譯林牛津版高中英語選修8課件Unit1ThewrittenwordPeriod1課件3

Unit1ThewrittenwordPeriod1課件3Unit1ThewrittenwordPeriodWelcometotheunitWelcometotheunitclssicworksWhichisyourfavorite?clssicworksWhichisyourfavoGonewiththeWind.ItwaswrittenbyMargaretMitchellin1936andsetasalesrecordwhen50,000copiesweresoldinoneday.By1965,ithadsoldmorethan10,000,000copiesandhadbeentranslatedinto25languagesin29countries.Itisoneofthemostsuccessfulbest-sellerseverwritten.WithGonewiththeWind,MargaretMitchelltaughtus,“Tomorrowisanotherday.”

GonewiththeWind.Itwaswrigenresofliteraturedramapoetrynovelsshortstoriessciencefictions…genresofliteraturedrama

Nowadays,besidesthetraditionalbooks,thatis,booksinprint,dowehaveanyotherkindsofbook?discussionNowadays,besidesthetradiWhatarethebenefitsofreadinge-books?

Whenyouneedcertaininformation,youcangetitimmediately,bydownloadingane-bookatanykindofComputerlikeMac,laptop,PDAandmore...2.Inmostcases,e-booksarecheaperthanpaperbooks.3.E-booksarefreeandeasytodownloadfromtheinternet.4.E-booksarequicklysearchableandyoucansearchitbytopicandcategories.5.E-bookstakeuplessspacesoyoucanstorehundredsandthousandsofe-booksinyourcomputer.

Whatarethebenefitsofreadi6.E-booksareportableandsoyoucancarryitwithoutworryingabouttheirweight.7.E-bookscanbeprintable,ifyouwishtoreadane-bookinthetraditionalway.8.E-booksisverysimpleandeasytopurchaseanddownload.9.Youcanmakeagoodlibraryofallkindsofdigitalbooksthatyouneed.10.Allloversofe-bookscanenjoyitanywhereatanytimebyusingtoday’stechnology.Theycansavetheirtime,moneybyinternet.6.E-booksareportableandsoHaveyoueverbeenamemberofareadingclub?

Whatdidyoudointhereadingclub?Doesourschoolhaveareadingclub?Areyouamemberofthisclub?Ifyouare,whatdoyouthinkoftheclub?Haveyoueverbeenamemberof

Theymightwanttojoinabookclubbecauseitprovidesaplaceforpeoplewithsimilarinteresttofindfriendseasilyandshareinformationabouttheirfavouritebooksandauthors.Inareadingclub,peoplecanalwayslearnmore.Whatkindofactivitiesdoesabookclubusuallyhold?Inareadingclub,peoplereadbookstogetherandthendiscussthem.Peoplecanshareinformationaboutbooksandauthors,holdbookfairs,writearticlesaboutthebookstheyreadanddootherbook-relatedthings.Whymightpeoplewanttojoinabookclub?TheymightwanttojoinabPeoplenowhavemorechoicesaboutthewaystoreadbooks.Forexample,wecanbrowseonlineliteraturewebsitesandreadshortstoriesonwebpages.SomebooksarestoredasWordfilesorPDFfilesonCDsorevenpostedonline.WecanuseacomputertoruntheCDsorvisitwebsitesandreade-books.Wecanalsostoree-booksonportableelectronicgadgetslikeaPDAandreadthebookswhereverwego.Recently,sometelecommunicationcompanieshavebegunprovidingaservicewheretheysendchaptersofabookthroughtextmessages.Thatway,peoplecanreadbooksontheirmobilephones.Doyouthinkreadingbooksinprintistheonlywaytoread?Inwhatotherwayscanweread?PeoplenowhavemorechoicesaE-bookshavealotofadvantages.Theysavealotofspace.ACDcanstoremanybooksanditweighsjustafewgramssothatitismucheasiertocarrysomeCDsthantocarryaheavysuitcasefullofbooksinprintwhentravellingormovinghouse.E-booksprovidepeoplewithamorepersonalizedwayofreadingasthereaderscansetthepages,adjustthepointsizeofthetextorchangethebackgroundcolour.Someevenprovideavoicefunctionsothatpeoplecan‘read’theirbooksbylistening.Manypeoplereportthattheyreade-booksfasterthanbooksinprint.Besides,wecansavealotoftreesbecausenopaperwillbeusedfore-books.

