UnitTheDayMotherCried課文分析部分

會計(jì)學(xué)1UnitTheDayMotherCried課文分析部分Contents1.PoemAppreciation2.MotherwrittenbyZhuDe3.Discussion

Ⅰ.Warm-upⅡ.TextualstructureⅢ.GlobalReading1.partialinterpretation2.keyphrases3.difficultsentences第1頁/共69頁P(yáng)oemAppreciation

NotuntilIbecameamotherdidIunderstand

Howmuchmymotherhadsacrificedforme;NotuntilIbecameamotherdidIfeel

HowhurtmymotherwaswhenIdisobeyed;NotuntilIbecameamotherdidIknow

HowproudmymotherwaswhenIachieved;NotuntilIbecameamotherdidIrealize

Howmuchmymotherlovesme.—VictoriaFarnsworthWarm-up第2頁/共69頁lovingmemoriesofMother...Iowemotheradebtofgratitudebecauseshetaughtmehowtocopewiththenumerousdifficultiesthatiranintoathomesothatlaterduringmyover30yearsofmilitaryandrevolutionarylifeIhaveneverboweddowntoanydifficulty...IowemtheradebtofgratitudebecauseSheimpartedtomeknowledgeofproductivelabourandarevolutionarywill,thusenablemetotaketotherevolutionarypath...

fromLovingMemoriesofMotherwrittenbyZhuDe第3頁/共69頁我應(yīng)該感謝母親，她教給我與困難作斗爭的經(jīng)驗(yàn)，我在家庭生活中已經(jīng)飽嘗艱苦，這使我在三十多年的軍事生活和革命生活中再沒有感到困難和被困難嚇倒。我應(yīng)該感謝母親，她教給了我生產(chǎn)的知識和革命的意志，鼓勵我走上以后的革命道路第4頁/共69頁…

Whatdoyouthinkofyourmother?Arethereanyconflictsbetweenyouandyourmother?Ifso,howdoyoudealwiththem?Howdoesyourmotherdealwiththeconflictsordisagreements?Doyouthinkyoureallyunderstandyourmother?Warm-upquestions第5頁/共69頁

PartI

(Paras.1—6)PartII(Paras.7—17)PartIII(Paras.18—21)PartIV(Paras.22—24)textualStructureIwasshockedatfindingmymothercryingbecauseshewouldprobablylosehernewjob.Ipreviouslyassumedmymotherwasacapablewoman.Shetriedallshecouldtosaveupmoneytosendustouniversity.Irealizedmymother’spressureandvulnerabilityasahumanbeing.Iunderstoodmymother’sperseveranceanditsinfluenceonme.第6頁/共69頁P(yáng)artOne(P1-P6)Para.OneComing

home

from

school

that

dark

winter's

day

so

long

ago,

I

was

filled

with

anticipation.

I

had

a

new

issue

of

my

favorite

sports

magazine

tucked

under

my

arm,

and

the

house

to

myself.

Dad

was

at

work,

my

sister

was

away,

and

Mother

wouldn't

be

home

from

her

new

job

for

an

hour.

I

bounded

up

the

steps,

burst

into

the

living

room

and

flipped

on

a

light.

第7頁/共69頁FillintheblanksfromPara.OneitemstheauthorDadSisterMother.5.6.第8頁/共69頁itemstheauthorDadSisterMother1.filledwithanticipationatwork2.hisfavoritesportsmagazinenotathome3.aloneathomeawayforhernewjobforanhour4.boundedupthesteps5.burstintohouseflippedonalight6.第9頁/共69頁ThepurposeofPara.Onetheauthor'spsychologicalstateHowdidtheauthorfeelatfirst?Whydidtheauthordescribehisoriginalmood?第10頁/共69頁P(yáng)ara.TwoI

was

shocked

into

stillness

by

what

I

saw.

Mother,

pulled

into

a

tight

ball

with

her

face

in

her

hands,

sat

at

the

far

end

of

the

couch.

She

was

crying.

I

had

never

seen

her

cry.

I

approached

cautiously

and

touched

her

shoulder.

"Mother?"

I

said

"What's

happened?"

She

took

a

long

breath

and

managed

a

weak

smile.

"It's

nothing,

really.

Nothing

important.

