新课标高中必修必修3Unit3Themillionpoundbanknotewarmingupreading课件

教师进修学校 张晓艳1Mark

Twain2(1835—1910)How

much

do

youknow

about

him?The greatest

humorist

of

the

19thcenturyin

American

literature.

Also

one

of

the

greatestwriter

in

theworld.good at

writing

aboutchildren’s

adventures3his

masterpieces4The

Adventures

ofTomSawyer(汤姆·索亚历险记）his

masterpiecesThe

Adventures

of

Huckleberry

Finn（哈克贝利·

费恩历险记）5his

short

storiesTheMillionPound

Bank-Note（百万英镑）6ReadingI7Characters

（人物）：Henry

Adams

:young

penilessbusinessman“Roderick”

and

“Oliver”

:old

wealthy

brothersReadingII8Time

and

placecharactersWhat

happened1903Roderick,olivermade

a

betOutside

thebrothers’

houseHenry

Adamswanderingask

Henry

questionsInside

theRoderick,oliverabout his

plan,job,and

money

giveHenrybrothers’

housea

letterHenrytells the

brothersabout

himselfreceives

theletterSkimming

:

answer

the

following

questions:Where

did

Henry

Adams

come

from?Did

he

know

much

about

London?What

did

he

do

in

America?Why

did

he

land

in

Britain?What

happened

to

Henry

after

he

metthe

two

brothers?Reading-III5.Why

did

the

brothers

choose

Henry?9Where

did

Henry

Adams

come

from?Did

he

know

much

about

London?Henry

came

from

San

Francisco.No,

he

didn’t

know

London

at

all.What

did

he

do

in

America?He

worked

for

a

mining

company.103.

Why

did

he

land

in

Britain?He

was

sailing

out

the

bay

when

hewas

carried

out

to

sea

by

astrongwind

and

was

survived

by

a

ship

forLondon.11What

happened

to

Henry

after

hemet

the

two

brothers?He

was

given

a

letter

by

the

twobrothers

and

was

asked

not

toopenit

until

two

o’clock.Why

did

the

brothers

choose

Henry?He

is

a

peniless

American.12Reading-IVRetell

the

story

by

filling

the

following

passage.Here

is

a

most

incredible

story

about

HenryAdams,

an

American

businessman,who

has

hadsome

very

bad

luck.About

a

month

ago

whenhewas

saillingout

of

the

bay,he

was

carried

outto

sea

by

a

strong

wind.The

next

morning

hewas

spotted

by

a

ship.He

earned

his

passagebyworking

as

an

unpaid

hand,which

accounts

forhis

appearance.So

as

a

matter

of

fact,helanded

in

Britain

byaccident

and

he

was

los13t

inLondon.He

had

no

money

and

didn’tknowwhat he

should

do.

Then

he

was

called

to

a house.Two

richbrothers

asked

him

several

questionsand

give

him

a

letter

.to

be

honest,

hefelt

very

silly

when

he

was

told

thathe

couldn’t

open

it

until

twoo’clock.14What

do

you

think

of

Henry?15It

is

my

first

trip

here.Well,

to

be

honest,

Ihavenone.

(no

money)Well,

I

can’t

say

that

Ihaveany

plans.16I

earned

my

passage

by

working

as

anunpaid

hand.Could

you

offer

me

some

kind

of

workhere?I

don’t

want

your

charity,

I

just

want

anhonest

job.17Well,

it

may

seem

luck

to

you

butnot

to

me.If

this

is

your