Whataretheadvantagesanddisadvantagesofe-books?E-bookshavealotofadvantagHaveyoutriedreadingane-book?Whatwasitlike?Aree-bookspopular?Ifnot,doyouthinkitwillbecomepopular?Doyoupreferreadingbooksinprintore-books?Why?However,asmanyotherelectronicgadgets,e-bookshavedisadvantagesaswell.Toreade-books,peoplemustfirsthaveanelectronicdevicethatcandisplaythem.Besides,whenreadinge-books,peoplecannotmakenotesorcommentsonthemarginastheycanwithbooksinprint.Moreimportantly,e-booksavailableonlinemayhurtcopyrightholders.Haveyoutriedreadingane-boSciencefictionisagenreofliteraturethatusesimaginarystories.Thestoriestalkaboutthingsoradventureshappeningandareusuallysetinthefuture,withthemesbasedonscientifictheories.Whatissciencefiction?SciencefictionisagenreofFrenchwriterJulesVerneisregardedasthefatherofsciencefiction.Hewrotemanyfamoussciencefictionstorieswhicharestillpopularnow,suchasJourneytotheCentreoftheEarth,TwentyThousandLeaguesundertheSea,AroundtheWorldinEightyDays,FiveWeeksintheBalloonandFromtheEarthtotheMoon.Doyoulikesciencefiction?Canyounameoneortwosciencefictionwriters?Canyounameanyexamplesofsciencefictionbooksthatarewidelyreadnow?Whydoyouthinksciencefictionissoattractivetopeople?IssciencefictionpopularinChina?CanyounameanyChinesesciencefictionwriters?FrenchwriterJulesVerneisrDoyoulikereadingorwritingpoems?Whyorwhynot?Whichpoemisyourfavourite?Whydoyoulikeit?Couldyoureciteitforus?Whichpoet’sworkdoyouenjoyreadingthemost?DoyoulikereadingorwritingDoyouthinkthate-bookswillreplacebooksinprint?DiscussionDoyouthinkthate-bookswillInmyopinion,e-bookswilleventuallyreplacebooksinprint.E-bookshavemanyadvantagesoverbooksinprint.Firstofall,theyaremucheasiertocarry.WecantakemanyofourfavouritebooksonaCD-ROM(orseveral)whentravelling,whileevenonebookinprintmayaddtoomuchweighttooursuitcase.Besides,readingbecomeseasierone-booksaswecansetpointsizeoftextandthepapersizetowhatismostcomfortableforus.Inaddition,storinge-booksismucheasier.YoumayputallthebooksonyourbookcaseinjustoneCDandyoudon’thavetoworrythatthehumidairmaydestroythebooks.Ofcourse,itmaybequitealongtimebeforee-booksreplacebooksinprint.

Whataresomeofthedifferencesbetweenpoetryandsciencefictionbooks?DiscussionWhataresomeofthedifferenc

Inmyopinion,therearemanydifferencesbetweenpoetryandsciencefiction.Tobeginwith,poetryusesmuchmoreconciselanguageandspecialwritingtechniqueslikerhythmandrhyme.Next,poetsoftenexpresstheirthoughtsandfeelingsinpoems,whilesciencefictionwritersoftentellwhatmaybepossibleinthefuturebasedondevelopmentsinscience.Lastly,poemsusuallyreflectlifeorsocietyatspecifictimes,whilethemaintopicsofsciencefictionbooksrangefromscientificdiscoveries,spacetravel,lifeonotherplanetstoenvironmentalchanges.IPoetryPoetryisapopularartform,whichemphasizesrhythm,soundandimagery.Poemsusuallyuselanguagesetupinlines,witharegularrhythmandoftenadefiniterhymescheme.Poetsusuallyexpresstheirstrongfeelingsthroughthisartform.PoetrySciencefictionstoriesSciencefictionstoriesoftenshowwhatmaybepossibleinthefarfuturebasedonwhatwecanalreadyobservetoday.Apopularthemeofsciencefictioniswhatsocietymightlooklikeinthefuture.Scientificdiscoveries,spacetravel,lifeonotherplanetsandenvironmentalchangesalsoareoftendiscussedinsciencefictionstories.SciencefictionstoriesLanguagepointsLanguagepoints1.Ifyouwereaskedtorecommendabooktoafriend,whatbookwouldyouchoose?Why?(P1)Whenasentenceistalkingaboutsomethingthatisnotrealorcurrentlyimpossible,theverbwillbeusedinaspecialformthatexpressesawish,possibility,condition,etc.Thatiscalledsubjunctive.Payattentiontotheformsofthepredicateverbsindifferenttenseswhenweusesentencesinunrealconditional.Rememberhowtoformunrealconditionalsofthepresent,pastorfuturetime.TenseIf—clauseMainclausepresentdid(were)would/should/could/mightdopasthaddonewould/should/could/mighthavedonefuturedid，shoulddo，weretodowould/should/could/mightdo1.Ifyouwereaskedtorecom1.Elizarememberseverythingexactlyasifit_________yesterday.A.washappeningB.happensC.hashappenedD.happened2.—Don’tyouthinkitnecessarythathe______toMiamibuttoNewYork?—Iagree,buttheproblemis______hehasrefusedto.A.willnotbesent;thatB.notbesent;thatC.shouldnotbesent;whatD.shouldnotsend;what1.Elizarememberseverything3.IfI________plantodoanythingIwantedto,I’dliketogotoTibetandtravelthroughasmuchofitaspossible.A.wouldB.couldC.hadtoD.oughtto3.IfI________plantodoanyIcanrecommendthechickeninmushroomsauce—it'sdelicious.

