2013年语篇训练阅读导学案2

2013年语篇训练阅读导学案（二）

武昌文华中学执笔人：郑莉

Ⅰ. Before Reading（Free talk）

1. Have you ever played tricks on your classmates?

2. Have you ever been fooled by your classmates?

Ⅱ. While Reading

Eddy was a bully. He loved to show off how smart he was to the boys in his group.

They would stand in front of the school every morning and watch the other children come in. One small boy at the school was called William. They would call out to him “Good morning, Silly Willy!”

One day, Eddy said to the other boys, “Watch this. I’ll show you how stupid Silly Willy is!”

He called William and showed him two coins: a large coin worth twenty-five cents and a small coin worth one dollar.

“Which one would you like？” he asked William.

William looked at the two coins.

“Go on,” said Eddy. “You can take one and keep it.”

William looked at all the other boys. They were all watching him. He took the large coin. Then he went into the school.

Eddy laughed and said to hi s friends, “He thinks the coin worth twenty-five cents is better because it is bigger. He doesn’t realize that the one dollar coin is worth much more. Ha!”

All the boys laughed and talked about how stupid William was. They thought it was very funny.

The next day they did it again, and William chose the large coin again. They all laughed. They continued this trick for several days. Sometimes Eddy did it, and sometimes the other boys in his group did it. But every day William chose the twenty-five cent coin.

After ten days, one of the boys in the group started to feel sorry for William. When he was sure nobody was near, he told William about the trick.

“Eddy and the other boys are tricking you,” he said. “They laugh at you because you take the twenty-five cent coin. Even though the one-dollar coin is smaller, it is worth more. Tomorrow, take the small coin.”

“Don’t be silly!” said William. “I’ve already got ten coins worth twenty-five cents. Now I have got two dollars and fifty cents. If I take the one dol lar coin, they’ll stop doing it!”

1. Read the passage fast and answer questions:

(1) Is William silly?

(2) Why does William take the large coin every time?

2. Choose the word with same meaning according to the context.

( )(1) Tom is a bully at school. The smaller boys are afraid of him.

A. unkind boy

B. smart boy

C. strong boy

D. weak boy

( )(2) How much is that old picture worth?

A. gets

B. takes

C. valued at

D. made of

( )3. When a boy “shows off”, what does he want others to do?

A. follow him

B. join him

C. refuse him

D. notice him

( )4. Why did one of the boys talk to William after ten days?

A. to laugh at William

B. to help William

C. to trick William

D. to take money from William

( )5. Why is this story funny?

A. Eddy earns money.

B. The boys trick William.

C. The coins trick the boys.

D. William tricks the boys.

( )6. Give a title to the passage.

7. Fill in each blank with the correct word according to the context:

Some boys wanted to play a t (1) on William. Each day they o (2) him two coins-a large one and a small one. The small coin was w (3) more than the large one. Each day William took the large coin. The group of boys l (4) at him. But William kept taking the large coin so the boys would c (5) doing the trick.

Ⅲ. After Reading

List some useful expressions from the passage, look up the dictionary and make sentences.

参考答案：

1、(1) No, he isn’t.

(2) Because William wants to earn more money.

2、(1) A (2) C

3、D

4、B

5、D

6、Twenty-five Cent Coins. (Any reasonable title is OK.)

7、(1) trick (2) offered (3) worth (4) laughed (5) continue