英语band4U1.ppt

Mapping;;Bridging information gap;Free discussion;Free discussion;Free discussion;Free discussion;Free discussion;Free discussion;Free discussion;Bridging information gap;Bridging information gap;;Prediction;Prediction;Prediction;Prediction;Prediction;Text organisation;Text organisation;Text organisation;Text organisation;Text organisation;Extracting arguments and information;Extracting arguments and information-1;Extracting arguments and information-1;Extracting arguments and information-2;Extracting arguments and information-2;Extracting arguments and information-2;Extracting arguments and information-3;Extracting arguments and information-3;Identifying purpose;Identifying purpose;Effective ways to achieve the purpose;Effective ways to achieve the purpose;Reacting to personal opinions ;Reacting to personal opinions ;Reacting to personal opinions;Ask questions for clarification Q1: How can reading be a painful experience? It depends on the book and the readers’ personal experience or personality. If you have the similar experience like being bullied, it is easy to remind you of that experience when reading such a story. Q2: In what senses does reading liberate us from the real world? In books we can do all sorts of wonderful or interesting things which would be impossible in the real world.;Reacting to personal opinions;Reacting to personal opinions;Reacting to personal opinions ;Critical thinking;Group 1: Which reasons of reading does the writer not talk about?;Q1;Q2;Q3;Q4;;Active reading 1: Destination;Summary;Summary;Active reading 1: Destination;Romance Political orientation Tragedy Social reflection Human nature …;Active reading 1: Destination;Active reading 1: Destination;Active reading 1: Destination;Active reading 1: Destination;Difficult sentences;Active reading 1: Resources;;Difficult sentence 1;Difficult sentence 1;;Active reading 1: Resources;;;mysterious adj. ;;induce v.;;influential adj.;influential adj.;Active reading 1: Reso