Shehasbeenrecommendedforpromotion.

Theheadmistressagreedtorecommendtheteachers'proposalstotheschoolgovernors.

recommendverb[T]

tosuggestthatsomeoneorsomethingwouldbegoodorsuitableforaparticularjoborpurpose,ortosuggestthataparticularactionshouldbedone:推薦

Icanrecommendthechickenin

[+(that)]Thedoctorrecommended(that)Itakemoreexercise.

[+ingformofverb]Irecommendwritingyourfeelingsdownonpaper.

Thecityhasmuch/littletorecommendit(=Ithasalotof/fewpleasantqualities).

[+(that)]ThedoctorrecoSheisahighlyrecommendedarchitect.

recommended

被推薦的

adjective

Itisdangeroustotakemorethantherecommendeddoseofthismedicine.

recommendation

noun[CorU]asuggestionthatsomethingisgoodorsuitableforaparticularpurposeorjob:推薦

Sheisahighlyrecommendedar

[+that]Thereportmakestherecommendationthatnomoreprisonsshouldbebuilt.IboughtthiscomputeronJohn'srecommendation(=becauseJohntoldmethatitwasgood).

IgotthejobonSam'srecommendation(=becauseshetoldheremployersthatIwassuitableforthejob).

[C]advicetellingsomeonewhatthebestthingtodois:勸告

[+that]Thereportmakesth2.Doyouthinkthate-bookswilleverreplacebooksinprint?(P1)replaceverb[T]

1)totaketheplaceofsomething,ortoputsomethingorsomeoneintheplaceofsomethingorsomeoneelse:代替

Thefactoryreplacedmostofitsworkerswithrobots.Tourismhasreplacedagricultureasthenation'smainindustry.2.Doyouthinkthate-bookswDon‘tworry—allthatstolenstuffisreplaceable.

IpromisedtoreplacetheplatethatI'ddropped.

2)Ifyoureplacesomethingbroken,damagedorlost,youprovideanewone:取代

replacement

代替者

noun[CorU]

Theagencysentareplacementforthesecretarywhoresigned.

replaceable

adjective可代替的

Don‘tworry—allthatstolenstCollectmoreinformationaboutliterature.PreparefortheReadingPart.HomeworkHomeworkThankyou！Thankyou！Unit1ThewrittenwordPeriod1課件3Unit1ThewrittenwordPeriodWelcometotheunitWelcometotheunitclssicworksWhichisyourfavorite?clssicworksWhichisyourfavoGonewiththeWind.ItwaswrittenbyMargaretMitchellin1936andsetasalesrecordwhen50,000copiesweresoldinoneday.By1965,ithadsoldmorethan10,000,000copiesandhadbeentranslatedinto25languagesin29countries.Itisoneofthemostsuccessfulbest-sellerseverwritten.WithGonewiththeWind,MargaretMitchelltaughtus,“Tomorrowisanotherday.”

GonewiththeWind.Itwaswrigenresofliteraturedramapoetrynovelsshortstoriessciencefictions…genresofliteraturedrama

Nowadays,besidesthetraditionalbooks,thatis,booksinprint,dowehaveanyotherkindsofbook?discussionNowadays,besidesthetradiWhatarethebenefitsofreadinge-books?

