新未來大學英語-視聽說教程2教學課件B2U5

ForthesakeofartUnit5新未來大學英語視聽說教程

2Learning

ObjectivesAfterlearningthisunit,youwillbeableto:

◆askfollow-upquestionsinaconversation◆pronouncestressedsyllablesinwordswithsuffixesaccurately◆identifythestructureofatext◆questionassumptions◆drawonculturaltraditionsforinspiration◆giveapresentationonyourfavoriteartwork◆useslidesForthesakeUnit5新未來大學英語視聽說教程1作畫妙在似與不似之間，太似為媚俗，不似為欺世?！R白石Themarvelofagoodpaintingliesbetweenlikenessandunlikeness.Ifitisanexactlikeness,itiscateringtovulgartastes,butnolikenessissimplycheating.–QiBaishiThepurposeofartiswashingthedustofdailylifeoffoursouls.–PabloPicasso(Spain)作畫妙在似與不似之間，太似為媚俗，不似為欺世。Thepur2GetonboardExperiencetheworldUnderstandtheworldOvertoyouFurtherlistening12345ContentsGetonboardExperiencethewor3GetonboardWhichtypesofartareyoumostinterestedin?Ratethearttypesbelowas“Veryinterested”,“Somewhatinterested”,or“Notinterested”.Thenaddtwomoretypesofartthatyouareinterestedin.Workinpairsandcompareyouranswers.A:I’mmostinterestedinpainting.MyfavoriteartistisMonet.Howaboutyou?B:I’mnotveryinterestedinpainting.Myrealpassionismusic,especiallyrockandjazz.A:Ilikemusictoo;andIreallylikeclassicalmusic…TypesofartVeryinterestedSomewhatinterestedNotinterested1music2opera3dance4plays5sculpture6painting7GetonboardWhichtypesofart4Referenceanswers?Iamveryinterestedinmusic.Ireallylikeplayingjazzmusic,becauseitalwaysputsmeinagoodmood.MyfavoritejazzmusicianisDukeEllington.Ialsolistentoclassicalmusic–IespeciallylikelisteningtoYo-YoMa.?Myfavoritetypeofartisdance.Iespeciallylikeballet,becauseIstudieditwhenIwasyounger.Balletdancerscanusetheirbodiestotellmovingstories.ThefirstballetIsawwasLiangZhu

anditwasincredible!ButmyfavoriteballetisTheNutcracker.Tome,thisballetisbeautyinmotion.There’snothingelselikeit!GetonboardReference?Iamveryintereste5ExperiencetheworldListening1Beforeyoulisten?

Workinpairsanddiscussthequestions.1.Whatfilmshaveyouseenthathaveimpressivemusic?Givesomeexamples.2.Whateffectdoesmusichaveonyouwhenyouarewatchingafilm?Newwordscomposern.作曲家soundtrackn.（電影、電視節(jié)目的）配樂score

n.（電影、戲劇等的）配樂trickofthetrade（行業(yè)的）訣竅，門道romance

n.愛情影片PropernamesCrouchingTiger,HiddenDragon《臥虎藏龍》（中國電影）ExperiencetheworldListening6ExperiencetheworldListening1Referenceanswers1.ThefilmIntheMoodforLove(《花樣年華》),directedbyWongKar-Wai,hasamazingmusic.Themusicmakestheaudienceempathizewiththemaincharacters.IalsolovethrillersbythefamousdirectorAlfredHitchcock.Themusicinhisfilmsisreallyimpressive.Itmakesthemfeelsuspensefulandexciting.BeforeyoulistenExperiencetheworldListening7ExperiencetheworldListening1Referenceanswers2.Ifindmusicoftenhelpsmeunderstandwhatthecharactersareexperiencing.Forexample,whenacharacterisinafrighteningsituationandthere’sscarymusicplaying,Igetverytensejustlikethecharacter.Whenthefilm’ssoundtrackissadbecauseacharacterishurtorupset,Iusuallyfeelabitofsadnessmyself.BeforeyoulistenExperiencetheworldListening8Whileyoulisten?

