高一英语学案：习题点拨AtasteofEnglishhumour

学必求其心得，业必贵于专精学必求其心得，业必贵于专精学必求其心得，业必贵于专精教材习题点拨COMPREHENDINGSuggestedanswerstoExercise1：Born1889JobactorFamouscharacterLittletrampCostumeLargetrousers，worn­outshoes，asmallroundblackhatandawalkingstickTypeofactingmimeDied1977SuggestedanswerstoExercise2：Paragraph1:Whypeopleneedcheeringup。Paragraph2：WhatCharlie'schildhoodwaslike。Paragraph3:Whathismostfamouscharacterwaslike。Paragraph4：Anexampleofasadsituationthathemadefunny。Paragraph5：Hisachievements.InBritainandAmericapeoplewerefeelingmiserablebecauseofthebadeconomicsituation.Charlieunderstoodtheirproblems.Hischaracter“thelittletramp"waspoorandhomeless，buteverybodylovedhimforhiskindheartandthewayhedealtwithhisdifficultsituation。CharlieChaplinmadepeoplelaughatsomeoftheseterriblesituationslikebeingwithoutfoodormoney.HewroteanddirectedhisownfilmsandreceivedanOscarforhisoutstandingwork。SuggestedanswerstoExercise3：1Yes,becauseheunderstoodtheproblemsofpeoplewhowereverypoor.2Becausehewasawonderfulactor，understoodandsympathizedwithpeople’sproblemsandtriedtocheerthemup。LEARNINGABOUTLANGUAGEDiscoveringusefulwordsandexpressionsAnswerstoExercise1：NounVerbAdjectiveAdverbfortunefortunatefortunatelycontentmentcontentcontented,contentcontentedlyperformer/performanceperformperforminghumourhumourhumoroushumorouslyastonishmentastonishastonishingastonishinglyboreborebored，boringboringlycharmcharmcharmingcharminglyentertainmententertainentertainingentertaininglyAnswerstoExercise2：uncertain,laughter，pickout,failure，overcome，cutoff,chew，Throughout，enjoyment，outstanding，chargeSuggestedanswerstoExercise3：S1:Howdidyouhelpyourmotherlastweekend？S2：Ipickedupmyclothesandhungthemup.Ipickedoutthebadfruitfromthebowlsotherestwerereadyforcooking.Icutthefatoffthemeatandthencutitupreadyforstir­frying.ThenIpickedthefruitoffthetreesreadyformymothertoselltheminthecityandbeforeIwentintodinnerIcutdowntheoldlotusplantssowecaneattheroots.Mymotherwasverypleasedwithme。DiscoveringusefulstructuresAnswerstoExercise1：ObjectComplementPredicativeAttribute1Youmayfinditastonishing。。.2．.。madeeverythingentertaining。3Howdidthelittletrampmakeasadsituationentertaining？Theactingissoconvincingthatitmakesyoubelievethat.。.1.。。inactingfamilies2．.。hischarmingcharacterAnswerstoExercise2：making，directing，acting，pickingout，joining,entertaining，interestingSuggestedanswerstoExercise3：1Seeingisbelieving.2Hisjobislookingaftertheanimals.3Whathelikesisplayingchessaftersupper。4Thenewsisencouraging.5ThefilmismoreexcitingthananythatI'veeverseen。6ThenovelisnotasexcitingasIexpected.7Thecomedywassoamusingthattheaudiencekeeplaughingallthetime.SuggestedanswerstoExercise4：Theboylaughingathisjokesseemedquitecontentwiththeperformance。Thegirleatingherdinnerhasactedinfourfilms.Theperformergoingtobedearlycanplaythepianowell。Theactresssittingonthesofaisafriendofmybrother.SuggestedanswerstoExercise5：S1:Whatdidyousee/hear/notice/observe/watchyesterday?S2：Isawamanslidingonabananaskin。Iwatchedaboypickingupabottlefromthestreetandputtingitintothedustbin。Inoticedatreeleaningoverthefencewithitsbranchesnearlyontheground.Iheardbirdssingingamongitsleaves.Iobservedamothersmilingatherbabyassheputherinherpushchair.USINGLANGUAGEReadingandspeakingAnswerstoExercise1：1B2CListeningLISTENINGTEXTTHESTORYOFTHEDRUNKENCHICKENSPart1MarySmithlookedatthebeautifulripeplums.Theywouldmakelovelyjam。Whenshehadfinishedthecooking,shefilledallheremptyjamjarsandlefttherestofthejaminthepan。Shewouldputitinthefridgewhenitwascooler。