Unit-3-Making-Money汇总课件讲义整理

Unit3MakingMoneyUnit3单元词汇详解1.agent/'eɪdʒənt/n.代理人；特工e.g.(1)Ihavebeeninstructedbymyagentthatyoustilloweme100pounds.我的代理人通知我，你还欠我100磅。(2)Theofficerinspiredthesecretagenttomurderthepresident.这个军官鼓动这个特工人员去谋杀总统。

agency/'eɪdʒənsi/n.代理；代理处；政府机构2.arrest/ə'rest/v.逮捕，拘捕e.g.(1)Thepolicearrestedthethief.警察逮捕了小偷。单元词汇详解1.agent/'eɪdʒənt/n.(2)Youshouldn’tarresthimwithoutwarrant.

你不能毫无根据地逮捕他。3.additionally/ə'dɪʃənəlɪ/adv.此外，而且e.g.(1)Additionally,thebusservicewillrunonSundays,everytwohours.

此外，公共汽车将于星期天运行，每两小时一班。(2)Additionally,weshallmakesurethatforeignfundsaremoreeffectivelyutilized.

此外，我们要确保更有效地利用外资。

(2)Youshouldn’tarresth4.bill/bɪl/n.纸币；钞票；法案，议案；账单e.g.(1)A10%servicechargeisaddedontothebill.

帐单上包括了百分之十的服务费。(2)Afteralongdebatethebillwaspassed.

经长时间的辩论，议案获得通过。

5.bureau/'bjʊərəʊ/n.局；（政府或组织机构的）局，所，司，处e.g.(1)Thetravelbureauisnotsofarfromhere.

旅游局离这里不远。(2)Heworkedinatravelbureau.他在一家旅行社工作。4.bill/bɪl/n.纸币；钞票；法案，议案；6.casual/'kæʒuəl/adj.漫不经心的，随意的e.g.(1)Hewaswearingcasualclothes.他穿着便服。(2)Hetookcasualjobtosupportthefamily.

他做些临时性的工作来养家。7.completely/kəm'pli:tli/adv.完全地；完整地；彻底地；全部地e.g.(1)Amosquitonettingcompletelysurroundsourbed.

一顶蚊帐把我们的床完全围住了。(2)Heisacontemporaryofmine,butourexperiencesarecompletelydifferent.他和我是同龄人，但我们的经历截然不同。

complete/kəm'pliːt/vt.完成；使完美；使圆满；6.casual/'kæʒuəl/adj.漫不经心8.copier/'kɒpiə(r)/n.复印机e.g.(1)Thiscopiercanreproducecolourphotographs.这台复印机可复制彩色照片。

(1)“Oh,dear!Thecopierisoutoforderagain.”“唉呀！复印机又出故障。”9.counterfeiter/'kaʊntəfɪtə/n.伪造者e.g.(1)Itisacrimetocounterfeitmoney.伪造货币是犯罪行为。(2)Counterfeitgoodsinfringecustomers’legalrights.

伪劣商品侵越了消费者的合法权益。8.copier/'kɒpiə(r)/n.复印机10.engrave/ɪn'ɡreɪv/v.（使）铭记；雕刻，镌刻；

深印于（心上）；印刷e.g.(1)Hismemorialwasengravedonthestone.

纪念他的碑文刻在石碑上。(2)Theterriblescenewasengravedonhismemory.

那可怕的情景铭记在他的记忆里。

11.equipment/ɪ'kwɪpmənt/n.设备，装备；器材，配件e.g.(1)Thegovernmenthasaninterestinimportingscientificequipment.政府对引进科学设备非常感兴趣。(2)Weshouldmakeabetteruseoftheexistingequipment.我们应该更好地利用现有设备。10.engrave/ɪn'ɡreɪv/v.（使）铭12.fake/feɪk/adj.假的，冒充的e.g.(1)Copsarrest8menwhomanufactureandsalefakecollagenotice.

