2019-2020同步译林英语选修八新突破讲义:Unit+4+英美文化欣赏和答案
2019-2020同步外研英语必修三新突破讲义:Module 4 英美文化欣赏 Word版含答案
【导读】 《双城记》是英国作家查尔斯·狄更斯所著的一部以法国大革命为背景的长篇历史小说。
故事中将巴黎、伦敦两个大城市连结起来,围绕着马内特医生一家和以德法日夫妇为首的圣安东尼区展开故事。
A Tale of T w o Cities(excerpt)In Monsieur Defarge's wineshop in Saint Antoine customers came and went all the time.They came to drink the thin,rough wine,but more often they came to listen and to talk,and to wait for news.One day there were more customers than usual.Defarge had been away for three days,and when he returned that morning,he brought a stranger with him,a man who repaired roads.“Madam,”Defarge said to his wife,“this man,who is called Jacques,has walked a long way with me.”One customer got up and went out.“This mender of roads,”continued Defarge,“who is called Jacques,is a good man.Give him something to drink.”A second man got up and went out.The man who repaired roads sat down and drank.A third man got up and went out.“Have you finished,my friend?”said Defarge.“Then come and see the room I promised you.”They went upstairs,to the room where Dr Manette had sat making shoes.The three men who had left the wineshop were waiting.Defarge spoke to them:“No names.You are Jacques One,Jacques Two and Jacques Three.I am Jacques Four.This is Jacques Five.He brings us news of our poor friend Gaspard,whose child was killed by the Marquis's coach a year ago.”“I first saw Gaspard,”said Jacques Five,“holding on under the Marquis's coach as it drove into our village.He ran away,but that night the Marquis was murdered.Gaspard disappeared and was only caught a few weeks ago.The soldiers brought him into the village and hanged him.And they have left his body hanging in the village square,where the women go to fetch water,and our children play.”,《双城记》(节选)在圣安东尼德法日先生的酒店里,顾客们来来往往络绎不绝。
2019-2020学年译林版英语选修八新素养同步学案:Unit 4 Films and film events Section Ⅰ Welcome to the
在电影制作初期,人们就开始使用动物作为演员,但有时会伤害动物。
The American Humane Association在保护电影制作中的动物方面一直在努力。
Animals have been used,and sometimes abused,in moviemaking since the early days of the industry.However, the AmericanHumane Association has worked for many years to protect animals infilms.And,the digital age might make animal actors unnecessary.The film Dolphin Tale tells about a dolphin that loses her tailbecause of an injury from a crab-trap.A doctor provides her with an artificial(人造的) tail that saves her life.The film is based on a real event.And the star of the film, Winter, is a real dolphin that lost her tail.The American Humane Society worked with the movie’s makers to make sure Winter stayed safe and healthy during filming.The animal protection group does this for all animal actors in America.A thick book of rules and guidelines tells Hollywood moviemakers how to treat animals.Karen Rosaleads the American Humane Society’s film and television group.He said,“Everything from the smallest insect to the largest mammal(哺乳动物) shall be protected.We believe that for the sake of entertainment, everybody should go home alive.”This was not always the policy in the early days of film.In 1939,a horse was forced off a mountain,falling to his death,in the movie Jesse James.The next year, guidelines were established to guarantee safe and healthy conditions for animals in movies.The film Rise of the Planet of the Apes tells about the creation of super intelligent apes(猿) through science.However,no real animals were among the puter generated imagery provided the chimpanzees,gorillas and orangutans that movie goers see.Clare Richardson is the president of the Diane Fossey Gorilla Fund.She says computer generated imagery should decrease the use of animals in the film industry.She praises moviemakers for the use ofcomputer-made animals.Section ⅠWelcome to the unit & Reading—Warming Up[基础词汇]1.criterion n.(评判的)标准,准则,原则2.boycott v t.拒绝购买(或使用、参加), 抵制3.hatch v t.& v i. 策划,(尤指)密谋;孵化,孵出4.resemble v t.看起来像,类似5.sponsor n. 赞助者,赞助商v t.赞助,资助;主办,举办6.expose v t.使接触,使体验,使面临;暴露,显露,揭露[拓展词汇]7.representative n.代表→ represent v t.表现;描绘;代表;说明8.restriction n.限制,约束→restrict v t.限制;约束→restricted adj.受限制的;有限的9.broad adj.各种各样的,广泛的;宽阔的,广阔的;概括的→broaden v.变宽;扩大10.contradict v t.&v i.反驳,驳斥;与……相矛盾,相反→contradiction n.矛盾;反驳;否认→contradictory adj.矛盾的11.deliberately ad v.故意地→deliberate adj.不慌不忙的;故意的12.finance v t.给……提供经费n.财政,金融;资金→financial adj.金融的;财政的1.view...as...把……看作……2.in_defence_of 为……辩护;防卫3.regardless_of 不管4.as_long_as 只要5.lose_one’s_edge 失去优势6.in_the_minority 占少数7.have_no_difficulty_in_doing... 做……没有困难8.on_the_run 忙碌,奔波9.pay_attention_to 注意1.完全倒装Joining_us_in_the_studio_are(和我们一起在演播室的是)Isabel Rose from the Cannes Film Festival, ...2.强调句型It_was_then_that(是那时) Robert Redford became its sponsor and changed the focus to independent films, often made on very modest budgets.3.There’s a good chance (that)...很有可能……Nowadays, if a film wins an award at Sundance, there_is_a_good_chance(很有可能) it will become famous!4.be likely to do 可能……At our festival, Hollywood films are in the minority, while_films_that_are_likely_to_be_overlooked_at_other_festivals(而在其他电影节上可能被忽视的电影), for example at Cannes, have a real chance of becoming champions.