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Developingideas—ReadingComprehensionTheImportanceofHumourUnit1Laughoutloud!Bytheendofthisperiod,youwillbeableto:readforspecificinformationandunderstandwordsinthepassage;knowaboutMarkTwainandLinYutang’sattitudetowardshumour;knowmoreaboutthesignificanceofhumour.CONTENTSPre-readingIWhile-readingIIPost-readingIIISentencesanalysisIVPre-reading1.Doyouknowthemeninthepictures?MarkTwainLinYutangnarrativen.记叙文[ˈnærətɪv]

satiren.讽刺;讽刺作品[ˈsætaɪə(r)]sophisticatedadj.复杂的,老练的,见多识广的,在行的,水平高的,先进的[səˈfɪstɪkeɪtɪd]

popularisern.大众化的人,普及化,普及者,倡导[ˈpɒpjələraɪzə]ReadingforbackgroundinformationReadtheshortintroductionstoMarkTwainandLinYutangandfillinthetable.MarkTwain(1835-1910)LinYutang(1895-1976)NationalityAmericanChineseCareerswriter,humorist,lecturer,adventurerwriter,translator,linguist,philosopher,inventorRepresen-tativeWorksTheInnocents

Abroad(《傻子出国记》)TheAdventuresofTom

SawyerAdventuresofHuckleberry

FinnMyCountryandMyPeople(《吾国与吾民》)TheImportanceofLiving(《生活的艺术》)Stylewittyandsatirical/səˈtɪrɪkl/讽刺的informalbutsophisticated;

复杂巧妙的;见多识广的wiseandwittyWhatdidtheyhaveincommon?2.What’stheirattitudetowardshumour?A.Objective. B.Favorable.C.Negative. D.Ambiguous.Now,let’scometoourpassagetocheckyouranswers!Para.1Readthepassagecarefullyandtrytofindoutthestructure.TheImportanceofHumourHumourhasbeenanessentialpartofhumanbehaviourforthousandsofyears.

Thereiscomedyinthetexts

ofAncientGreece,andmedievalwritingsarefilledwithjokes.Whilethesesamejokesmightnotbeasfunnytousnowastheywerethen,theirauthorsunderstoodthathumourcouldnotonlyentertainbutalsothrownewlightonsensitiveoremotive

issues.whatthemainideaofthepassage?Thefirstsentenceservesasthemainideaofpara.1.Thelastsentenceisusedtointroducethenextparagraph.Thetitleindictesthemaintopicofthewholepassage.Para.2Closertomoderntimes,someone

whoisrememberedforhisabilitytocombinehumourwithmoreseriousmessagesisAmericanwriter,MarkTwain.Twain'sparticularstyleofwritingisfunnyandoftenmischievous.Forexample,inhisclassicnovelTheAdventuresofTomSauyer,hefamouslysays,“Writingiseasy.Allyouhavetodoiscrossoutthewrongwords.”Butheisequallywellknownforhiswittyremarksinhiseverydayinteractionswithpeople.Forinstance,whileonalecturingtouroftheUnitedStates,Twainwentintoabarber'sshoptogetahaircutandashave.Thebarber,notrecognisinghim,askedifhehadatickettothelecture.WhenTwainrepliedthathedidn't,thebarbertoldhimthatifhewantedtogototheeventhewouldhavetostand,astherewerenoseatsleftinthetheatre.Twain'sresponsewas,"That'sjustmyluck.Ialwayshavetostandwhenthatfellowlectures!"ThisparagraphusesexamplestoshowhumourplaysanimportantroleinMarkTwain’sworksandhislife.Forexample,Forinstance,Para.3LikeTwain,butontheothersideoftheworld,LinYutangwassoontobecomefamousforhisuniquebrandofhumour.Awell-knownbilingualwriter,LinbroughttheconceptofhumourtomodernChineseliterature.In1924,hecreativelyborrowed“youmo”fromAncientChineseasthetranslationfortheEnglishword“humour”.“Youmo”issillbeingusedinthiswaytoday.ThisparagraphintroducesLinYutanasamasterofhumourontheothersideoftheworld.Para.4Lin’squickwithelpedmakehimfamousasamasterofhumour.Once,havingbeeninvitedtodinneratauniversity,hewasputonthespotwhenthepresident

