2018 报刊英语读Unit 1 Text B All Against One.pptx

All Against One阳光下的罪恶;New Words and Phrases Comprehension and Difficult Sentences Discussion;Part I. New Words and Phrases;Evacuation Evacuate Evacuee Germ Bacteria Virus Parasite Extortion Extort ;Inflict …on somebody Torture Torment Ordeal Suffering Distress Shun Avoid Reject ;Curb Restrain Rein in Curb inflation Curb power Curb bankruptcy Disparity Difference Inequality Disproportion ;Part II. Reading Comprehensionand Difficult Sentences;( ) The boy’s family in the article evacuated from Fukushima to Yokohama because of war. ( ) The boy was called “germ boy” by his classmates for he was very dirty. ( ) The boy’s family didn’t receive any compensation from the government. ( ) School bullying is quite rare a phenomenon in other places of the world. ( ) In 1986, a Japanese boy killed himself because his teacher stood aside when other classmates held a mock funeral for him. ;6. ( ) According to the article, the fact that students on the first day of school might not understand what the teacher says is what makes this day particularly challenging. 7. ( ) Japanese students are often told to get used to school bullying since one should not stand out in a society in which people are supposed to live a collective life. 8. ( ) Research has it that Japanese students don’t enjoy school at all solely because they try so hard to be top performers academically. 9. ( ) Most Japanese teachers prefer harmony to justice. 10. ( ) The 2013 anti-bullying law in Japan has played a key role in changing the situation of school bullying. ;FFTFT FTFTF;Structure of the Text Part I (Para 1-3) Para 1-2: The example of a Japanese boy being bullied at school. Para 3: Having become a commonplace in Japanese schools, bullying is the main reason why Japanese teenagers commit suicide. Part II (Para 4-7) Bullying in Japan is different from that in other countries, and Japanese schools are sometimes called “dysfunctional communities