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1、會(huì)計(jì)學(xué)1研究生英語綜合教程下研究生英語綜合教程下UnitP2Unit 5 The Art of the Tale第1頁/共46頁第2頁/共46頁第3頁/共46頁Task 1FWork in pairs. Tell one of these stories to your partner. (P126)第4頁/共46頁第5頁/共46頁第6頁/共46頁第7頁/共46頁第8頁/共46頁The unnamed narrator of the story is a “dreadfully nervous” character who disputes the allegation that he mig

2、ht be crazy. He contends that his disposition arises from a heightening of the senses: “ Above a ll wa s t he s en s e o f hea ri ng acu t e l y . ” T h e n a r rato r provides care to a wealthy elderly man. For some inexplicable reason, the narrator becomes obsessed with the diseased eye of the old

3、 man. The narrator likens it to a vulture s eye and beco m e s so haunted by the “ Ev il Eye” t h a t h e de ci d e s to m ur d e r t h e old man. He meticulously plans the murder. After one week of preparation, the narrator charges into the old man s bed r oo m after midnight and kills him using th

4、e heavy bed the victim had been sleeping in, crushing and suffocating him. Even after the murder, the victim s hea rt con ti nue s bea ti ng f o r m any m i nu t e s. The narrator carefully dismembers the body in a tub. He conceals all the pieces under the floor boards. At four o c l ock i n t he 第9

5、頁/共46頁The Tell-tale HeartNow watch a short version of an animated film based on Edgar Allan Poes The Tell-tale Heart. Listen carefully and complete the blank-filling exercise.第10頁/共46頁I supposeharmedstaringclosedpatiently第11頁/共46頁move a muscledullstillreplaced第12頁/共46頁reported the screamobligedout o

6、f placestill louder第13頁/共46頁torturingletting it beatyou devilshideous heartdreadfully第14頁/共46頁第15頁/共46頁 Global Understanding 2Detailed Information3Critical Thinking4Language Points5Vocabulary in Action6Background Information1第16頁/共46頁第17頁/共46頁第18頁/共46頁第19頁/共46頁Global UnderstandingTask 1FCharacter, s

7、etting and plot are integral parts of a short story. Answer the following questions. (P135) 1. What was the relationship between the main characters? They were husband and wife in an extremely bad relationship. 2. When and where did the story take place? In England and Switzerland in 19th century. 3

8、. What is the clue in the story? Divorce is the clue. They were unable to get a divorce, and both were seeking ways to get rid of each other as a substitute for a real divorce. 4. What happened to the main characters? The husband planned to push the wife off a cliff in Switzerland, but unexpectedly

9、the wife had told everybody that he was to murder her, and then killed herself by jumping into the abyss. 第20頁/共46頁Global UnderstandingFWork in pairs and retell the story. (P135) John Bodman and his wife were always at one _ or the other. Despite their _ of temper, they could not get a divorce. Thei

10、r _ of each other became so bitter that the husband _ to get rid of his wife in a way that would seem like an accident. When he _ his plan to take a vacation in Switzerland, she decided to go with him as usual. The Hanging Outlook, in the _ of the inn where they were staying, boasted nothing but tre

11、acherous mountain trails and high points overlooking into a deep abyss. He decided it was exactly the _ for him to push her off the mountain. incompatibilityextremehatredresolvedannouncedvicinityspot第21頁/共46頁Global UnderstandingThe next morning, he went there with her, apparently for a walk but actu

12、ally to attempt _. When the wife saw no prospect of a change in their relationship, she jumped into the abyss herself, leaving the husband standing alone in _. At that moment, two men appeared who had followed the couple all the way there because she had _ people at the inn, as well as her friends i

13、n England, that her husband intended to kill her.murderbewildermentwarned第22頁/共46頁Key:1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12BACBBADDACDetailed InformationCD第23頁/共46頁Critical ThinkingReading Focus第24頁/共46頁Reading FocusCritical ThinkingWork together with your partner to answer the following questions based on the

14、 text. (P137) 1. Do you agree with the author in saying that theres no probability of the right man meeting the right woman? Give your reasons. 2. Can you analyze the inner feelings of the wife that led her to take such an action at the end? 3. Do you think there could be a better way out? If so, gi

15、ve examples. 第25頁/共46頁第26頁/共46頁Language Point duplicate (n.): an exact copy of something that you can use in the same way e.g. 1) 她將復(fù)制品和原作都保留著。 She kept both the duplicate and the original. 2) I only have one house key, but Ill have a duplicate made for when you visit.duplicate (v.): copy something

16、exactly e.g. 1) New copies of the form can be duplicated from a master copy. 2) The video was duplicated illegally.第27頁/共46頁Language Point 第28頁/共46頁Language Point 第29頁/共46頁Language Point is bound to find outThere are bound to be changes第30頁/共46頁Language Point incompatibilitycompatibleincompatible第31

17、頁/共46頁第32頁/共46頁Language Point 第33頁/共46頁Language Point 第34頁/共46頁Language Point 第35頁/共46頁Language Point 第36頁/共46頁Language Point 第37頁/共46頁Language Point 第38頁/共46頁Language Point 第39頁/共46頁Language Point 第40頁/共46頁Task 1Choose the answer that is closest in meaning to the underlined word or phrase in the se

18、ntence. (P.138)ACDBCBCDVocabulary in Action ACBDDAB第41頁/共46頁Task 21) I stood at the edge of the old quarry (采石場), with a _ drop of ten or twenty meters below me.2) Harriet glanced around, wondering if she could _ out unnoticed.3) The restaurant space also gives the sense of a genuine, if somewhat to

19、o comfortable, _ experience.Each of the words in the box can be used as different parts of speech. Fill in each of the blanks with an appropriate word from the box. Change the form if necessary. (P139)sheerslipdesert protest level sliprevenge duplicate sheer skirtVocabulary in Action desert第42頁/共46頁

20、4) The terrorist group is still looking to seek _ against its attackers.5) The boat _ away and headed out to sea.6) People who suffer heart attacks tend to have a high _ of cholesterol (膽固醇) in the blood.7) His father had _ the family when Graham was three years old.8) We maneuvered (操縱) the canoe so it _ just around that rock.revengesheeredleveldesertedVocabulary in Action desert protest level sliprevenge duplicate sheer skirtskirted第43頁/共46頁protestedduplicateslevelVocab