高中英語 B6 U16 Lesson2 Name Stories精簡版課件 北師大版選修6

1、 Lesson2 Name StoriesYe zhai middle school zhudehongWho is he? Jackie Chan What about his Chinese name?成龍成龍What about his original Chinese name?陳港生陳港生Who is he?What about his Chinese name?What about his original Chinese name?孫中山孫中山 Sun Yet-sun孫文孫文 Jackie Chan 成龍成龍陳港生陳港生孫中山孫中山 Sun Yet-sun孫文孫文 Compare

2、d their Chinese names, do you know the history of their name. Why did they change their name?Do their name have any specific meanings？ His original name was Chen Gang sh（陳（陳港生）港生）,which tells his birthplace. In his acting career, he first had a stage name（藝（藝名）名） Chen Yuan long（陳元龍）（陳元龍）. Later, a f

3、ilm director gave him another stage name Cheng long（成龍）（成龍）, which has two aspects of meanings: the first one is to express the directors wish that Cheng could become famous, just like a dragon- the symbol of China; the second it is hoped that Cheng would follow the example of another well-known Chi

4、nese martial star（功夫明星）（功夫明星）, Li Xiaolong（李小龍）（李小龍）. 1.Whats your name? 2.What does it mean? 3.And why did your parents give you the name?Pair work Listening Listen to the three students talking about their names. Which of them matches the following descriptions?This student has parents who wanted

5、their child to be a “pillar of society”.( )This student has a grandfather who migrated from northern Wales to Manchester. ( ) 3. This student probably has an ancestor who made things from metal. ( )4. This student has parents who were inspired by a great violinist Itzhak Perlman. ( )5. This student

6、is named a purple flower. ( )6. This student has parents who wanted their daughter to be as strong and capable as any boy. ( )Wang Jian nanIssac EvansHeather SmithIssac EvansHeather SmithWang Jian nanLets read a name storyComplete the passage with these phrasal verbs, exercise 5Read the passage in E

7、xercise 5 and fill in the blanks with the phrasal verbs. come acrosshold up grow upstand for count onfigure out look likeend up put up with Can you guess their meanings now? come across 偶然偶然 One day I came across a foreigner on the campus. count on 依靠，指望依靠，指望 Dont count on your promotion this year.3

8、. figure out 找出，弄明白找出，弄明白I cant figure out why they went to the forest.4. put up with 忍受忍受It is difficult to put up with what they did.與構(gòu)成的短語有：與構(gòu)成的短語有：put aside儲蓄儲蓄put away放好放好put back推遲，阻礙推遲，阻礙put down鎮(zhèn)壓鎮(zhèn)壓put off 推遲推遲 put forward 提出提出put on 戴上戴上put out 熄滅熄滅 put up 建造建造5. try out 試驗試驗His brother lik

9、es trying out new things.6. pillar of society 社會的棟梁社會的棟梁Many parents want their children to be a “pillar of society.”7. name after 以以的名字命名的名字命名The girl was named Julia after her mother.Use the right forms of the given phrases to fill in the blanks:count on, put up with, come across, figure out, try

10、out, name after Dont always _ your parents, you should learn to be independent. The nurse almost cant _ the strange old man. He _ one of his classmates the day before yesterday.count onput up withcame across1. 她無法忍受丈夫的壞脾氣。她無法忍受丈夫的壞脾氣。She couldnt _ _ _ her husbands bad temper.2. 當?shù)氐娘L(fēng)俗是以孩子祖父母的名字給他當?shù)氐娘L(fēng)

11、俗是以孩子祖父母的名字給他們命名。們命名。It is a custom there to _ the children _ their grandfather. put up withnameafter4.They havent _ a good way to test the new machine.5.This road is _ a national hero.6.The boy is fond of _ news idea.figured outtrying out named after6. 我在這本書上偶然發(fā)現(xiàn)一首美妙我在這本書上偶然發(fā)現(xiàn)一首美妙的詩的詩。Ive just _ _

12、a beautiful poet in this e across1came across 2grew up3stands for 4count on5put up with 6figured out7looks like 8ended up 9holding up Culture LinkingWestern names Apart from their surname or last name or family name in Britain or the US, most British and American children are given two personal name

13、s by their parents, a first name and a middle name. These names are sometimes called Christian names or given names. Some people have only one given name, a few have three or more. Parents usually decide on given names for their children before they are born. In some families the oldest boy is given

14、 the same name as his father. In the US the word junior or senior, or a number, is added after the name and surname to make it clear which person is being referred to. Many popular names come from the Bible, e.g. Jacob, Joshua and Matthew, Mary, Rebecca and Sarah, though this does not imply that the people who choose them are religious. Other people give their children the name of somebody they admire, such as a famous sports personality, or a film or pop star. In Britain the names William