英语旧人教高中第一册上 Unit5 The silver screen--Listening(ppt).ppt

Listening Revision Conclusion about copyright: The matter of copyrights is increasingly taken seriously by Chinese producers and consumers since China entered the WTO. People should protect the copyright of the producers, and do not buy the illegal copies of CDs, VCDs and DVDs. If everybody tries to defend the legal copyrights and obey the law, our society will become more stable and the company of multimedia or visual image will run normally. Listening test (P29-30) Important words Where: On a programme Who: A reporter and Malcolm Langland What: An introduction of Malcolm Langland: hoped to be a teacher, small town, father wanted him, study law, Fiona, the first film 1. What do we know about the city where Malcolm grew up? It was a small town far from the big city. 2. What did he want to be when he was a student? When Malcolm was a student, he wanted to be a teacher. 3. What was the reason why Malcolm studied law? His father wanted him to study law. 4. When did Malcolm really start his career in the theatre? When Malcolm met Fiona, he started his career in the theatre. 5. Why was the film called The Dream Machine important to Malcolm? It was important because he didn’t have any experience. (R=Reporter, L=Malcolm Langland) R: Today, on our programme about the history of modern theatre and film, we will interview Mr. Malcolm Langland. He is a famous actor who plays the leading part in the new Shakespeare play in London. Welcome to the studio, Mr. Langland. L: Thank you. It’s a pleasure to be here. R: As a first question, I should like to ask you how your career in the theatre started. Have you always wanted to be an actor? L: No, not really. When I was a student, I hoped to become a teacher. I sometimes dreamt of being a film star, but I grew up in a small town i