Just

than

I'm

going

to

lose

this

new

job.

I

can't

type

fast

enough."

第11頁/共69頁whatdidtheauthorseeinthehouse?itemsMotherHerbodyHerfaceHerhandHereyesherresponse第12頁/共69頁whatdidtheauthorseeinthehouse?itemsMotherHerbodypulledintoatightballHerfaceinherhandsHerhandcupherfaceHereyesfulloftearsherresponsetakealongbreathandmanageaweaksmile第13頁/共69頁sharpemotionalcontrastexcitement→shock第14頁/共69頁themother'sproblem第15頁/共69頁themotherintheauthor'smind第16頁/共69頁P(yáng)artTworeminiscencesofMotherTimeHappeningstoMotherFeelingsoftheauthorbeforemovingtotownsomeyearsagosomeyearsagoaftermovingtotownafterthenurseryafewmonthsaftersellingthemotelnearlyChristmasthefirstdayofworktheseconddayofwork第17頁/共69頁P(yáng)artTworeminiscencesofMotherTimeHappeningstoMotherFeelingsoftheauthorbeforemovingtotownsomeyearsagomanagingaranchMothercoulddoanythingsomeyearsagomovetotownaftermovingtotownopenanurseryafterthenurseryrunamotelafewmonthsaftersellingthemotelbuyausedtypewriternearlyChristmasgotajobatradiostationnotsurprisedorimpressedthefirstdayofworktiredanddrawnignortheseconddayofworktroulewithtypingonalert;notcare第18頁/共69頁P(yáng)artThree(Para.18-Para.21)My

shock

and

embarrassment

at

finding

Mother

in

tears

on

Wednesday

was

a

perfect

index

of

how

little

I

understood

the

pressures

on

her.

Sitting

beside

her

on

the

couch,

I

began

very

slowly

to

understand.第19頁/共69頁P(yáng)artThree(Para.18-Para.21)Howdidtheauthordealwiththecaseofhismothercrying?Whatkindofchangesdidhehaveinside?第20頁/共69頁WhatchangeshappenedinMother?TimeHappeningsaweeklatertwoyearslaterseveralyearslatersincetheauthorgraduatedNow第21頁/共69頁WhatchangeshappenedinMother?TimeHappeningsaweeklaterMothertookanewjobsellingtwoyearslaterGotabetterjobseveralyearslatersincetheauthorgraduatedajournalistNowajournalist第22頁/共69頁whatkindofchangesintheauthoritemsMotherauthor'sattitudes1.seeingmothercrying2.cryinginauthor'sarms3.continuityoftyping4.gotanofficejob5.beingajournalist第23頁/共69頁whatkindofchangesintheauthoritemsMotherauthor'sattitudes1.seeingmothercryingslowlyunderstandherpressures2.cryinginauthor'sarmsstarttounderstandhervulnerability3.continuityoftypingdifferentfeeling,morethantyping4.gotanofficejoblearnmoreforherdefeat5.beingajournalistproudandcouraged第24頁/共69頁

ChronologyofMother'sStoryDirections:Fillintheblankswiththefactsfromthetext.TimeHappenings①SomeyearsbeforeThefamilymovedtotown.②Afewmonthsafterthey’dsoldthemotelMotherstartedtolearntyping.③NearChristmasMothergotajobattheradiostation.④MondayMotherwenttoworkforthefirstday.⑤TuesdayMotherhadsometroublewithhertyping.⑥WednesdayMothercried.⑦AweeklaterMothertookanewjobsellingdrygoods.⑧TwoyearslaterMothergotabetterjob.⑨SeveralyearslaterwhenIgraduatedMotherhadalreadybeenajournalist.⑩NowIkeeptheoldtypewriterasthebestmemento.第25頁/共69頁

PartFour(Para.22-24)

Whydidtheauthormentiontheoldtypewriterseveraltimes?第26頁/共69頁①

asymbolofMother’spersistence②remindstheauthorofhismother’scourage③akindofstimulusfortheauthorWhydidtheauthormentiontheoldtypewriterseveraltimes?第27頁/共69頁Keyphrases1.befilledwithanticipation2.havesthtooneself3.burstintothelivingroom4.beshockedintostillness5.manageaweaksmile6.setone'smindtodosth7.feelhelplessandoutofplace8.sthstandinone'sway第28頁/共69頁9.sendawayforsth10.qualifysbforsth11.holdafulltimejob12.holdbackthestrongemotion13.feelsorryformyself14.thecouragetogoahead第29頁/共69頁1.

