2014高英语上册同步课件Module 1 Unit 2 Sccess stories1 上海新世纪版.pptVIP

* Michelangelo Beethoven Lincoln Zhang haidi Hellen Keller Talk about their their careers, nationalities and achievements For example Beethoven was a great musician. He was deaf when he was composing his best. He was suffering from other diseases and trouble, but from his music you can be sure that nothing could bend his will. It is cruel to say that his suffering makes his music more beautiful but it tells some truth. Helen Keller was both blind and deaf, but with unusual will-power, she learned her ABC and completed her advanced education and became writer. Her confidence, courage and concern for others make her a great example for all the disabled people. Skimming Skim the passage and find main idea of each paragraph. Careful-reading Read the passage again and decide whether each of the statements is true or false. 1. At 13, he became the one of the leading sculptors in Italy. 2. He tried to turn down the task of painting the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel because he thought he was a sculptor, not a painter. 3. While working in the Sistine Chapel, Michelangelo learned how to hold a text over his head and read it. 4. Students who want to become writers must learn from Michelangelo’s sculptures and paintings. F T T F Answer the following questions. ①What nationality is Michelangelo? ②What is he still remembered as? ③What kind of family was Michelangelo born into? Italian He is still remembered as a sculptor, painter and architect. He was born into a poor family. ④What did Michelangelo do at an early age? ⑤When did Michelangelo start to work and learn in a workshop? ⑥How long did it take him to complete the paintings on the ceiling? He was trained like any other craftsman. At thirteen. 4 years. Complete the dialogue come from one problem after another manageto turn down all over the world lie on his back belonged to become used to as a result ever since regard as Possible answers regard