1、Unit 3 The Dill Pickle 1. Glossary Word list: 1. astound 2. bound 3. decorate 4.exsaperate 5. haunt 6. indecision 7. luxury 8. mockery 9.sufficient 10. unfold 2. Key words: snap/fix/stretch/beyond/apart 3. Phrases, idioms and expressions apart from sb. as ever as it wer
2、e be a habit with sb. be amazed at be decorated with be out of all proportion to the occasion bound to one’s feet break in break out loud and tragic clutch at die down drum on the table fix one’s stare upon flap at for all your telling me go for a picnic haven’t a corner in one’s hear
3、t for hold the hand to one’s check hover over sb. lay down sth. lean back in one’s chair lean over let it go at that prick up one’s ears put one’s head in sb.’s lap put one’s arms round sb. ripple against the banks in silent, velvet waves roll over share sth. With sb. slumber so long wi
4、thin one’s bosom snap the cigarette case to take such a leap back to that time tap the end of one’s cigarette against the ashtray wave sb./sth.away 4. Synonyms particular; special shiver; shudder angry; exasperated; infuriated wonderful; admirable; marvelous; splendid shock; astound s
5、ad; tragic; mournful; melancholy dislike; hate; loathe 5. Grammar 1) exclamatory sentence 2) for structures: as though; what it is……that; what had remained of……; wrote to me as you did 6. Back ground information 1) author 2) Corsica 3) the Volga River 4) Kew Gardens 5) The Black Sea 6)
6、Siberia 7. Preview questions about the text. 1) How do you like this story? Do you think it a good example of the kind of short stories Mansfield is famous for? 2) What is the story about? Is there any particularly interesting plot in the story? What is the power of the story mainly based on? 3)
7、 What do you know about these two characters? Can you give a character sketch for each of them based on the bits of information scattered in the text and the clues provided by the author? 4) Do you find any lines particularly beautiful? 8. Writing Devices 1) the use of rhetorical questions 2) th
8、e use of wh-questions 9. Sentence Paraphrase 1) I’m still just as ignorant for all your telling me. (13) 2) But now, as he spoke, that memory faded. His was truer. (15) 3) He had lost all that dreamy vagueness and indecision. (22) 4) Now he had the air of a man who has found his place in life
9、 (22) 5) As he spoke……she felt the strange beast that had slumbered so long within her bosom stir, stretch itself, yawn, prick up its ears, and suddenly bound to its feet, and fix its longing, hungry stare upon those far away places. (31) Quiz 1. Put in the right form or derivative
10、 of the word 1) The interior ______ (decorate) of this hotel will be in traditional Chinese style. 2) We need someone with ______ (manage) skills. 3) Those gentle ______ (roll) hills are a delightful sight. 4) this left her with a ______ (linger) pain. 5) It is not a serious problem. But it is
11、quite ______(trouble). 6) Never act on ______ (impulse). ______ (impulse) people always do things they will regret later. 2. Translation 1) 他用手不耐烦地在桌子上敲击着。 2) 你能不能帮我安排个时间跟他见面。 3) 他在车祸中幸存下来, 但他的车已经摔坏没法修了(完全损坏修不好了)。 4) 比尔的所作所为让我完全不能理解(匪夷所思)。 5) Brilliant career unfolded before him. 6) In many ways, children live, as it were, in a different world from adults. 7) The books are not supposed to be taken out of the library. We cannot stretch the rules. 8) Solution to the problem unfolded/emerged as they spoke.