警察在本月初逮捕了8名伪造和贩卖假大学录取通知书的人。(2)Ican’tbelievehesoldmealousyfakewatch!

我真不敢相信，他居然卖给我一块糟糕的假表！13.illegal/ɪ'li:gl/adj.不合法的，违法的；违反规则的e.g.(1)It’sillegaltoreadpeople’sprivateletterswithoutpermission.未经允许看别人的私人信件是不合法的。(2)Theirspeculativebuyingofgrainisillegal.

他们投机购买谷物是不合法的。12.fake/feɪk/adj.假的，冒充的14.imitation/ˌɪmɪ'teɪʃn/n.模仿，仿效；仿制品；赝品e.g.(1)Youngchildrenlearnhowtospeakbyimitation.

儿童通过模仿学说话。(2)Hegrewbeardsinimitationoftheactor.

他为了模仿那个演员，蓄起了胡子。15.ink/ɪŋk/n.墨水，油墨；（乌贼分泌的）墨液e.g.(1)Hesworeattheboywhodroppedinkonthebook.

他对那把墨水倒翻在书上的孩子臭骂了一顿。(2)Iftheinksinksinit’llbehardtoremoveit.

如果墨水渗入，要除去就很困难。14.imitation/ˌɪmɪ'teɪʃn/n.16.label/'leɪbl/n.标签；称标记，符号e.g.(1)Ireadtheinformationonthelabelbeforedecidingwhichjamtobuy.我先看果酱标签上的说明再决定买哪种。(2)Hehasbeengivenalabelof“playboy”byhisfriends.

他的朋友给他起了一个“花花公子”的绰号。17.logo/'ləʊɡəʊ/n.（某公司或机构的）标识，标志，徽标e.g.(1)Thehotelusesasmallpinetreeasitslogo.

这个饭店的标识是一棵小松树。(2)Theteam’slogowasemblazonedonthebaseballcaps.

球队标识醒目地印在棒球帽上。16.label/'leɪbl/n.标签；称标记，18.magnify/'mæɡnɪfaɪ/v.放大；扩大e.g.(1)Wemagnifyobjectswithamicroscope.我们用显微镜放大物体。(2)Heisinclinedtomagnifydifficulties.他老是爱夸大困难。19.microprint/'maɪkrəprɪnt/n.缩影相片；缩微印刷e.g.(1)Theleftthreadhasredmicroprintofthewords“OurPassion.”左侧线条具有“OurPassion”字样的红色缩影相片。20.nervous/'nɜ:vəs/adj.焦虑的；紧张不安的e.g.(1)Themerestlittlethingmakeshimnervous.

最微不足道的小事也会使他紧张。18.magnify/'mæɡnɪfaɪ/v.放大(2)Ihaveneverseenanyonesonervous.Hewassweatinglikeapigashewaitedfortheresultsoftheinterview.我从未看到过这么紧张的人。他在等待面试结果时，

紧张得满身大汗。21.packaging/'pækɪdʒɪŋ/n.包装；包装材料；包装风格；打包e.g.(1)Ihopeyougetthepackagingdesignsright.

我希望你收到了正确的包装设计。(2)Weusuallyusecardboardcasesforpackaging.

我们通常用纸板箱包装。

package/'pækɪdʒ/n.包裹；整批交易

vt.把……打包；把……进行推销(2)Ihaveneverseenanyo22.painfully/'peɪnfʊli/adv.痛苦地；疼地；费力地e.g.(1)Ilookedpainfullyatthevasebrokenintopieces.

我痛苦地看着这个破得粉碎的花瓶。(2)Hewaspainfullyawareofhislackofexperience.

他痛苦地意识到自己缺乏经验。

pain/peɪn/n.痛苦；疼痛；辛苦；烦人之人或事23.pirate/'paɪrət/v.抢劫（海上船只）；剽窃，盗用e.g.(1)WewillimmediatelycallthepoliceoncewefindourCDsbeingpirated.