ⅠScan the text and choose the best answer.1.How many film festivals are mentioned in the passage?A.3.B.4.C.5. D.6.2.What is special about the Sundance Film Festival?A.It has the longest history among all the film festivals.B.It is held to encourage small,independent films.C.It includes all kinds of films.D.It just features Hollywood films.3.At which of the following film festivals are films with large budgets often shown?A.The Cannes Film Festival.B.The Berlin International Film Festival.C.The Shanghai International Film Festival.D.The Venice Film Festival.4.What is all the representatives’rejection?A.Independent films.B.Films made with lots of money.C.National discrimination.D.Hollywood films.答案:1-4.DBACⅡAnalyze the following difficult sentences in the text.1.Kathy, I don’t like to argue, but in defence of the Venice Film Festival, I have to point out that we don’t just have Hollywood films.这是一个由but连接的并列复合句;第一个分句Kathy, I don’t like to argue是一个简单句;第二个分句in defence of the V enice Film Festival是介词短语作________;that we don’t just have Hollywood films是________从句。
2019-2020同步外研英语选修八新突破讲义:Module 1 英美文化欣赏 Word版含答案
【导读】 你曾长期独处过吗?你能够孤身一人在荒岛上生活多年吗?你能够给自己建造房屋,学会种植谷物并制作面包,学会用动物的皮为自己缝制衣服吗?阅读下列节选内容,了解一下《鲁滨逊漂流记》中鲁滨逊的孤岛生活吧!Robinson Crusoe(excerpt)When day came,the sea was quiet again.I looked for our ship and,to my surprise,it was still there and still in one piece.“I think I can swim to it,”I said to myself.So I walked down to the sea and before long,I was at the ship and was swimming round it.But how could I get on to it?In the end,I got in through a hole in the side,but it wasn't easy.There was a lot of water in the ship,but the sand under the sea was still holding the ship in one place.The back of the ship was high out of the water,and I was very thankful for this because all the ship's food was there.I was very hungry so I began to eat something at once.Then I decided to take some of it back to the shore with me.But how could I get it there?I looked around the ship,and after a few minutes,I found some long pieces of wood.I tied them together with rope.Then I got the things that I wanted from the ship.There was a big box of food—rice,and salted meat,and hard ship's bread.I also took many strong knives and other tools,the ship's sails and ropes,paper,pens,books,and seven guns.Now I needed a little sail from the ship,and then I was ready.Slowly and carefully,I went back to the shore.It was difficult to stop my things from falling into the sea,but in the end I got everything on to the shore.Now I needed somewhere to keep my things.There were some hills around me,so I decided to build myself a little house on one of them.I walked to the top of the highest hill and looked down,I was very unhappy,because I saw then that I was on an island.There were two smaller islands a few miles away,and after that,only the sea.Just the sea,for mile after mile after mile.After a time,I found a little cave in the side of a hill.In front of it,there was a good place to make a home.So,I used the ship's sails,ropes,and pieces of wood,andafter a lot of hard work I had a very fine tent.The cave at the back of my tent was a good place to keep my food,and so I called it my“kitchen”.That night,I went to sleep in my new home.The next day I thought about the possible dangers on the island.Were there wild animals,and perhaps wild people too,on my island?I didn't know,but I was very afraid.So I decided to build a very strong fence.I cut down young trees and put them in the ground,in a halfcircle around the front of my tent.I used many of the ship's ropes too,and in the end my fence was as strong as a stone wall.Nobody could get over it,through it,or round it.Making tents and building fences is hard work.I needed many tools to help me.So I decided to go back to the ship again,and get some more things.I went back twelve times,but soon after my twelfth visit there was another terrible storm.The next morning,when I looked out to sea,there was no ship.When I saw that,I was very unhappy.“Why am I alive,and why are all my friends dead?”I asked myself.“What will happen to me now,alone on this island without friends?How can I ever escape from it?”Then I told myself that I was lucky—lucky to be alive,lucky to have food and tools,lucky to be young and strong.But I knew that my island was somewhere off the coast of South America.Ships did not often come down this coast,and I said to myself,“I'm going to be on this island for a long time.”So,on a long piece of wood,I cut these words:I came here on 30th September 1659.After that,I decided to make a cut for each day.《鲁滨逊漂流记》节选当白天到来时,大海又恢复了平静。
2019_2020学年高中英语Unit4Filmsandfilmevents单元重点小结课件牛津译林版选修8
dance)
重点句型 重点语法
功能
走进高考 拓展阅读
2.so,such,just,really等表示强调
(1)I have never seen such a lazy person.
我从没见过如此懒惰的人。
(2) So
angry was he that he couldn’t speak.
他是如此的生气以至于说不出话来了。
1.Yes Man:Take your life easy. “The world’s a playground.You know that when you are a kid,but somewhere along the way everyone forgets it.” —Allison We are so tired of our lives,of duties,of never ending stress that without thinking,often the first answer to anything is NO.Take a life a bit easier,lighter and say YES to all opportunities which come along.
单元重点小结
-1-
重点句型 重点语法
功能
走进高考 拓展阅读
1.We make no restrictions on the kinds of films we show— as long as
a film’s quality meets our standards,we include it.
