外研版选修六Module 5 Cloning Reading and vocabulary课件(共30张PPT)
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Reading and Vocabulary
P58
Frankenstein’s Monster
Part 1
The story of Frankenstein
Read Part 1 and answer (p.58- activity 4 ①②③)
1. How did Frankenstein create the monster
2. In what ways is the monster like a human being
3. Why did Frankenstein decide to destroy the monster
4. What happened to the monster at last
By using bones from dead bodies to make the creature and gave it life.
The monster has a body which is made of human parts;he has learnt to speak and has human emotions.
Because the monster hated him, and murdered his brother, friend and new wife.
He was chased to the Arctic, disappearing into the ice and snow to end his own life.
What type of passage is Part 1
A. science fiction
B. news report
C. book review
D. a guide book
Part 2
Extract from Frankenstein
read Part 2
Extract from Frankenstein
and answer the rest questions in activity 4
⑤⑥⑦⑧⑨⑩
In Frankenstein's lab.
Where did Frankenstein create his monster
5. Why was the young scientist so disgusted when he first saw the monster
Because he had wanted to create something beautiful, but his one was ugly.(para2)
6. What had Frankenstein wanted more than anything else in the world
To give life to a lifeless body.(para3)
P.58 activity 4 the rest questions
7. Why did Frankenstein wake shaking with fear
8. Why did the monster come to Frankenstein’s bedroom
Because he had terrible dreams and
dreamt that his fiancée died.(para3)
To talk with him and maybe
it wanted to make friends
with him (para3)
He hid in the garden and stayed there
till morning, terrified by what he had done. (para 3)
9. What did Frankenstein do after running out of the room for the second time
10. Why did Frankenstein regret creating the monster at that time
Because it was so ugly that he was terrified by it. (para 4)
Complete the table according to Part 2
1.The appearance of the creature
2. Frankenstein’s emotions
3. Frankenstein’s reactions
“You could see the veins beneath his yellow skin. His hair was black and his teeth were white. But these things contrasted horribly with his yellow eyes, his wrinkled yellow skin and black lips.”
n. [vein] one of the tubes which carries blood to your heart from other parts of your body
v. contrast (with sb/sth)
show a difference when compared
wrinkle n. small fold/line in the skin
1.The appearance of the creature
It was very ugly and terrifying with yellow skin, black hair, white teeth...
use sentences in passage to answer
disgust n. [U] strong dislike for sth/sb
“…horror and disgust filled my heart. Now my only thoughts were, ‘I wish I had not created this creature…”
horror [U]
feeling of great fear
2. Frankenstein’s emotions
_____, _______and _____ filled his heart.
He felt ______/_______, _______ and _______.
Horror disgust
regret
terrified
horrified
disgusted
regretful
use sentences in passage to answer
1. How can I describe my emotions when
I saw this happen How can I describe the monster who I had worked so hard to create I had tried to make him beautiful. Beautiful! He was the ugliest thing I had ever seen! (Paragraph 1 on P59)
Read the sentences with emotions:
“horrified, disgusted and regretful”
2. I had worked for nearly two years
with one aim only, to give life to a lifeless body.
For this I had not slept, I had destroyed my health.
I had wanted it more than anything in the world. But now I had finished, the beauty of the dream vanished, and horror and disgust filled my heart. Now my only thoughts were,
“I wish I had not created this creature,
I wish I was on the other side of the world,
I wish I could disappear!” (Paragraph 2 on P59)
“horrified, disgusted and regretful”
Read the sentences with emotions:
3. Frankenstein’s reaction
He didn’t want to stay in the same room.
“I felt unable to stay in the same room. I rushed out…”
“I hid in the garden and stayed there
till morning…”
He rushed out and ran away.
He hid from the monster.
He treated the creature as a ______ and avoided/___________/_________ him.