Whenyouneedcertaininformation,youcangetitimmediately,bydownloadingane-bookatanykindofComputerlikeMac,laptop,PDAandmore...2.Inmostcases,e-booksarecheaperthanpaperbooks.3.E-booksarefreeandeasytodownloadfromtheinternet.4.E-booksarequicklysearchableandyoucansearchitbytopicandcategories.5.E-bookstakeuplessspacesoyoucanstorehundredsandthousandsofe-booksinyourcomputer.

Whatarethebenefitsofreadi6.E-booksareportableandsoyoucancarryitwithoutworryingabouttheirweight.7.E-bookscanbeprintable,ifyouwishtoreadane-bookinthetraditionalway.8.E-booksisverysimpleandeasytopurchaseanddownload.9.Youcanmakeagoodlibraryofallkindsofdigitalbooksthatyouneed.10.Allloversofe-bookscanenjoyitanywhereatanytimebyusingtoday’stechnology.Theycansavetheirtime,moneybyinternet.6.E-booksareportableandsoHaveyoueverbeenamemberofareadingclub?

Whatdidyoudointhereadingclub?Doesourschoolhaveareadingclub?Areyouamemberofthisclub?Ifyouare,whatdoyouthinkoftheclub?Haveyoueverbeenamemberof

Theymightwanttojoinabookclubbecauseitprovidesaplaceforpeoplewithsimilarinteresttofindfriendseasilyandshareinformationabouttheirfavouritebooksandauthors.Inareadingclub,peoplecanalwayslearnmore.Whatkindofactivitiesdoesabookclubusuallyhold?Inareadingclub,peoplereadbookstogetherandthendiscussthem.Peoplecanshareinformationaboutbooksandauthors,holdbookfairs,writearticlesaboutthebookstheyreadanddootherbook-relatedthings.Whymightpeoplewanttojoinabookclub?TheymightwanttojoinabPeoplenowhavemorechoicesaboutthewaystoreadbooks.Forexample,wecanbrowseonlineliteraturewebsitesandreadshortstoriesonwebpages.SomebooksarestoredasWordfilesorPDFfilesonCDsorevenpostedonline.WecanuseacomputertoruntheCDsorvisitwebsitesandreade-books.Wecanalsostoree-booksonportableelectronicgadgetslikeaPDAandreadthebookswhereverwego.Recently,sometelecommunicationcompanieshavebegunprovidingaservicewheretheysendchaptersofabookthroughtextmessages.Thatway,peoplecanreadbooksontheirmobilephones.Doyouthinkreadingbooksinprintistheonlywaytoread?Inwhatotherwayscanweread?PeoplenowhavemorechoicesaE-bookshavealotofadvantages.Theysavealotofspace.ACDcanstoremanybooksanditweighsjustafewgramssothatitismucheasiertocarrysomeCDsthantocarryaheavysuitcasefullofbooksinprintwhentravellingormovinghouse.E-booksprovidepeoplewithamorepersonalizedwayofreadingasthereaderscansetthepages,adjustthepointsizeofthetextorchangethebackgroundcolour.Someevenprovideavoicefunctionsothatpeoplecan‘read’theirbooksbylistening.Manypeoplereportthattheyreade-booksfasterthanbooksinprint.Besides,wecansavealotoftreesbecausenopaperwillbeusedfore-books.