我们对我们所展出的影片种类没有限制——只要电影的质量达到
4.代词前后一致
2019-2020学年译林版英语选修八新素养同步学案:Unit 4 Films and film events Section Ⅱ Welcome to the
Section ⅡWelcome to the unit & Reading—Language Pointsrepresentative n.代表;典型人物;代理人adj.典型的;有代表性的(教材P50)Our guests today are representatives from six of the major international film festivals.我们今天的嘉宾是来自六个主要国际电影节的代表。
represent v t.代表represent oneself as/to be 佯称自己是represent sb.as 把某人描写为①Are your opinions representatives of the other students?你的意见是否代表其他学生的意见?②The tiger is a representative(represent) of the cat family.老虎是猫科动物的典型。
③The red lines on the map represent(representative) railways.这张地图上的红线代表铁路。
④She represents her mother_as_the kindest mother in the world.她把她的妈妈描绘成世界上最好的母亲。
finance vt.给……提供经费,负担……的经费n.[U]财政,金融;资金(教材P50)That is, the main criterion for being included is that the film must not be financed by Hollywood studios.也就是说,影片入选的主要标准就是必须没有受到好莱坞制片厂的资助。
(1)finance for sth.……的资金(2)be financed by 由……资助(3)financial adj.财政的,金融的(4)financially ad v. 经济上,资金上(5)financier n. 财政家,金融家①In general, women manage the day-to-day finances but leave most longer-term decisions to men.通常,妇女管理日常财务,而把大多数较长期的决策交给男人。
2019-2020同步译林英语选修八新突破讲义:Unit+4+Section+Ⅴ Reading+(
Section ⅤReading (Ⅱ) (Project)Ⅰ.匹配下列单词的词性及汉语意思()1.scar A.adj.平行的;相似的()2.forehead B.n.伤疤;伤痕;(精神)创伤()3.institution C.n.额,前额()4.parallel D.n.全部课程()5.curriculum E.n.机构;制度()6.partner F.vi.快速移动;急剧增长()7.zoom G.n.扫把,扫帚()8.broom H.n.哲学家()9.dizzy I.n.伙伴,搭档;合伙人()10.philosopher J.adj.头晕目眩的;使人眩晕的[答案]1-5BCEAD6-10IFGJHⅡ.选择下列句中词组的汉语意思()2.The police are looking into the case,and they are sure to find out the truth soon.()3.I hate it when the rich show off their wealth but have no pity on the poor.()4.We are aware of the problem and are prepared to spend two days or more solving it.()pared with the original plan,the final one is relatively perfect.()6.She devoted herself full-time to her growing business.[答案]1-6CABFDE第一步速读——了解文章主题和段落大意教材课文,匹配段落大意速读P62-631.(Paras.1-3)A.Problems of the film2.(Paras.4-5) B.Brief introduction of the film's plot3.(Paras.6-7) C.The recommendation by the writer4.(Para.8) D.The writer's commentary on the specialeffects and acting in the film [答案]1-4BDAC第二步细读——把控文章关键信息教材课文,选择最佳答案细读P62-631.The real reason why Harry Potter's parents died is that .A.they died of cancerB.they were killed in a car crashC.they were murdered by an evil wizardD.they died of old age2.Which of the following information about Harry Potter is NOT true?A.Harry Potter is played by Daniel Radcliffe.B.Harry Potter is a sensitive boy.C.Harry Potter has a scar on his forehead.D.Harry Potter's uncle loves him very much.3.When Harry Potter was taken to the school of magic,he discovered that .A.the evil wizard,V oldemort,was the one who killed his parentsB.he had already had a reputation in the world of witches and wizardsC.his parents died of hungerD.he possessed a wizard's powers4.The best part of the film,Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone(2001),is .A.the special effects B.the actingC.the flying broom D.Harry Potter himself5.Many people have complained that .A.too much time is devoted in the film to showing the sport of QuidditchB.much time is spent in showing of the special effectsC.several interesting scenes are not shown in the filmD.the film is too long[答案]1-5CDABD第三步研读——能力升华接轨高考教材课文,在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
2019-2020学年译林版英语选修八新素养同步阅读强化训练(四) Word版含解析
阅读强化训练(四)(建议用时:25分钟)Ⅰ阅读理解Boyan Slat was just a regular Dutch high school student when he went on a diving trip to Greece. Once underwater, he was surrounded by plastic waste. “There were more plastic bags than fish,”he told the BBC in an interview. “That was the moment when I realized it was a huge issue and that environmental issues are really the biggest problems we are facing.”Like many of us, Slat heard about various great rubbish piles the world over, and he figured that someone was working to solve it. During his research after the trip, he learned that there were a few cleanup ideas out there, but most of them relied on nets to filter(过滤) the plastic out of the water. Those nets also scooped up(舀起) a lot of fish, turtles and other sea lives. So he worked on developing his own solution. “I finally decided to focus all my school life on developing this idea. I wasn’t sure if it would succeed, but I thought at least it was worth a try,”said Slat.And now, despite some scientists denouncing his idea, he sets to start his rubbishcollecting booms(水栅), after a twoyear study. Just six years from his Greek dive to solution, the $320 million donation to his cause seems to have been worthwhile investments. According to Slat’s current estimates, his booms will collect about half of the Pacific Ocean rubbish piles in five years.The design works through massive floating booms sitting on top of the water and acts like a minicoastline. Just like beaches collect our plastic waste, the boom can passively gather plastic waste and pull it to its center. Once a month or so, a boat would go and collect the rubbish.It’s a huge job, with some of the rubbish up to 40 years old. But Slat has used computer models to determine how much his booms can collect, and he believes that he can take tons of plastic waste every year.【解题导语】Boyan Slat去希腊潜水旅游时发现海洋垃圾污染严重。
同步译林英语选修八新突破课件:Unit 4 Section Ⅲ Grammar——强调
后自主感悟 1.所有例句都表示__强__调______。 2.表示强调有两种表现形式。一种是用“do/does/did+动词原形” 表示,如例句__5_,__7_______;另一种是用强调句型“it's...that...”表示, 如例句__1__,__2_,__3__,__4_,__6________。
→It was I who/that met an old friend of my father's in the street yesterday.(强调主语)
→It was an old friend of my father's that/who I met in the street yesterday.(强调宾语)
→It was yesterday that I met an old friend of my father's in the street.(强调时间状语)
→It was in the street that I met an old friend of my father's yesterday.(强调地点状语)
语法精要 点拨
在表达中,强调是对句中的主语、谓语、宾语、状语或状语从句 进行充分强调而采用的一种特殊的表达结构,强调是一种修辞方法, 能起到突出信息的作用。
