译林版（2019） 必修第三册 Unit 3 The world Online Extended reading课件（19张）

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Do you think smartphone is a smart choice
in terms of its multiple functions
Yes.
Maybe, peoples’ opinions on this issue differ. Some may think it’s a smart choice, while others may not think so.
2. Do you think smartphone is a smart choice
3. What did Alan talk about in his blog
His experience of using his smartphone.
4. Why did Alan use a title in the format of a
question What’s the function of such a title
To arouse readers’ concern about the addiction to smartphones and enable them to reflect on how they can use the smartphone smartly.
5. Do you still think smartphone is a smart
choice after you have finished reading the
blog Why
No. Only when we become smart users of smartphones can we become smart. In this case, smartphone might be a smart choice.
Discuss the writing techniques of this blog.
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1.In which person is the blog written Why
2.What are the first sentences of each paragraph
3.What do all the above sentences mean to Alan How are they presented
4.In what way did Alan show readers the changes in him after quitting using his smartphone for a week
5.Can you find the adjectives Alan used in his blog to show the changes in his feelings
6.Which adjective do you think is the most impressive when it comes to showing positive changes in Alan How do you understand it Why
Discuss the writing techniques of this blog.
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1. In which person is the blog written Why
In the first person. To make the story more authentic and convincing.
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2. What are the first sentences of each paragraph
I was a smartphone addict.
Then the day came when I finally realized I had to make a change.
The first day was the hardest.
It was scary at first.
My offline relationships benefited as well.
By the end of the week, I almost did not want to turn my phone back on.
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3. What do all the above sentences mean to Alan How are they presented
They show the positive changes in him after he decided to quit using his smartphone for a week. They are presented in the order of time.
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4. In what way did Alan show readers the changes in him after quitting using his smartphone for a week
By giving examples, adopting the rhetorical device “comparison” and using a lot of adjectives.
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5. Can you find the adjectives Alan used in his blog to show the changes in his feelings
In Paragraph 1, “glued, stressed, uncomfortable, difficult” were used.
In Paragraph 4, “scare, free, lost, beautiful, alive, soft, rich, earthy” were used.
In Paragraph 3, “hardest, lost, anxious, empty, disconnected” were used.
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5. Can you find the adjectives Alan used in his blog to show the changes in his feelings
In paragraph 5, “ long, deeper, brief, closer” were used.
In Paragraph 6, “real, more important, richer, more beautiful” were used.
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6. Which adjective do you think is the most impressive when it comes to showing positive changes in Alan How do you understand it Why
The adjective “ free” in Line 19 on Page 40. The adjective “free” here is used to perfectly show how Alan enjoyed himself after he quit using his smartphone for some time. Actually it’s a pun. It means Alan began to enjoy not only his physical freedom but also his mental freedom.
Come up with a story about a person who has cut back on the use of a smartphone, using the order of time, comparison, a title in the format of a question and giving examples.
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A smartphone addict: to be or not to be
　My friend Jack used to be a smartphone addict. Whenever and wherever he went, he was always having his eyes glued to the screen of his smartphone. At a time, he preferred to stay indoors, engaged in all kinds of online activities on his smartphone. Even when he had to go out, his attention was still paid to his smartphone. Then one day, he was struck by a speeding car shooting past and ended up in hospital for nearly two months.
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　It was the turning point when he made up his mind to cut back on the use of his smartphone. Here is what he shared with us.
　When he was in hospital, he was taken good care of and accompanied by his parents, who he had thought could be very hard to get along with. However, it turned out that his staying in hospital allowed him to have more sincere talks with his parents, and he enjoyed their company.
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　After he was discharged from the hospital, he began to join more school clubs and worked on some projects with his friends, which made him aware that face-to-face communication really counts. Meanwhile, he got involved in more outdoor activities, like taking a walk after school, going cycling with friends, going camping at weekends, which made him feel refreshed and enjoy the beauty of nature.
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　Two weeks later, he found that he didn’t rely on his smartphone as much as before and could enjoy more beauty of life. What a good decision cutting down on the use of his smartphone was, he told us, feeling relieved and happy. The life without a smartphone is more meaningful!
Design a public service advertisement calling for people to reduce their use of smartphones.
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Be the owner of smartphones rather than a slave to them.
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Homework
1. Write a summary of the blog by Alan;
2. Give some suggestions to those smartphone addicts.