Unit+4+Stage+and+screen+Developing+ideas公开课课件-高中英语外研版（2019）必修第二册

Unit4StageandscreenDevelopingideasWarming-upLookatthepicturesandanswerthequestions.Warming-upDreamoftheRedChamber,alsocalledTheStoryoftheStone,writtenbyCaoXueqin,isoneofChina’sFourGreatClassicalNovels.ItwaswrittenduringtheQingDynasty.ThenovelisgenerallyconsideredtobethegreatestofallChinesenovelsandamongthegreatestinworldliterature.(1)Haveyoueverreadanyofthesebooks?Whataretheyabout?Warming-upTheGreatGatsby

isanovelbytheAmericanauthorF.ScottFitzgerald.ThenoveltakesplacefollowingtheFirstWorldWar.Americansocietyenjoyedprosperityduringthe“roaring”1920sastheeconomysoared.Afteritsrepublishingin1945and1953,itquicklyfoundawidereadershipandistodaywidelyregardedasaparagonoftheGreatAmericanNovel,andaliteraryclassic.Warming-upSherlockHolmesisafictionalconsultingdetectiveinLondoncreatedbyScottishauthorandphysicianSirArthurConanDoyle.Holmesisknownforhisproficiencywithobservation,forensicscience,andlogicalreasoning.Togetherwithhisassistant,DrJohnH.

Watson,hepursuescriminalsthroughoutLondon,thesouthofEngland,andcontinentalEurope.Warming-upWrittenbyLaoShe,RickshawBoyisconsideredbymanytobeoneofthemasterpiecesofmodernChineseliterature.Itdescribesthedifficultlifeofarickshawpullerduringtheyearsofwarlordturmoil.ThisbookisfamousforitsvividdescriptionsoflifeinthecityofBeijinginthebeginningofthe20thcentury.Warming-upMomentinPekingisanoveloriginallywritteninEnglishbyChineseauthorLinYutang.ThenovelcoverstheturbulenteventsinChinafrom1900to1938,anditfocusesonthelivesofseveraldifferentfamiliesandpeople,alongwiththeirinteractionsduringthattime.Warming-upTheIliad

issaidtobeanepicpoemwrittenbytheblindpoetHomer.ItisnotonlyanimportantancientGreekliterature,butalsooneoftheclassicsintheWest.Thepoemconsistsof15,693lines,dividedinto24volumes,andtellsthestoryoftheGreekexpeditiontoTroy.Warming-up(2)HaveyoueverseenthemoviesorTVplaysbasedonthesebooks?Whatdoyouthinkofthem?TheFilm:

TheGreatGatsbyDirector:BazLuhrmannIthinkhighlyofthefilmadaptedfromthenovelTheGreatGatsby

becauseit’sjustlikethebook.ReadingMatchtheauthor’sopinionsaboutthemovieadaptationstotheexamplesfromthepassage.□1Somepartsofthestoryandsomecharactersaremissinginthemovie.□2Thevisualimagesarenotasstrikingasthedescriptionsinthebook.□3Themovieisnotasgreatasthebook.□4Themoviedoesn’tlookthewaywevisualizedwhilereadingthebook.□5Thecharactersdonotstandout.ReadingMatchtheauthor’sopinionsaboutthemovieadaptationstotheexamplesfromthepassage.□1Somepartsofthestoryandsomecharactersaremissinginthemovie.□2Thevisualimagesarenotasstrikingasthedescriptionsinthebook.□3Themovieisnotasgreatasthebook.□4Themoviedoesn’tlookthewaywevisualizedwhilereadingthebook.□5Thecharactersdonotstandout.abdceReadingReadthepassageagainandchoosethebestanswer.1.What’sthemainideaofParagraph1?

A.Apictureisworthathousandwords.

B.Weshouldreadbooksbriefly. C.Manypeopledoubtthecommonsaying.

D.Manygoodbookscan’tbefilmedinto

good

moviessuccessfully.2.What’sthefunctionofParagraph2?

