外研版 选修八 Module 2 The Renaissance Listening 课件-(22张ppt)
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(共20张PPT)
What kind of a person do you think Mona Lisa can be
What do you believe Mona Lisa is thinking about
What strikes you most looking at the painting
p.19 EX.1 Read the interview and
guess what the questions were.
Woman: ___________________________________
Man: Well, that’s not an easy question to answer. But I have an idea. It’s because you can’t get away from her.
Woman: ___________________________________ Man: I mean, wherever you are, she’s always looking at you. She has you in her power. That’s why she’s pleased. So she’s smiling
p.19 EX.1 check answers
Woman: ___________________________________
Man: Well, that’s not an easy question to answer. But I have an idea. It’s because you can’t get away from her.
Woman: ___________________________________ Man: I mean, wherever you are, she’s always looking at you. She has you in her power. That’s why she’s pleased. So she’s smiling
Can you tell me why is Mona Lisa smiling
What do you mean
p.19 EX.2 Listen to four more interviews with people talking about the Mona Lisa. Check the sentences which summarize their ideas.
1.(a)The Mona Lisa has just become a mother.
(b)She’s going to become a mother.
(c)She is looking at her baby.
2.(a)The Mona Lisa is laughing at a private joke.
(b)The smile is not really a smile;the nose and mouth are in the wrong position
(c)The Mona Lisa is really a picture of Leonardo himself.
p.19 EX.2 Listen to four more interviews with people talking about the Mona Lisa. Check the sentences which summarize their ideas.
1.(a)The Mona Lisa has just become a mother.
(b)She’s going to become a mother.
(c)She is looking at her baby.
2.(a)The Mona Lisa is laughing at a private joke.
(b)The smile is not really a smile; the nose and mouth are in the wrong position
(c)The Mona Lisa is really a picture of Leonardo himself.
self-portrait
p.19 EX.2 Listen to four more interviews with people talking about the Mona Lisa. Check the sentences which summarize their ideas.
3.(a)The Mona Lisa is looking at a boy.
(b)She is really a “he”.
(c) The Mona Lisa was painted by Shakespeare.
4.(a)The Mona Lisa is just thinking, not smiling.
(b)She’s smiling at the world.
(c)She’s smiling because her shoulders are too round.
cross dressing
P.20 Everyday English
Match the phrases with the correct meanings.
1. It’s a typical satisfied smile of a mother to be.
2.I’ve read a fair bit about this.
3. Most of the theories are complete nonsense.
4. the smile is really just a normal expression of someone thinking hard about something.
5. It looks as if she has the whole world on her shoulders.
d
a
c
e
b
Module 2 The Renaissance
Reading Practice p.25
The Puzzle of the Mona Lisa
Reading Tasks:
P.25-EX2
P.26-EX3
P.26-EX4
P.26-EX5
Handout-3-
阅读理解4个选择题
2. Read the passage and choose the best summary. P25
(c)
3. Decide what text type the passage is.
（b） a narrative
4. Choose the most important sentence from these paragraph.
1) Para.2 a
2) Para. 5 c
3) Para. 8 c
5. Choose the correct answer.
c
a
a
d
c
Read the passage and do the following exercises.
What is the main idea of the passage
A. The Mona Lisa is the subject of many
stories.
B. In 1911 the Mona Lisa was missing.
C. A man called Eduardo de Valfierno made
a fortune by stealing the Mona Lisa.
D. Whether the Mona Lisa in the Louvre
was authentic is a puzzle.
2. Which of the following accounts about the suspect was true according to the passage
A. The burglar stole the Mona Lisa together
with the beautiful antique frame.
B. The burglar wearing a moustache walked
over the street crossing slowly.
C. The burglar finally disappeared in a
sidewalk quickly.
D. The burglar carried the picture on his back.
3. The real reason why the Mona Lisa was missing was that ____________.
A. De Valfierno wanted to sell super copies of
the Mona Lisa to make a fortune.
B. De Valfierno wanted to buy the Mona Lisa
from Perugia.
C. Perugia wanted to paint superb copies of
the Mona Lisa.
D. Some gifted students wanted to paint
some superb copies of the Mona Lisa.
4. Which of the following was not included in the result of the story
A. Perugia got his punishment and was put
into prison.
B. De Valfierno earned a lot of money but
was living a free life from then on.
C. The authentic Mona Lisa remained a
puzzle.
D. The authentic Mona Lisa was again
hanging in the Louvre.
.
Useful expressions
1、故事主题
2、飞奔过十字路口
3、在一个十字路口
4、恳求，求助
5、一伙罪犯
6、试探性地去卖
7 、代表
8、故事的结局
9、去蹲监狱
10、仍然消遥法外
11、Mona Lisa真迹
the subject of a story
on behalf of
dash over the street crossing
at a crossroads
appeal to
a gang of criminals
make a tentative attempt to sell
the outcome of the story
go to prison
remain at liberty
the authentic Mona Lisa
Language Points
We’re appealing to anyone who saw the suspect to contact us.
appeal vi. 恳请，呼吁；吸引，引起兴趣
1) The government is appealing to everyone to save water.
