牛津高中英语m6u1task.pptxVIP

Unit1 Laughter is good for you;Lead-in I’m dying to go to the theatre to watch a play this Saturday. But my mum insists that I should stay at home. My elder brother leaves me a note, saying that he would help me if I answer some questions… ; Skills building 1: identifying priorities;;Part A most important: 1, 2, 3 somewhat important: 5, 6, 7 least important: 4, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12;crosstalk; 1. Crosstalk is a new form of comedy. 2. None of the crosstalk performers became famous. 3. For many years, you could turn on the TV at any time and find a crosstalk performance. 4. A crosstalk performance involves talking, imitating, singing and dancing.;5. Crosstalk can be done by two people only. 6. If you listen to a crosstalk performance, you will hear part of a story. 7. Crosstalk is sometimes performed in English. 8. You don’t need to understand the Chinese language and Chinese culture to enjoy crosstalk.;Part C;Skills building 2: asking questions orally; Do you know…..? ( used for_________________) Can you name……? ( used when the answer is______________) Who is/are…? ( used when the answer is__________________________) ;Step 2. Practice .( page 12 );2. A:____________________________________________ B: Qiongbupa, or ‘poor-but-proud’ in English.;7. A:____________________________________________ B: He died in 2003;Step 3 writing an e-mail;You are expected to mention these: What is crosstalk? (traditional art form) When did it start? (Qing Dynasty) Different parts of a crosstalk (by one person, two persons or even more, involves talking ,imitating, telling jokes and singing ) 4. Some famous crosstalk performers, living or dead. (Zhu Shaowen, HouBaolin, MaSanli, Ding Guangquan,JiangKun,FengGong, Da Shan…) 5. others…;From : To : Subject: Dear Bill, Glad to hear from you! It’s great you are so intere