新编大学英语第三册课件 Unit 2 Book 3.ppt

Book Three Unit Two Myths and Legends Unit Two Task 1: Who Are They? Task 2: Fables Task 3: Bedtime Stories Myths and Legends Myths and Legends Task 1 Task 2 Task 2 Task 2 Task 2 Task 2 Task 2 Task 2 Task 3 Task 3 Task 3 In-Class ReadingWhy the Tortoise’s Shell Is Not Smooth 如何处理英语否定句 完全否定 不完全否定 双重否定 否定转移 意义否定 写作实践：卷面不洁主要表现 例文: Campus Superstitions 相关链接 Thanks for Your Attention ! Campus Superstitions With the development of science and technology, we are able to control our own fate better than ever before. However, a few students are still superstitious. Some students try to find out their future on network fortune-telling games. Some are willing to pay all kinds of money just for a mobile phone number containing such “lucky” digits as 6, 8 or 9. Some students prefer to do every exam paper with the same pen or pencil with which they got high scores on previous tests. Some graduating students even go to the Buddhist temple to pray for a high score on graduate entrance exam or to find an ideal job. Why does superstition have such a firm hold on campus life? There are various reasons. First of all, college students are curious about what their future holds, and online fortune-telling games could satisfy their curiosity. Secondly, like many Chinese, a lot of students believe lucky numbers can bring them good luck and fortune. Thirdly, college students face quite a lot of pressure in their study, so they seek safety and feel confident in superstitions. Last but not least, some students attribute their failure to bad luck and view their setback as “Fate would have it” (命里注定), meanwhile, they wish “Buddha could bless me” on tests or in job-hunting. To break down campus superstitions, joint efforts must be made. School authorities should keep their eyes wildly open for the phenomenon. In addition, teachers, parents as well as friends or classmates should offer help to solve the problem. As for students themselves, it is crucial for them