第一课_高级英语.pptVIP

Unit One The Middle Eastern Bazaar By L.A.Hill and D.J.May Teaching Objectives of Lesson 1 1) To familiarize students with the Middle Eastern Bazaar. 2) To help students to appreciate descriptive writing. 3) To enable students to learn new words in the text. General Questions on the text What type of writing is the text? How many sections is the text divided into? What is the main topic in each section? What is the general impression of each section? Textual Structure General Impression of Each Section Section 1: the entrance of the bazaar --noisy (human voices) Section 2: the cloth market - - quiet Section 3: way of trading Section 4: coppersmith market - - noisy (metal) Section 5: various markets – - colorful, fragrant, tasty Section 6: linseed oil mill – noisy (wood, camel) ways of description: detailed – general –detailed – general –detailed Textual Link What order did the writer follow in his writing of the Middle Eastern Bazaar? Description : space order Pp2: Then Pp3: One of the peculiarities of the Eastern bazaar is that Pp5: One of the most picturesque and impressive parts of the bazaar is Pp6: Here Pp7: Elsewhere Pp8: Perhaps the most unforgettable thing in the bazaar, is the place Section 1: the entrance of the bazaar Bazaar—(in Oriental countries) a market or street of shops and stalls market, fair, shopping center, shopping mall, plaza The one I am thinking of … is entered… … cavern which extends as far as the eye can see,… losing itself in the shadowy distance… …thread their way… make one’s way/ push one’s way/ elbow one’s way/ shoulder one’s way …little stalls where goods of every conceivable kind are sold throngs of people vs. crowds of people din vs noise din—loud , confused noise that continues 翻译练习 1）我永远也忘不了那一望无际的大草原 2）站在甲板上看着碧蓝的一望无际的海水，我完全陶醉了。 3）条蜿蜒的小路隐没在树荫深处。 4）我喜欢在超