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Unit 4 Imagination and Creativity Before Reading Word Web 2 A Quiz 2 Background Information 2 Lead-in Discussion 5 Global Reading Part Division of the Text 6 Further Understanding 6 Detailed Reading 8 After Reading Useful Expressions 19 Sentence Translation 19 Listening and Speaking 20 Debate 21 Writing Practice 21 Talk about the Pictures 22 Proverbs and Quotations 22 Supplementary Reading Culture Notes 24 Reading 25 Comprehension Tasks 28 Before Reading Word Web What words will occur to you whenever the name “Albert Einstein” is mentioned? Write down as many words and phrases as possible. (=knowledgeable; scientist; superthinker; Nobel Prize winner; theorist; physicist; slow starter; Theory of Relativity; E=mc2; law of the photoelectric effect; humorous; stubborn; creative; imaginative) Before Reading A Quiz Answer the following questions in a fun quiz to test how far your imagination stretches. Give each item in the quiz a number from 1 to 3, then add up all your numbers. 1= rarely 2= sometimes 3= often I can tell a white lie (善意的谎言) without becoming flustered. I cry at the movies. I can visualize patterns and images in clouds, mountains, wallpaper patterns, etc. I get ideas that I think would make a good movie or book. When I retell a story, I tend to embellish it somewhat in order to make it more interesting. I vividly imagine extreme life situations, such as being stranded on a deserted island, or winning the lottery. I worry about a possible accident when someone who is usually punctual is very late. I enjoy abstract art. I like to read fiction or stories about the supernatural. When I awake from a vivid dream it takes me a few seconds to return to reality. Tips: The interpretation of your quiz score is: score＜16 You’re a concrete thinker based on reality. While it is not impossible for you to imagine situations, you prefer a practical, realistic approach to life. You would benefit from stretching your imagination. 16≤score＜24