一、强调句型 1.强调句型的基本结构 强调句型“It is/was+被强调的部分+that/who+句子其余部分”, 强调句子中除谓语、定语以外的成分(通常是主语、状语、宾语)。 I met an old friend of my father's in the street yesterday.昨天我在街 上遇到我父亲的一个老朋友。
2019-2020同步外研英语选修八新突破讲义:Module 4 Section Ⅳ Using Language Word版含答案.doc
Section ⅣUsing LanguagePart 1教材课文,判断正(T)误(F)Ⅰ.细读P50-511.The population who speak English as a second language in the world is larger than that in UK and US.(T)2.The future of English will still be determined by English-speaking countries.(F) 3.The future of English will hardly change except that there will be some new dialects.(F)Part 2Ⅱ.细读P53教材课文,选择最佳答案1.Why are some English expressions hard to understand?A.They don't make sense.B.They are oldfashioned.C.They may refer to ideas beyond the simple meanings of the words.D.Their meanings are amusing and exaggerated.2.What's an advertising slogan?A.An amusing saying in an advertisement.B.A reply to a customer in a shop.C.Something like many other expressions.D.An expression which is associated with a product in an advertisement.3.A proverb means according to the passage.A.an expression to suggest someone or something which is superior to someone or something elseB.a saying to describe behaviours and customsC.a wellknown expression which reflects on life and gives adviceD.an everyday saying which everyone agrees with[答案]1-3CDCPart 3Ⅰ.速读P55教材课文,匹配段落大意1.Part 1(Para.1)A.The reason for the interest inChinese.2.Part 2(Paras.2~3) B.An international exam system forlearners of Chinese.3.Part 3(Paras.4~5) C.The demand for Chinese as aforeign language is growing fast.[答案]1-3CABⅡ.细读P55教材课文,判断正(T)误(F)1.More and more people in the world want to learn Chinese.(T)2.All speakers of other languages think Chinese must be very difficult.(F)Ⅲ.根据P55教材课文,在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式Who wants 1.to learn(learn) Chinese? Just about everybody in the world.There are a number of 2.reasons(reason) for people to learn Chinese.One is for business opportunities.The second is 3.for better understanding about Chinese culture and traditions.A 4.third(three) reason is 5.that learning Chinese is a challenge.Why do people think Chinese is difficult? The only difficult part of 6.spoken(speak) Chinese is the complicated tone system.With so much interest in the language, the Chinese government introduced 7.an international exam system, which 8.was established(establish) in 1990 and was initially meant for those 9.regarding(regard) Chinese as a second or foreign ter(late), it was introduced abroad.Ⅰ.单词拼写根据汉语或首字母提示,写出下列单词1.He was selected(挑选) to play for NBA at the age of 18.2.This poem conveys(传达) the happiness of the poet.3.After a fierce battle,the enemy was forced to withdraw(撤退).4.Patients are classified into three categories.5.They overcame all the difficulties they met with to achieve their goal.6.He is seeking information about the new skill he wants to acquire.Ⅱ.拓展词汇根据词性和汉语提示,写出下列单词1.complain v.抱怨,不满→complaint n.抱怨2.convince v.使确信,说服→convinced adj.确信的,信服的→convincing adj.令人信服的3.oppose v.反对→opposed adj.相反的;反对的→opposition n.对抗;反抗4.resist v.抵抗;对抗→resistant adj.有抵抗力的,抵制的→resistance n.抵制,抵抗5.approve v.赞成→approval n.赞许;赞成6.curious adj.好奇的→curiously ad v.好奇地→curiosity n.好奇心Ⅲ.补全短语根据提示补全下列短语1.complain about/of 对……报怨2.hold up 使延误3.in conclusion 总之4.a huge number of 大量的5.be relevant to... 与……相关6.get down to (doing)sth. 开始做某事7.let sb.down 使某人失望8.be associated with... 与……有联系9.be superior to 比……好/强Ⅳ.选词填空选用上述短语的适当形式填空1.The customers often complain about the bad service to us.2.In conclusion,we should thank all those who have worked so hard to bring about this result.3.My flight was held up because of the heavy fog.4.My mobile phone has broken.I must get down to repairing it.5.He looks down upon others because he thinks he is superior to others.complain v .抱怨;不满(教材P 48)What does the man complain about?那个人抱怨什么?been rising so rapidly.现在越来越多的人开始抱怨价格一直上涨得太快了。
2019-2020年高中英语 Unit4 Reading教案1 牛津译林版选修8 (I)
2019-2020年高中英语 Unit4 Reading教案1 牛津译林版选修8 (I) Teaching aims:1. After learning the reading material Important Film Events around the World, the studentswill be able to identify a transcript of a television show;2. After reading, Ss will be able to describe different film festivals around the world;3. After learning the reading strategy, Ss will be able to identify objective views;4. After reading the passage, Ss will be interested in searching for more knowledge about films.Teaching procedures:Step 1 Lead-in (PPT 5—11)Check the homework. (Ask Ss to surf the Internet or refer to some relevant books to find background information about film events around the world and their favorite directors or films.)(PPT5) Can you name some famous film festivals held around the world? Where are they held? (PPT6) The Cannes Film Festival is in France. (PPT7) The Berlin International Film Festival is in Germany. (PPT8) The Venice Film Festival is in Italy. (PPT9) The Toronto International Film Festival is in Canada. (PPT10) The Tokyo International Film Festival is in Japan. (PPT11) The Shanghai International Film Festival is in China.Step 2 Fast Reading (PPT12):How many film festival representatives appeared on the show?(Six.)At which festival are you not likely to find Hollywood films?(The Sundance Film Festival.)Step 3 Detailed reading1)True or False(PPT13—15)Movie Magic is a weekly programme. (T)The Venice Film Festival is the youngest film festival in the world. (F)The Sundance Film Festival includes those financed by Hollywood studios. (F)Cannes can make films famous. (T)Hollywood films are the majority at the Berlin Film Festival. (F)Toronto International Film Festival gives some bonus awards to Canadian films. (T) Hanz represents the Shanghai International Film Festival. (F)2) Detailed questions(PPT16—20)Which film festival’s representative views film as a type of contemporary art?(The representative of the Venice Film Festival was giving awards to only German and Italian films.)