Other people tried to ____________ him.
monster
abandoned
chase/hurt/kill
escaped from
1.The appearance of the creature ugly/terrifying
2. Frankenstein’s emotions terror/disgust/regret
3. Frankenstein’s reactions avoid/run away/abandon…
Conclusion:
Because of his ___________, the creature was seen as a _______ and people treated him ______, including his ______ Frankenstein.
appearance
monster
badly
creator
Get to know more about the creature:
Was the creature a born monster
Q: What did the creature do when he was standing by Frankenstein’s bed
A: His mouth opened and made a sound, then seemed to smile. I think he wanted to speak, but I did not hear. He put out a hand, as if he wanted to keep me there, but I ran out of the room.
What did the creature want to do
1. show friendliness
2.talk/communicate
3.ask for help /want someone to stay with him
No!
What do you want to say after reading this story
You may think about it in three aspects.
To Frankenstein
To the monster
About the science and technology
Discussion
1. Never judge a person by his appearance.
2. Every life deserves a chance to be understood and loved.
3. Coldness and cruelty may turn hearts into stones while kindness and compassion(同情心) can melt a frozen heart.
…
What can we learn from the story
The moment it was created, the monster attempted to adapt himself into human social patterns. He learnt to speak and read. At one time he managed to rescue a drowning girl and tried hard to befriend kids but was driven by all who saw him. He desired to be loved and accepted by humankind, but unfortunately was not accepted because of his horrible appearance.This feeling of abandonment forced him to seek revenge against his creator. As a matter of fact, the monster was a victim of prejudice.(偏见）
I think he wanted to speak, but I did not hear.He put out a hand as if he wanted to keep me there.
Come close to the monster
More about it
To the monster:
1.Don`t be so selfish. Don`t always want to
revenge when your requirements are not satisfied.
2. You should not hate but be grateful to Frankenstein. After all, he gave you life.
3. Be kind to the people around you, and do good
things. They will accept you sooner or later.
What do you want to say to Frankenstein , who is an ordinary man
1.When you meet difficulties or make mistakes, you should face them bravely, and try to solve them actively. Don`t escape. So do we.
2. You should not judge a person by his appearance only. The kindness of heart is the most important.
3.It`s your fault to hate and abandon the monster, which made the monster go bad.
I have head. I can think
What should Frankenstein do as a scientist
1. You should respect the science and nature, respect the natural rules of growth.
2. You should use the science to do something meaningful and useful for the development of human being and society.
3.What do you think the monster might have wanted to say when he was standing by Frankenstein’s bed
6.How do you feel about the monster Explain why
Don't let zombie cry for your head.
Homework:
1.Write a short passage about your discussion.
Try to include your thoughts and feelings about what we have learned today.
Feel free to express your ideas.
2.Finish activity 1 ,2 ,3 on P.58
and all the language points on 3D
beautiful sentences
You gave me a body, a mind, and feelings. Then you left me alone in the world to be feared and hated by everyone, and I know that you hate me the most of all. I truly believed you were evil.
beautiful sentences
I am alone and miserable; man will not associate with me; but one as deformed and horrible as myself would not deny herself to me. My companion must be of the same species and have the same defects. This being you must create.
beautiful sentences
It was already one in the morning; the rain pattered dismally against the panes, and my candle was nearly burnt out, when, by the glimmer of the half-extinguished light, I saw the dull yellow eye of the creature open ...
Don’t look at your book
consolidation
Frankenstein, dreams to give life to a ______ body.
Finally, using bones from dead bodies, he creates a
Monster that ________ a human being. But when
he finishes, the beauty of the dream ________, and
horror and ______ fill his heart. The creature is
extremely ugly, _________anyone who sees it. His
black hair and his white teeth _______horribly with
his yellow eyes, his ________ yellow skin. However,
he is intelligent and has human ________. When
Frankenstein ______ to create a wife for him, he
________ the scientist’s brother, his best friend and
his wife. Thus, the scientist ______ the monster to
destroy him. In the end, both of them die in the snow.
vanishes
lifeless
resembles
disgust
terrifying
contrast
wrinkled
refuses
emotions
murders
chases
Reading and Vocabulary
P58
Frankenstein’s Monster
Part 1
The story of Frankenstein
Read Part 1 and answer (p.58- activity 4 ①②③)
1. How did Frankenstein create the monster
2. In what ways is the monster like a human being
3. Why did Frankenstein decide to destroy the monster
4. What happened to the monster at last
By using bones from dead bodies to make the creature and gave it life.