Butjustthenthetelephonerang，hermotherwasinhospitalafteracaraccident。Marypickedupherbagandrunoutofthehouse.Somedayslater,herhusband，John，camehomefromabusinesstrip.Hehadbeentravellingalldayandfeltlikehavingadrinkandapieceofcake。Ashecameintothekitchenhesawapanwithadarkredmessinsideit.Helifteditupandsmelledit。Itsmelledbad。Marymusthaveforgottentocleanthispan,hethought.Sohepouredallthejamintothekitchenyardandcleanedthepan。Thenfeelingcomfortable，hebegantoeatapieceofcake.Part2WhenMaryreturned,shenoticedthechickensbehavingstrangely。Theywererunningroundtheyardasiftheyweresick.Shesawthedarkredmessonthegroundandwentcloser。Whenshesawaplumstoneshewentintothekitchen。Herhusbandwasreadinganewspaperatthetable。AngrilyMaryrusheduptohim.“Youthrewawaymyjam，”sheshouted.“Oh，that’swhatitwas，"hesaid.“I'msorrybutIthoughtitwasporridgewhichhadgonebadinthehotweather。"“Goodheavens！”saidMary.“ThatmustbethejamIleftinthepan，butwhydidn’tyouthrowitinthedustbin？”Johnlaughed。“Itwasamistake.However,thechickenshaveenjoyedthejam，exceptthatithasmadethemdrunk。Whatarewegoingtodowiththesedrunkenchickens？”SuggestedanswerstoExercise2：Marymadesomejambutleftsomeonthekitchentableforafewdaysasshehadtogotolookafterhersickmother.Somedayslater，John，knowingnothingaboutthejam，camehomeandthrewitintothekitchenyard.SuggestedanswerstoExercise3：1Shewasgoingtoputtheminthefridgelaterwhentheyhadcooleddown.2Hethoughtsheshouldhavethrownitoutforthechickenstoeat。PossibleideasforJohnandMary’sreactions：Mary’sreactionJohn’sreactiontoher1Marywilllaugh。1Johnwillapologize。2Hewilltellhersheshouldnothaveleftthejamonthekitchentable.2MarywillgetangryandtellJohnheshouldhaveputthejaminthedustbin。1Johnwillgetangrytooandsaythatsheshouldhavetoldhimshewasmakingjam。2Hewilllaughandsayitisnotimportant.3Hewillapologize.3MarywillsaythattheproblemswiththechickensareJohn’sresponsibility。1Johnwilldenythissayingthatsheshouldnothaveleftthejamonthekitchentable.2HewillsaythatMarydidnottellhimwhatshehadbeendoinginthekitchen.3Hedidnotknowthechickenswouldgetsick.AnswerstoExercise4：__4__MarygotangrywithJohn。__2__Marysawthechickensbehavingstrangely。__5__Johnwassorry。__7__Thechickensenjoyedthejam.__6__Johnsaidhethoughtthejamwasporridge.__3__Marylookedattheredmessontheground.__8__Johnsaidthechickensweredrunk。__1__Marycamehome.AnswerstoExercise5threwaway，that's，sorry,porridge,enjoyed，drunkWORKBOOKLISTENINGLISTENINGTEXTWHO'STAKENMYSHIRT？Longagotherelivedapoorcouple，Peterandhiswife.Onedayafriendgavethemsomepotatoesandtheyputthemonthefloor.Atmidnightathiefbrokeintotheirhouse。Itwasverydark.Thewifeheardanoiseandwhispered,“Peter。.。Peter。..Wakeup。There’sathiefinourhouse。”Peterwasclever.Thinkingthatthethiefmighthaveaknife,hedidnotwanttomakehimangry。Sohesaid，“Bequiet!Itmustbemice.There’snothief."Sohiswifewentbacktosleep。Thethieffoundthepotatoesonthefloor.Havingnobagtocarrythem,hetookoffhisshirtandspreaditonthefloor。Ashewaspickingupthepotatoestoputthemonhisshirt，Peterquietlytooktheshirtawayandhiditunderthebed。Hedidnotwanttolosehispotatoes。Thethiefdidnotknowhisshirthadgone,soheputthepotatoesonwhathethoughtwashisshirt.However，whenhetriedtopickthemuphecouldnotdoso.Ashewaslookingforhisshirt，Peter'swifewokeupagainandshouted，“Peter.Thereisathiefinourhouse."Peterbecameveryangry.Heshouted，“I’vetoldyouthere'snothiefinourhouse.”Hearingthis，thethiefbecameveryangrytoo.“Whosaysthere’snothief？”hesaid。“Ifthere’snothiefinthishouse，then，who’stakenmyshirt？"