高中英語(yǔ) Module3 Reading and vocabulary課件 外研版選修6.ppt

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Module 3,,Reading and vocabulary,Interpersonal Relationships —Friendship,Group work,Read the beginning and end of the passage. What do you think the story is about?,I remember the first time I met Roy. He was standing in the centre of a group of boys, and he was telling a joke…,…It looked as if there was about ￡500 there. I was so surprised that I just stood there, holding the notes in my hands. At that moment, the door swung open, and Roy walked in.,Activity 1,1. What was Roy like before his father died?,Outgoing, popular, and friendly.,2. What kind of relationship did Roy and Daniel have?,A close relationship, where they trusted each other.,Activity 2,3. How did Roy change?,He became silent and moody, lost interest in his schoolwork, and lost friends.,4. What happened in the cloakroom that surprised Daniel?,He saw Roy taking money from other boys’ pockets.,6. How did Daniel know who had stolen it?,Daniel felt cold while waiting for Roy in his bedroom, so he put on Roy’s jacket and found the money in the pockets.,5. What happened to the ￡500?,It was stolen from a box in a classroom.,Answer the questions about these words and phrases in the box.,amount financial knock over make (money) move (house) (paper) note raise (money) theft thief wallet,Activity 3,Which of these words and phrases:,are connected with money? 2. are connected with stealing?,theft, thief,financial, note, wallet, make money, raise money,3. means to hit and hurt or kill someone with a car? 4. means to go to live in a different house?,move house,amount financial knock over make (money) move (house) (paper) note raise (money) theft thief wallet,Activity 3,knock over,5. means to work to get money? 6. means to get people to give money? 7. means how much of something there is?,amount,amount financial knock over make (money) move (house) (paper) note raise (money) theft thief wallet,Activity 3,make money,raise money,He was standing in the centre of a group of boys, and he was telling a joke.,Here tell a joke is a phrase; its meaning is totell funny stories to somebody.（說(shuō)笑話）,Important words or phrases,e.g. 他經(jīng)常給孩子們講笑話所以孩子們 都很喜歡他。 He often tells a joke to the children, so all of them like him.,In addition, we can use tell in many other phrases. For example:,tell a story講故事； tell the truth說(shuō)出真相； tell a lie撒謊； tell the difference between the two說(shuō)出兩 者的區(qū)別； tell its own tale 不說(shuō)自明； tell tales揭人隱私，搬弄是非,2. When he reached the final line, every one burst out laughing.,Here burst out is a phrase; its meaning is suddenly begin doing sth.突然開(kāi)始做某事,burst out laughing突然大笑起來(lái)； it can be translated into burst into laughter,e.g. 看到媽媽那孩子突然嚎啕大哭起來(lái)。 The child burst out crying/burst into crying at the sight of his mother.,3. But just under a year ago, Roy’s father was knocked over by a car.,Here knock over is a phrase; its meaning is sb. by striking him撞倒某人,e.g. 昨天晚上當(dāng)他散步時(shí)被一輛車(chē)撞倒了。 When he was walking in the street, he was knocked over by a car last night.,Here tell the Ss some more phrases about knock.,knock sb. on the head打某人的頭； knock one’s head against the door把 頭撞到門(mén)上； knock sth. in/into sth.將某物打進(jìn)某物,4. At that moment, the door swung open.,Here swing is a verb; its meaning is move to and fro while hanging or supported前后擺動(dòng)，搖擺。,e.g. 他走路時(shí)擺動(dòng)著手臂。 His arms swung as he walked.,In addition, the word swing has other meanings. For example,(1) 急轉(zhuǎn)身；急旋轉(zhuǎn)；急回頭,e.g. 當(dāng)那人試圖使快艇轉(zhuǎn)彎時(shí)，方向盤(pán)脫手了。 As the man tried to swing the speed-boat round, the steering-wheel came away in his hands.,(2) 劇變，驟變,e.g. 他轉(zhuǎn)喜為悲。 He swung from happiness to rears.,5. My mouth fell open and I just looked at him.,Here the word fall is a link verb; its meaning is become 變得。And it is followed by prep.,e.g. 短缺（某物） fall short (of sth.) 睡著 fall asleep,Find words and phrases in the passage which mean:,an organization that gives money or help to people who need it 2. a room where you can leave your coat, bag, etc. 3. to suddenly start to laugh,Activity 4,a charity,a cloakroom,to burst our laughing,4 a small cupboard that locks, used to keep books clothes, etc. in a school or office,a locker,5 when your face becomes pink because you are embarrassed,go bright red,6 often becoming angry or unhappy,moody,7 something organised by a school to make money,a fair,Choose the correct answers.,1. Daniel could see that ______. A. Roy often told jokes B. people liked Roy C. Roy was always happy,Activity 5,B,2. Daniel’s family moved to London ______. A. because of his father B. because his father lost his job C. because the south of England was richer,A,3. Roy and Daniel became _____. A. close friends B. friendly C. friends,A,4. After Roy’s father was killed, Roy’s family moved ______. A. because of money problems B. because they didn’t want to stay in the same house C. because their house was too big,A,5. Roy became ______. A. less clever B. less friendly C. less interesting,B,6. When Daniel found Roy with someone’s wallet. ______. A. Roy was not embarrassed B. Daniel looked at him angrily C. Daniel looked at him in surprise,C,7. Daniel thought that the person stealing from students ______. A. might be Roy B. was Roy C. was someone he knew,A,8. The ￡500 was raised ______. A. for someone in need B. for school fair C. for the class teacher,A,9. The money in Roy’s pockets ______. A. was almost certainly the money from the fair B. had been stolen C. was probably money that Roy had made recently,A,