英语人教版八年级下册九年级Unit6SectionB1a-1e

Because they kept all the gold and silk for themselves.
6. Why didn’t everyone say that the new clothes were really nice?
Because they didn’t want other people to know that they were stupid. 7. Who said that the emperor wasn’t wearing any clothes? A young boy.
Listen and answer the questions. 1. What’s the name of the story? 2. Is it a traditional Chinese story? 3. What was the emperor’s hobby? 4. Why were the new clothes special? 5. How do we know that the two brothers were really trying to cheat the emperor? 6. Why didn’t everyone say that the new clothes were really nice?
When the emperor ________ looked at himself, he only ______ saw his underwear. Nobody wanted to sound stupid. But suddenly, a young boy _______, shouted “Look! The emperor isn’t _______ wearing any clothes. ”
When the emperor looked at himself, he only saw his underwear. But he didn’t want people to think he was stupid. So he said his new clothes were really beautiful.
7. Who said that the emperor wasn’t wearing any clothes?
Listen and answer the questions. 1. What’s the name of the story? The Emperor’s New Clothes. 2. Is it a traditional Chinese story?
No, it isn’t. It’s from Europe. 3. What was the emperor’s hobby?
He liked new clothes. He loved buying and looking at his new clothes.
4. Why were the new clothes special? Because people couldn’t see the new clothes unless they were clever. 5. How do we know that the two brothers were really trying to cheat the emperor?
n. 国王
n. 内衣
gold [gəʊld]
n. 黄金；adj. 金色的
stupid [ˈstju:pɪd] adj. 愚蠢的
cheat [tʃi:t] v. 欺骗；蒙骗
Look at the picture. Do you know this story? What’s the name of this story?
Homework
1. Read the story again after school. 2.Finish the exercise in this period.
This story is about an emperor who loved _______. clothes
Two _________ brothers came to the city to make special clothes for the emperor.
The emperor had they _____ kept everything for themselves. They were trying to cheat the emperor.
Thinking
What can we learn from this story?
People should keep the childlike innocence [ˈɪnəsns] （天真无邪）, selfless （无私）and fearless（无 畏 ）, dare [deə(r)] （敢于）to tell the truth.
1d Use the pictures in 1c to tell the story.
Once upon a time, there was an emperor. He loved clothes very much. He loved buying and looking at his beautiful clothes.
When the emperor walked through the city wearing his new clothes. Everybody said his new clothes were wonderful. Suddenly, a young boy shouted, “Look! The emperor isn’t wearing any clothes.”
The Emperor’s New Clothes.
1b Listen and number the pictures [1-5] in 1c.
3 2
4
a underwear b gold
5
c silk d emperor
1
1c Listen again and fill in the blanks.
Two brothers came to the city to make special clothes for the emperor. They said people couldn’t see the clothes unless they were clever.
In fact, the two brothers were really trying to cheat the emperor. They asked for much gold and silk and kept them for themselves.
Try to tell these traditional Chinese stories briefly.
Hou Yi Shoots the Suns
Yu Gong Moves a Mountain
underwear emperor silk n. 丝绸 [ ˈʌ nd ə we ə (r)] [ ˈ emp ə r ə (r)] [sɪlk]