新视域英语时文阅读 双色印刷 作者 艾格平 Unit 9.pptVIP

Unit 9 Figures Unit 9 Figures Cultural Notes Warming-up Questions Topic-oriented Lead-in Bank of New Words Phrases and Expressions 9 Warming-up Questions Do you wan to be a famous person, why or why not? 2. How much do you know about Mo Yan? Warming-up Questions Topic-oriented Lead-in Section A Mo Yan- a Storyteller and the Nobel Prize Winner Topic-oriented Lead-in Chinese literature has its own history and characteristics. Since thousands of years ago, tens of thousands of Chinese writers have had great contributions not only to the history of Chinese literature, but also to the world literature. In present-day China, we still have many excellent writers, and some of them even touch upon the Noble Prize. It is they who lead more and more people to know the Chinese literature and culture. Topic-oriented Lead-in Bank of New Words assault convince dispute merge prominent household exhibit remorse Bank of New Words assault / ?s?:lt / n. violent attack, especially a sudden one 攻击，猛袭，突袭 v. make assault on sb. 袭击某人 e.g. The man saw us and stopped his assault. 那个男人停止了攻击看着我们。 Bank of New Words convince / k?nvins / v. make sb. feel certain; cause sb. to realize 使相信，使明白 e.g. This fact will convince you. 这事实将使你信服。 Bank of New Words dispute / di‘spju:t / n. (an) argument or quarrel 争论，议论 e.g. That admits of no dispute. 这是不容争议的。 This is a matter of some dispute. 这是一个有些争议的问题。  Bank of New Words exhibit / ig‘zibit / n. something shown to the public 展品；展览 e.g. Never touch the exhibit. 千万别碰展品。 The kids all enjoy the exhibit, but the adults thought it overpriced. 孩子们喜欢这个展览，但是大人们却认为对它期望过高了。