综合英语教程第三版-Part2.ppt

Part II;;Pre-Reading Task;How to earn a good reputation Suggested points keep one’s promise b. be honest and truthful c. be faithful to your work and the people in your life d. pursue a high quality of work and try to develop a sense of professionalism e. keep your mind open to suggestions, ideas and even criticisms from others f. be polite and graceful in managing inter-personal relationships g. keep a loving spirit for the people in your life h. be sympathetic towards those who are underprivileged maintain your dignity in the face of authority j. be modest;How to maintain a good reputation Suggested points be empathetic by putting oneself in some else’s shoes b. be aware of details of work and everyday life c. be persistent in work even when confronted with difficulties d. be honest and brave enough to admit your incompetence when you can not do what is expected e. keep mottoes to warn oneself of selfishness, greediness, and other evils f. keep role models in mind, especially when you are tempted by undue desires ;1. Who are your role models ? Lei Feng, Dr. Henry Norman Bethune, Zhang Side, Jiao Yulu, George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, Mother Teresa, etc.;2. Can you think of some mottoes to highlight honesty? It’s easy for us to do one good deed in our life but difficult to do good deeds all our life. （一 个人一辈子做一件好事并不难，难的是一辈子做好 事）(Chinese saying) Do not think any virtue trivial, and so neglect it; do not think any vice trivial, and so practice it. （勿以善小而不为，勿以恶小而为之）(Confucius) There is no such thing as a free lunch.（天下没 有白吃的午餐）(Anonymous);Comprehension Work;Task 1: Read the text and summarize the main idea of each part.;Para. 11–Para. 16 ;1. Why did the writer say that to ask for credit at the store was a damper on his spirit? As a young man of sixteen, he needed respect, not charity. Asking for credit at a store is a humiliating experience like asking for