem.,_,T,TextComprehension,TurntoPara.6Insteadofridingtobaseballgamesinthecoachsvanlikelittlekids,wenowrodeinmycarassophisticatedadults.,II.Markthefollowingstatementstrueorfalse,andunderlinethesectionofthetextthatsupportsyouranswer.,7.Afterhisfriendsgottheirowncars,theystillpreferredtorideintheauthorscareventhoughitwasuglyanduncomfortable.,_,T,TextComprehension,TurntoPara.8Butafterafewdaystryingoutwhoeverwasthenewest,wealwayswoundupbackinmyoldcar.,II.Markthefollowingstatementstrueorfalse,andunderlinethesectionofthetextthatsupportsyouranswer.,8.Thebadradiowasoneofthemainreasonswhytheauthorsoldcarwasspecial.,_,T,TextComprehension,TurntoPara.9NotuntilitsenginedieddidIrealizewhathadmadethecarsospecial.Whilemostofmyfriendsinvestedincarstereosthatcouldrattlewindowsablockaway,Istuckwiththeoldoriginalradiothatbarelypickeduptwostationsonagoodnight.,II.Markthefollowingstatementstrueorfalse,andunderlinethesectionofthetextthatsupportsyouranswer.,9.Themechanics“sadverdict”(Para.11)referstotherepairsmadewithmulti-coloredparts.,_,F,TextComprehension,TurntoPara.11YetIveneverforgottenmyyouthfulemotionsthatdaywhenthemechanicdeliveredhissadverdict.,II.Markthefollowingstatementstrueorfalse,andunderlinethesectionofthetextthatsupportsyouranswer.,10.Theauthorregretsstockpilingmemoriesintheoldcar.,_,F,TextComprehension,TurntoPara.11Inthatoldcarofmine,wehadstockpiledmemorieslikefirewood,knowingthatsomeday,somewhere,wewouldgatherasgray-hairedmentorelighttheblazeofourfriendship.,II.Markthefollowingstatementstrueorfalse,andunderlinethesectionofthetextthatsupportsyouranswer.,VocabularyPowerGamesExerciseIII,读写教程IIIEx.III,P.23,VocabularyPowerGames,III.ThevocabularypowergamesinthisbookallfocusonBand4andBand6syllabuswordssomenew,somefamiliar.WeveidentifiedwhichonesareBand4andwhichonesareBand6words,soyoucanchoosewhichsetyouwanttolearn.Butitsyourresponsibilitytolearnthem.Havefun!,OddManOutBothsetsofwordsbelowarerelatedtodrivingbutineachset,theresonewordthatdoesntfitinaswellastherest.InEnglish,wecalltheonethatdoesntquitefitin“oddmanout”.Whichwordis“oddmanout”ineachsetbelow?,Band4:avenue,brake,engine,horn,petrolBand6:clutch,curb,cylinder,horsepower,pedestrian,VocabularyPowerGames,OddManOut,Band4:avenue(林荫大道;大街)isntfoundinacar(andistheonlywordthatendsinavowelsound.brakeisaverb(刹住车)aswellasanoun(制动器).engineisinTextA.horn(喇叭)isanoun,oftenusedin“bloworsoundoneshorn”.petrol(英汽油)hasadifferentname(gas汽油)inAmericanEnglish.,Band4:avenue,brake,engine,horn,petrol,VocabularyPowerGames,OddManOut,Band6:clutch(离合器)isanounrelatedtodriving,butisacommonlyusedwordandcanbeusedasanounoraverbwiththemeaningof“紧握,抓紧”.curb(街道或人行道的路缘)hasadifferentspelling(kerb路缘)inBritishEnglish;curbcanbeusedasanounoraverbwiththemeaningof“控制,约束”.cylinder(汽缸)isfoundinacar.horsepower(马力)istheonlycompoundnoun,andtheonlyabstraction.pedestrian(行人,步行者)istheonlyhuman.,Band6:clutch,curb,cylinder,horsepower,pedestrian,VocabularyPowerGames,B.RightorWrong?Someofthewordsinthegameabovehavemorethanonemeaning/usage.Aretheyusedappropriatelyinthesentencesbelow?MarkeachsentenceR(right)orW(wrong).,III.ThevocabularypowergamesinthisbookallfocusonBand4andBand6syllabuswordssomenew,somefamiliar.WeveidentifiedwhichonesareBand4andwhichonesareBand6words,soyoucanchoosewhichsetyouwanttolearn.Butitsyourresponsibilitytolearnthem.Havefun!,VocabularyExerciseIVExerciseV,VocabularyPowerGames,B.RightorWrong?,1.Donthornmethatway!Iwasherefirst.2.Shebrakedhardtoavoidhittingthechild.3.Iturnedtoleave,buthesuddenlyputaclutchonmyarm.4.Imtryingtoloseweight,butIjustcantcurbmyappetite.,Wrong(Wecansay:Dontblow/soundyourhornatmethatway!),Right,Wrong(Wemaysay:Iturnedtoleave,buthesuddenlyclutchedmyarm.),Right,读写教程IIIEx.IV,P.24,IV.Fillintheblankswiththewordsgivenbelow.Changetheformswherenecessary.,bystandercoachcollisionfuriouslicensemechanicoptionpunishmentverdictwage,1.Myfatherwas_becausesomeonedroveintohiscarwhileitwaspacked.,2.Thejobsnotveryexciting,butheearnsagood_.,furious,wage,Vocabulary,3.Thefootballteamneedsagood_ifitsgoingtowinanymatches.,coach,IV.Fillintheblankswiththewordsgivenbelow.Changetheformswherenecessary.,bystandercoachcollisionfuriouslicensemechanicoptionpunishmentverdictwage,4.Hetookhiscasetothecourtofappeal(上诉)buttheguilty_wasupheld.,5.Somepeoplethinkthatthedeathpenalty(死刑)istoosevere(严厉的)a_foranycrime.,verdict,punishment,Vocabulary,6.Therearemany_opentosomeonewhoiswillingtoworkhard.,options,IV.Fillintheblankswiththewordsgivenbelow.Changetheformswherenecessary.,bystandercoachcollisionfuriouslicensemechanicoptionpunishmentverdictwage,7.Doyouneeda_tofishinthel