Listentoaninterviewwithafilmcomposerandcheck(?)whatitismainlyabout.?1.Thefilmcomposer’sbiggestsuccessesandfailures.?2.Thehistoryofmusicinfilms.?3.Theinfluencethatfilmmusichasontheaudience.ExperiencetheworldListening1√Whileyoulisten?Listentoan9?

Listentotheinterviewagainanddecidewhetherthestatementsaretrue(T)orfalse(F).?1.Afilm’ssoundtrackcanmaketheaudiencesharethecharacters’feelings.?2.TanDunwonanOscarforhisscoreforthefilmCrouchingTiger,HiddenDragon.?3.Thecomposerlikestowatchthewholefilmbeforestartingtowriteasoundtrack.?4.Filmcomposerstendtouselow,poundingbeatstocreatetension.WhileyoulistenExperiencetheworldListening1TTFT?Listentotheinterviewagai10?

Listentotheinterviewforathirdtimeandcompletetheconversationturnswiththefollow-upquestionsyouhearintherecording.1.Richard:Afilm’ssoundtrackcanmakethem…Itcanalsopreparethemforsomethingthat’sabouttohappen.Presenter:_______________________________________________youthinkwasparticularlysuccessful?2.Richard:Well,anyonewhohaswatchedCrouchingTiger,HiddenDragon

willrememberthemusic…Withoutit,thefilmwouldfeelcompletelydifferent!Presenter:Goodexample.____________________________________3.Richard:Well,forme…thenextmostimportantpartismatchingthemusictowhenandwherethestoryhappens.Presenter:So,____________________________________________WhileyoulistenExperiencetheworldListening1CanyougiveusanexampleofafilmsoundtrackthatTanDunwasthecomposer,wasn’the?canyouletusknowanysecrettricksofthetrade??Listentotheinterviewfor11ScriptsPresenter:Withmeisfilmcomposer,RichardCampbell,talkingaboutfilmmusic.Richard,howmuchinfluencedoesasoundtrackreallyhaveontheaudience?Richard:Oh,alot!Afilm’ssoundtrackcanmakethemfear,hateorlovethecharactersaswellassharetheirfeelings.Itcanalsopreparethemforsomethingthat’sabouttohappen.Presenter:Canyougiveusanexampleofafilmsoundtrackthatyouthinkwasparticularlysuccessful?Richard:Well,anyonewhohaswatchedCrouchingTiger,HiddenDragonwillrememberthemusic,andtheatmosphereofthefilmreliesonitveryheavily.Withoutit,thefilmwouldfeelcompletelydifferent!WhileyoulistenExperiencetheworldListening1NextpageScriptsPresenter:Withmeisf12ScriptsPresenter:Goodexample.TanDunwasthecomposer,wasn’the?Richard:That’sright,andhewonanOscarforthatscore,too!Presenter:Yes!Well-deserved.So,whatisthefirstthingacomposerthinksaboutwhenstartingtowriteasoundtrack?Richard:Well,forme,Iliketounderstandtheemotionaljourneyofthecharactersfirst.Then,thenextmostimportantpartismatchingthemusictowhenandwherethestoryhappens.Presenter:So,canyouletusknowanysecrettricksofthetrade?Richard:Ican’tgivetoomuchaway!Buttherearesomecommontechniques.Forexample,usinglow,poundingbeatstocreatetensionandusingsoftviolinswithsomenicepianooverthetopforromance.WhileyoulistenExperiencetheworldListening1ScriptsPresenter:Goodexample13ConversationskillAskingfollow-upquestionsinaconversationAgoodconversationflowssmoothlywithouttoomanybreaksorpauses.Agreatwaytoachievegoodconversationalflowistoaskfollow-upquestions.Follow-upquestionsarequestionsthatarebasedonsomethingthattheotherpersonhassaid.Follow-upquestionscantakemanyforms.Onecommontypeisaskingforanexample.Intheaudio,youheardRichardexplainhowfilmsoundtrackscanaffecttheaudience’sfeelings.Thepresenterthenfollowsupbyaskingforaspecificexample.ExperiencetheworldNextpageConversationskillAskingfollo14ConversationskillGivingandrespondingtocomplimentsinaconversationExperiencetheworldFollow-upquestionscanalsobeusedtoshiftthedirectionoftheconversationandgetpeopletostayontopic.Forexample,intheaudio,thepresenterandRicharddiscusstheachievementsofthecomposerTanDun.Then,thepresentershiftsthefocusbacktoRichardbyaskinghimhowcomposersbegintheirwork.Youcanaskfollow-upquestionsinrelationtoanytopicsthatyouarecuriousabout.Althoughaskingfollow-upquestionsisausefulwaytocontinueaconversationorgetmoredetails,it’sagoodideatolimitthenumberofquestionsyouask.ConversationskillGivingandr15Afteryoulisten?