●How did the Sundance Film Festival e to be well known?(In 1981, Robert Redford, who has acted in and directed many big Hollywood films, took over the festival and changed the focus to saluting independent films. Since then it has been well known.)●Why was the Cannes Film Festival started?(Because many people feel the Venice Film Festival was giving awards to only German and Italian films.)●What is the difference between the Canners Film Festival and the Berlin Film Festival?(Films shown at the Cannes Film Festival are often made with large budgets and have well-known actors and directors, while films from smaller countries have a real chance of winning in the Berlin Film Festival.)●What is the Golden Cup Award?To the film we think is the best.Step 4 Further understanding (PPT21)Multiple choices (PPT22—24)1. Your film is made with small budget, you can’t go to ______.(细节题)A. the Berlin IFFB. the Sundance FFC. the Cannes FFD. Venice FF2. If your film is not financed by Hollywood, you are going to ________.(细节题)A. the Toronto IFFB. the Shanghai IFFC. the Sundance FFD. the Venice FF3. The Sundance FF belongs to _______.(细节题)A. GermanyB. CanadaC. ItalyD. US4. Among the 6 film festivals, _________ have received criticism (批评) according to thepassage. (细节题)A. the CannesB. the Cannes and the Venice FFC. the Academy AwardsD. the Berlin IFF5. Why was the Sundance FF not well known at the beginning? (细节题)A. because Robert Redford took it over.B. because it was named the Utah at firstC. because of its improper focus.D. both A and B6. We can infer that ________.(推理题)A. the Cannes FF learnt a lesson from the Venice FF when it started.B. the Sundance FF has bee famous.C. the Toronto FF is the 2nd largest FF.D. Hollywood films are always with big budgets and well-known actors.1. C2. C3. D4. B5. C6. AStep 5 Discussion (PPT25)Why do people hold so many different film festivals every few years or every other year?Step 6 Homework (PPT26)1. Review the article.2. Exercises on workbook, p124 A1 & A2.。
2019-2020同步外研英语选修八新突破讲义:Module 4 英美文化欣赏 Word版含答案
【导读】 在狄更斯的《远大前程》中,一个慷慨的陌生人给了皮普一笔可观的财富。
作为交换条件,皮普必须迁往伦敦开始一个阔佬的绅士生活,皮普对此有什么样的感受呢?Great Expectations(excerpt)As we drank our wine,Pumblechook reminded me of the happy times he and I had spent together during my childhood.I did not remember it quite like that,but I began to feel he was a goodhearted,sincere man.He wanted to ask my advice on a business matter.He said he was hoping to find a young gentleman who would put money into his business,and seemed very interested in my opinion.“And may I?May I?”He shook hands with me again.“You know,I always used to say,‘That boy will make his fortune.He's no ordinary boy.’”He had certainly kept his opinion very secret,I thought.There was one person I really wanted to visit before going to London.Dressed in my new clothes I went to miss Havisham's house,where her cousin opened the gate to me again.“Well,Pip?”said Miss Havisham to me when she saw me.“I'm going to London tomorrow,Miss Havisham,”I said,choosing my words carefully,“and I wanted to say goodbye.I've been so lucky since I saw you last,and I'm so grateful for it!”“Good,good!”she replied,looking delightedly at her cousin who was staring at my new clothes.“I know about it.I've seen Mr Jaggers.So,a rich person has adopted you?”“Yes,Miss Havisham.”She smiled cruelly at her cousin,who was looking rather ill.“Remember to do what Mr.Jaggers tells you.And you will always keep the name of Pip,won't you?Goodbye,Pip.”she gave me her hand and I kissed it.It seemed the natural thing to do.And so I left the old lady in her bride's dress in the candlelight,with the dusty furniture around her.On Saturday morning I was in such a hurry that I only said a quick goodbye to myfamily,before setting out to walk the few miles into town for the London coach.As I left the peaceful sleeping village,the mist over the marshes was rising,to show me the great unknown world I was entering.Suddenly I realized what I was leaving behind—my childhood,my home,and Joe.Then I wished I had asked him to walk with me to the coach,and I could not stop crying.Whenever the horses were changed on the journey,I wondered with an aching heart whether to get down and go back to say goodbye properly.But the mist had completely risen now,and my new world lay ahead of me.《远大前程》节选当我们喝了葡萄酒,潘波趣使我想起我快乐的时代,他和我一起度过我的童年。
2019-2020同步译林英语选修八新突破单元综合检测4 Word版含解析
姓名,年级:时间:单元综合检测(四)(时间:100分钟;满分:120分)Ⅰ.阅读理解(共15小题;每小题2分,满分30分)阅读下列短文,从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中,选出最佳答案。
AGuide to Stockholm University LibraryOur library offers different types of studying places and provides a good studying environment.ZonesThe library is divided into different zones.The upper floor is a quiet zone with over a thousand places for silent reading,and places where you can sit and work with your own computer.The reading places consist mostly of tables and chairs.The ground floor is the zone where you can talk。
Here you can find sofas and armchairs for group work。
ComputersYou can use your own computer to connect to the wifi specially prepared for notebook computers; you can also use library computers,which contain the most commonly used applications,such as Microsoft Office。
They are situated in the area known as the Experimental Field on the ground floor。
2019-2020同步译林英语选修八新突破讲义:Unit 4 英美文化欣赏
【导读】当演员是多少人孩提时期的梦想。
