2013北师大版高1下Unit11“The Media”〔Lesson 2〕课件1.pptVIP

* Unit 11 Lessson 2 The Paparazzi What’s the meaning of paparazzi ? Tell us A photographer who follows famous people around in order to get interesting photographs of them to sell to a newspaper 猎奇名流的摄影记者；狗仔队 You will hear these words in the radio programme you are going to listen to . Match these words with their definitions 1. analyse 2. arise 3. blame 4.willing 5. self-employed 6. legal 7. attempt 8. defend 9. argument 10. process 11. profit 12. be in favour of Read them together a) begin to happen b) allowed by law c) prepared to do something d) examine or think about something carefully in order to understand it e) do something in order to protect some one from being attacked analyse arise willing legal defend f) try to do something g) agree with or support h) a series of events money made from doing business j) reason k) working for yourself l) say that someone is responsible for something bad self-employed attempt process be in favour of profit argument blame Now listen to the radio programme and complete the notes which summarise Dr Lindbrow’s words. The paparazzi are self- employed ____________. 2. The _______ is often blamed for encouraging the paparazzi. 3. Nowadays. Selling photographs of famous people has become ___________. photograhers media big business 4. The British law says that it is ____ to take photographs of famous people in public. legal 5. The paparazzi sometimes risk breaking the ____ to take photos which they can sell for good ________. 6. Since Princess Diana’s death in 1997, a lot of people’s attitudes have changed and more and more people dislike the_________ and what they do. law haparazzi profits 1. Pertending to be a repair man to get into the house of a film star and take picture of her daily life. According to Dr Lindbrow, which of the following attempts of the paparazzi is probably not legal? 2. Hiring a helicopter to take pictures of the film star’s big house