高二英语上册unit2reading.ppt

1. What’s the basic task for a reporter? A. To report events as what happened. B. To reflect opinions according to readers’ tastes. C. To develop stories as the editors tell him or her. D. To draw readers’ attention. 2.According tothe passage ,the media mentioned are ____. A. newspapers B. TV programmes C.Broadcasts D. Both A and B 3. Behind the headline proves that_____. A. we can understand the world better by reading headline B. the headlines must be written by talented journalist C. publishing papers needs much and is worth doing D. the headlines must be true 5. How does a journalist decide what he’s going to write?_____ A. He has to do exactly as his editor tells him B. He simply records what happens C. He will ask his editor’s opinion before making a decision D. He needn’t make his reports more balanced and interesting. Discussion( in groups of four) How are newspapers produced? Every morning the newspaper chief editor holds a meeting with the journalists to discuss the main events. Reporters are sent to do face-to-face interviews. Journalists are covering the events. * Reading text 1. Train the students reading ability, especially the skills of summarizing and scanning. 2. Study and have a good grasp of some key words and phrases. Newspapers What do you know about a newspaper? 编辑 主编 记者 摄影 出版社 首页 专题报道 标题 editors chief editor reporters/ journalists photographer publishing house front page feature stories headline Scan the passage to match the following Para 1 Q 1 and answers Q 2 and answers Q 3 and answers last paragraph Decide what to write about Uses of news media General description of newspapers Journalists’ favourite articles Topics they are interested in General description of newspaper 1.What is the topic sentence? 2. Who are Chen Ying and Zhu Lin? Para 1 Topic sentence: Newspapers and other media do more tha