Reading人教版英语必修一

Reading人教版英语必修一第1页/共43页Unit1Friendship第2页/共43页第3页/共43页Whenitrains,Ithinkfriendshipisasmallumbrella.Itcangivemeapieceofclearsky.Whatisfriendship?第4页/共43页WhenIamsad,IthinkfriendshipisawarmWhenI’mcrying,Ithinkfriendshipisa

handkerchief.Itcanwipemytearsdry.Itcanbringmehappinessagain.word.第5页/共43页BelowaresomeEnglishsayingsandproverbsrelatedtofriends.TellyourpartnersthemeaninginChinese,andtrytoaddsomemore.

1.Afaithfulfriendishardtofind.

2.Agoodbookisagoodfriend.

3.Thebestmirrorisafriend'seye.4.Makeyourenemyyourfriend.5.Afriendwithoutfaultswillneverbefound.

6.Afriendiseasierlostthanfound.第6页/共43页WhenIamintrouble,Ithinkfriendshipisastronghand.Itcanhelpmeescapefrommytroubles.第7页/共43页1.Whydoyouneedfriends?Makealistofreasonswhyfriendsareimportanttoyou.ReasonsIneedfriends:tocopewithstressfulsituationsinlife.tosharemyworriesandsecretsinmyinnerworld.toshowmyconcernforotherpeople.toletotherpeoplesharemyhappiness.tounfoldtootherpeoplethesecretsinmyheart.第8页/共43页2.Doseafriendalwayshavetobeaperson?Whatelsecanbeyourfriend?No.Therearemanythings.e.g.adog,acat,adictionary,acomputer,atoy,acar,amobilephone,aTVset…第9页/共43页3.LookatthefirstparagraphofthereadingpassagebelowandfindwhowasAnne’sbestfriend.Anne’sdiary第10页/共43页1.WhatdoyouknowabouttheWorldWarII?2.WhatistherelationshipbetweenNazis&Anne(Jewish)?3.WhathastheGermanNazisdonetotheJewish?第11页/共43页第12页/共43页奥斯维辛集中营大屠杀惨状第13页/共43页Thisisatruestory.IttookplaceinAmsterdam,Hollandintheearly1940saftertheGermanNazishadoccupiedmostofEurope.TheNaziPartyruledGermanyfrom1933to1945.OneoftheirkeypolicieswastokillalltheJewsinEurope.IfanypersonsknowntobeJewswerefound,

第14页/共43页theywouldbesentto

concentrationcampsfarthereast,mostlyinPoland.Familieswereseparatedandtransportedintrains.

Formanydays,theywentwithoutfood,water,sanitationorfreshair.Toavoidthisterriblefate,someJewishfamilieswentintohiding.第15页/共43页WhowasAnne?AnneFrankwasaGerman-JewishteenagerwhowasforcedtogointohidingduringtheHolocaust(大屠杀).第16页/共43页ShewasborninGermanyin1929.ShemovedtoAmsterdamin1933.第17页/共43页From1940,Annehiddeninabuildingfortwoyears,writingdiary.1944:Wasdiscoveredandwaskilledthenextyear.第18页/共43页Herdiarywaspublishedafterthewar.第19页/共43页Skimandfindthemainideaofthepassage.Itshowedthecommonidealandwishofthewholeworldpeople,hating_____andterrorswhilelongingfor______and________.warspeacefreedom第20页/共43页ThetimeofthestoryTheplaceofthestoryTheheroineAnne’sbestfriendThelengthoftimetheyhidawayThedateofthediaryWorldWarIINetherlandsAnneherdiary--KittyovertwoyearsThursday15th,June,1944Scanthepassageandfillintheform.第21页/共43页Readthefirsttwoparagraphsofthetext,trytogettoknowthemainfactorsinthisnarrationpartandfillintheblanksbelow.