Workinpairsandhaveaconversationaboutafilmyouhaveseenrecently.Usethetechniquesfromtheskillboxtomaketheconversationflowsmoothly.ExperiencetheworldListening1A:Lastweekend,IsawoneoftheHarryPotterfilms.B:Oh,Ilikethem.Whichonedidyouwatch?A:Itwasthefirstone.Andthatwasmyfavoritebook,too.B:Doyouthinkthefilmisasgoodasthebook?Afteryoulisten?Workinpair16ExperiencetheworldListening1ReferenceanswersA:Lastweekend,IsawthelastHarryPotterfilm.B:TheHarryPotterfilmsarebasedonbooks,aren’tthey?A:That’sright.I’vereadallofthebooks.Ireallyenjoyedthem.B:And…didyouenjoythefilm?A:Actually,Ifoundthislastfilmabitdisappointing.B:Whatpartsofthefilmdisappointedyou?A:Well…theclimaxofthefilmwasn’tnearlyaspowerfulasitisinthebook.Andthefilmwasalsoslow-moving,aproblemcausedbysplittingJ.K.Rowling’sfinalbookintwo.B:DoyouliketheotherHarryPotterfilms?A:Ido!That’swhyIwassodisappointed.AfteryoulistenExperiencetheworldListening17?

Workinpairsanddiscussthequestions.1.Whoisyourfavoritepainter?2.Whatdoyoulikeaboutthem?ExperiencetheworldListening2BeforeyoulistenNewwordsmysteriousa.神秘的portraitn.（尤指面部的）畫像，肖像landscapen.（陸地上的）風景，景色brushstroken.筆觸PropernamesVincentvanGogh文森特·凡·高（荷蘭畫家）?Workinpairsanddiscussth18Referenceanswers1.TheDutchBaroquepainterRembrandtismyfavorite.HepaintedinEuropeduringthe17thcentury.2.WhatIlikemostabouthispaintingsistheylookrealistic.Hisportraitsmakehissubjectslookincrediblylifelike.Healsousedalotofdarkcolors,whichIfindatmospheric.ExperiencetheworldListening2BeforeyoulistenReference1.TheDutchBaroque19Whileyoulisten?

ListentoapodcastabouttheartistVincentvanGoghandchoosethebestanswertoeachofthequestions.1.Whichofthefollowingbestsummarizesthispodcast?A.AbrieflookattheDutchpainters.B.AlessoninhowtopaintlikevanGogh.C.AstudyofvanGogh’suniquepaintingstyle.D.AnintroductiontothelifeandworksofvanGogh.ExperiencetheworldListening2Nextpage√Whileyoulisten?Listentoa20Whileyoulisten2.WhatsubjectmatteriscommoninvanGogh’sworks?A.Royalportraits.B.Historicalbattles.C.Imaginarylandscapes.D.Ordinaryscenesandpeople.3.Accordingtothepodcast,whatisuniqueaboutvanGogh?A.Hewasn’tverytalented.B.Hehadaverydifferentpaintingstyle.C.Hehadneverreceivedformaltraining.D.Heonlysoldtwoartworkswhenhewasalive.ExperiencetheworldListening2√√Whileyoulisten2.Whatsubjec21Whileyoulisten?

