牛津译林版 高三上册模块10 unit 4 law and order Extended Reading & Project 课件(共20张PPT)

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Book 9 Unit 4 Law and order
Extended Reading
The Red-headed League
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
(1859-1930)
Sir Arthur Conn Doyle was a __________ writer, whose best -known fiction stories about the private detective ______________, which are generally considered a major ____________ (innovate) in the field of crime fiction.
Scottish
innovation
Sherlock Holmes
What kind of information can you get from the illustration about the main character as well as the setting of the short story
Main charactor:
Setting:
Sherlock Holmes
London
Key elements
Plot
(What; How)
Setting
(When; Where)
Theme
(Why)
Characters
(Who)
Elements
of the
Short Story
Setting
Setting
(when / where)
in the early hours of the morning
/ in Baker Street
Characters
Sherlock Holmes, the dectective
Doctor Watson
the assistant & criminal Clay
the red-headed & not overbright pawnbroker
Mr. Wilson
What is he doing
character map
Mr Wilson
Clay, the assistant
the chairman of the bank directors
Characters & their relationships
1
2
3
4
5
Makes use of him to commit the crime
The formula of a classic detective story:
● Introduction to the detective;
● Exposition of the crime and clues;
● Investigation;
● Announcement of the solution;
● Explanation of the solution;
● Ending.
Where does the excerpt belong in the original story
Explanation
Plot
core & most attractive
Clues Speculations (推断)
◎ The assistant had some strong motive for working in the pawnshop.
◎
◎ The assistant was digging a tunnel to some other building.
◎
The assistant worked for half wages.
The assistant had a fondness for photography and often vanished into the cellar.
The task took many hours a day for months on end.
The assistant’s knees were worn, wrinkled and stained.
Find out the clues or Speculations of the story
The assistant was doing sth mysterious in the cellar.
To be a Sherlock Holmes!
Clues Speculations (推断)
◎
◎
◎ The assistant would make his attempt on Saturday.
◎
The cellar stretched out behind the pawnshop.
A bank was connected to the pawnshop.
They closed their League offices.
Saturday would give them two days for their escape.
Find out the clues or Speculations of the story
The assistant planned to steal money from the bank.
What kind of personality characteristics can you infer about Sherlock Holmes from the following details in the short story
“You must yourself have noticed how worn, wrinkled, and stained they were. They were evidence of those hours of digging.”
“They put in the advertisement; one criminal has the temporary office and the other one convinces the man to apply for it. Together they manage to secure his absence every morning in the week.”
“It saved me from boredom,” he answered, yawning.
a very observant person who could notice the tiniest details
intelligent and could think out of the box, making connections that others miss
a bit arrogant and covering it
The Red-Headed League
New member wanted
There is a vacancy for a new member to join the League. The colour of our members’ hair must be (1) _____. All members of the League are paid (2) ________________ for very (3) _______ (light / heavy) duties. Their task is to (4) _____________________ for a number of hours in the (5) _________ (morning / afternoon) every day.
Apply in person on Monday, at eleven o’clock, at the offices of the League, 7 Pope’s Court, Fleet Street.
Complete the ad for the Red-Headed League:
red
4 pounds a week
copy the Encyclopaedia
morning
light
To be a smart criminal!
What kind of personality characteristics did Mr Wilson and the criminal Clay have
Mr Wilson was a little greedy and trusting. He didn’t suspect Clay for half wages and left his shop unattended for four pounds a week.
Clay’s idea of working for half wages, digging a tunnel and the creation of the Red-Headed League.
Clay, he was highly intelligent yet hopelessly corrupted by greed.
Mr. Wilson
Theme
Greed in any measure is morally and legally punishable whether you are victims or criminals.
Law will finally catch up with those who have committed crimes, and those of good conduct and moral integrity are bound to win victory.
What is the message the story wants to convey
Understand the meaning of the following words & expressions.
the adapted excerpt
fictional characters
inevitably
from the first
out of the way
account for
the fondness for
vanish into the cellar
the most daring criminals
for ... on end
改编的节选
虚构的角色
不可避免地/意料之中
从一开始
不同寻常的/不挡道
说明/占据/导致
对...的喜爱
消失在地窖里
最大胆的罪犯
连续/竖直
Understand the meaning of the following words & expressions.
establish / strech out
worn, wrinkled and stained
call upon Scotland Yard
reason ... out beautifully
exclaim in genuine admiration
so long a chain
ring true
close in upon
a benefactor of society
shrug one’s shoulders
证实；伸展/延展
破烂烂/皱巴巴/脏兮兮
拜访苏格兰场
出色地推理出
由衷地赞叹
那么长的(证据)链
听上去真实/合理
逼近/靠近
社会的恩人
耸耸肩
Law at Cambridge
The Royal Courts of Justice
the Adventures of Sherlock Holmes
(the Red-headed League)