21世纪大学英语B2_U06_C.ppt

* Unit 6: Part C 21st Century College English: Book 2 Reading Analysis Structured Writing Listening Practice Oral Practice Assignment Read Paragraph 8 again to see how the authors support a general statement with two examples. Reading Analysis 《读写教程 II》: Ex. XIII, p. 176 This instinctive insight also impressed his teachers. One of Hawking’s science teachers, for example, recalls the time he posed the question: … (The hotter the tea initially, the faster it will cool.) Another teacher relates how Hawking and his friends built a simple computer — and this was in 1958, a time when only large research centres had any computers at all. General statement Reading Analysis Example 1 Example 2 Structured Writing Look at the following outline and a sample paragraph of a general statement supported by examples. General statement: No one/ smart at everything/smart all the time. No one is smart at everything or smart all the time. Example 1: Einstein/ instance/ failed many classes/grammar school/his terrible spelling Einstein, for instance, failed many classes in grammar school because of his terrible spelling. Example 2: And/well known/his colleagues/being forgetful/always losing his keys/one famous day/came to work/a clothes hanger still inside his jacket And he was well known among his colleagues for being forgetful. He was always losing his keys, and one famous day he came to work with a clothes hanger still inside his jacket. Structured Writing Structured Writing 《读写教程 II》: Ex. XIV, p. 177 Here are some ideas for you to choose from to write your own paragraph in the style of the given example. A detailed one: General statement: Some famous geniuses/ very surprising beliefs Example 1: Thomas Edison/ example/ sure/ magic creatures lived/his garden/never travelled/ 13th/ afraid/ bad luck Example 2: Another example/ Charles Darwin/ claimed ghosts visited him every Sunday Other ones: *World leaders often have surprising habits and hobbies. *Some men are very gif