人们通常以为演员代表的是光鲜、美丽与富有,但真的是那样吗?【节选】PicturesEight o'clock in the morning.Miss Ada Moss lay in her narrow bed,staring up at the ceiling.Her room,which was right at the top of a tall house in Bloomsbury,smelled of wet clothes and face powder and the bag of fried potatoes she had brought in for supper the night before.‘Oh dear,’thought Miss Moss.‘I am cold.I wonder why I always wake up so cold in the mornings now.My knees and feet and my back—especially my back—are like ice.And I was always so warm in the old days.It isn't because I'm thin.I'm just as well-covered as I always was.No,it's because I don't have a good hot dinner in the evenings.’She imagined a row of good hot dinners passing across the ceiling,each with a bottle of good strong beer.‘I'd like to get up now,’she thought,‘and have a big sensible breakfast.’Pictures of big sensible breakfasts followed the good hot dinners across the ceiling.Miss Moss pulled the blanket up over her head and closed her eyes.Suddenly,her landlady burst into the room.‘There's a letter for you,Miss Moss.’‘Oh,’said Miss Moss,in a voice which was much too friendly,‘thank you very much,Mrs Pine.It's very good of you to bring me my letters.’‘Oh,it's nothing,’said the landlady.‘I hope it's the letter that you've been waiting for.’‘Yes,’said Miss Moss brightly,‘yes,perhaps it is.I wouldn't be surprised.’‘Well,I'd be very surprised,’said the landlady.‘That's the truth.And can you open it right now,please?A lot of landladies wouldn't even ask—they'd just open it themselves.Things can't go on like this,Miss Moss,indeed they can't.First you tell me you've got the money to pay your rent,then you say you haven't,then there's a letter lostin the post or a theatre manager who's gone to Brighton but will be coming back soon—I'm sick and tired of it all,and I've had enough.At a time like this,too,with the price of everything sky-high and my poor boy away at the war in France!If you can't pay your rent,there's plenty of other people who would give me good money for a room like this.As my sister Eliza was saying to me only yesterday,Miss Moss,I've been much too soft-hearted with you!’Miss Moss did not seem to be listening to this.She tore open the letter.It was from a film company.‘No suitable parts for a lady of your experience at present,’she read.She stared at it for a long time before she spoke to her landlady.‘Well,Mrs Pine,’she said.‘I think you'll be sorry for what you've just sa id.This is from a theatre manager who wants to see me immediately about a part in a new musical show.’But the landlady was too quick for her.She tore the letter out of Miss Moss's hand.‘Oh is it,is it indeed!’she cried.‘Give me back that letter.Give it back to me at once,you bad,wicked woman,’cried Miss Moss.She could not get out of bed because she had a hole in her nightdress.‘Well,Miss Moss,’said the landlady,‘if I don't get my money by eight o'clock tonight,you can get out of my house,my Lady.’The door banged and Miss Moss was alone.She threw back the bedclothes,and sat on the side of the bed,shaking with anger and staring at her fat white legs.‘The old cat,’she said,‘the rotten old cat!’Then she began to pull on her clothes.‘Oh,I wish I could pay that woman!Then I'd tell her what I think of her!’She suddenly saw her face in the mirror,and gave herself a little smile.‘Well,old girl,’she said,‘you're in trouble this time,and no mistake.’But the person in the mirror stopped smiling.‘You silly thing,’said Miss Moss.‘It's no good crying.You'll make your nose all e on!Get dressed,and go out and find a job.That's what you've got to do.’She picked up her bag and shook it.A few small coins fell out.‘I'll have a nice cup of tea at an ABC café before I go anywhere,’she decided.‘I'vegot enough money for that.’Ten minutes later,a large lady in a blue dress and a black hat covered in purple flowers looked at herself in the mirror,and sang:‘Sweetheart,remember that hope never diesAnd it al—ways is dark—est before sunrise.’But the person in the mirror wouldn't smile at her,and Miss Moss went out.When she came to the ABC café,the door was open. A man was carrying boxes of bread in,and two waitresses were combing their hair and talking.‘My young man ca me home from France last night,’one of the girls sang happily.‘Oh,I say!How topping for you!’cried the other.‘Yes,wasn't it!He brought me a sweet little brooch.Look,it's got“Dieppe”written on it.’‘Oh,I say!How topping for you!’The man with the boxes of bread came in again,almost knocking Miss Moss over.‘Can I have a cup of tea,please?’she asked.But the waitress went on combing her hair.‘Oh,’she sang,‘we're not open yet.’She turned to the other girl.‘Are we,dear?’‘Oh,no,’said the other waitress.Miss Moss went out.‘I'll go to Charing Cross,’she decided.‘That's what I'll do.And I'll have coffee,not tea.Coffee's more filling.Those girls!Her young man came home;he brought her a brooch...’She began to cross the road.‘Look out,Fatty!’shouted a taxidriver.Miss Moss pretended not to hear.‘No,I won't go to Charing Cross,’she decided.‘I'll go straight to Kig and Kadgit.They open at nine.If I get there early,Mr.Kadgit may have something for me...“I'm so glad to see you,Miss Moss.I've just heard from a manager who wants a lady...exactly the right part for you...three pounds a week...go and see him immediately.It's lucky you came so early.”’But there was nobody at Kig and Kadgit except an old woman washing the floor in the passage.‘Nobody here yet,Miss,’the old woman said.‘Oh,isn't Mr.Kadgit here?’said Miss Moss.‘I'll sit down and wait for him,if Imay.’‘You can't wait in the waitingroom,Miss.I haven't cleaned it yet.Mr.Kadgit never comes in before eleven thirty on a Saturday.Sometimes he doesn't come in at a ll.’‘How silly of me,’said Miss Moss.‘I forgot it was Saturday.’‘Mind your feet,please,Miss,’said the old woman.And Miss Moss was out in the street again.The nice thing about Beit and Bithem was—it was always crowded.You walked into the waiting-room and you met everybody you knew.The early ones sat on chairs,and the later ones sat on the early ones' knees,while the men stood around the walls,talking and joking with the ladies.‘Hello,’said Miss Moss,in her friendly way.‘Here we are again!’And young Mr.Clayton did a couple of dance-steps and sang:‘Waiting for the Robert E.Lee!’‘Mr.Bithem here yet?’asked Miss Moss,powdering her nose.‘Oh,yes,dear!’cried all the girls together.