《文学阅读与欣赏》课程教学辅导Unit 5
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• He was determined to face up to it. He was determined to be dutiful as a
soldier. For he could not let the horseman go back freely with his fatal news.
• He discovered a man in grey uniform sitting on a horse, straight and
soldierly.
• 2. What was Druse’s first impression of the man and his horse?
• 4. What was his father’s response to his ision?
• His father respected his son’s decision thought he held a different point
《文学阅读与欣赏》课程教学辅导Unit 5《文学阅读与欣赏》课程教学辅导Unit 5
Unit1 Unit2 Unit3 Unit4 Unit5 Unit6 Unit7 Unit8
Unit 5
Activity 1 A Story
Focus: understand conflicts in a story
• He was greatly delighted at the impressive beauty and dignity of the
motionless and heroic artistic picture in front. For an instant Druse even
• 2. When did the story happen?
• It took place on one sunny afternoon in the Autumn of 1861.
• 3. Who was the character present? What was he doing?
procedure:
1. read A Horseman In the Sky
2. discuss
• Paragraph 1
• 1. Where was the story set in?
• It happened in the mountains of Western Virginia.
• He was scouting his enemy’s movement.
• 4. Why did not Druse shoot the horseman and the horse immediately?
• Because the horseman turned his face to Druse’s direction at that moment,
the ridge, and then fall upon a camp of the enemy at about midnight.
• 3. What would happen if the army was detected by their enemy?in
• Paragraph 5,6,7
• It was in a state of war.
• 5. What would happen to him if he was discovered asleep?
• He would immediately be killed for his misconduct.
• Paragraph 2,3
• 1. Who was the criminal referred to?
• The criminal referred to the soldier who was asleep on duty.
• 3. Which regiment did he decide to join one morning?
• He decided to join a Union regiment, to help the North abolish slavery.
and something special surprised and stunned him. His face was deadly pale.
• Paragraph 11,12
• 1. What did Druse in another moment?
with some knowledge of the country.
• 7. Why was he asleep on duty?
• Because he was exhausted.
• 8. What woke him up all of a sudden?
• A soldier was present in paragraph 1, laying in a clump of laurel. He was
asleep at his post of duty.
• 4. How much do you know about the unique social background of the story?
other hand he did not want to hurt that horseman who had been so important to
him.
• 5. What did he do finally? What urged him to act?
• He shot the horse calmly. It was his father’s advice that urged him to
• 1. what was the name of the young sentinel?
• Carter Druse
• 2. Where did he come from?
• He came from Virginia, a son of wealthy parents.
His reason told him that he must kill the horseman at once.
• 2. Did Druse hesitate to act?
• Yes. He hoped that the horseman had come for the sublimity of the
hundred men in possession of the exits might have starved an army to submission.
• 2. What was the plan of the Federal army?
• They planed to set out at nightfall, and descended to the other slope of
• Yes. He must have found the soldiers and horses in the green meadow
beneath.
• 4. Was Druse in a dilemma?
• Yes. On the one hand, Druse knew the duty of the soldier clearly, on the
• 6. Why was Carter Druse selected for this important and dangerous post of
duty?
• Because he was an excellent soldier, dutiful, courageous, devoted, and
• His instinct or consciousness whispered into his spirit mysteriously, and
awoke him quietly.
• Paragraph 8,9,10
• 1. What did he found as soon as he woke up?
act, for his father had once said: “Whatever may occur, do what you conceive to
be your duty”.
• Paragraph 13-19
• 2. Please sketch a picture of the place.
• P 199
• Paragraph 4
• 1. How important was the place?
• It was a wild and difficult place, concealed in the forest, where half a
immediately by the motion of the picture. Druse returned to the grim reality at
an instant, and realized his duty clearly.
• 3. What was the horseman doing up there on the edge of the cliff?
of view about the civil war.
• 5. How did his father feel about his decision?
• His father was apparently depressed at his decision.
believed that the war had come to its end, and he was appreciating an artistic
drawing in memory of the heroic past of the war. This illusion was dispelled
landscape only, and had not discovered anything, therefore Druse could let him
leave peacefully.
