lesson4What'sinthePapers.pptx

Do you often read newspapers?What kind of papers do you usually read?Whats Whats in the Papers?in the Papers?What is often reported in the newspapers?social affairs,political issues,business,sports events,entertainment,etc.Guess and identify the types of reports according to the headlines.Headline(s):the title of a newspaper story,printed in large lettersthe headlines:the most important stories in the news 头版头条新闻头版头条新闻business&political issuesbusiness&political issues social affairs,political issues,business,sports events,entertainment,etc.1.China,Germany sign 19 deals_political issuespolitical issues social affairs,political issues,business,sports events,entertainment,etc.2.Tang Jiaxuan meets Annan_sports eventssports eventssocial affairs,political issues,business,sports events,entertainment,etc.3.2005 Laureus awards go to Federer,Kostelic _entertainmententertainmentsocial affairs,political issues,business,sports events,entertainment,etc.4.Gong Li tops beauty list;Li Yuchun follows_Read three newspaper articles quickly and finish Ex2&3on page 28!Read the newspaper articles and match them with the headlines:1.Bad language on TV not OK for kids2.Mum finds her four girls.3.Astronomers amazing escapeText AText BText C Read the three groups of Key Words below and match them with the three articles.KEY WORDS escape,crash,bravery,accident,attitude,consideration,innocent,cry with happiness,contact Text A:escape,crash,bravery,accident consideration,attitude,innocentcontact,cry with happiness Text B:Text C:Check your answerswan eventwcareful thoughtwget free wto break violently or noisily;wnot guilty of a crime wcourage,the condition or quality of being bravewa state of mind or a feelingwa coming together or touchingMatch the key words with the meaningsconsiderationescapecrashinnocentbraverycontactattitudeaccidentWhat?Who?When?Where?Why?Comment(评论评论):vWhat?vWho?(Example)Leeds University/people/a group of mothers/some people/Peter Moore/Susan BoldPeople dont mind bad language on TV as long as its not used in programmes watched by children.vWhere?vWhy?vWhen?Yesterday.BritainGives information about attitudes to bad language on screen.vComment(评论评论):1)The result does not surprise us at all.We have always tried to keep bad language away from innocent ears and this is very important consideration when deciding at what times of day certain programmes are shown.2)The reporter gives interesting information about attitudes to bad language on screen.But it doesnt mean that we can increase the amount of bad language used on TV.What?Who?When?Where?Why?Comment(评论评论):What?A traffic accident and an amazing escape.astronomers/the driver of the truck/spokesman for the policeOn astronomers sightseeing trip to the museum of science.in Kingston,a town southwest of LondonWho?When?Where?WhyComment:Its amazing that no one was badly hurt.The accident-The escape-The b_ of the astronomers.The _.fograveryWhat?Mum Lillian Derbyshire is going to see her daughter againafter 31-year holiday!Lillian Derbyshire/her ex-husband and her four daughters(shonda,.)Who?after a 31-year holidayWest Gorton,Manchester.to California,AmericaWhen?Where?Why?Lillians four daughters went on holiday to America with her ex-husband and never came back.w“I cant stop crying with happiness”Comment:Post ReadingRead the articles again and finish Ex4,5&6 on page 29 1.How old were Lillians children when she last saw them?2.Why did some people find bad language“OK”in films?3.Why was the truck driver lucky to escape?They were 7,6,5 and 3.Because the dialogue and situation made it funny.Because the driver jumped out of the truck before the trolleybus crashed into it and he would have been killed if hed staged in his truck.TV channels:Names and expressions related to culture Channel 4 BBC ITVTV series:Brookside South ParkTowns and villagesKingston Cities:Leeds ManchesterDistricts of cities:West Gortona main road:Park avenue a play:Pulp Fiction(film)organizations:Leeds University Read and answer:1.How far is 20 yards?