2) Does the idea of studying in a university in Beijing appeal to you
你有没有兴趣到北京去上大学
n. 呼吁；魅力
1.The teacher listened to his appeal attentively.
2.Chengdu is a city with appeal for tourists.
呼吁
吸引
2. De Valfierno made six superb copies and sold them, claiming that each one was the authentic stolen painting.
claim vt. 要求……归为已有; 断言，声称；需要
1) We found a phone on the playground, but
no one has come to claim it so far.
2) He claimed that he had won the first prize.
3) These problems claimed your full attention.
n. 要求；声明
A recent document produced by the United States government shows that the US has never recognized Japan's claim of "sovereignty" over the Diaoyu Islands.
认领（要求归为已有）
声称
需要
[ s vr nti] 主权 ；最高统治权; 独立自主
authentic adj. 可信的; 真正的
We are supposed to provide an authentic account by an eyewitness.
我们被要求提供一份目击者的真实证言。
Our children’s English courses promote authentic language use — language that is appropriate and authentic to the children‘s lives.
孩子们的英语课程提倡真实的语言运用，即使用与孩子生活相关的真实语言。
3. The outcome of the story is that Perugia got the blame for the crime and went to prison.
blame vt.责备, 谴责
1) Don't blame it on him, but on me.
别怪他,该怪我。
2) Blamed by the teacher this morning, David
was in low spirits.
习惯用语： be to blame 应受谴责
The driver was not to blame for the traffic accident. It was my fault.
blame sth on sb
go to prison 注意：零冠词的短语表达特殊意思。 相似用法的还有：
in hospital 生病住院
in bed 卧床
at table 就餐
go to college 上大学
leave school 毕业
on earth 究竟
out of office 离岗
take place 发生
out of question 毫无疑问（100%可以）
take the place 代替
out of the question 完全不可能 (0%)
原创改错题
Why did the burglar, Vincenzo Perugia wait so long Perugia had stole the Mona Lisa on behalf of the chief organiser of the crime, Eduardo de Valfierno. But Perugia make a fundamental mistake. He trusted de Valfierno to pay his for the painting. The drawback in Perugia was that de Valfierno didn’t in fact need the painting, only was the news of the theft. De Valfierno made six superb copy and sold them, claim that each one was the authentic stolen painting. Of course, the fact what there were six substitutes was confidentially. The six buyers didn't know about other paintings. What's more, de Valfierno didn’t need to pay his debt to Perugia.
What kind of a person do you think Mona Lisa can be
What do you believe Mona Lisa is thinking about
What strikes you most looking at the painting
p.19 EX.1 Read the interview and
guess what the questions were.
Woman: ___________________________________
Man: Well, that’s not an easy question to answer. But I have an idea. It’s because you can’t get away from her.
Woman: ___________________________________ Man: I mean, wherever you are, she’s always looking at you. She has you in her power. That’s why she’s pleased. So she’s smiling
p.19 EX.1 check answers
Woman: ___________________________________
Man: Well, that’s not an easy question to answer. But I have an idea. It’s because you can’t get away from her.
Woman: ___________________________________ Man: I mean, wherever you are, she’s always looking at you. She has you in her power. That’s why she’s pleased. So she’s smiling
Can you tell me why is Mona Lisa smiling
What do you mean
p.19 EX.2 Listen to four more interviews with people talking about the Mona Lisa. Check the sentences which summarize their ideas.
1.(a)The Mona Lisa has just become a mother.
(b)She’s going to become a mother.
(c)She is looking at her baby.
2.(a)The Mona Lisa is laughing at a private joke.
(b)The smile is not really a smile;the nose and mouth are in the wrong position
(c)The Mona Lisa is really a picture of Leonardo himself.
p.19 EX.2 Listen to four more interviews with people talking about the Mona Lisa. Check the sentences which summarize their ideas.
1.(a)The Mona Lisa has just become a mother.
(b)She’s going to become a mother.
(c)She is looking at her baby.
2.(a)The Mona Lisa is laughing at a private joke.
(b)The smile is not really a smile; the nose and mouth are in the wrong position
(c)The Mona Lisa is really a picture of Leonardo himself.
self-portrait
p.19 EX.2 Listen to four more interviews with people talking about the Mona Lisa. Check the sentences which summarize their ideas.
3.(a)The Mona Lisa is looking at a boy.
(b)She is really a “he”.
(c) The Mona Lisa was painted by Shakespeare.
4.(a)The Mona Lisa is just thinking, not smiling.
(b)She’s smiling at the world.
(c)She’s smiling because her shoulders are too round.
cross dressing
P.20 Everyday English
Match the phrases with the correct meanings.
1. It’s a typical satisfied smile of a mother to be.
2.I’ve read a fair bit about this.
3. Most of the theories are complete nonsense.
4. the smile is really just a normal expression of someone thinking hard about something.