Listentothepodcastagainandanswerthequestionswithinformationfromthepodcast.1.InwhichcenturydidVincentvanGoghlive?2.WhydidvanGoghpaintsomanypaintingsofhimself?3.WhatcolorsdidvanGoghprefertouse?4.WhatdoesthespeakerlikethemostaboutvanGogh?ExperiencetheworldListening2Inthe19thcentury.Becausehecouldn’taffordtopayformodels.Bright,vividcolors./Yellow,orange,green,redandblue.Thestrongemotionsinhisworks.Whileyoulisten?Listentoth22ScriptsTodayIwanttotalkaboutmyfavoriteartist,the19thcenturyDutchpainter,VincentvanGogh.Youknow,vanGoghhadlittlecommercialsuccessinhislifetime.Andyet,nowadays,almosteveryoneintheworldknowshispaintings.Inparticular,thebrightyellowSunflowers,andthemysteriousbutromanticStarryNight.WhileyoulistenExperiencetheworldListening2NextpageScriptsTodayIwanttotalkab23ScriptsVanGoghlivedhiswholelifesopoorthathecouldn’tevenaffordtopayformodels!Thisiswhyhepaintedsomanypaintingsofhimself.Healsopaintedmanyportraitsofnormalpeopleintheirdailylives.Oneofhismostfamouspaintingsfeaturestwofarmworkershavingarestfromthemiddaysun.Youcanalsoseemanylandscapesandordinaryscenesinhispaintings.WhileyoulistenExperiencetheworldListening2NextpageScriptsWhileyoulistenExperie24ScriptsVanGoghpaintedinawaythatwasverydifferenttootherartistsatthetime.However,manypeopledidnotlikehisstyle.Hewouldusethickpaintwithheavybrushstrokes,andhepreferredbright,vividcolors,suchasyellow,orange,green,redandblue.Hetriedtoexpressthefeelingofthescenemorethanjustshowexactlywhatitlookedlike.ThethingIlikethemostaboutvanGoghisthestrongemotionscontainedinhisworks.EverytimeIlookathispaintings,Ifeeldeeplymoved.WhileyoulistenExperiencetheworldListening2ScriptsWhileyoulistenExperie25Afteryoulisten?

LookattwopaintingsbyvanGoghandchoosetheoneyoulikemore.Thenworkinpairsanddiscussthereasonswhyyoupreferit.Youmayconsiderthefollowingaspects:?thesubjectofthepainting?thebrushstrokesinthepainting?thecolorsofthepainting?howyoufeelaboutthepaintingA:IreallylikevanGogh’sTheStarryNight.Ilovehowhemadetheskylooksoalive.Italmostlookslikeit’smoving!B:Yes,ithasalotofenergy,butatthesametimeIfindthecolorsquitepeaceful.A:Ohreally?Tome,itseemslikesomethingbadisabouttohappen.Almostliketheskyisgivingawarning!ExperiencetheworldListening2Afteryoulisten?Lookattwo26Referenceanswers?IlovethepaintingTheStarryNight.Ithinkitreallycapturesthebeautyofthenightsky.Theswirlingbrushstrokesmakeitlookliketheskyisalive.Thebluesandyellowsinthispaintingareveryboldandstriking.Theyimmediatelygetmyattention.Thepaintingreproducesanightskyfullofwonder,whichisjusthowIfeelwhenIlookupatthestarsatnight.ExperiencetheworldListening2AfteryoulistenReference?Ilovethepainting27Referenceanswers?IlikethepaintingNoon,RestfromWork,becauseIalwaysenjoylookingatpaintingsportrayingordinarypeopledoingordinarythings.There’snotmuchfinedetailinthispainting,becauseofthethickbrushstrokes.Butthepaintingstillcreatesastrongimpressiononme.Thewarmcolorsremindmeofapleasantdayinlatesummerorfall.WhenIlookatthispainting,Ifeelincrediblyrelaxed.Itremindsmeofthesimplepleasureofrestingafterwork.ExperiencetheworldListening2AfteryoulistenReference?Ilikethepainting28LanguageinfocusUsage?