(text B)a.18 meters b.7 metres c.12 metres2.What does“BBC”stand for?(text A)a.Bravery in dangerous situations b.The ability to escape from something dangerousc.Leadership in dangerous situations3.How far is 3,000 miles?(text c)a.3,000km b.4,800km c.6,000kmabb1.More than 30 astronomers on a sightseeing trip to museum of science-person who studies the science of sun,moon,stars,planets,etc.=astronomer(n.)天文学者天文学者astronomy n 天文学天文学2.After their trolleybus crashed into a greengrocers truck on Park Avenue.crash n.（交通事故中）撞车，碰撞（交通事故中）撞车，碰撞A girl was killed in a crash involving a stolen car yesterday.一个女孩在一桩涉及被盗车辆撞车的事故一个女孩在一桩涉及被盗车辆撞车的事故中丧生。中丧生。crash v crash into sth 撞击撞击,碰撞碰撞A truck went out of control and crashed into the back of a bus.have/show a attitude/to towards sb/sth3.The report gives interesting information about attitudes to bad language on screen.对某人对某人/某物持某物持-态度态度4.This is a very important consideration when deciding-consideration(n.)-consider(v.)consider+n./doing/clause 考虑，认为考虑，认为 Im considering changing my jobI consider that you are wrongconsider (as)视视为，把为，把看作是看作是as可省略可省略 We consider him(as)an example to learn from.be considered/regarded as He is considered/regarded as an example for us to learn from.但但 regard as 中中 as 不可省略不可省略consideration n 仔细考虑；深思仔细考虑；深思under consideration=being discussedAfter a few moments consideration,he began to speak.in consideration of 考虑到，由于考虑到，由于 5.We have always tried to keep bad language away from innocent ears and-innocent(adj.)天真无邪的；天真无邪的；清白的清白的innocence(n.)+of sth 无罪无罪,清白，无辜，天真无邪清白，无辜，天真无邪innocent of a crime 儿童的天真随着年龄的增长而消逝。儿童的天真随着年龄的增长而消逝。Children lose their innocence as they grow older.未犯罪未犯罪 6.Leeds University concluded that people made a distinction between bad language-conclude(v.)-conclusion(n.)作出结论作出结论 conclude from sth that =draw a conclusion from sth that I can conclude from your attitude that you dislike him.我可以从你的态度得知你不喜欢他。我可以从你的态度得知你不喜欢他。conclude(vi.)with=end with 以以结束结束We will conclude this term with an exam.7.When we arrived at the scene,we called-1)scene(n.)场面；场景场面；场景事发地点事发地点,事故事故现场现场，犯罪，犯罪现场现场the scene of accident,crime2)（戏剧或电影中的）（戏剧或电影中的）片段，场面片段，场面The scene in the hospital was very moving在医院的那一在医院的那一场面场面十分感人。十分感人。on the scene 出现，到场，在场出现，到场，在场8.The Greengrocers truck had been carrying a load of fresh strawberries.load(n.)负载，负荷，装载量，负担，压力负载，负荷，装载量，负担，压力 The plane took off with a full load飞机飞机满载满载起飞。起飞。The load on her mind grew lighter.她的思想她的思想压力压力减轻了减轻了 a load of(=loads of)很多很多,大量大量To the readers disappointment,the book is a load of rubbish.Compound AdjectivesThe forms of compound Adjectives are:1.adj+adjdark-blue red-hot2.adj+present participlesfunny-looking easy-going3.adj+past participle hard-won easy-made4.adj+n+-ed warm-hearted middle-aged5.adj+n high-quality second-hand6 n+adj life-long world-famous7.n+present participlepeace-loving mouth-watering8.n+past participle man-made self-employed9.N+N+-ediron-willed chicken-hearted10.adv+present participlehard-working well-meaning11.adv+past participle well-known newly-built12.adv+adj ever-green ever-victorious13.number+n+-ed four-storeyed three-legged14.number+signal n five-year first-classFinish Ex7&8 on page 29!Vocabulary:Compound Adjectiveswell known film60-year-old drivera 31-year-holiday3,000-mile journeyVocabulary:Compound Adjectives2 He broke the 10,000 meter record.3 She went for an early morning walk.4 I saw a documentary about a 120 year old man.Finish exercises on page 72.Homework