一旦发现我们的唱片被盗版,我们会立即报警。22.painfully/'peɪnfʊli/adv(2)Agangofbanditspiratedthecargoship.

一帮土匪抢劫了那艘货船。

24.portrait/'pɔ:trɪt/n.肖像，肖像画；半身雕塑像；人物描写e.g.(1)Iunearthedtheportraitfromtheattic.

我从阁楼上搜出这幅画像。(2)Intheportraitheisshownlyingonasofa.

在这张画像中他躺在沙发上。25.prevent/prɪ'vent/v.预防；阻碍；阻止e.g.(1)Itisthejobofthepolicetopreventcrime.

防止犯罪是警察的职责。(2)Agangofbanditspira(2)Nothingcanpreventusfromcarryingouttheplan.

什么也无法阻挡我们去实施这个计划。26.scanner/'skænə/n.扫描设备；扫描仪；扫描器e.g.(1)Thecardreaderiscompatiblebutthescannerisincompatiblewithmycomputersystem.

这个读卡机与我的电脑系统兼容，但扫描机不兼容。(2)Nodriverisfoundforyourscanner.

没有为扫描仪找到驱动程序。27.technology/tek'nɒlədʒi/n.科技；工艺；技术e.g.(1)BritainisbehindJapanindevelopingmoderntechnologies.在发展现代技术方面英国落后于日本。(2)Nothingcanpreventus(2)Hemajorsinenginetechnologyinthiscollege.

他在这所学院主修发动机工艺。28.ultraviolet/ˌʌltrə'vaɪəlɪt/adj.紫外的；紫外线的e.g.(1)Asuncreamprovidesadequateprotectionagainstharmfulultravioletrays.

使用防晒霜可以保护皮肤不受紫外线的伤害。n.紫外线e.g.Whatareinfraredandultravioletrays?