suddenly

askedhimtogiveaspeech.Thinkingonhisfeet,LinstartedtotellastoryaboutacruelRomanemperorwhotriedtofeedamantowildanimals.Firstcamealion.Themanwhisperedsomethinginthelion’sear,afterwhichthelionshookitsheadandwalkedawayunhappily.Thenalongcameatiger.Again,themanwhisperedinthetiger’sear.Thetigerlookedshockedandhurriedaway.“Whatdidyousaytomyanimals?”saidtheemperor,astonished.“Itoldthemtheyhadtomakeaspeechaftereatingmefordinner.”Lin’saudienceroaredwithlaughter.Withthislittlejoke,Linwasabletomakepeoplelaugh,whilegentlytellingoffthepresident.HumouralsoplaysanimportantroleinLin’sworksandhislife.Para.5BothTwainandLinunderstoodthathumourisn'tjustaboutlaughter,butisawayoflifeandatoolthatcanbeusedtoilluminatetheworld.Linevencreatedanequationtoexplainthisconcept:Reality+Dreams+Humour=Wisdom.Livingandworkingwithotherscansometimesbecomplicated,andhumourmakesthiseasier.Sharingjokesandlaughingtogethercanbringindividualsandevencommunitiestogether.Indeed,somemayargue

thatourneedforhumourisalmostasgreatasourneedforwaterandair.InthewordsofMarkTwain,“Humorismankind'sgreatestblessing”.Theconclusionofthepassage:Humourhasbeenanessentialpartofhumanlifeallovertheworld.structureofthepassagethegeneralintroductionoftheimportanceofhumor(P1)MarkTwain&hishumor(P2)LinYutang&hishumor(P3-4)conclusion:What’shumor(p5)ArgumentationActivity2

Careful-readingfordetailsⅠ.ReadPara.1carefullyanddothefollowingexercises.1.What’sthepurposeofthefirstparagraph?Tointroducethetopic—humour.2.Whyishumouranessentialpartofhumanbehaviorforthousandsofyears?Humourcouldnotonlyentertainbutalsothrownewlightonsensitiveoremotiveissues.3.Trytoexplain“throwlighton”inyourownwords.Makestheasiertounderstand.ReadfordetailshumanbehaviourentertainsensitiveoremotiveissuesActivity3Ⅱ.ReadPara.2carefullyanddothefollowingexercises.1.Howdoesparagraph2develop?A.Bymakingcomparison.

B.Bygivingexamples.C.Bylistingfigures.

D.Bycitingaconcept.2.WhatdidTwain’sresponsetothebarber’squestionimply?A.Hegavethelecturehimself.B.Hecouldn’tgetatickettoeverylecture.C.Hehadtostandbecauseofhisbadluck.D.Hedidn’tlikethefellowthatlectured.√√3.DecidewhetherthefollowingstatementsareT(true)orF(false).(1)MarkTwainwasfamousforexplaininghumorousissuesseriously.(

)(2)WhenMarkTwainwentintoabarber’sshop,thebarberdidn’trecognisehim.(

)FTReadfordetailsActivity3“That’sjustmyluck.Ialwayshavetostand

whenthatfellowlectures!”TheAdventuresofTomSawyerfunny&oftenmischievousseriousmessagescombinehumourⅢ.ReadParas.3-4carefullyanddothefollowingexercises.1.DecidewhetherthefollowingstatementsareT(true)orF(false).(1)LinYutangtranslatedtheEnglishword“humour”intotheancientChineseword“youmo”.

(

)(2)Linwasveryhappytobeaskedtogiveaspeechafterthedinner.(

)TF2.Whatisthefunctionofpara3?Itservesas/actastransition)过渡3.WhyisLinYutang’sjokeaboutthemanandwildanimalsfunny?ReadfordetailsActivity3Heborrowed“youmo”fromAncientChinese

asthetranslationfortheEnglishword“humour”.amasterofhumourHetoldastoryaboutacruelRomanemperor

