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Unit 6 Celebrations 新交际英语阅读.pptx

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Unit6

Celebrations

01Readingskillsandstrategies

1)Recognizethewriter’sassumptionsAnassumptionissomethingthatisacceptedastruewithoutproof.Itisapremisethatistakenforgrantedwithinanargumentorlineofreasoning.Assumptionscanbeeitherexplicit(directlystated)orimplicit(implied).Assumptionsdealingwithfacts;Assumptionsthatareanalytical;Assumptionsdealingwithvalues.

1)Recognizethewriter’sassumptionsAssumptionsdealingwithfacts;Straightforwardfactualinformationthatcanbemeasuredorobserveddirectly.Allmenaremortal.

1)Recognizethewriter’sassumptionsAssumptionsthatareanalytical.Basedonfacts,buttheygofurtherinmakingsomesortofstatementaboutthosefacts.Theyaremoreopentodebatethanfactualassumption.

1)Recognizethewriter’sassumptionsAssumptionsdealingwithvalues.Itisalmostimpossibletoprovevalues

1)Recognizethewriter’sassumptionsPleasefinishtheexerciseonPage113

1)Recognizethewriter’sassumptions②Itisnottrue,sincethepastexperiencerevealthatsuchgoodnewscallfordisaster.③Biologistsmightbewrongthusleadtothewrongpolicesissuedbyregulators.Thebiologistsandregulatorsshallbeblamedfor,ratherthanthefishermen.④Thegoodintentionsofconsumersofconsciencecannotmaintaintheirstandards.⑤Alotresearchshouldbeconductedtograsptheexactimpactsofthesechangesonfish.

2)MakeinferenceAninferenceisaconclusionreachedonthebasisofevidenceandreasoning.Itisadeductionmadefrompremisesknownorassumedtobetrue.“Readingbetweenlines”:Readersfrequentlyneedtofindsmallcluesthatleadthemtoinferunderstandthingsthatth