人教大纲英语高二Unit2 reading 课件.pptVIP

Do you believe these media ? newspaper articles TV programes TV advertisements news on the Internet Famous people are often asked for their opinions on current affairs. Why do people want to hear their opinions? Should we listen to them? For example, if a film or sports star is asked to comment on a “hot topic”, do their opinions matter? About Iraq, I think…. Reasons against listening to them Reasons for listening to them Pros Cons They are normal people like us. are famous. They are”neutral”, they don’t belong to either side of the They argument. They don’t know much about what they are talking about. They are often young and lack experience. They don’t know much about ordinary people and the life we live. (1) informed adj. 明智的，有知识的，了解情况的 e.g. He is a well-informed man.他是个消息灵通的人。 inform的用法: inform sb. of sth.告知某人某事 inform sb. that/wh-…告知某人 inform sb.＋疑问词＋不定式 e.g. The singers informed us of their arrival.歌手们把他们到来的消息告诉了我们。 The nurse informed me that visiting hours were over.护士告诉我探病时间已经结束了。 Who informed you when to start? 是谁告诉你们出发时间的？ ? Language points: * * * * * * * * * * * * * Behind the headlines reading And do you know how they are made? How is a newspaper made? The__________ editor hold a meetimg. Journalists people and write stories Photographers _____ photographs. Photos are quickly__________ chief interview developed take Editors ________ the report. Editors write the________________. The newspapers are____________. The newspapers are _________ by train and truck. check headlines printed. delivered. Who were asked to be interviewed? 3.Do media only tell people what happens? Chen Ying Zhu Lin No match the following: Para 1 Q 1 and answers Q 2 and answers Q 3 and answers last paragraph Decide what to write about Uses of news media General description of newspapers Journalists’ favourite articles To