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▪ “But to me,” said Wang Jie, “this picture testifies my love for my father.”
Cloze A on P104
▪ 1. As a general rule 2. That is to say
▪ 3. remorse
4. pinched
▪ 5. ingenious
6. glorified
▪ 7. with all my might 8. peculiarity
▪ 9. primed
living
▪ Part Two ▪ Paras 38-65 ▪ Their clever scheme to rid themselves of
poverty
▪ Part Three ▪ Paras 66-82 ▪ Their campaign to sell their paintings and
▪ 3. It was both elaborate and ingenious, but I guess it must have cost her a great deal of time to prepare it.
▪ 4. It may not be highly developed, but its people seem to be happy and contented.
▪ 3. They are similar in that both the songbird and the artist entertain the world with their talent and energy only to be neglected. Only after they die of thirst and hunger do they receive the recognition that should have been accorded them long ago. The difference between the two stories lies in the fact that the artist escaped the usual fate through an ingenious scheme. Anderson’s tale serves as the epitome of artists’ fate in general. Mark Twain’s story, with an unusual outcome, is an exception that proves the rule.
▪ 5. Well, you can imagine the thought filled her with dismay.
Ex. 3 on P99-P100
▪ 1. acknowledge our indebtedness to him
▪ 2. will soon make additional suppliers necessary.
▪ 3. I need to acquaint myself with the subject first.
▪ 4. the population boom in the 1980’s.
▪ 5. is a riddle to many people.
Ex.4 on p100
▪ 1. a cozy; in the outskirts of ; is acquainted with; correspondent
other works ranging from airy magazine
columns to focused, biting anti-imperialist
satire.
▪
back
▪ 2. His pen name is an expression relating
to the periodic measurement of the
▪ 2. What does his pen name imply? ▪ 3. What famous books did he write? ▪ 4. Why is he so celebrated all over the
world?
▪ 1. It is about Samuel Clemens, better
10. shoveled
▪ 11. fabulous 12. what has become of
▪ 13. figure up
14. cozy
Cloze A on P104
▪ 1. Simply ▪ 3. commands ▪ 5. description ▪ 7. stealing ▪ 9. affection
Vocabulary on P98-P99
▪ 1. enlarged ▪ 3. find fault with ▪ 5. frugal ▪ 7. lounging ▪ 9. furnish; additional
2. feeble 4. inseparable 6. thirst 8. caged 10. season
2. held out for 4. hold back 6. hold out
▪ 7. pay up ▪ 9. pay off
8. for…paid 10. pay back
Usage on P103
▪ 1. As for ▪ 2. Speaking/Talking of ▪ 3. As to ▪ 4. as far as ; is concerned ▪ 5. As regards ▪ 6. Regarding ▪ 7. With reference to ▪ 8. Speaking/Talking of
▪ 他说，当他想画一幅他父亲在田间劳作的素 描时，他父亲以为他疯了。
▪ He said his father thought that he had lost his mind when he wanted to sketch him doing farm work.
▪ “但是，对我来说，” 王杰说， “这幅画是 我对父亲爱的见证”
build up Miller’s fame
▪ Part Four ▪ Paras 83-86 ▪ Their success in making both money and
fame.
▪ 2. It can build an illusion of the truthfulness of the story. In other words, as the story is told in the words of a person other than the narrator himself, it appears more believable.
known as “Mark Twaian writer whose sharp wit and
great genius have entertained countless
readers for more than a century. His many
publications, along with many dozens of
▪ 当我把这幅画拿给我的朋友们看时，他们 惊叹说这幅画画的好极了，并说他们想见 一见这位年轻的艺术家。
▪ When I showed it to my friends, they exclaimed that it was fabulous and said they would like to meet the young artist.
2. deeply 4. capacity 6. instructed 8. unforgivable 10. eternal
Translation on P105
▪ 在最近举行的一个艺术画展上，我买了一幅 画着一个老农民的素描。这幅画的作者是王 杰，他是来自成都郊区的一个学生。
▪ At a recent art exhibition, I bought a sketch of an old peasant done by Wang Jie, a student from the outskirts of Chengdu.
当我把这幅画拿给我的朋友们看时他们惊叹说这幅画画的好极了并说他们想见一见这位年轻的艺术家
Unit 3 Book 6
Human Weaknesses
Pre-reading Tasks
▪ 1. Who is the listening text about? Can you say something about his literary career?
▪
back
▪ 3. The adventures of Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn, and so on.
▪
back
▪ 4. For his sharp wit, humor and great genius.
▪
back
▪ Part One ▪ Paras 14-37 ▪ The four artists and the poor life they were
Ex. 2 on P99
▪ 1. He finally came out with the truth, though his answer was phrased in diplomatic language.
▪ 2. His parents scraped together some money from their extended family for his tuition and fees.
distance between the bottom of the
steamboat and the riverbed. When the
leadsman detected a depth of only twelve
feet, he would sound the alert: “By the
maaa-ark, twain!”
▪ 于是，我邀请王杰到我家做客。
▪ So I invited Wang Jie to my home.
▪ 王杰很腼腆，但是几杯啤酒下肚后，他渐渐没有 了拘束，吐出了一个他从来没有透露过给别人的 秘密：画中的老农民实际上就是他的父亲。
▪ Jie was shy , but after a couple of beers, he began to open up and came out with something that he had not let on to others: the old peasant in the picture is in fact his father.