什么是红外线和紫外线？(2)Hemajorsinenginete1.FOCUSONTHETOPIC2.FOCUSONREADING3.FOCUSONWRITING1.FOCUSONTHETOPIC2.FOCUS1.FOCUSONTHETOPICA.PredictB.ShareinformationC.BackgroundandvocabularyUnit3》11.FOCUSONTHETOPICA.PrediA.PredictUnit3》1》ALookatthebillsanddiscussthequestionswiththeclass.1.Whydoyouthinkthe$100billwaschanged?2.Whatdifferencescanyouseebetweenthetwobills?U.S.$100billbefore1996U.S.$100billafter2004A.PredictUnit3》1》ALookatB.ShareinformationUnit3》1》BWhatdoyouthinkabouttheactions?Aretheyacceptable?Aretheywrong?Somethingsmayseemmorewrongtoyouthanothers.Foreachaction,check(√)theboxthatshowswhatyouthink.Compareyouranswersinasmallgroup.B.ShareinformationUnit3》1ACTIONACCEPTABLENOTSOWRONGWRONGVERYWRONG1.Astudentdoesn’twanttobuyabookheneedssohecopiessomechaptersonacopymachine.2.Astudentcopiesafriend’spaperandgivesittoherteacherwithherownnameonit.3.Amanfindsabagwith$50init.Hekeepsthemoney.4.Amanneedssomemoney.Hecopiespapermoneyonacopymachine.5.Agirlneedssomemoney.Shetakes$5fromhermother’swallet.6.Amanborrows$10fromafriendandneverrepayshim.Unit3》1》BACTIONACCEPTABLENOTSOWRONGVERC.BackgroundandvocabularyUnit3》1》CWhenyoureadastory,theremaybemanywordsyoudon’tknow.Oftenyoucanstillunderstandthestory,andsometimesyoucanevenunderstandthesenewwords.1.Readthestory.Seeifyoucanunderstanditeventhoughsomewordsaremissing.Onedaylastyear,someNewYorkCitysanitationworkerswereverysurprisedwhentheyemptiedagarbagecan.Alongwith,thebananapeelsandemptyCokecans,theyfound$18millioninnew.Whowouldthrowoutallthatmoney?Theworkersfeltthatsomethingwasnotright,sotheycalledtheUnitedStatesBureauC.BackgroundandvocabularyUnUnit3》1》CofEngravingandPrinting,thepartofgovernmentthatmakespapermoney.TheBureauemployeessaidthatthemoneylookedrealbutthat,infact,itwasn’t.Itwas—andnotlegal.Thegarbagemusthavebelongedto,peoplewhomakemoneythatisnotreal.Theyusebotholdandnew,orwaystomakemoney.Forexample,somemakethemoneybyusingprintingpresses,bigmachinessimilartothoseformakingbooksornewspapers;othersuseandothercomputer.Thesecounterfeitersprobablyprintedalotofmoneyandweren’thappywithhowitlooked.Maybethedrawingwasn’tgoodenough.Ormaybethewasnotexactlytherightcolor.Sotheythrewitallout.ThepeopleattheBureauofEngravingandPrintingweremad.Copyingmoneyis.Counterfeiterswhogetcaughtcangotoprisonforalongtime.ThepeopleattheBureauworkveryhardtopeoplefrommakingfakemoney.TheBureaunevercaughtthesecounterfeiters.Nobodyknowsiftheywereabletomakeanother$18millionthatlookedreal.Unit3》1》CofEngravingandPUnit3》1》CNowanswerthequestions.Thendiscussyouranswerswithaclassmate.1.WhatdidtheNewYorkCitysanitationworkersfind?2.Whothrewoutallthatmoney?money/fakemoney/moneythatwasnotrealpeoplewhocopiedthemoney/counterfeiters2.Readthestoryagain.Workwithapartner.Useinformationinthestorytoguessthemeaningofthemissingwords.Writeyourguessesonthelines.1.2.3.Unit3》1》CNowanswerthequeUnit3》1》C4.5.6.7.8.9.10.Nowreadthestorywiththevocabularywordsfilledin.Onedaylastyear,someNewYorkCitysanitationworkerswereverysurprisedwhentheyemptiedagarbagecan.AlongwiththebananapeelsandemptyCokecans,theyfound$18millioninnew.Whowouldthrowoutallthatmoney?Theworkersfeltthatsomethingwasnotright,sotheycalledtheUnitedStatesBureaubillsUnit3》1》C4.NowreadthesUnit3》1》CofEngravingandPrinting,thepartofgovernmentthatmakespapermoney.TheBureauemployeessaidthatthemoneylookedrealbutthat,infact,itwasn’t.Itwas—andnotlegal.Thegarbagemusthavebelongedto,peoplewhomakemoneythatisnotreal.Theyusebotholdandnew,orwaystomakemoney.Forexample,somemakethemoneybyusingprintingpressessimilartothoseformakingbooksornewspapers;othersuseandothercomputer.Thesecounterfeitersprobablyprintedalotofmoneyandweren’thappywithhowitlooked.Maybethedrawingwasn’tgoodenough.Ormaybethewasnotexactlytherightcolor.Sotheythrewitallout.ThepeopleattheBureauofEngravingandPrintingweremad.Copyingmoneyis.Counterfeiterswhogetcaughtcangotoprisonforalongtime.ThepeopleattheBureauworkveryhardtopeoplefrommakingfakemoney.TheBureaunevercaughtthesecounterfeiters.Nobodyknowsiftheywereabletomakeanother$18millionthatlookedreal.fakecounterfeiterstechnologiesscannersequipmentinkillegalpreventcompletelyUnit3》1》CofEngravingandPUnit3》1》CWorkwiththeclass.Makealistofthenewvocabularywords.Togetherwriteonedefinitionthatseemsbestforeachword.1.bills:piecesofpapermoney2.fake:notreal3.counterfeiters:peoplewhomakemoneythatisnotreal4.technologies:waystomakethings,usuallywithsomekindofmachine5.scanners:machinesthatcopypapersintocomputers6.equipment:machines7.ink:coloredliquidusedforprintingandwriting8.illegal:againstthelaw9.prevent:tostopsomethingbeforeithappens10.completely:entirelyUnit3》1》CWorkwiththeclas2.FOCUSONREADINGA.Readingone:MakingMoneyB.Readingtwo:IMadeItMyselfC.IntegratereadingsoneandtwoUnit3》22.FOCUSONREADINGA.ReadingA.Readingone:MakingMoneyUnit3》2》AThefollowingmagazinearticleisabouthowsomecounterfeitersmakefakemoney.ItisalsoabouthowtheU.S.governmenttriestostopcounterfeiting.下面的杂志文章是关于造假者伪造货币。同时也讲述了美国政府如何试图阻止伪造行为。A.Readingone:MakingMoneyUnUnit3》2》AWorkinasmallgroup.Makealistofthingsthatyouthinkthegovernmentmightdotomakemoneyhardertocopy.1.2.3.4.5.Nowreadthearticle.Wereyourideascorrect?Unit3》2》AWorkinasmallgrUnit3》2》ANowreadthearticle.Wereyourideascorrect?BYAMELIALAIDLAWMAKINGMONEY1.ITWASSOQUICKANDEASY.A14-year-oldboyinScottsdale,Arizona,pulledouta$50billandputitontohisschool’snewcomputerscanner.Thenheprintedtencopiesofhis$50billonacolorcopier.Withinsecondshechanged$50into$550,andhewasreadytoshop.2.Twentyyearsagoonlyafewpeoplehadtheskillsorequipmenttomakecounterfeitmoney.Computer,copier,andprintertechnologyismuchbetternow,sotodayalmostanyonecan“make”money.Withthenewtechnologythereisanewkindofcounterfeiter:casualcounterfeiters.Thesecounterfeitersarecalledcasualbecausetheydon’thavespecialskillsanddon’tneedtoplanmuch.3.Thenumberoffakebillsmadebycasualcounterfeitersontheirhomeorofficecomputerisgrowingfast.Infact,thisnumberhasdoubledeveryyearsince1989!Thereisnowaytocompletelypreventcounterfeiting.However,thegovernmenthasafewnewwaystomakecasualcounterfeitingmoreUnit3》2》ANowreadthearticUnit3》2》Adifficultthaneverbefore.4.Onewayistoputvery,verysmallwords,calledmicroprint,inhiddenplacesonthebill.Thesewordsareonly6/1,000ofaninch.Noonecanreadthemwithoutamagnifyingglass,aspecialglassthatmakesthingslookbigger.Andtheyaretoosmalltocomeoutclearlyonacopier.Ifsomeonecopiesabillthathasmicroprintandyoulookatthecopythroughamagnifyingglass,youwillseeonlyblacklinesinsteadofmicroprintedwords.5.Anotherwaytopreventpeoplefrommakingillegalmoneyontheirhomecomputersistousespecialcolor-changingink.Moneyprintedwithcolor-changinginkwilllookgreenfromonedirectionandyellowfromanother.Homecomputerscannotusecolor-changingink.Soanycopiesfromahomecomputerwillhavenormalinkthatiseasytonotice.6.Additionally,moneyismadeonspecialpaperwithverysmallpiecesofredandbluesilkmixedin.OnlytheU.S.governmentcanbuythisexactpaper.Andoneachbillthereisaspeciallinethatrunsfromthetoptothebottomofthebill.Suppose,forexample,thatyouholda$20billuptothelight.Ifyoudothis,youcanseethelinehasthewords“USAtwenty.”ThelineturnsUnit3》2》AdifficultthanUnit3》2》ANoonecanreadthemwithoutamagnifyingglass,aspecialglassthatmakesthingslookbigger.这句话的意思是“不借助放大镜，没有人能看到（这些字），放大镜就是一种能让物体看起来更大的特殊玻璃。”句中“aspecialglassthatmakesthingslookbigger”是进一步解释说明“amagnifyingglass”的。Additionally,moneyismadeonspecialpaperwithverysmallpiecesofredandbluesilkmixedin.这句话的意思是“另外，纸币是由混有红色和蓝色丝制品的特殊纸张做成的”。Unit3》2》ANoonecanreadthUnit3》2》Aredifyouputitunderaspecial(ultraviolet)light.In2004theU.S.governmentstartedusingdifferentcolorsinthebackgroundofbills.Thesebackgroundcolors,theline,andthespecialpaperwithredandbluesilkarenoteasyforhomecomputerstocopy.7.TheBureauofEngravingandPrintingneedstokeepchangingthewayitmakesmoneybecausecounterfeiterscanlearntocopythechanges.Todaycopierscan’tcopymicroprintedwordsorcolor-changingink.Butinafewyears,whoknows?(465words)Unit3》2》AredifyouputReadformainideasUnit3》2》A1.Eachsentencetellsthemainideaofaparagraphin“MakingMoney.”Readeachsentence,thenwritethecorrectparagraphnumbernexttoit.a.Casualcounterfeitingisbecomingabigproblem,andthegovernmentisfightingtheproblem.b.Usingcolor-changinginkisawaytopreventcounterfeiting.c.Achildcaneasilycopypapermoney.d.Thegovernmentmustalwayskeepchangingthebillstopreventcounterfeiting.e.Puttingmicroprintonbillshelpspreventcounterfeiting.f.Newtechnologymakescasualcounterfeitingpossible.g.Thespecialpaper,line,andcoloronU.S.papermoneyhelppreventcounterfeiting.ParagraphParagraph3Paragraph5Paragraph1Paragraph7Paragraph4Paragraph2Paragraph6ReadformainideasUnit3》2》Unit3》2》A2.Check()thesentencethatbestdescribesthemainideaofthewholearticle.a.It’seasiertocounterfeitmoneytodaythanitwas20yearsago,especiallywiththerightequipment.b.Thegovernmenthasseveralwaystotrytopreventcounterfeiting.c.Newtechnologymakescounterfeitingeasier,butthegovernmentchangesbillseveryfewyearstomakecounterfeitingmoredifficult.√√Unit3》2》A2.Check()thesReadfordetailsUnit3》2》ACompletethesentenceswithinformationfromthearticle.1.Twentyyearsago,onlyafewpeoplehadtheortomakefakemoney.2.Onewaytopreventcounterfeitersfrommakingfakemoneyonaistousemicroprintedwords.3.Billshaveathatyoucanseeifyouholdthemuptothelight.4.Billsareprintedonspecialpaperthathaspiecesofandsilk.5.AboyinScottsdale,Arizona,usedhisschool’sscannertomakecopiesofa$bill.6.Moneyprintedwithcolor-changinginklooksgreenfromonedirectionandfromanother.skillsequipmentcopierORscannerline(withwords)redblueten50yellowReadfordetailsUnit3》2》ACoMakeinferencesUnit3》2》AWhichofthesestatementsdoyouthinkaretrue?WriteT(true)orF(false).Discussyouranswerswithapartner.1.Mostcasualcounterfeitersmakemillionsofdollarsinbills.2.Thegovernmentisworriedaboutcasualcounterfeiters.3.Thepolicecatchmostcasualcounterfeiters.4.Thegovernmentchangesthewayitmakesmoneyeveryfewyears.5.Copierswillprobablybeabletocopymicroprintinjustafewyears.FTTTFMakeinferencesUnit3》2》AWhiExpressopinionsUnit3》2》ADiscussthequestionsinasmallgroup.Giveyouropinions.Thenshareyouranswerswiththeclass.1.Whogetshurtwhenpeoplecounterfeit?Whoarecounterfeitersstealingfrom?2.Whatwouldyoudoifyousawsomeonecopyingmoneyonacolorcopier?ExpressopinionsUnit3》2》ADiB.Readingtwo:IMadeItMyselfUnit3》2》BBeforecomputersandcopiers,counterfeitingwasnoteasy.Youneededtheartisticskilltodrawacopyofabill,alargeprintingpress,andtheskilltouseit.Counterfeitingoftentookalotoftime,planning,andhardwork.Stilltheresultswereexcellent.Thecounterfeitmoneylookedandfeltliketherealthing.Today,professionalcounterfeitersstillmakefakemoneytheold-fashionedway—onprintingpresses.在电脑和复印机发明之前，伪造是不容易的。你需要具有高超的技巧来画出一张纸币，要有大型印刷机，并能够熟练地使用它。伪造经常要花大量时间，进行周密的规划和繁重的工作。当然印制结果也不错。伪造的货币看起来和感觉上就像真币一样。到目前，专业的造假者仍然使用老式的方法用印刷机制造假币。B.Readingtwo:IMadeItMyseUnit3》2》BNowreadthestoryofMichaelLandress,whowasonceaprofessionalcounterfeiter.Unit3》2》BNowreadthestoryUnit3》2》B1.Ittookmonthsofplanning,oftryingtofindtheperfectpaper,ofmixingandremixinginktogettherightcolor,ofprintingandreprintingtogettherightfeel,butIdidit.Imadeaperfectcopyofa$100bill.2.Duringthedays,Ididregularprintjobsattheshop.atfiveo’clock,Isentmyworkershome,hopingnoonewouldaskwhyIstayedlate.Ipulledoutthepaper,ink,andotherequipmentIhidawaythenightbeforeandslowly,carefullyworkeduntilthesuncameup.Ididn’thavetimetosleep.Iwastoonervoustosleepanyway.AsIworked,IworriedabouttheSecretServiceagentscomingtogetme.Inthebeginning,asIpreparedthepaper,Isaidtomyself,“I’mjustprintinglittleblueandredhairlinesonpaper.Theycan’tarrestmeforthat.I’mnotbreakingthelaw.”ThenasIprintedthenumbers,Isaid,“I’mjustprintingsmallnumbersinfourcornersofapage.Theycan’tUnit3》2》B1.IttookmonthsUnit3》2》Barrestmeforthis.WhatI’mdoingisn’tillegal.”Finally,asIgotcloserandclosertoprintingsomethingtheycouldarrestmefor,Ibegantowonder,“Isthisreallythatbad?WhoamIhurting?I’mmakingmyselfafewthousanddollarssoIcantakemyboyandmovetoPuertoRico.I’mjusttryingtodomybestformyfamily.Isthatsowrong?”3.Afteraboutthreeweeksofslowwork,Ifinallyprintedoutawholesheetof$100bills.Itookoutthemagnifyingglassandstudiedmywork.“No.Oh,Ben,no.Ben,youdon’tlookright,”Isaidaloudtotheemptyshop.TheportraitofBenFranklinonthefrontofthebilljustdidn’tlookright.Tomostpeople,heprobablylookedliketheoneontherealbill.However,Icouldseethatitwasn’taperfectcopy.Ineededittobeperfect.So,slowly,painfully,Istartedover.4.Aweeklater,Iwasprintingthelastofthebills.Ididn’thearthemcomeinbecauseofthenoiseofthepress.Ijustlookedupfromstudyingthenow-perfectportraitsofBenFranklintoseeagunatmyheadandheartheSecretServiceagentsay,“Justlikegettingcaughtwithyourhandinthecookiejar,huh,Mike?”