M5 Unit1 Getting along with others Reading (2)
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课件10张PPT。Unit 1 Getting along with othersReading Secrets and lies A friendship in troublePresentation Ask one of us to explain a question which he/she thinks is important to us.Check the homework(1) easy-going (2) quiet (3) shy (4) friendly (5) honest (6) hard-working (7) serious (8) strict loyal sincere
trusty inventive
calm confident
stable practical
······fool traitorous
tiring fly-by-night
unstable ridiculous
nervous impractical
······Positive NegativeWords to describe personalitis I want to have a trusty friend who can get on well with other easily, and I feel lucky to have this kind of friends. I am afraid of making fly-by-night friends who often do something fool, ridiculous and impractical. Lead inHave you ever quarreled with your best friend? Why did you quarrel with each other? Who shouted at the other first? What did you do at that time?Are you still friends?How did you overcome that difficult situation?What was your mood at that time?What do you think of your experience now?What conclusions can you draw now?Fast-reading Read the two letters as quickly as possible, and answer the following questions:
Are the writers of the letters feeling happy or sad?
What did Sarah get for the surprise Maths test?
Is Matthew usually a quiet boy? They both feel sad.
The lowest mark in the class.
No, he isn’t.
Reading Read the two letters more carefully again and answer the following questions:
What did Sarah think about the surprise Maths test?
What did Sarah tell Hannah in the girl’s toilets?
Why did Sarah tell Hannah that they weren’t going to be friends any more?
Why did Andrew shout at Matthew after the match
What did Matthew think about losing the match?
What kind of boy is Matthew?Answers to the questions:
What did Sarah think about the surprise Maths test?
What did Sarah tell Hannah in the girl’s toilets?
Why did Sarah tell Hannah that they weren’t going to be friends any more? She thought it was quite easy and that she would get good marks.
Sarah told Hannah the secret that she (Sarah) failed in the test, and made Hannah promise to keep the secret.
Because her classmates made fun of Sarah for the bad result in the test and she thought it must be Hannah who betrayed the secret to the class.4. Why did Andrew shout at Matthew after the match
5. What did Matthew think about losing the match?
6. What kind of boy is Matthew? Because of Matthew’s bad performance in the football match, Andrew’s desire to win the game and the result that they lost the game.
Matthew thought that having lost the game was not his fault and that Andrew shouldn’t yell at him because he thought one couldn’t always give a great performance.
He used to be cheerful and outgoing, but now he is quiet and upset.Read the passage quickly again, and find out the answer to the Question C2.2. I felt so ashamed.
3. I was so upset that I felt like crying.
4. It’s really awkward,
5. I feel really guilty.
6. I can’t stand seeing our team lose.HomeworkRead the text again and again and try your best to find out some language points or some sentences you can’t understand.
Page 4-5 D E
Page 5 F (you and your deskmate work as a group)
trusty inventive
calm confident
stable practical
······fool traitorous
tiring fly-by-night
unstable ridiculous
nervous impractical
······Positive NegativeWords to describe personalitis I want to have a trusty friend who can get on well with other easily, and I feel lucky to have this kind of friends. I am afraid of making fly-by-night friends who often do something fool, ridiculous and impractical. Lead inHave you ever quarreled with your best friend? Why did you quarrel with each other? Who shouted at the other first? What did you do at that time?Are you still friends?How did you overcome that difficult situation?What was your mood at that time?What do you think of your experience now?What conclusions can you draw now?Fast-reading Read the two letters as quickly as possible, and answer the following questions:
Are the writers of the letters feeling happy or sad?
What did Sarah get for the surprise Maths test?
Is Matthew usually a quiet boy? They both feel sad.
The lowest mark in the class.
No, he isn’t.
Reading Read the two letters more carefully again and answer the following questions:
What did Sarah think about the surprise Maths test?
What did Sarah tell Hannah in the girl’s toilets?
Why did Sarah tell Hannah that they weren’t going to be friends any more?
Why did Andrew shout at Matthew after the match
What did Matthew think about losing the match?
What kind of boy is Matthew?Answers to the questions:
What did Sarah think about the surprise Maths test?
What did Sarah tell Hannah in the girl’s toilets?
Why did Sarah tell Hannah that they weren’t going to be friends any more? She thought it was quite easy and that she would get good marks.
Sarah told Hannah the secret that she (Sarah) failed in the test, and made Hannah promise to keep the secret.
Because her classmates made fun of Sarah for the bad result in the test and she thought it must be Hannah who betrayed the secret to the class.4. Why did Andrew shout at Matthew after the match
5. What did Matthew think about losing the match?
6. What kind of boy is Matthew? Because of Matthew’s bad performance in the football match, Andrew’s desire to win the game and the result that they lost the game.
Matthew thought that having lost the game was not his fault and that Andrew shouldn’t yell at him because he thought one couldn’t always give a great performance.
He used to be cheerful and outgoing, but now he is quiet and upset.Read the passage quickly again, and find out the answer to the Question C2.2. I felt so ashamed.
3. I was so upset that I felt like crying.
4. It’s really awkward,
5. I feel really guilty.
6. I can’t stand seeing our team lose.HomeworkRead the text again and again and try your best to find out some language points or some sentences you can’t understand.
Page 4-5 D E
Page 5 F (you and your deskmate work as a group)