• 3. Did the horseman get some information?
soldier. For he could not let the horseman go back freely with his fatal news.
• He discovered a man in grey uniform sitting on a horse, straight and
soldierly.
• 2. What was Druse’s first impression of the man and his horse?
• 4. What was his father’s response to his ision?
• His father respected his son’s decision thought he held a different point
《文学阅读与欣赏》课程教学辅导Unit 5《文学阅读与欣赏》课程教学辅导Unit 5
Unit1 Unit2 Unit3 Unit4 Unit5 Unit6 Unit7 Unit8
Unit 5
Activity 1 A Story
Focus: understand conflicts in a story
• He was greatly delighted at the impressive beauty and dignity of the
motionless and heroic artistic picture in front. For an instant Druse even
• 2. When did the story happen?
• It took place on one sunny afternoon in the Autumn of 1861.
• 3. Who was the character present? What was he doing?
procedure:
1. read A Horseman In the Sky
2. discuss
• Paragraph 1
• 1. Where was the story set in?
• It happened in the mountains of Western Virginia.
• He was scouting his enemy’s movement.
• 4. Why did not Druse shoot the horseman and the horse immediately?
• Because the horseman turned his face to Druse’s direction at that moment,
the ridge, and then fall upon a camp of the enemy at about midnight.
• 3. What would happen if the army was detected by their enemy?in
• Paragraph 5,6,7
• It was in a state of war.
• 5. What would happen to him if he was discovered asleep?
• He would immediately be killed for his misconduct.
• Paragraph 2,3
• 1. Who was the criminal referred to?
• The criminal referred to the soldier who was asleep on duty.
• 3. Which regiment did he decide to join one morning?
• He decided to join a Union regiment, to help the North abolish slavery.
and something special surprised and stunned him. His face was deadly pale.
• Paragraph 11,12
• 1. What did Druse in another moment?
with some knowledge of the country.
• 7. Why was he asleep on duty?
• Because he was exhausted.
• 8. What woke him up all of a sudden?
• A soldier was present in paragraph 1, laying in a clump of laurel. He was
asleep at his post of duty.
• 4. How much do you know about the unique social background of the story?
other hand he did not want to hurt that horseman who had been so important to
him.
• 5. What did he do finally? What urged him to act?
• He shot the horse calmly. It was his father’s advice that urged him to
• 1. what was the name of the young sentinel?
• Carter Druse
• 2. Where did he come from?
• He came from Virginia, a son of wealthy parents.
His reason told him that he must kill the horseman at once.
• 2. Did Druse hesitate to act?
• Yes. He hoped that the horseman had come for the sublimity of the
hundred men in possession of the exits might have starved an army to submission.
• 2. What was the plan of the Federal army?
• They planed to set out at nightfall, and descended to the other slope of
• Yes. He must have found the soldiers and horses in the green meadow
beneath.
• 4. Was Druse in a dilemma?
• Yes. On the one hand, Druse knew the duty of the soldier clearly, on the
• 6. Why was Carter Druse selected for this important and dangerous post of
duty?
• Because he was an excellent soldier, dutiful, courageous, devoted, and
• His instinct or consciousness whispered into his spirit mysteriously, and
awoke him quietly.
• Paragraph 8,9,10
• 1. What did he found as soon as he woke up?
act, for his father had once said: “Whatever may occur, do what you conceive to
be your duty”.
• Paragraph 13-19
• 2. Please sketch a picture of the place.
• P 199
• Paragraph 4
• 1. How important was the place?
• It was a wild and difficult place, concealed in the forest, where half a
immediately by the motion of the picture. Druse returned to the grim reality at
an instant, and realized his duty clearly.
• 3. What was the horseman doing up there on the edge of the cliff?
of view about the civil war.
• 5. How did his father feel about his decision?
• His father was apparently depressed at his decision.
believed that the war had come to its end, and he was appreciating an artistic
drawing in memory of the heroic past of the war. This illusion was dispelled
landscape only, and had not discovered anything, therefore Druse could let him
leave peacefully.
• 3. Did the horseman get some information?