大学英语精读第一册Unit-1-The-dinner-Party省名师优质课赛课获奖课件市赛课一等奖.pptxVIP

;;;;;;;Thekingcobra,thelargestofallpoisonoussnakes,mayreachalengthof18ft(5.5m)andfeedschieflyonothersnakes.

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Womenhavelongbeenreferredtoas“weakersex”or“fairersex,”considerednaturallyweakerthanmen,squeamish,unabletoperformtheworkthatrequiresmusclesorpluckthecouragetofaceuptoanycrisis.Andeventoday,suchaprejudicehasnotentirelybeeneliminatedandthe

argumentinthetextshowshow

hardlong-standingprejudicesdie.;GeneralReading;Time

;RearrangetheOrderofthePictures;DevelopmentoftheStory;

1.ThesettingofthestoryisinIndiaandthetimeofthestoryisduringtheFirstWorldWar.

F

IttookplacebeforetheFirstWorldWar.

2.Theguestsattendingthepartyarethepersonswithhighsocialstatus.

T

3.Theroomwherethepartywasheldisverybigandquitegood.

T

;4.Inthediscussion,theyounggirlpointsoutthatwomenarebraverthanmen.

F

Thegirlonlymeanswomenarenowbraverthantheywereinthepast.

5.WhentheAmericannaturalistnoticesastrangeexpressioncomingoverthehostess’face,heimmediatelyknowsthatthereisasnakeintheroom.

F

Itisnotuntilheseestheboyplaceabowlofmilkontheverandathatheknowsthat.

;6.AftertheAmericanrealizeswhatishappeningintheroom,heisveryastonished.

T

7.ThetricktheAmericanusesthenshowsthatheisacowardlyman.

F

Heisacleverandcalmman.

8.Fromthelastsentenceofthestory,wecancometotheconclusionthatthehostessiscalmerthantheAmerican.

T

;1）.Howmanypersonsarementionedinthisstoryexcepttheservants?Whoarethey?

Twentyone.Theyarethehost,hostessandtheirguests.

2).Whatwasthesubjectofthediscussionbetweentheyounggirlandthemajor?

Theyhadaheateddiscussionabouthowwomenreacttoacrisis.;3).HowwastheAmericannaturalistawareoftheexistenceofasnake?

Henoticedwhatwashappeningtothehostessandtheboy.

;DetailedReading;Oldwords