2018届牛津译林版九年级英语上册课件：Unit3 Teenage problems study skills.ppt

When we read an article, we can often predict the content from the title. We can also use the headings in an article to predict the main idea of each part. Headings are the titles of the different parts. Often, they are in bold. There is an article called “The trouble with teenagers”. Predict the points that will be talked about in the article and tick (√ ) the correct boxes. Millie is reading an article in Teenagers magazine. March her questions with your predicted answers. Write the correct letter in each blank. 1. What is it about? ___ 2. When did it happen?___ 3. Who is it about? ___ * What method do you usually use when you do reading comprehension? To predict is to guess what comes next. It helps us understand what kinds of books or articles we are reading, and where we might find information. Finish part A on p45 □1 making friends □2 life in Australia □3 feeling lonely □4 schoolwork and hobbies □5 how our body changes □6 worrying about tests □7 study, study, study □8 love or friendship √ √ √ √ √ √ √ Look at these names of the books. Which ones do you think may help you find the useful information about health? (Tick (√ ) the correct answers) The Diary of Clever Kid Fashion Teenage Fitness The Ways to Learn English Traveller The Family Doctor If a question begins with when, then the answer will be a time or date. If a question begins with why, then the answer will give a reason, often beginning with because. To get a general idea of a book or an article, we should ask some basic questions. If we predict the answers that the questions might have, it will help us find the answers more quickly and easily when we read in detail. Finish part B on P45: d Problems with the new school. e A few weeks after the new term. f A girl called Zoe. d e f *