‘He's been here for ages.We've been waiting for more than an hour!’‘Oh dear,’said Miss Moss.‘Any work for us,do you think?’‘Oh,a few jobs in Africa,’said young Mr.Clayton.‘A hundred and fifty a week for two years,you know.’‘Oh!’cried the girls.‘Isn't he a scream?Isn't he too funny?’A dark girl with a sad face touched Miss Moss on the arm.‘I just missed a lovely job yesterday,’she said.‘Six weeks on tour,and then the West End. The manager said I would have got it if I'd been a bit stronger-looking.He said the part was made for me—only I'm too thin.’She stared at Miss Moss,and the dirty,dark red rose on her hat looked as sad and disappointed as she was.‘Oh,dear,that was awfully bad luck,’Miss Moss said,trying hard not to sound too interested.‘What was the show called,may I ask?’But the sad,dark girl understood what Miss Moss wanted,and a mean look came into her heavy eyes.‘Oh,it wasn't a part for you,my dear,’she said.‘He wanted someone young,you know,a dark Spanish type like me.I was too thin,that was the only problem.The door opened and Mr.Bithem appeared.He kept one hand on the door,and held up the other for silence.‘Look here,ladies’—and here he paused and gave them his famous smile—‘and all you boys,’They all laughed loudly at that.‘I've got nothing for you this e back on Monday.I'm expecting several phone calls on Monday.’Miss Moss pushed desperately through the crowd.‘Mr.Bithem,I wonder if you've had any news from...’‘Now,let me see,’said Mr.Bithem slowly,staring at her.He had seen Miss Moss four times a week for—how many weeks was it?‘Now,who are you?’‘Miss Ada Moss.’‘Oh yes,yes;of course,my dear.Not yet,my dear.Now I had a call for twenty-eight ladies today,but they had to be young and able to kick their legs up a e back the week after next—there'll be nothing before that.’电影早上8点钟。
2019-2020同步译林英语选修八新突破讲义:Unit+4+Section+Ⅵ Language+
Section Ⅵ Language Points (Ⅲ) (Project)Ⅰ.单词拼写根据汉语或首字母提示,写出下列单词1.The road and the railway are parallel (平行的) to each other.2.Plato was a great and famous philosopher (哲学家) of ancient Greece.3.I was dizzy (头晕的) from lack of food.4.He jumped in the car and zoomed (快速移动) off.5.A scientific research institution (机构) was brought into existence.6.They set up a company ,but he broke up with his partner(s) two years later.7.Mary kissed her son's forehead and went out of the room.8.Some young children sometimes can't distinguish between fantasy and reality.9.The countryside still bears the scars of the recent earthquake.10.Nowadays ,the competition for a job is becoming more and more fierce . Ⅱ.拓展词汇根据词性和汉语提示,写出下列单词1.philosopher n .哲学家→philosophy n .哲学→philosophical adj.哲学的2.fantasy n .幻想,想象→fantastic adj.极好的;吸引人的,有趣的3.head n .头→forehead n .前额4.fierce adj.激烈的,猛烈的;凶狠的,凶猛的→fiercely adv .激烈地;凶狠地5.attract v .吸引→attraction n .吸引人的特征;有吸引力的地方;吸引,吸引力→attractive adj.有魅力的;有吸引力的;美观的[寻规律、巧记忆]根据提示补全下列短语选用上述短语的适当形式填空 1.After I gave thought to what you said yesterday ,I decided to change my plan.2.Every girl grows up dreaming of a fairytale wedding and some actually make it.3.We only learned about your intended visit yesterday.4.Just after he finished repairing it ,he was aware of his mistake right away.5.Make sure to turn off the light before you leave.[寻规律、巧记忆]dream of/about 梦想;梦见;向往;渴望(教材P 62)Who has not dreamt of finding out that he or she is really someone special and famous?谁没有梦想过发现自己真的是一个特别而且著名的人物呢?昨晚我做了一个噩梦。
- 1、下载文档前请自行甄别文档内容的完整性,平台不提供额外的编辑、内容补充、找答案等附加服务。
- 2、"仅部分预览"的文档,不可在线预览部分如存在完整性等问题,可反馈申请退款(可完整预览的文档不适用该条件!)。
- 3、如文档侵犯您的权益,请联系客服反馈,我们会尽快为您处理(人工客服工作时间:9:00-18:30)。
【导读】当演员是多少人孩提时期的梦想。
人们通常以为演员代表的是光鲜、美丽与富有,但真的是那样吗?【节选】PicturesEight o'clock in the morning.Miss Ada Moss lay in her narrow bed,staring up at the ceiling.Her room,which was right at the top of a tall house in Bloomsbury,smelled of wet clothes and face powder and the bag of fried potatoes she had brought in for supper the night before.‘Oh dear,’thought Miss Moss.‘I am cold.I wonder why I always wake up so cold in the mornings now.My knees and feet and my back—especially my back—are like ice.And I was always so warm in the old days.It isn't because I'm thin.I'm just as well-covered as I always was.No,it's because I don't have a good hot dinner in the evenings.’She imagined a row of good hot dinners passing across the ceiling,each with a bottle of good strong beer.‘I'd like to get up now,’she thought,‘and have a big sensible breakfast.’Pictures of big sensible breakfasts followed the good hot dinners across the ceiling.Miss Moss pulled the blanket up over her head and closed her eyes.Suddenly,her landlady burst into the room.‘There's a letter for you,Miss Moss.’‘Oh,’said Miss Moss,in a voice which was much too friendly,‘thank you very much,Mrs Pine.It's very good of you to bring me my letters.’‘Oh,it's nothing,’said the landlady.‘I hope it's the letter that you've been waiting for.’‘Yes,’said Miss Moss brightly,‘yes,perhaps it is.I wouldn't be surprised.’‘Well,I'd be very surprised,’said the landlady.‘That's the truth.And can you open it right now,please?A lot of landladies wouldn't even ask—they'd just open it themselves.Things can't go on like this,Miss Moss,indeed they can't.First you tell meyou've got the money to pay your rent,then you say you haven't,then there's a letter lost in the post or a theatre manager who's gone to Brighton but will be coming back soon—I'm sick and tired of it all,and I've had enough.At a time like this,too,with the price of everything sky-high and my poor boy away at the war in France!If you can't pay your rent,there's plenty of other people who would give me good money for a room like this.As my sister Eliza was saying to me only yesterday,Miss Moss,I've been much too soft-hearted with you!’Miss Moss did not seem to be listening to this.She tore open the letter.It was from a film company.‘No suitable parts for a lady of your experience at present,’she read.She stared at it for a long time before she spoke to her landlady.