whotriedtofeedamantowildanimalsduring

thedinneratauniversity.(笑话最后的)妙语Whyisthejokefunny?Ⅳ.ReadPara.5carefullyanddothefollowingexercises.1.WhatdidLinYutangandMarkTwainhaveincommon?A.Theybothconsideredhumouraslaughter.B.Theybotharguedthathumourwasn’tasessentialaswaterforus.C.Theybothagreedthesignificanceofhumourforhumanbeings.D.Theybothsharedtheequation:Reality+Dreams+Humour=Wisdom.√2.Completethefollowingblanksaccordingtothepassage.Humourisa(1)____________andatoolthatcanbeusedto(2)__________________.Lincreatedanequation:(3)________+(4)________+(5)________=(6)________Humourisalmostasgreatasourneedfor(7)______________.InthewordsofMarkTwain,“(8)__________________________________________”.wayoflifeilluminatetheworldRealityDreamsHumourWisdomwaterandairHumorismankind’sgreatestblessingReadfordetailsActivity3illuminatetheworldwayoflifeTrytoworkoutthemeaningofthisequationintheexamples.Reality:Homour:Dream:Reality:Homour:Dream:Thebarberdidn’trecogniseMarkTwain.Everytimehewenttothelecture,hehadtostand.Sohecomplained.Twaindidn’twanttomakethebarberembarrassed.Twainexpressedthathewasunluckytoo.Healsoneededtostand.Linwassuddenlyaskedtogiveaspeechbythepresident.Linwantedtorejecttherequestinanotsoembarrassingway.Lintoldastorytoexpresshisdissatisfactioninahomorousway.thecharmofhumour,showtheirwisdomThinkandshareCanyoudealwiththefollowingsituationinahumorousway?Activity5Onanawardpresentationceremony,JinBoranonceaskedSunLiinasharptone:“Whywereyoualwayssleepyinclasswhenyouwereyoung?”Suddenly,everyonefeltasenseofembarrassment.SunLi,however,answeredthat…..ThinkandshareCanyoudealwiththefollowingsituationsinahumorousway?Activity5SunLi:“Becauseschooliswherewestartourdreams”.PremierZhouEnlai’ssenseofhumorTherewasatimewhenPremierZhouEnlaiwasinterviewedbyanAmericanjournalist,whojustcaughtsightofaParkerPenmadeinUS.

Withanillintention,thejournalistaskedthePremier“MrZhou,asaChinese,howcanyouusethepenwhichismadebyUS?”.Afterhearingthis,PremierZhouansweredwittily“Speakingofthispen,it’salongstorytotell.IgotthisasapresentfromoneofmyfriendsinNorthKorea,whohasleftitasatrophy(战利品)forthewartoresistUSagressionandaidKorea(抗美援朝).ButIfeltitinappropriatetotakeitforIhavemadenocontribution.However,myfriendsuggestedmekeepingitasasouvenir,whichIthoughtismeaningful.SoIgotthispenaroundme.Hearingthis,theUSjournalistbecamespeechless.Activity6Post-readingActivity1

Discussion1.DoyouagreewithMarkTwain’sremarkonhumourattheendofthepassage?Giveyourreasons.(Criticalthinking)Yes,Idoagreewithhim.Becausehumourcanhelpusfeelgood.Withouthumour,lifewouldbeboring.2.Howcanasenseofhumourhelpyouinyourdailylife?Giveanexample.(Creativethinking)Humouristhebestwaytorelievestress.Once,Igotveryupsetwiththecomingofanimportantexam,butmyfriendJackwhohasasenseofhumourkepttellingjokes,whichmademerelaxedalot.Activity2

SummaryHumourhasbeenanessentialpartofhumanbehaviourandcannotonlyentertainbutalsothrownewlight1.____________sensitiveoremotiveissues.MarkTwainisrememberedforhisability2.____________(combine)humourwithmoreseriousmessages.Twain’sparticularstyleofwritingisfunnyandoftenmischievous.Forexample,inhisclassicnovelThe

Adventures

of

Tom

Sawyer,hefamouslysays,“Writingiseasy.Allyouhavetodois3.____________(cross)outthewrongwords.”ontocombinecrossLin,4._______becamefamousforhisuniquebrandofhumour,broughttheconceptofhumourtomodernChineseliterature.In1924,he5.____________(creative)borrowed“youmo”fromAncientChineseasthe6.____________(translate)fortheEnglishword“humour”.“Youmo”isstillbeingusedinthiswaytoday.Humourisn’tjustaboutlaughter,7.______isawayoflifeandatoolthatcan8.______(use)toilluminatetheworld.Linevencreatedanequationtoexplainthisconcept:Reality+Dreams+Humour=Wisdom.Livingandworkingwithotherscansometimesbe9.__________(complicate),andhumourmakesthiseasier.10.____________(share)jokesandlaughingtogethercanbringindividualsandevencommunitiestogether.MarkTwainsays,“Humorismankind’sgreatestblessing”.whocreativelytranslationbutbeusedcomplicatedSharingHumourmakesourlifemoreenjoyableandmeaningful.Whenwelaugh,wefeelthepositivitywhichhelpsustostayfocusedonourlife.Humourismankind’sgreatestblessing.1.Whilethesesamejokesmightnotbeasfunnytousnowastheywerethen,theirauthorsunderstoodthathumourcouldnotonlyentertainbutalsothrownewlightonsensitiveoremotiveissues.[句式分析]此句为________句。While引导________从句,其中as引导的是________从句,主句中understood后面跟了一个that引导的____从句。[自主翻译]

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