新世界大学英语读写教程3全套教学课件.pptx

Unit 1 The Other Side of Fame ;;CONTENTS;LEAD-IN;LEAD-IN;LEAD-IN;LEAD-IN;Background Information;READING AND SPEAKING;Lee: So, Rebecca, you train personal assistants for celebrities. What do you teach your trainees? Tan: Rule number one: Respect the celebrity’s privacy. If you can’t keep a secret, you won’t keep your job! Never tell others who you work for or what you do. Lee: Why is privacy so important? Tan: Because celebrities don’t like reading about their personal lives in magazines! Lee: How can people research this job, then? They can’t talk to the people doing it …;;Tan: The job paid well, and I met some of my Hollywood idols. I also met some celebrities I could look up to … good people who treat others well. Lee: Do you think most celebrities are good people? Tan: Yes. Some celebrities are horrible, but others are underrated. For example, singer Tom Waits is great. I once wrote him a letter, telling him how much I admired the way he treats his fans, his staff, and the public. But I decided not to send it I didn’t want him to think I was looking for a job. I guess I could have sent it anonymously … but, I didnt think of it. Anyway, I still really admire him.;;;;;;Article;B. Scan the dialogue for answers to the following questions.;READING AND SPEAKING;C. Discuss the following questions with your classmates.;;Background Information;Background Information;Background Information;Background Information;Background Information;Background Information;Background Information;Background Information;Background Information;Background Information;Background Information;Background Information;Background Information;Background Information;Background Information;Background Information; There are two sides to everything. Being famous has a dark side as well—tending to be mobbed by adoring fans and the like.;1. One that the super famous face is balancing the needs of privacy and . One time in New York an Marilyn