a

moment

of

e

home

from

school

3.be

filled

with

anticipation4.a

new

issue

of

my

favorite

sports

magazine

5.Havesth

house

to

oneself6.

burst

into

the

living

room

7.flip

on

a

light8.

be

shocked

into

stillness

第30頁/共69頁9.

pulled

into

a

tight

ball

10.with

her

face

in

her

hands11.sit

at

the

far

end

of

the

couch12.

take

a

long

breath

13.manage

a

weak

smile14.Losethis

new

job15.catch

on16.

Repeata

line

第31頁/共69頁17.Speaktosb

a

hundred

times

18.

have

trouble

doing

something19.set

my

mind

to20.Sbfeel

helpless

21.Sbfeel

out

of

place22.open

a

day

nursery23.Haveno

training24.

stand

in

her

way第32頁/共69頁25.Sendaway

for

26.correspondence

courses

in

child

care,27.Qualifyoneself

for

the

task28.It

wasn't

long

before

+主語+haddonesth.29.have

a

full

enrollment

and

a

waiting

list.

30.

accept

sth

as31.

a

perfectly

normal

instance

of

one's

ability32.

Neither...

nor

...第33頁/共69頁33.

provide

enough

income

to

do34.send

my

sister

and

me

to

college35.

be

ready

for

college36.Time

was

running

out.37.be

frantic

for

ways

to

save

money38.

It

was

clear

that

39.in

addition

to

40.Hold

a

fulltime

job第34頁/共69頁41.a

used

typewriter42.

skip

between

certain

letters

43.The

keyboard

was

soft.44.

a

piece

of

junk45.

disappear

into

her

sewing

room

to

practice

46.not

the

least

bit

surprised47.

The

excitement

was

gone.48.

SB

looked

tired

and

drawn第35頁/共69頁49.ignore

her50.

make

dinner

and

cleaned

the

kitchen51.have

a

little

trouble

with

sth

52.

help

out

a

bit

more.53.

on

guard.

54.

a

perfect

index

of

55.understand

the

pressures

on

sb56.

sense

her

pain

and

the

tension

of

第36頁/共69頁57.hold

back

the

strong

emotions58.Beinterrupted

by

my

arrival59.Suddenly,

something

inside

me

turned.

60.I

knew

I

was

doing

what

I

should,

what

I

could,

and

that

it

was

enough.

61.

rack

with

emotion62.understand

for

the

first

time

her

vulnerability63.

capable

of

fear

and

hurt

and

failure第37頁/共69頁64.on

a

thousand

occasions

65.Seekcomfort

in

her

arms66.the

evening

practice

sessions

67.

have

an

office

job

with

better

pay

and

more

responsibility68.

in

some

strange

way

69.her

moment

of

defeat第38頁/共69頁70.a

journalist

with

our

hometown

paper71.feel

sorry

for

myself72.

roll

a

piece

of

paper

into

that

cranky

old

machine

73.word

by

painful

word74.the

courage

to

go

ahead第39頁/共69頁KeySentences1.Coming

home

from

school

that

dark

winter's

day

so

long

ago,

I

was

filled

with

anticipation.

第40頁/共69頁2.I

had

a

new

issue

of

my

favorite

sports

magazine

tucked

under

my

arm,

and

the

house

to

myself.

第41頁/共69頁3.Dad

was

at

work,

my

sister

was

away,

and

Mother

wouldn't

be

home

from

her

new

job

for

an

hour.

4.I

was

shocked

into

stillness

by

what

I

saw.

第42頁/共69頁5.Mother,

pulled

into

a

tight

ball

with

her

face

in

her

hands,

sat

at

the

far

end

of

the

couch.

第43頁/共69頁6.

I

was

repeating

a

line

she

had

spoken

to

me

a

hundred

times

when

I

was

having

trouble

learning

or

doing

something

important

to

me.

第44頁/共69頁7."I

always

said

I

could

do

anything

I

set

my

mind

to,

and

I

still

think

I

can

in

most

things.

