外研版（2019）必修 第二册Unit 4 Stage and screen Developing ideas Good book, bad movie 课件(共12张PPT)
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(共12张PPT)
B2U4
Developing Ideas
By the end of the class, I will be able to:
1) understand the reasons behind the unsuccessful movies based on books ;
2) analyze/ n la z/ the organisation of this passage
3) think criticalliy about making judgements
Learning Objectives(学习目标):
Lead-in
Troy is adapted from The Iliad by Homer(荷马)
Good Book,
Bad Movie
2.while-reading
1.Skim the passage and choose the genre(体裁) A:Narrative writing
B:Expository essay
C:Argumentative essay
2.What's the author's point of view towards movie adaptations
unsuccessful
√
Argument: All too often, great words end up being turned into cinematic “turkeys”
Organisation--Argument
unsuccessful movies
e.g.
The Odyssey
The Great Gatsby
Alice in Wonderland
Tips:Examples here are used to provide additional information
3.How does the author make his point of view persuasive
2.while-reading
By giving reasons
and using examples
Argument: All too often, great words end up being turned into cinematic “turkeys”
Reason1:
Time limit
Reason 2:
Different from readers’ imagination
Loss of characters and details,
e.g. Harry Potter
“Helen—the most beautiful woman in the world”
e.g. Troy
Organisation--argumentation
e.g.
The Odyssey
The Great Gatsby
Alice in Wonderland
Tips:Examples here are used to
support an arugument
2.while-reading
4.What conclusion does the author draw
Argument: All too often, great words end up being turned into cinematic “turkeys”
Reason1:
Time limit
Reason 2:
Different from readers’ imagination
Loss of characters and details,
e.g. Harry Potter
“Helen—the most beautiful woman in the world”
e.g. Troy
Organisation--Conclusion
e.g.
The Odyssey
The Great Gatsby
Alice in Wonderland
Conclusion: Judge a movie in its own right.
3. Post-reading –-making judgements
Based on the passage,what does
“judge a movie in its own right ” mean
we should judge a movie according the
standards of a movie but not whether
it is true to the original book.
Can you think of other situations
where this expression applies（适用）
in one's ability
Homework -- paragraph writing
Write down a paragraph about a book and the movie based on it. You can refer to the structure on the BB.
A brief introduction to the book
your point of view toward the adaptation(successful/disappointing)
Your reasons
Your conclusion
B2U4
Developing Ideas
By the end of the class, I will be able to:
1) understand the reasons behind the unsuccessful movies based on books ;
2) analyze/ n la z/ the organisation of this passage
3) think criticalliy about making judgements
Learning Objectives(学习目标):
Lead-in
Troy is adapted from The Iliad by Homer(荷马)
Good Book,
Bad Movie
2.while-reading
1.Skim the passage and choose the genre(体裁) A:Narrative writing
B:Expository essay
C:Argumentative essay
2.What's the author's point of view towards movie adaptations
unsuccessful
√
Argument: All too often, great words end up being turned into cinematic “turkeys”
Organisation--Argument
unsuccessful movies
e.g.
The Odyssey
The Great Gatsby
Alice in Wonderland
Tips:Examples here are used to provide additional information
3.How does the author make his point of view persuasive
2.while-reading
By giving reasons
and using examples
Argument: All too often, great words end up being turned into cinematic “turkeys”
Reason1:
Time limit
Reason 2:
Different from readers’ imagination
Loss of characters and details,
e.g. Harry Potter
“Helen—the most beautiful woman in the world”
e.g. Troy
Organisation--argumentation
e.g.
The Odyssey
The Great Gatsby
Alice in Wonderland
Tips:Examples here are used to
support an arugument
2.while-reading
4.What conclusion does the author draw
Argument: All too often, great words end up being turned into cinematic “turkeys”
Reason1:
Time limit
Reason 2:
Different from readers’ imagination
Loss of characters and details,
e.g. Harry Potter
“Helen—the most beautiful woman in the world”
e.g. Troy
Organisation--Conclusion
e.g.
The Odyssey
The Great Gatsby
Alice in Wonderland
Conclusion: Judge a movie in its own right.
3. Post-reading –-making judgements
Based on the passage,what does
“judge a movie in its own right ” mean
we should judge a movie according the
standards of a movie but not whether
it is true to the original book.
Can you think of other situations
where this expression applies（适用）
in one's ability
Homework -- paragraph writing
Write down a paragraph about a book and the movie based on it. You can refer to the structure on the BB.
A brief introduction to the book
your point of view toward the adaptation(successful/disappointing)
Your reasons
Your conclusion