A.Toraisethereader’sculturalawareness.

B.Toprovegoodmoviesneedgoodstories.

C.Tofurtherconfirmthatgoodbooksalwaysendupbeing

turnedintobadmovies.

D.Toshowthatmoviesneedimpressiveimages.Reading3.FromParagraph3,wecanknowthat______．

A.readingabookisawasteoftime

B.producingafilmresultsinsomethingimportantlost

comparedwiththebookversion

C.afilmonlyneedslessthantwohours

D.HarryPotterisagreatsuccessReading4.Whydomoviesalwaysdisappointus?

A.Becausetheydidn’tchooseagoodtheme.

B.Becausetheyareoftendifferentfromthoseinthebooks.

C.Becausetheyarebadlyperformed.

D.Becausedifferentaudiencehavedifferentviews.Reading5.Whatdoestheauthorwanttotalkaboutinthisarticle?A.Weshouldn’tjudgeamoviebytherulesofitsbookversion.B.

Booksarebetterthantheirmovieversions.C.

Movieshavemoreimpressedcharactersthanbooks.D.

Moviesalwaysmakeusdisappointed.ReadingThinkandshareThinkaboutthequestionsandshareyouropinions.(1)Whatdoesthesaying“ThereareathousandHamletsinathousandpeople’seyes”mean?DoyouknowofanysimilarsayingsinChinese?(2)Whatbookswouldyouliketoseemadeintomovies?Why?(3)Whatotherreasonsdoyouthinkmakemovieadaptationslesssatisfactorythantheoriginalbooks?Itmeansreadersusuallyhavedifferentideasabouthowthecharactersfromacertainnovelshouldlooklike.Workingroups.Giveatalkaboutmovieadaptedfromabook.Introducethebook.Describethemovieadaptation.Giveyouropinionofthemovieadaptation.SpeakingIntroducethe

book___________iswrittenby__________,whichtells/recounts

...___________isconsideredtobe...Describethemovie

adaptation___________isa__________moviedirectedby…Basedon____________,__________is…Themovieshows/describes...Themoviewoncriticalacclaim/receivednegativereviewsfor...Yourpointofview

Ithinkitissuccessful/disappointing.Reasons:___________isa__________moviedirectedby

…Basedon____________,__________is…Themovieshows/describes...Themoviewoncriticalacclaim/receivednegativereviewsfor...SpeakingWritingReadthemoviereviewandanswerthequestions.Whatisthemovieabout?(2)Whoisthemaincharacter?It’saboutthestoryofateenagegirlcalledMiaThermopoliswholearntsheistheprincessofGenoviashortlybeforehersixteenthbirthday.MiaThermopolis.Writing(3)Whatisthemostmemorablesceneinthemovie?(4)Whatdoestheviewerthinkofthemovie?Themostmemorablesceneistowardstheendofthemoviewhen,duringMia’sdarkestmomentofself-doubt,sheistouchedbyaletterherfatherlefther.Itisaninterestingmoviewhichisaboutbeingandbetteringyourselfandaboutknowingwhoyourrealfriendsare.ChooseaChinesemoviethatyouhaveseenrecentlyandcompletethetable.TitleGeneralintroductionMainplotThemostmemorablescene……Comments/YourviewsonitWritingTitleGeneral

introductionMainplotThemostmemorablesceneComments/YourviewsonitWriting…isamovieabout…named……isshockedbythenewsthat……starringAnneHathaway.…shouldnotmiss…Miabecomesprincess,wastaughthowtobehaveperfectly.However,…,thingsgetoutofhand,ontopofthis,shemustmakeachoice…Thisisdefinitelyoneofthehighlightsofthemovie.Theaudienceislefttosolvemysteries.exploresthethemeof…inan…way.themostmemorablesceneis…;oneofthemostunforgettablelines…Thisgreatlycontributestowardsthepopularityofthemovie.Anothergreataspectofthefilmwasthespecialeffects.Overall,itmarksamilestoneinChina.Itl