Listentothesentencesandrepeatafterthespeaker.Payattentiontothewordsandexpressionsinbold.1.Afilm’ssoundtrackcanmakethemfear,hateorlovethecharactersaswellasshare

theirfeelings.2.Itcanalsopreparethemforsomethingthat’sabouttohappen.3.Withoutit,thefilmwouldfeelcompletelydifferent!4.Ican’tgivetoomuchaway!5.VanGoghlivedhiswholelifesopoorthathecouldn’tevenaffordtopayformodels!6.Oneofhismostfamouspaintingsfeaturestwofarmworkershavingarestfromthemiddaysun.7.VanGoghpaintedinawaythatwasverydifferenttootherartistsatthetime.8.Everytime

Ilookathispaintings,Ifeeldeeplymoved.ExperiencetheworldLanguageinfocusUsage?Listen29?

Writefivesentencesaboutarts,eachofwhichshouldincludeatleastoneofthewordsandexpressionsinboldfromActivity1.Changetheformofthewordsandexpressionsifnecessary.UsageLanguageinfocusExperiencetheworld1._____________________________________________________________________2._____________________________________________________________________3._____________________________________________________________________4._____________________________________________________________________5._____________________________________________________________________Theviolinists’longhoursofrehearsalpreparedthemfortheapproachingconcert.Thefamousartist’ssculpturesaresoexpensivethatmostpeoplecan’taffordtobuythem.Theballetfeaturestwoloverschasingtheirdreamsinabigcity.Shedancedinawaythatremindedmeofoneofmyfavoriteballerinasofalltime.ItseemslikeeverytimeIgotothetheater,Igetstuckinatrafficjam.?Writefivesentencesabouta30PronunciationPronunciationskillStressshiftswithsuffixesAddingasuffixtoawordchangesnotonlytheword’smeaningbutalsoitspronunciation.Whenyouaddasuffixtoaword,itsometimeschangesthestressedsyllableintherootword.Thisisknownasastressshift.Noticethestressinthefollowingwords:ARTist

arTISticInthefirstword,thestressisonthefirstsyllable.Butwhenyouaddthesuffix“-ic”totheword,thestressshiftstothesecondsyllable.Differentsuffixesaffectthestressshiftindifferentways.The“-ese”suffixoftenplacesthestressonthesuffixitself.Forexample:CHIna

ChiNESEJaPAN

JapaNESELanguageinfocusExperiencetheworldPronunciationPronunciationski31PronunciationPronunciationskillStressshiftswithsuffixesThesuffixes“-ic”,“-tion”and“-ity”usuallyshiftthestresstothesyllablejustbeforethesuffix.Forexample:DRAmadraMATiciMAgineimagiNAtionexHIBitexhiBItioncreAtivecreaTIVityTherearealsoothersuffixesthathavenotbeencoveredhere.Whenyoucomeacrossawordwithanunfamiliarsuffix,youcanrefertothedictionarytofindwherethestressfalls.LanguageinfocusExperiencetheworldPronunciationPronunciationski32PronunciationLanguageinfocusExperiencetheworld?

Listentothefollowingpairsofwordsandunderlinethestressedsyllables.Thenlistenagainandrepeatafterthespeaker.1.civilizecivilization2.inspireinspiration3.universeuniversal4.historyhistorical5.mysterymysterious6.responsibleresponsibility7.calculatecalculation8.fantasyfantasticPronunciationLanguageinfocus33ReferenceanswersExperiencetheworldPronunciationLanguageinfocus1.civilizecivilization2.inspireinspiration3.universeuniversal4.historyhistorical5.mysterymysterious6.responsibleresponsibility7.calculatecalculation8.fantasyfantasticReferenceExperiencetheworldP34?

