九年级英语上册-Module-3-Fighting-crime-Unit-6-Detectives-More-practice课件

Morepractice*Fightingcrime6DetectivesMorepractice*Fightingcrime6D1CONTENTSPAGEBeforeyoureadWhileyoureadAfteryoureadCONTENTSPAGEBeforeyoureadWh2Beforeyouread4-1123

Doyouknowthemaninthepicturebelow?ASherlockHolmes4Beforeyouread4-1123D34-2123

WhoisSherlock’sbestfriend?BSherlockHolmesDrWaston44-2123WhoisSherlock’44-3123

WhocreatedSherlockHolmes?CSirArthurConanDoyle44-3123WhocreatedSher54-4123

HowmuchdoyouknowaboutSherlockHolmes?Readthefollowingparagraph.D4SherlockHolmeswasthefamousdetectiveinTheAdventuresofSherlockHolmes.TheauthorofthesestorieswasaBritishwriter,SirArthurConanDoyle.Accordingtothesestories,SherlockHolmeslivedat221bBakerStreetinLondonbetween1881and1904.SherlockHolmeswasaveryinterestingmanandhesolvedmanycrimesandmysteries.Heiswellknownforwearingaspecialhatcalleda‘deerstalker’andheoftensmokedapipe.TheSherlockHolmesstoriesarenowfamousallovertheworld.4-4123Howmuchdoyou6123Whileyouread3-1ThedeathofRonaldAdairinthespringof1894isoneofthemostinterestingcasesIhaveeverworkedon.Ihavethoughtaboutitquitealot,butcanfindnopossibleexplanation.Anextractfrom

TheFurtherAdventuresofSherlockHolmes123Whileyouread3-1Thedeath73-2123Adairwasthesonofafamousgeneralwhowasabroadatthetime.Theyoungman’sfriendswerefromgoodfamilies,andheseemedtohavenoenemies.OnthedayofhisdeathhehadplayedagameofcardsattheBagatelleClubinLondonwithsomefriends.Ontheeveningof30March,AdairreturnedfromtheBagatelleatexactlyteno’clock.Hismotherwasout,visitingrelatives.TheservantsaidAdairwentupstairstohisroom,whereshehadlitafire.Shehadopenedthewindowbecauseofthesmokefromthefire.3-2123Adairwasthesonofaf83-3123Justbeforemidnight,Adair’smotherreturnedandwenttosaygoodnighttoherson.Thedoorwaslockedandtherewasnoanswer,soitwasforcedopen.Adairwasfoundlyingnearthetable.Abulletfromasmallgunhadenteredhishead,butthepolicecouldfindnoweapon.Somecoinswereonthetable,andanotewithnamesofhisfriendsattheBagatelle.Thisappearedtobealistofallthemoneyhehadlostandwonplayingcards.Therewerenomarksontheoutsidewall.Sinceitwasimpossibletoaimasmallgunfromadistance,themurdererwasprobablyintheroom.Nobodyhadheardanynoise.Inadditiontoallthis,nothinghadbeenstolenfromtheroom.3-3123Justbeforemidnight,Ad9Afteryouread6-112

Findwordstomatchthesemeaningsinthestoryonpage102.Aashortpassagefromabook __________beingdead __________madesomethingstarttoburn __________(thedoor)thatcannotbeopened __________asmallmetalobjectthatisfiredfroma __________

gunsomethingusedforfighting __________givetheimpressionofbeingordoing __________

somethingtheamountofspacebetweentwoplaces __________

orthingsextractdeathlitlockedbulletweaponappeardistance3456Afteryouread6-112Fin10Thepersonwhowroteaboutthecasehassucceeded T/F

insolvingit.Adair’sfatherwasinLondonatthetimeofhisdeath. T/FAdairandhisfriendswereallquitewealthy. T/FOntheeveningof30March,Adairhadbeenvisiting T/F

relatives.ThewindowwasalreadyopenwhenAdairwentinto T/F

hisbedroom.Theweaponwasfoundlyingnearthetable. T/FThemurdererfiredthegunfromoutsidethewindow. T/FTherewerenoobviousreasonsforsomeonetokill T/F

Adair.

Readtheextract.Inpairs,discussthestatementsbelow.Saywhetheryouthinktheyaretrueorfalse.CircleTorF.B6-2123456Thepersonwhowroteaboutthe11

FindthefactsintheextractaboutthecaseofAdair’sdeath.Thenfillinthetablebelowwiththingsthatdefinitelyhappenedon30March1894.C6-31234TimeFactsDayEveningMidnightAdairhadplayedagameofcardsattheBagatelleClubwithsomefriends.AdairreturnedfromtheBagatelleatexactlyteno’clock.Hismotherwasout,visitingrelatives.Adairwentupstairstohisroom.Aservanthadlitafireinhisroomandopenedthewindow.Adair’smotherreturnedhome.Hisdoorwaslockedandtherewasnoanswersoitwasforcedopen.Hewasfoundlyingnearthetable.Abulletfromasmallgunhadenteredhishead.Thepolicecouldfindnoweapon.SomecoinsandanotewithnamesoffriendsattheBagatellewereonthetable.Therewerenomarksontheoutsidewall.Nobodyhadheardanynoise.Nothinghadbeenstolenfromtheroom.56Findthefactsinthe12

Imaginethatyouareadetective.Ingroups,discusswhatotherinformationyouneedtohelpyousolvethecase.Whowouldyouinterview?Whatwouldyouexamine?Writedownanyotherquestionsyoumayhaveaboutthecase.D6-41234PeopleIwouldinterview:

__________________________________________________________________________________________________________ThingsIwouldexamine:

__________________________________________________________________________________________________________OtherquestionsIhave:

__________________________________________________________________________________________________________56Imaginethatyouarea13

Inpairs,makeupapossibleconclusiontothecase.WasitamurderordidAdairkillhimself?Reportyourideastotheclass.E6-5123456Inpairs,makeupapo14

DoyouknowwhoSherlockHolmesis?Whatdoyouknowabouthim?Telltheclasswhatyouknowaboutthisfamousdetective.F6-61234Usefulwebsites:/wiki/Sherlock_Holmeshttp://www.sherlock-holmes.co.uk/home.htm56DoyouknowwhoSherlo15Morepractice*Fightingcrime6DetectivesMorepractice*Fightingcrime6D16CONTENTSPAGEBeforeyoureadWhileyoureadAfteryoureadCONTENTSPAGEBeforeyoureadWh17Beforeyouread4-1123

Doyouknowthemaninthepicturebelow?ASherlockHolmes4Beforeyouread4-1123D184-2123

WhoisSherlock’sbestfriend?BSherlockHolmesDrWaston44-2123WhoisSherlock’194-3123

WhocreatedSherlockHolmes?CSirArthurConanDoyle44-3123WhocreatedSher204-4123

HowmuchdoyouknowaboutSherlockHolmes?Readthefollowingparagraph.D4SherlockHolmeswasthefamousdetectiveinTheAdventuresofSherlockHolmes.TheauthorofthesestorieswasaBritishwriter,SirArthurConanDoyle.Accordingtothesestories,SherlockHolmeslivedat221bBakerStreetinLondonbetween1881and1904.SherlockHolmeswasaveryinterestingmanandhesolvedmanycrimesandmysteries.Heiswellknownforwearingaspecialhatcalleda‘deerstalker’andheoftensmokedapipe.TheSherlockHolmesstoriesarenowfamousallovertheworld.4-4123Howmuchdoyou21123Whileyouread3-1ThedeathofRonaldAdairinthespringof1894isoneofthemostinterestingcasesIhaveeverworkedon.Ihavethoughtaboutitquitealot,butcanfindnopossibleexplanation.Anextractfrom

TheFurtherAdventuresofSherlockHolmes123Whileyouread3-1Thedeath223-2123Adairwasthesonofafamousgeneralwhowasabroadatthetime.Theyoungman’sfriendswerefromgoodfamilies,andheseemedtohavenoenemies.OnthedayofhisdeathhehadplayedagameofcardsattheBagatelleClubinLondonwithsomefriends.Ontheeveningof30March,AdairreturnedfromtheBagatelleatexactlyteno’clock.Hismotherwasout,visitingrelatives.TheservantsaidAdairwentupstairstohisroom,whereshehadlitafire.Shehadopenedthewindowbecauseofthesmokefromthefire.3-2123Adairwasthesonofaf233-3123Justbeforemidnight,Adair’smotherreturnedandwenttosaygoodnighttoherson.Thedoorwaslockedandtherewasnoanswer,soitwasforcedopen.Adairwasfoundlyingnearthetable.Abulletfromasmallgunhadenteredhishead,butthepolicecouldfindnoweapon.Somecoinswereonthetable,andanotewithnamesofhisfriendsattheBagatelle.Thisappearedtobealistofallthemoneyhehadlostandwonplayingcards.Therewerenomarksontheoutsidewall.Sinceitwasimpossibletoaimasmallgunfromadistance,themurdererwasprobablyintheroom.Nobodyhadheardanynoise.Inadditiontoallthis,nothinghadbeenstolenfromtheroom.3-3123Justbeforemidnight,Ad24Afteryouread6-112

Findwordstomatchthesemeaningsinthestoryonpage102.Aashortpassagefromabook __________beingdead __________madesomethingstarttoburn __________(thedoor)thatcannotbeopened __________asmallmetalobjectthatisfiredfroma __________

gunsomethingusedforfighting __________givetheimpressionofbeingordoing __________

somethingtheamountofspacebetweentwoplaces __________

orthingsextractdeathlitlockedbulletweaponappeardistance3456Afteryouread6-112Fin25Thepersonwhowroteaboutthecasehassucceeded T/F

insolvingit.Adair’sfatherwasinLondonatthetimeofhisdeath. T/FAdairandhisfriendswereallquitewealthy. T/FOntheeveningof30March,Adairhadbeenvisiting T/F

relatives.ThewindowwasalreadyopenwhenAdairwentinto T/F

hisbedroom.Theweaponwasfoundlyingnearthetable. T/FThemurdererfiredthegunfromoutsidethewindow. T/FTherewerenoobviousreasonsforsomeonetokill T/F

Adair.

Readtheextract.Inpairs,discussthestatementsbelow.Saywhetheryouthinktheyaretrueorfalse.CircleTorF.B6-2123456Thepersonwhowroteaboutthe26

FindthefactsintheextractaboutthecaseofAdair’sdeath.Thenfillinthetablebelowwiththingsthatdefinitelyhappenedon30March1894.C6-31234TimeFactsDayEveningMidnightAdairhadplayedagameofcardsattheBagatelleClubwithsomefriends.AdairreturnedfromtheBagatelleatexactlyteno’clock.Hismotherwasout,visitingrelatives.Adairwentupstairstohisroom.Aservanthadlitafireinhisroomandopenedthewindow.Adair’smotherreturnedhome.Hisdoorwaslockedandtherewasnoanswersoitwasforcedopen.Hewasfoundlyingnearthetable.Abulletfromasmallgunhadenteredhishead.Thepolicecouldfindnoweapon.SomecoinsandanotewithnamesoffriendsattheBagatellewereonthetable.Therewerenomarksontheoutsidewall.Nobodyhadhe