(406words)Unit3》2》BarrestmeforUnit3》2》BNowanswerthequestions.Checkyouranswerswithapartner.1.ThetitleofthestoryisIMadeItMyself.Whatdoes“It”referto?2.Inthethirdparagraph,Landresssays,“No.Oh,Ben,no.”WhoisBen?Whatwaswrong?HowdoesMichaelfeel?“It”referstomakingaperfectcopyofa$100bill.“Ben”isBenFranklin,themanonthe$100bill.Hisportraitdidn’tlookexactlyright.Michaelfeelsdisappointed/sad/upset.Unit3》2》BNowanswerthequeUnit3》2》B3.Inthefourthparagraph,Landresssays,“Ididn’thearthemcomeinbecauseofthenoiseofthepress.”Whodoes“them”referto?Whatweretheycomingtodo?Why?4.Thestoryendswith“Justlikegettingcaughtwithyourhandinthecookiejar,huh,Mike?”Whatdoyouthink“gettingcaughtwithyourhandinthecookiejar”means?“Them”aretheSecretServiceagents.TheywerecomingtoarrestMichaelLandressbecausehewasmakingcounterfeitbills.“Gettingcaughtwithyourhandinthecookiejar”meansgettingcaughtdoingsomethingoneshouldn’tbedoing.Unit3》2》B3.InthefourthpUnit3》2》CC.IntegratereadingsoneandtwoSTEP1:OrganizeTherearetwokindsofcounterfeiters:casualcounterfeiters,likethe14-year-oldboyinScottsdale,Arizona,andprofessionalcounterfeiterslikeMikeLandress.BasedonReadingsOneandTwo,comparethetwokindsofcounterfeiters.Lookatthelistofphrases.Thenwriteeachphraseinthecorrectboxinthechartonthenextpage.Somephrasesmaybeusedtwice.Unit3》2》CC.IntegratereadiUnit3》2》Cartisticskillsprintingpressescolor-changinginkpaperdoesnothaveblueandredsilkinitspecialpapercomputerprinterinkaprintshopknowhowtorunaprintingpressscannersmicroprintlookslikeblacklinesinkisnotcolor-changinghomecomputerskillscomputerprinterpapernospeciallineUnit3》2》CartisticskillsknoUnit3》2》CCASUALCOUNTERFEITERSPROFESSIONALCOUNTERFEITERSWhatkindofskillsdotheyneed?artisticskills2.Whattools,equipment,andmaterialsdotheyneed?3.Howcanyoutelltheirbillsarefake?homecomputerskillsscannerscomputerprinterinkcomputerprinterpaperknowhowtorunaprintingpressprintingpressescolor-changinginkspecialpaperaprintshopmicroprintlookslikeblacklinespaperdoesnothaveblueandredsilkinitinkisnotcolorchangingnospeciallineUnit3》2》CCASUALPROFESSIONALUnit3》2》CSTEP2:SynthesizeTheU.S.governmentdoesalottopreventcounterfeiting,butithasdifferentwaysofcatchingcasualandprofessionalcounterfeiters.Completethetwomemosregardingcounterfeitprevention.UseinformationfromthechartinStep1.U.S.BureauofCounterfeitPreventionTo:ShopkeepersintheWashington,D.C.,areaRe:CatchingcasualcounterfeitersWearefindingmanycounterfeitbillsintheWashington,D.C.,areathismonth.Thesebillsaremadewithhomecomputertechnologyandareeasytorecognize.Pleasehelpustocatchcounterfeiters.Tipsforrecognizingcounterfeitbills:1.(paper/feel)2.(redandbluesilkthread)3.(line)4.(youridea)5.(youridea)1.Thepaperfeelsdifferent.Thereisnoredandbluesilkthreadinthepaper.Thereisnospeciallinewhenyouholdthebilluptothelight.Itlookslikeitwasdoneonascanner.Theinkisnotcolor-changing.ORThemicroprintlookslikeablackline.Unit3》2》CSTEP2:SynthesizeUnit3》2》CU.S.BureauofCounterfeitPreventionTo:AllU.S.agentsRe:ProfessionalcounterfeiterinvestigationProfessionallycounterfeitbillsareshowingupintheNewYork,Philadelphia,andBostonareas.Wecannotrelyonshopkeeperstohelpusfindthesecounterfeitersbecausethebillsareverywelldoneanddifficulttorecognizeascounterfe