Listentothesentencesandpayattentiontothestressoftheunderlinedwords.Thenreadthesentencesoutloud.1.Hispaintingslookhorridtome;theyhaveahorrificeffectontheviewer.2.Sheisreallysensitive;hersensitivityhelpedherbecomeagreatartist.3.Ireallydidnotunderstandhisexplanation,soIaskedhimtoexplainittomeagain.4.This

provincehasaveryinterestinghistory.Youcanfindoutmoreattheprovincialmuseum.5.I’vebeentoChinaseveralyearsago.IlikeChinesepeopleverymuch.PronunciationLanguageinfocusExperiencetheworld?Listentothesentencesand35UnderstandtheworldListening1Beforeyoulisten?Workinpairsandcheckthemeaningsofthewords.Usethewordstocompletethesentencesbelow.Changetheformofthewordsifnecessary.1.Goingtothetheateralwaysbringsmealotof_________________.2.Ifyouwanttowriteagreatplay,youhavetounderstandthe_________________ofyourcharacters.3.A_________________isaplaythatisfunny,whilea_________________

isonethatisverysad.4.Thebestplaysdealwith_________________

themesthataffectusall.5.Ilike_________________becauseIlikestoriessetindifferenttimeperiods.Newwordsdramatic

a.戲劇的glitter

vi.閃爍；閃光tragedycomedyhistoricaldramauniversaljoypsychologyjoypsychologycomedytragedyuniversalhistoricaldramasUnderstandtheworldListening36WhileyoulistenListeningskillIdentifyingthestructureofatextThestructureofatextishowtheinformationinthetextisorganized.Beingabletoidentifyatext’sstructurecanhelpyoubetterunderstandtheinformationandpredictthecontentyouaregoingtohear.Knowingsomeofthemostcommonwaystostructureatextwouldbeveryhelpfulinlistening.Forexample,atextcanbeginwithaquestionandthengiveseveralpossibleanswers.Oritcancomparetwoormorethingsandpointouttheirdifferencesandsimilarities.Thefollowingtipscanhelpyouidentifythestructureofatext:UnderstandtheworldListening1NextpageWhileyoulistenListeningskil37WhileyoulistenListeningskillListentotheintroduction.Anintroductionwillusuallysuggestthemainthemeofthetext.Forexample,thespeakermightask,“Whyistheaterimportanttoourculture?”Youcanthenexpectthequestiontobeanswered.Listenforsignalwordsthatindicatethetopicsentenceofeachpart.Forexample,thespeakermightsay,“Firstofall,theaterisimportantbecause…”.Youmightguessthatthetextwilltheninvolvemorereasons,signaledbywordslike“then”,“also”,“next”,etc.Listenforothersignalwordsthatindicateconnectedcontent.Wordslike“however”,“nonetheless”and“similarly”canhelpyoufollowthelogicofthetext.UnderstandtheworldListening1WhileyoulistenListeningskil38?

ListentoapassageaboutWilliamShakespeareandcompletethesummarywiththewordsandphrasesyouhear.WhileyoulistenUnderstandtheworldListening1WilliamShakespeare’splayswerewrittenmorethan1)_______________ago,buttheyarestillverypopulartoday.Shakespeare’splaysarepopularformanyreasons:?Firstofall,hetellsexciting,dramaticstorieswith2)_____________________.?Healsounderstands3)__________________.Hisplaysdealwithbasichumanemotionsandproblems.?Heusesbeautifullanguage.Hiswordscanbringtolifefeelingsof4)____________________fortheaudience.NowwearestillusingShakespeare’slanguage.Many5)________________inEnglishareoriginallyfromhisplays.fourcenturiesinterestingcharactershumannaturelove,joyandpainexpressions?ListentoapassageaboutWi39?