AnswerstoExercise2:Wordsthatshouldbeticked：thief，knife，potatoes，midnight，shirt,spread，stole，whispered,shoutedThestoryisaboutathiefwhotriestostealsomepotatoesandPeterwhosuccessfullypreventsthemfrombeingstolen.AnswerstoExercise3：1Peterwasgiventhepotatoesbyafriend。2Hethoughtthethiefmighthaveaknifeandhedidnotwanttomakehimangry.3Peterremovedtheshirtthatthethiefhadplannedtoputthepotatoesin.4Hethoughtthehusbandhadstolenhisshirtsohecouldnolongerstealthepotatoes.USINGWORDSANDEXPRESSIONSAnswerstoExercise1：1C2F3H4E5B6DAnswerstoExercise2：mountainous，porridge,amusing，directly，mess，outstanding，vast，moustache，budget，SwitzerlandSuggestedanswerstoExercise3：1Uptonow，doctorshavebeenabletodoverylittletotreatthisdeadlydisease。2Charliewasquitebadlyoffforawhileafterhisfatherdied。3Aftertheearthquake，thegovernmentprovidedfoodandblanketsforthehomeless。4Emmaisnoordinarywriter.5Daisycameinshylywearingaworn。outcoat.6Aftertherace，Davidwavedhisarmsinagestureofexcitement.7Freddyboughtanewsuitjustfortheoccasion。8Edwardslidontheiceandlosthisbalance.USINGSTRUCTURESAnswerstoExercise1:1IamlookingforwardtovisitingCharlieChaplinMuseuminSwitzerlandnextweek。2ManypeoplestillenjoyseeingCharlieChaplin’ssilentfilms。3ThatcartoonpictureshowsCharlieChaplinwatchinghimselfactinginamovie。4Charlie’snonverbalhumouroftenmakespeopleburstintolaughter.5WeareallfondofCharlie'searlyfilms,whichwethinkaremoreinteresting.6ImissedseeingthebeginningofthefilmCityLightstheotherday。7Iwouldn’tmindseeingTheGoldRushagainwithyoutonight.8Charlie’sjobwasentertainingpeople，wasn'tit？SuggestedanswerstoExercise2:2Thegirlholdingthecameraisonlytenyearsold。WhatSusieenjoysmostistakingphotographs。IsawSusietakingphotographsofherfamily.3Thestudentholdingabadmintonbatisamemberofhisuniversityteam。WhatGeorgeenjoysmostisplayingsport.Inoticedhimworkinginthelibraryafterthebadmintonmatch.4Thegirlreadinghertextbookisoneofthebeststudentsinherclass.Whatshelikesisdoingcrosswordsforfun.ThismorningIfoundherwritingforanationalnewspaper。5Thegirllisteningtomusicfeelshappy.Herjobismakingmusic。Ifoundherdancingintimetothemusic。6ThegirlsittingathercomputerismysisterClare。Clare'sfavouriteactivityissurfingtheInternet。Shefindsitveryinteresting.7Thegirlwearingaredsweaterisplayingthepiano。Linda'shobbyiscomposingclassicalmusic.IheardLindapractisingforhermusicexam。＊Exercise3：PUNCHLINE:Themanwasathief。LISTENINGTASKLISTENINGTEXTWHOSHOULDOWNTHEDOG？Onedayateacherwaswalkingalongtheroad.Itwasalovelysunnyday.Theskywasblueandthebirdsweresinginginthetrees.Theteacherfelthappyuntilhesawfiveboys，standingaroundathinandhungrydog。Itlookedveryfrightenedandtheteacherfeltsorryforit.Soheaskedtheboyswhattheyweredoingwiththedog。“Oh，”saidoneoftheboys。“Wewerejustdecidingwhoshouldtakethedoghomeandlookafterit.Weallwantitforapetbutonlyoneofuscanhaveit。”Theteacheraskedhowtheyweregoingtochoosetheownerofthedog。“Well,”saidanotherboy.“We'vedecidedthattheonewhotoldthebiggestlieshouldhavehim.”Atthistheteacherbecameveryangry.Hebegantotalktotheboysabouttruthandhonesty.Hecontinuedfortenminuteswhiletheboyslistenedcarefully.Thenheendedbysaying，“AndInevertoldaliewhenIwasyourage。”Therewasalongsilenceastheboyslookedattheteacherandthenateachother。Theyseemedtoagreewithwhathehadsaid。Theteacherwasgladthathiswordshadimpressedtheboys.Thenthefirstboyspokeagain。“Afterwhatweheard，wethinkyoushouldhavethedog!"AnswerstoExercise1：CAnswerstoExercise2：1D2ASuggestedanswerstoExercise3：Ithinktheteacherfeltembarrassedwhenhewasofferedthedog，becausehedidnotwantitandhadnotexpectedtobeofferedit.Andhefeltveryunhappytobeconsideredaliar。SuggestedanswerstoExercise4：HelptheteacherAdvicetorefusetotakethedog