5. It looks as if she has the whole world on her shoulders.
d
a
c
e
b
Module 2 The Renaissance
Reading Practice p.25
The Puzzle of the Mona Lisa
Reading Tasks:
P.25-EX2
P.26-EX3
P.26-EX4
P.26-EX5
Handout-3-
阅读理解4个选择题
2. Read the passage and choose the best summary. P25
(c)
3. Decide what text type the passage is.
（b） a narrative
4. Choose the most important sentence from these paragraph.
1) Para.2 a
2) Para. 5 c
3) Para. 8 c
5. Choose the correct answer.
c
a
a
d
c
Read the passage and do the following exercises.
What is the main idea of the passage
A. The Mona Lisa is the subject of many
stories.
B. In 1911 the Mona Lisa was missing.
C. A man called Eduardo de Valfierno made
a fortune by stealing the Mona Lisa.
D. Whether the Mona Lisa in the Louvre
was authentic is a puzzle.
2. Which of the following accounts about the suspect was true according to the passage
A. The burglar stole the Mona Lisa together
with the beautiful antique frame.
B. The burglar wearing a moustache walked
over the street crossing slowly.
C. The burglar finally disappeared in a
sidewalk quickly.
D. The burglar carried the picture on his back.
3. The real reason why the Mona Lisa was missing was that ____________.
A. De Valfierno wanted to sell super copies of
the Mona Lisa to make a fortune.
B. De Valfierno wanted to buy the Mona Lisa
from Perugia.
C. Perugia wanted to paint superb copies of
the Mona Lisa.
D. Some gifted students wanted to paint
some superb copies of the Mona Lisa.
4. Which of the following was not included in the result of the story
A. Perugia got his punishment and was put
into prison.
B. De Valfierno earned a lot of money but
was living a free life from then on.
C. The authentic Mona Lisa remained a
puzzle.
D. The authentic Mona Lisa was again
hanging in the Louvre.
.
Useful expressions
1、故事主题
2、飞奔过十字路口
3、在一个十字路口
4、恳求，求助
5、一伙罪犯
6、试探性地去卖
7 、代表
8、故事的结局
9、去蹲监狱
10、仍然消遥法外
11、Mona Lisa真迹
the subject of a story
on behalf of
dash over the street crossing
at a crossroads
appeal to
a gang of criminals
make a tentative attempt to sell
the outcome of the story
go to prison
remain at liberty
the authentic Mona Lisa
Language Points
We’re appealing to anyone who saw the suspect to contact us.
appeal vi. 恳请，呼吁；吸引，引起兴趣
1) The government is appealing to everyone to save water.
2) Does the idea of studying in a university in Beijing appeal to you
你有没有兴趣到北京去上大学
n. 呼吁；魅力
1.The teacher listened to his appeal attentively.
2.Chengdu is a city with appeal for tourists.
呼吁
吸引
2. De Valfierno made six superb copies and sold them, claiming that each one was the authentic stolen painting.
claim vt. 要求……归为已有; 断言，声称；需要
1) We found a phone on the playground, but
no one has come to claim it so far.
2) He claimed that he had won the first prize.
3) These problems claimed your full attention.
n. 要求；声明
A recent document produced by the United States government shows that the US has never recognized Japan's claim of "sovereignty" over the Diaoyu Islands.
认领（要求归为已有）
声称
需要
[ s vr nti] 主权 ；最高统治权; 独立自主
authentic adj. 可信的; 真正的
We are supposed to provide an authentic account by an eyewitness.
我们被要求提供一份目击者的真实证言。
Our children’s English courses promote authentic language use — language that is appropriate and authentic to the children‘s lives.
孩子们的英语课程提倡真实的语言运用，即使用与孩子生活相关的真实语言。
3. The outcome of the story is that Perugia got the blame for the crime and went to prison.
blame vt.责备, 谴责
1) Don't blame it on him, but on me.
别怪他,该怪我。
2) Blamed by the teacher this morning, David
was in low spirits.
习惯用语： be to blame 应受谴责
The driver was not to blame for the traffic accident. It was my fault.
blame sth on sb
go to prison 注意：零冠词的短语表达特殊意思。 相似用法的还有：
in hospital 生病住院
in bed 卧床
at table 就餐
go to college 上大学
leave school 毕业
on earth 究竟
out of office 离岗
take place 发生
out of question 毫无疑问（100%可以）
take the place 代替
out of the question 完全不可能 (0%)
原创改错题
Why did the burglar, Vincenzo Perugia wait so long Perugia had stole the Mona Lisa on behalf of the chief organiser of the crime, Eduardo de Valfierno. But Perugia make a fundamental mistake. He trusted de Valfierno to pay his for the painting. The drawback in Perugia was that de Valfierno didn’t in fact need the painting, only was the news of the theft. De Valfierno made six superb copy and sold them, claim that each one was the authentic stolen painting. Of course, the fact what there were six substitutes was confidentially. The six buyers didn't know about other paintings. What's more, de Valfierno didn’t need to pay his debt to Perugia.