Listentothepassageagainanddecidewhetherthestatementsaretrue(T)orfalse(F).?1.Shakespeare’splaysaremorepopulartodaythantheywereinhisowntime.?2.PeopletodaycanstillunderstandthecharactersinShakespeare’splays.?3.Shakespearewrotecomedies,tragediesandhistoricaldramas.?4.SomeculturescanunderstandShakespeare’splaysbetterthanothers.?5.Shakespeare’splaysaddressdeephumanthemes.WhileyoulistenUnderstandtheworldListening1FTTTF?Listentothepassageagain40ScriptsRomeoandJuliet,KingLear,AMidsummerNight’sDream

…thesearethenamesofjustafewoftheplaysbytheEnglishwriterWilliamShakespeare.Eventhoughtheywerewrittenmorethanfourcenturiesago,theyarestillaspopularaseverandareoftenperformedattheatersaroundtheworld.

ButwhydoestheworldloveShakespeare?Firstofall,heislovedforhisstories.Shakespearetellsexciting,dramaticstorieswithinterestingcharacters.Eventoday,peoplecanstillunderstandthemandidentifywiththem.NextpageUnderstandtheworldListening1WhileyoulistenScriptsRomeoandJuliet,King41ScriptsHealsounderstandshumannature.Nomatterifit’sahistoricaldrama,comedyortragedy,eachShakespeareplayhasbigthemesthataffectordinarypeople’slives:love,friendship,hate,etc.ThesebasichumanemotionsandproblemsgiveShakespeare’splaysauniversalpsychologythatallcivilizationsandculturescanunderstand.Butit’snotjustShakespeare’sdeephumanthemesthatmakehimpopular.It’salsothebeautyofthelanguageheuses.Hiswordscanbringtolifefeelingsoflove,joyandpainfortheaudience.UnderstandtheworldListening1WhileyoulistenNextpageScriptsHealsounderstandshum42ScriptsMorethanfourcenturieslater,wearestillusingShakespeare’slanguage.ManyexpressionsinEnglish,suchas“allthatglittersisn’tgold”and“heartofgold”,areoriginallyfromhisplays.Realizingthis,youcanseejusthowmuchinfluenceShakespeare’sworkhashad.UnderstandtheworldListening1WhileyoulistenScriptsUnderstandtheworldLis43?

Workinpairsanddiscussthequestions.1.HaveyoueverseenorreadoneofShakespeare’splays?Ifyes,whatwasyouropinionofit?Ifno,doyouthinkyouwouldlikehisplays?Why?2.WhatChineseplayshaveyouseenorread?Whatdoyouthinkoftheseplays?3.Inwhatwaysdoyouthinkwatchingaplayinatheaterisdifferenttojustreadingit?A:WereadRomeoandJulietinschool,andIthoughtitwasreallyromantic.B:I’veneverreadit.Isn’titveryold-fashioned?A:Actually,Idon’tthinkso…AfteryoulistenUnderstandtheworldListening1?Workinpairsanddiscussth44Referenceanswers1.?Yes,IreadtheplayHamletlastyear.IthoughtitwasaverycomplicatedplayandHamletwasamemorablecharacter.Sometimeshisactionsfrustratedme,butIalsofoundthatIcouldrelatetohisbehavior.Someoftheissuesthathestruggledwithintheplayareissuespeoplestillstrugglewithtoday.Alsotheendingwassosad!?

No,Ihaven’t.ButIthinkIwouldlikehisplay,becausemanypeoplesayShakespeareisoneofthegreatestplaywrightsofalltime.Ithinkit’sfascinatingthathisplaysarestillperformedsomanycenturiesafterhewrotethem.Itmakesmethinktheymustbefantastic.UnderstandtheworldListening1AfteryoulistenNextpageReference1.?Yes,Ireadthe45Referenceanswers2.IsawaproductionofThunderstorm(《雷雨》)recently.Itisagreattragicplaywithdeepmeaningandunexpectedplottwists.3.Goingtothetheaterisawonderfulexperienceforme.Goodact