Whataretheadvantagesanddisadvantagesofe-books?E-bookshavealotofadvantagHaveyoutriedreadingane-book?Whatwasitlike?Aree-bookspopular?Ifnot,doyouthinkitwillbecomepopular?Doyoupreferreadingbooksinprintore-books?Why?However,asmanyotherelectronicgadgets,e-bookshavedisadvantagesaswell.Toreade-books,peoplemustfirsthaveanelectronicdevicethatcandisplaythem.Besides,whenreadinge-books,peoplecannotmakenotesorcommentsonthemarginastheycanwithbooksinprint.Moreimportantly,e-booksavailableonlinemayhurtcopyrightholders.Haveyoutriedreadingane-boSciencefictionisagenreofliteraturethatusesimaginarystories.Thestoriestalkaboutthingsoradventureshappeningandareusuallysetinthefuture,withthemesbasedonscientifictheories.Whatissciencefiction?SciencefictionisagenreofFrenchwriterJulesVerneisregardedasthefatherofsciencefiction.Hewrotemanyfamoussciencefictionstorieswhicharestillpopularnow,suchasJourneytotheCentreoftheEarth,TwentyThousandLeaguesundertheSea,AroundtheWorldinEightyDays,FiveWeeksintheBalloonandFromtheEarthtotheMoon.Doyoulikesciencefiction?Canyounameoneortwosciencefictionwriters?Canyounameanyexamplesofsciencefictionbooksthatarewidelyreadnow?Whydoyouthinksciencefictionissoattractivetopeople?IssciencefictionpopularinChina?CanyounameanyChinesesciencefictionwriters?FrenchwriterJulesVerneisrDoyoulikereadingorwritingpoems?Whyorwhynot?Whichpoemisyourfavourite?Whydoyoulikeit?Couldyoureciteitforus?Whichpoet’sworkdoyouenjoyreadingthemost?DoyoulikereadingorwritingDoyouthinkthate-bookswillreplacebooksinprint?DiscussionDoyouthinkthate-bookswillInmyopinion,e-bookswilleventuallyreplacebooksinprint.E-bookshavemanyadvantagesoverbooksinprint.Firstofall,theyaremucheasiertocarry.WecantakemanyofourfavouritebooksonaCD-ROM(orseveral)whentravelling,whileevenonebookinprintmayaddtoomuchweighttooursuitcase.Besides,readingbecomeseasierone-booksaswecansetpointsizeoftextandthepapersizetowhatismostcomfortableforus.Inaddition,storinge-booksismucheasier.YoumayputallthebooksonyourbookcaseinjustoneCDandyoudon’thavetoworrythatthehumidairmaydestroythebooks.Ofcourse,itmaybequitealongtimebeforee-booksreplacebooksinprint.

Whataresomeofthedifferencesbetweenpoetryandsciencefictionbooks?DiscussionWhataresomeofthedifferenc

Inmyopinion,therearemanydifferencesbetweenpoetryandsciencefiction.Tobeginwith,poetryusesmuchmoreconciselanguageandspecialwritingtechniqueslikerhythmandrhyme.Next,poetsoftenexpresstheirthoughtsandfeelingsinpoems,whilesciencefictionwritersoftentellwhatmaybepossibleinthefuturebasedondevelopmentsinscience.Lastly,poemsusuallyreflectlifeorsocietyatspecifictimes,whilethemaintopicsofsciencefictionbooksrangefromscientificdiscoveries,spacetravel,lifeonotherplanetstoenvironmentalchanges.IPoetryPoetryisapopularartform,whichemphasizesrhythm,soundandimagery.Poemsusuallyuselanguagesetupinlines,witharegularrhythmandoftenadefiniterhymescheme.Poetsusuallyexpresstheirstrongfeelingsthroughthisartform.PoetrySciencefictionstoriesSciencefictionstoriesoftenshowwhatmaybepossibleinthefarfuturebasedonwhatwecanalreadyobservetoday.Apopularthemeofsciencefictioniswhatsocietymightlooklikeinthefuture.Scientificdiscoveries,spacetravel,lifeonotherplanetsandenvironmentalchangesalsoareoftendiscussedinsciencefictionstories.SciencefictionstoriesLanguagepointsLanguagepoints1.Ifyouwereaskedtorecommendabooktoafriend,whatbookwouldyouchoose?Why?(P1)Whenasentenceistalkingaboutsomethingthatisnotrealorcurrentlyimpossible,theverbwillbeusedinaspecialformthatexpressesawish,possibility,condition,etc.Thatiscalledsubjunctive.Payattentiontotheformsofthepredicateverbsindifferenttenseswhenweusesentencesinunrealconditional.Rememberhowtoformunrealconditionalsofthepresent,pastorfuturetime.TenseIf—clauseMainclausepresentdid(were)would/should/could/mightdopasthaddonewould/should/could/mighthavedonefuturedid，shoulddo，weretodowould/should/could/mightdo1.Ifyouwereaskedtorecom1.Elizarememberseverythingexactlyasifit_________yesterday.A.washappeningB.happensC.hashappenedD.happened2.—Don’tyouthinkitnecessarythathe______toMiamibuttoNewYork?—Iagree,buttheproblemis______hehasrefusedto.A.willnotbesent;thatB.notbesent;thatC.shouldnotbesent;whatD.shouldnotsend;what1.Elizarememberseverything3.IfI________plantodoanythingIwantedto,I’dliketogotoTibet