The monster has a body which is made of human parts;he has learnt to speak and has human emotions.
Because the monster hated him, and murdered his brother, friend and new wife.
He was chased to the Arctic, disappearing into the ice and snow to end his own life.
What type of passage is Part 1
A. science fiction
B. news report
C. book review
D. a guide book
Part 2
Extract from Frankenstein
read Part 2
Extract from Frankenstein
and answer the rest questions in activity 4
⑤⑥⑦⑧⑨⑩
In Frankenstein's lab.
Where did Frankenstein create his monster
5. Why was the young scientist so disgusted when he first saw the monster
Because he had wanted to create something beautiful, but his one was ugly.(para2)
6. What had Frankenstein wanted more than anything else in the world
To give life to a lifeless body.(para3)
P.58 activity 4 the rest questions
7. Why did Frankenstein wake shaking with fear
8. Why did the monster come to Frankenstein’s bedroom
Because he had terrible dreams and
dreamt that his fiancée died.(para3)
To talk with him and maybe
it wanted to make friends
with him (para3)
He hid in the garden and stayed there
till morning, terrified by what he had done. (para 3)
9. What did Frankenstein do after running out of the room for the second time
10. Why did Frankenstein regret creating the monster at that time
Because it was so ugly that he was terrified by it. (para 4)
Complete the table according to Part 2
1.The appearance of the creature
2. Frankenstein’s emotions
3. Frankenstein’s reactions
“You could see the veins beneath his yellow skin. His hair was black and his teeth were white. But these things contrasted horribly with his yellow eyes, his wrinkled yellow skin and black lips.”
n. [vein] one of the tubes which carries blood to your heart from other parts of your body
v. contrast (with sb/sth)
show a difference when compared
wrinkle n. small fold/line in the skin
1.The appearance of the creature
It was very ugly and terrifying with yellow skin, black hair, white teeth...
use sentences in passage to answer
disgust n. [U] strong dislike for sth/sb
“…horror and disgust filled my heart. Now my only thoughts were, ‘I wish I had not created this creature…”
horror [U]
feeling of great fear
2. Frankenstein’s emotions
_____, _______and _____ filled his heart.
He felt ______/_______, _______ and _______.
Horror disgust
regret
terrified
horrified
disgusted
regretful
use sentences in passage to answer
1. How can I describe my emotions when
I saw this happen How can I describe the monster who I had worked so hard to create I had tried to make him beautiful. Beautiful! He was the ugliest thing I had ever seen! (Paragraph 1 on P59)
Read the sentences with emotions:
“horrified, disgusted and regretful”
2. I had worked for nearly two years
with one aim only, to give life to a lifeless body.
For this I had not slept, I had destroyed my health.
I had wanted it more than anything in the world. But now I had finished, the beauty of the dream vanished, and horror and disgust filled my heart. Now my only thoughts were,
“I wish I had not created this creature,
I wish I was on the other side of the world,
I wish I could disappear!” (Paragraph 2 on P59)
“horrified, disgusted and regretful”
Read the sentences with emotions:
3. Frankenstein’s reaction
He didn’t want to stay in the same room.
“I felt unable to stay in the same room. I rushed out…”
“I hid in the garden and stayed there
till morning…”
He rushed out and ran away.
He hid from the monster.
He treated the creature as a ______ and avoided/___________/_________ him.