▪ 2. ran across; tinged with; to be hopeful
▪ 3. with a high hand; That is to say; to pack up; to find fault with
Ex. 5 on P101-P102
▪ 1. hold on to ▪ 3. held off ▪ 5. holding down
Cloze A on P104
▪ 1. As a general rule 2. That is to say
▪ 3. remorse
4. pinched
▪ 5. ingenious
6. glorified
▪ 7. with all my might 8. peculiarity
▪ 9. primed
living
▪ Part Two ▪ Paras 38-65 ▪ Their clever scheme to rid themselves of
poverty
▪ Part Three ▪ Paras 66-82 ▪ Their campaign to sell their paintings and
▪ 3. It was both elaborate and ingenious, but I guess it must have cost her a great deal of time to prepare it.
▪ 4. It may not be highly developed, but its people seem to be happy and contented.
▪ 3. They are similar in that both the songbird and the artist entertain the world with their talent and energy only to be neglected. Only after they die of thirst and hunger do they receive the recognition that should have been accorded them long ago. The difference between the two stories lies in the fact that the artist escaped the usual fate through an ingenious scheme. Anderson’s tale serves as the epitome of artists’ fate in general. Mark Twain’s story, with an unusual outcome, is an exception that proves the rule.
▪ 5. Well, you can imagine the thought filled her with dismay.
Ex. 3 on P99-P100
▪ 1. acknowledge our indebtedness to him
▪ 2. will soon make additional suppliers necessary.
▪ 3. I need to acquaint myself with the subject first.
▪ 4. the population boom in the 1980’s.
▪ 5. is a riddle to many people.
Ex.4 on p100
▪ 1. a cozy; in the outskirts of ; is acquainted with; correspondent
other works ranging from airy magazine
columns to focused, biting anti-imperialist
satire.
▪
back
▪ 2. His pen name is an expression relating
to the periodic measurement of the
▪ 2. What does his pen name imply? ▪ 3. What famous books did he write? ▪ 4. Why is he so celebrated all over the
world?
▪ 1. It is about Samuel Clemens, better
10. shoveled
▪ 11. fabulous 12. what has become of
▪ 13. figure up
14. cozy
Cloze A on P104
▪ 1. Simply ▪ 3. commands ▪ 5. description ▪ 7. stealing ▪ 9. affection
Vocabulary on P98-P99
▪ 1. enlarged ▪ 3. find fault with ▪ 5. frugal ▪ 7. lounging ▪ 9. furnish; additional
2. feeble 4. inseparable 6. thirst 8. caged 10. season
2. held out for 4. hold back 6. hold out
▪ 7. pay up ▪ 9. pay off
8. for…paid 10. pay back
Usage on P103
▪ 1. As for ▪ 2. Speaking/Talking of ▪ 3. As to ▪ 4. as far as ; is concerned ▪ 5. As regards ▪ 6. Regarding ▪ 7. With reference to ▪ 8. Speaking/Talking of
▪ 他说，当他想画一幅他父亲在田间劳作的素 描时，他父亲以为他疯了。
▪ He said his father thought that he had lost his mind when he wanted to sketch him doing farm work.
▪ “但是，对我来说，” 王杰说， “这幅画是 我对父亲爱的见证”
build up Miller’s fame
▪ Part Four ▪ Paras 83-86 ▪ Their success in making both money and
fame.
▪ 2. It can build an illusion of the truthfulness of the story. In other words, as the story is told in the words of a person other than the narrator himself, it appears more believable.
known as “Mark Twaian writer whose sharp wit and
great genius have entertained countless
readers for more than a century. His many
publications, along with many dozens of
▪ 当我把这幅画拿给我的朋友们看时，他们 惊叹说这幅画画的好极了，并说他们想见 一见这位年轻的艺术家。
▪ When I showed it to my friends, they exclaimed that it was fabulous and said they would like to meet the young artist.
2. deeply 4. capacity 6. instructed 8. unforgivable 10. eternal
Translation on P105
▪ 在最近举行的一个艺术画展上，我买了一幅 画着一个老农民的素描。这幅画的作者是王 杰，他是来自成都郊区的一个学生。
▪ At a recent art exhibition, I bought a sketch of an old peasant done by Wang Jie, a student from the outskirts of Chengdu.
当我把这幅画拿给我的朋友们看时他们惊叹说这幅画画的好极了并说他们想见一见这位年轻的艺术家
Unit 3 Book 6
Human Weaknesses
Pre-reading Tasks
▪ 1. Who is the listening text about? Can you say something about his literary career?
▪
back
▪ 3. The adventures of Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn, and so on.
▪
back
▪ 4. For his sharp wit, humor and great genius.
▪
back
▪ Part One ▪ Paras 14-37 ▪ The four artists and the poor life they were
Ex. 2 on P99
▪ 1. He finally came out with the truth, though his answer was phrased in diplomatic language.
▪ 2. His parents scraped together some money from their extended family for his tuition and fees.
distance between the bottom of the
steamboat and the riverbed. When the
leadsman detected a depth of only twelve
feet, he would sound the alert: “By the
maaa-ark, twain!”
▪ 于是，我邀请王杰到我家做客。
▪ So I invited Wang Jie to my home.
▪ 王杰很腼腆，但是几杯啤酒下肚后，他渐渐没有 了拘束，吐出了一个他从来没有透露过给别人的 秘密：画中的老农民实际上就是他的父亲。
▪ Jie was shy , but after a couple of beers, he began to open up and came out with something that he had not let on to others: the old peasant in the picture is in fact his father.
▪ 2. ran across; tinged with; to be hopeful
▪ 3. with a high hand; That is to say; to pack up; to find fault with
Ex. 5 on P101-P102
▪ 1. hold on to ▪ 3. held off ▪ 5. holding down