第45頁/共69頁8.Some

years

before,

when

we

sold

our

ranch

and

moved

to

town,

Mother

had

decided

to

open

a

day

nursery.

第46頁/共69頁9.It

wasn't

long

before

she

had

a

full

enrollment

and

a

waiting

list.

10.But

neither

the

nursery

nor

the

motel

my

parents

bought

later

had

provided

enough

income

to

send

my

sister

and

me

to

college.

第47頁/共69頁11.It

was

clear

that

Dad

could

do

no

more

than

he

was

doing

already——farming

80

acres

in

addition

to

holding

a

fulltime

job.

12.A

few

months

after

we'd

sold

the

motel,

Mother

arrived

home

with

a

used

typewriter.

第48頁/共69頁13.And

from

that

day

on,

as

soon

as

the

table

was

cleared

and

the

dishes

were

done,

Motherwould

disappear

into

her

sewing

room

to

practice.

第49頁/共69頁14.

It

was

nearly

Christmas

when

I

heard

Mother

got

a

job

at

the

radio

station.

15.I

think

she'd

appreciate

it

if

we

all

helped

out

a

bit

more.

第50頁/共69頁16.You

might

just

remember

that

she

is

working

primarily

so

you

can

go

to

college."

17.I

wished

she

would

just

forget

the

whole

thing.

第51頁/共69頁18.

My

shock

and

embarrassment

at

finding

Mother

in

tears

on

Wednesday

was

a

perfect

indexof

how

little

I

understood

the

pressures

on

her.

19.Sitting

beside

her

on

the

couch,

I

began

very

slowly

to

understand.

第52頁/共69頁20.I

could

sense

her

pain

and

the

tension

of

holding

back

the

strong

emotions

that

wereinterruptedby

myarrival.

21.

I

knew

I

was

doing

what

I

should,

what

I

could,

and

that

it

was

enough.

第53頁/共69頁22.In

that

moment,

feeling

Mother's

back

racked

with

emotion,

I

understood

for

the

first

time

hervulnerability.

第54頁/共69頁23.She

was

still

my

mother,

but

she

was

something

more:

a

person

like

me,

capable

of

fear

and

hurt

and

failure.

第55頁/共69頁24.I

could

feel

her

pain

as

she

must

have

felt

mine

on

a

thousand

occasions

when

I

had

sought

comfort

in

her

arms.第56頁/共69頁25.A

week

later

Mother

took

a

job

selling

dry

goods

at

half

the

salary

the

radio

station

had

offered.

第57頁/共69頁26.

I

had

a

very

different

feeling

now

when

I

passed

her

door

at

night

and

heard

her

tapping

away第58頁/共69頁27.

I

knew

there

was

something

more

going

on

in

there

than

a

woman

learning

to

type.

第59頁/共69頁28.I

have

to

believe

that

in

some

strange

way

she

learned

as

much

fromher

moment

of

defeat

as

I

did,

because

several

years

later,

when

I

had

finished

school

and

proudly

accepted

a

job

as

a

newspaper

reporter,

she

had

already

been

a

journalist

with

our

hometown

paper

for

six

months.

第60頁/共69頁29.The

old

green

typewriter

sits

in

my

office

now,

unrepaired.

第61頁/共69頁30.It

is

a

memento,

but

what

it

recalls

for

me

is

not

quite

what

if

recalled

for

Mother.

When

I'm

having

trouble

with

a

story

and

think

about

giving

up

or

when

I

start

to

feel

sorry

for

myself

and

think

things

should

be

easier

for

me,

I

roll

a

piece

of

paper

into

that

cranky

old

machine

and

type,

word

by

painful

word,

just

the

way

mother

did.

第62頁/共69頁31.What

I

remember

then

is

not

her

failure,

but

her

courage,

the

courage

to

go

ahead.

第63頁/共69頁DifficultsentencesShebrokethen.Sheputherfaceagainstmyshoulderandsobbed.Ihelphercloseanddidn'ttrytotalk.IknewIwasdoingwhatIshould,whatIcould,andthatitwasenough.Inthatmoment,feelingMother'sbackrackedwithemotion,Iunderstoodforthefirsttimehervulnerability.Shewasstillmymother,butshewassomethingmore:apersonlikeme,capabl