Other people tried to ____________ him.
monster
abandoned
chase/hurt/kill
escaped from
1.The appearance of the creature ugly/terrifying
2. Frankenstein’s emotions terror/disgust/regret
3. Frankenstein’s reactions avoid/run away/abandon…
Conclusion:
Because of his ___________, the creature was seen as a _______ and people treated him ______, including his ______ Frankenstein.
appearance
monster
badly
creator
Get to know more about the creature:
Was the creature a born monster
Q: What did the creature do when he was standing by Frankenstein’s bed
A: His mouth opened and made a sound, then seemed to smile. I think he wanted to speak, but I did not hear. He put out a hand, as if he wanted to keep me there, but I ran out of the room.
What did the creature want to do
1. show friendliness
2.talk/communicate
3.ask for help /want someone to stay with him
No!
What do you want to say after reading this story
You may think about it in three aspects.
To Frankenstein
To the monster
About the science and technology
Discussion
1. Never judge a person by his appearance.
2. Every life deserves a chance to be understood and loved.
3. Coldness and cruelty may turn hearts into stones while kindness and compassion(同情心) can melt a frozen heart.
…
What can we learn from the story
The moment it was created, the monster attempted to adapt himself into human social patterns. He learnt to speak and read. At one time he managed to rescue a drowning girl and tried hard to befriend kids but was driven by all who saw him. He desired to be loved and accepted by humankind, but unfortunately was not accepted because of his horrible appearance.This feeling of abandonment forced him to seek revenge against his creator. As a matter of fact, the monster was a victim of prejudice.(偏见）
I think he wanted to speak, but I did not hear.He put out a hand as if he wanted to keep me there.
Come close to the monster
More about it
To the monster:
1.Don`t be so selfish. Don`t always want to
revenge when your requirements are not satisfied.
2. You should not hate but be grateful to Frankenstein. After all, he gave you life.
3. Be kind to the people around you, and do good
things. They will accept you sooner or later.
What do you want to say to Frankenstein , who is an ordinary man
1.When you meet difficulties or make mistakes, you should face them bravely, and try to solve them actively. Don`t escape. So do we.
2. You should not judge a person by his appearance only. The kindness of heart is the most important.
3.It`s your fault to hate and abandon the monster, which made the monster go bad.
I have head. I can think
What should Frankenstein do as a scientist
1. You should respect the science and nature, respect the natural rules of growth.
2. You should use the science to do something meaningful and useful for the development of human being and society.
3.What do you think the monster might have wanted to say when he was standing by Frankenstein’s bed
6.How do you feel about the monster Explain why
Don't let zombie cry for your head.
Homework:
1.Write a short passage about your discussion.
Try to include your thoughts and feelings about what we have learned today.
Feel free to express your ideas.
2.Finish activity 1 ,2 ,3 on P.58
and all the language points on 3D
beautiful sentences
You gave me a body, a mind, and feelings. Then you left me alone in the world to be feared and hated by everyone, and I know that you hate me the most of all. I truly believed you were evil.
beautiful sentences
I am alone and miserable; man will not associate with me; but one as deformed and horrible as myself would not deny herself to me. My companion must be of the same species and have the same defects. This being you must create.
beautiful sentences
It was already one in the morning; the rain pattered dismally against the panes, and my candle was nearly burnt out, when, by the glimmer of the half-extinguished light, I saw the dull yellow eye of the creature open ...
Don’t look at your book
consolidation
Frankenstein, dreams to give life to a ______ body.
Finally, using bones from dead bodies, he creates a
Monster that ________ a human being. But when
he finishes, the beauty of the dream ________, and
horror and ______ fill his heart. The creature is
extremely ugly, _________anyone who sees it. His
black hair and his white teeth _______horribly with
his yellow eyes, his ________ yellow skin. However,
he is intelligent and has human ________. When
Frankenstein ______ to create a wife for him, he
________ the scientist’s brother, his best friend and
his wife. Thus, the scientist ______ the monster to
destroy him. In the end, both of them die in the snow.
vanishes
lifeless
resembles
disgust
terrifying
contrast
wrinkled
refuses
emotions
murders
chases