‘Well,Mrs Pine,’she said.‘I think you'll be sorry for what you've just sa id.This is from a theatre manager who wants to see me immediately about a part in a new musical show.’But the landlady was too quick for her.She tore the letter out of Miss Moss's hand.‘Oh is it,is it indeed!’she cried.‘Give me back that letter.Give it back to me at once,you bad,wicked woman,’cried Miss Moss.She could not get out of bed because she had a hole in her nightdress.‘Well,Miss Moss,’said the landlady,‘if I don't get my money by eight o'clock tonight,you can get out of my house,my Lady.’The door banged and Miss Moss was alone.She threw back the bedclothes,and sat on the side of the bed,shaking with anger and staring at her fat white legs.‘The old cat,’she said,‘the rotten old cat!’Then she began to pull on her clothes.‘Oh,I wish I could pay that woman!Then I'd tell her what I think of her!’She suddenly saw her face in the mirror,and gave herself a little smile.‘Well,old girl,’she said,‘you're in trouble this time,and no mistake.’But the person in the mirror stopped smiling.‘You silly thing,’said Miss Moss.‘It's no good crying.You'll make your nose all e on!Get dressed,and go out and find a job.That's what you've got to do.’She picked up her bag and shook it.A few small coins fell out.‘I'll have a nice cup of tea at an ABC café before I go anywhere,’she decided.‘I've got enough money for that.’Ten minutes later,a large lady in a blue dress and a black hat covered in purple flowers looked at herself in the mirror,and sang:‘Sweetheart,remember that hope never diesAnd it al—ways is dark—est before sunrise.’But the person in the mirror wouldn't smile at her,and Miss Moss went out.When she came to the ABC café,the door was open. A man was carrying boxes of bread in,and two waitresses were combing their hair and talking.‘My young man ca me home from France last night,’one of the girls sang happily.‘Oh,I say!How topping for you!’cried the other.‘Yes,wasn't it!He brought me a sweet little brooch.Look,it's got“Dieppe”written on it.’‘Oh,I say!How topping for you!’The man with the boxes of bread came in again,almost knocking Miss Moss over.‘Can I have a cup of tea,please?’she asked.But the waitress went on combing her hair.‘Oh,’she sang,‘we're not open yet.’She turned to the other girl.‘Are we,dear?’‘Oh,no,’said the other waitress.Miss Moss went out.‘I'll go to Charing Cross,’she decided.‘That's what I'll do.And I'll have coffee,not tea.Coffee's more filling.Those girls!Her young man came home;he brought her a brooch...’She began to cross the road.‘Look out,Fatty!’shouted a taxidriver.Miss Moss pretended not to hear.‘No,I won't go to Charing Cross,’she decided.‘I'll go straight to Kig and Kadgit.They open at nine.If I get there early,Mr.Kadgit may have something for me...“I'm so glad to see you,Miss Moss.I've just heard from a manager who wants a lady...exactly the right part for you...three pounds a week...go and see him immediately.It's lucky you came so early.”’But there was nobody at Kig and Kadgit except an old woman washing the floor in the passage.‘Nobody here yet,Miss,’the old woman said.‘Oh,isn't Mr.Kadgit here?’said Miss Moss.‘I'll sit down and wait for him,if I may.’‘You can't wait in the waitingroom,Miss.I haven't cleaned it yet.Mr.Kadgit never comes in before eleven thirty on a Saturday.Sometimes he doesn't come in at a ll.’‘How silly of me,’said Miss Moss.‘I forgot it was Saturday.’‘Mind your feet,please,Miss,’said the old woman.And Miss Moss was out in the street again.The nice thing about Beit and Bithem was—it was always crowded.You walked into the waiting-room and you met everybody you knew.The early ones sat on chairs,and the later ones sat on the early ones' knees,while the men stood around the walls,talking and joking with the ladies.‘Hello,’said Miss Moss,in her friendly way.‘Here we are again!’And young Mr.Clayton did a couple of dance-steps and sang:‘Waiting for the Robert E.Lee!’‘Mr.Bithem here yet?’asked Miss Moss,powdering her nose.‘Oh,yes,dear!’cried all the girls together.‘He's been here for ages.We've been waiting for more than an hour!’‘Oh dear,’said Miss Moss.‘Any work for us,do you think?’‘Oh,a few jobs in Africa,’said young Mr.Clayton.‘A hundred and fifty a week for two years,you know.’‘Oh!’cried the girls.‘Isn't he a scream?Isn't he too funny?’A dark girl with a sad face touched Miss Moss on the arm.‘I just missed a lovely job yesterday,’she said.‘Six weeks on tour,and then the West End. The manager said I would have got it if I'd been a bit stronger-looking.He said the part was made for me—only I'm too thin.’She stared at Miss Moss,and the dirty,dark red rose on her hat looked as sad and disappointed as she was.‘Oh,dear,that was awfully bad luck,’Miss Moss said,trying hard not to sound too interested.‘What was the show called,may I ask?’But the sad,dark girl understood what Miss Moss wanted,and a mean look came into her heavy eyes.‘Oh,it wasn't a part for you,my dear,’she said.‘He wanted someone young,youknow,a dark Spanish type like me.I was too thin,that was the only problem.The door opened and Mr.Bithem appeared.He kept one hand on the door,and held up the other for silence.‘Look here,ladies’—and here he paused and gave them his famous smile—‘and all you boys,’They all laughed loudly at that.‘I've got nothing for you this e back on Monday.I'm expecting several phone calls on Monday.’Miss Moss pushed desperately through the crowd.‘Mr.Bithem,I wonder if you've had any news from...’‘Now,let me see,’said Mr.Bithem slowly,staring at her.He had seen Miss Moss four times a week for—how many weeks was it?‘Now,who are you?’‘Miss Ada Moss.’‘Oh yes,yes;of course,my dear.Not yet,my dear.Now I had a call for twenty-eight ladies today,but they had to be young and able to kick their legs up a e back the week after next—there'll be nothing before that.’电影早上8点钟。