综合英语3 unit12.ppt

* Exposition—introduction of the characters, background and setting Conflict— struggle between opposing forces Rising Action—three statements that summarize the story Climax—point where the protagonist changes Falling Action—one statement about what leads to the end of the conflict Resolution—the end of the conflict Plot Text Analysis Plot Diagram of “The Most Dangerous Game” Setting: Ship-Trap Island Protagonist: Rainsford Antagonist: Zaroff Conflicts Man vs. Man Man vs. Nature Man vs. Self Rainsford jumps over the cliff to escape from Zaroff. Rainsford is hunted by Zaroff (several rounds). Rainsford swims to Ship-Trap Island after falling off the yacht. Rainsford hides in Zaroff’s bedroom. Rainsford and Zaroff fight. Rainsford kills Zaroff. Text Analysis Plot Plot Diagram of “The Most Dangerous Game” Text Analysis Part I (paras. 1-14)Rainsford compelled to play the game with Zaroff Part II (paras. 15-45)Playing the game for three days Part III (para. 46) The final round Structure In what way does the general speak? What is told by the discrepancy between what he says and what he does? How did Zaroff make Rainsford accept his idea of a game? What kind of man is Zaroff, judged from his speech and actions? (para. 13) Part I: Discussion Text Analysis Detailed Analysis venture (para. 6) venture sth If I may venture an opinion, I’d say the plan needs closer examination. venture to do sth May I venture to suggest a few improvements? venture + prep. Nobody ventured out of doors during the period of SARS. Detailed Analysis Text Analysis Part I: Words Expressions (1) rest (para. 6) rest with The final decision rests with the President. It rests with the jury to decide the prisoner’s fate. It rests with you to settle your differences as best as you can. rest on Success in management ultimately rests on sound judgment. Text Analysis Detailed Analysis Part I: Words Expressions (2) stake (para. 11) at stake The t