Thispartprovidesyouwiththebackgroundofthedairy.第22页/共43页TimeDuringWorldWarII

PlaceIn____________intheNetherlandsCharactersAnneFrank,Anne'sfamily,______EventsBeforetheywerediscovered,AnneandherfamilyhidawayfromtheGermanNazisforabout_____months,duringwhich,sheregardedher________asherbestfriendandcalleditKitty.AmsterdamKitty25diary第23页/共43页Readthediarypartofthetextandfillintheblanksinthechartbelow.PayattentiontothechangeofAnne'sfeelingsaboutnature.第24页/共43页Anne’sfeelingsaboutnatureBeforeshecameto

Amsterdam,shewasn'tinterestedinnature.Example:

Shepaidlittleattentiontothedeepbluesky,the_______ofthebirds,moonlightor________.songflowers第25页/共43页Anne’sfeelingsaboutnatureAftershecameto

Amsterdam,shebecamecrazyaboutnature.Example1:

Shestayedupdeepintothenighttolookatthe________,butdidnotopenthewindow.Example2:

Shestayedupstairstillthewindowhadtobeshuttoexperiencethepowerofthedark,rainyevening,the_____andthethunderingclouds.moon

wind

第26页/共43页Anne’sfeelingsaboutnatureThesadthingShecouldonlylookatnaturethroughdirtycurtainshangingbeforedusty________.windows第27页/共43页Jointhecorrectpartofthesentences.1Annekeptadiarybecause2Shefeltverylonelybecause3TheyhadtohidebecauseAnnenamedherdiaryKittybecauseAshecouldn’tmeetherfriends.BJewswerecaughtbyNazisandkilled.Cshecouldtelleverythingtoit.Dshewantedittobeherbestfriend.第28页/共43页1.WhatisatruefriendlikeinAnne’sopinion?2.WhatisanordinarydiarylikeaccordingtoAnne?Whataboutherdiary?3.Whywasshesocrazyaboutthingstodowithnature?Answerthefollowingquestions.第29页/共43页4.Whydidshestayawakeonpurposeuntilverylateoneevening?5.Whydidn’tshedareopenthewindowwhenthemoonwastoobright?6.Guessthemeaningsof“spellbound”.Whatisthemeaningof“spellbound”?Useanotherwordtosubstituteit.第30页/共43页1.WhatisatruefriendlikeinAnne’s opinion?InAnne’sopinion,atruefriendisapersonwhomyoucantrust.That’stosay,youcantelleverythingtothisperson.第31页/共43页2.WhatisanordinarydiarylikeaccordingtoAnne?Whataboutherdiary?AccordingtoAnne,anordinarydiaryiswheremostpeopleliketosetdownaseriesoffacts.ButAnnewrotedownherdeepestfeelingsandthoughtsinherdiary.Shetoldeverythingtoherbestfriendherdiary.第32页/共43页3.Whywasshesocrazyaboutthingstodowithnature?Becauseshehadbeenindoorstoolong,shewassoeagertoseetheoutdoorworldthebluesky,thesingingbirds,thebeautifulflowers,andthebrightmoon.第33页/共43页4.Whydidshestayawakeonpurposeuntilverylateoneevening?Becauseshewantedtohaveagoodlookatthebrightmoon.第34页/共43页5.Whydidn’tshedareopenthewindowwhenthemoonwastoobright?BecauseshewasafraidthatshemightbediscoveredbytheGermanNazis.第35页/共43页6.Guessthemeaningsof“spellbound”.Whatisthemeaningof“spellbound”?Useanotherwordtosubstituteit.Spellboundmeanstoconcentratewithdelightforsometime.Interested.第36页/共43页Ilivedin___________inthe___________during____________. Myfamilywere______,sowehadto_________forayearandahalfinorder______________bytheGermanNazis.DuringthattimeIwasn’tabletogo________forsolongthatIhad_____________abouteverythingto______nature.AmsterdamNetherlandsWorldWarIIhideawayJewishnottobecaughtoutdoorsgrownsocrazydowithFillintheblanks.第37页/共43页Once,Idecidedtolookatthemoon___________bymyself.ButIdidn’t____openthewindowtoseethenight__________becauseIwasafraidofbeingdiscoveredbytheNazis.Ifeltvery______withoutseeingmyoldfriends.SoIha