高中英语人教版（新课程标准必修4 Unit 3 A taste of English humour Warming up&Reading(55张PPT)

课件55张PPT。Look at the following pictures.
Which picture can make you laugh?I’m driving at a high speed. Do you feel my love?I’m driving at a high speed.I want to lose weight. Do you feel my love?I want to lose weight. Any mouse I like.Do you feel funny?
How many kinds of humour do you know about?tongue twister ·绕口令cross talk·····相声funny stories·趣味故事comedy·····喜剧mime······哑剧sketch······小品jokes······笑话Kinds of humourWhat kind of humour do these pictures show us ?Mr. BeanMime(哑剧) and farce(滑稽剧)Mark Twain was the popular and humourous American author.
funny stories·趣味故事sketch······小品Two or more speakers make many jokes and funny conversation.cross talk·····相声Customer: What’s that fly(苍蝇)
doing in my soup?
Waiter: Swimming, I think!
jokes······笑话 Betty bought some butter, but the butter was bitter, so she bought some better butter to make the bitter butter better.tongue twister ·绕口令Charlie ChaplinWho’s he ?mime······哑剧A Master of Nonverbal HumourWhat’s the passage mainly about?
(Pay attention to the title,pictures and predict the content.)
A. The history of English humor.
B. The films Chaplin made.
C. The humour Chaplin made in his films.
D. The Gold Rush in Alaska.
I’m Charlie Chaplin.
What do you know about me?Born: ___________________________
Job: ____________________________
Famous character: ________________
Type of acting: ___________________
Died: ____________________________ 1.Find out Some notes about Charlie Chaplin in a poor family in 1889actorthe little trampmimein 1977 in SwitzerlandPara 1Why did people need cheering up?Para 2What was Charlie Chaplin’s childhood like?Para 3What was his most famous character like?Para 4An example of a sad situation that he made funny.Para 5His achievements2. Match the main idea of each paragraph.What did he do after his father died
during his childhood?
2. How do you know that he had a gift
for acting when he was a child?He was loved for his optimism and determination to overcome all difficulties and he was kind even when others were unkind to him.a small round black hata moustachea walking sticklarge trousersworn-out shoes1.When did the story happen?
2.Why did they rush to Alaska?
3.Were they lucky enough to find the gold?
4.What troubles did they meet in Alaska? They _____ ________in a small hut during a __________ with ________to eat.It is toward the end of nineteenth century In search of goldNoare hidingsnowstormnothingWatch the video and use “First,--- Then,--- Finally” to describe his actions. How does Charlie Chaplin make eating a boiled shoe funny?
First Charlie ______ the leather top of the shoe, and shares the shoe with the other fellow.Then he tries cutting and chewing the _____ of the shoe as if it were the finest steak. Finally he ______ the lace of the shoe and eats it ___ it were spaghetti. He seems to eat every _______ with great enjoyment.picks outcuts offas ifbottommouthfulChaplin wrote ，directed and _________many movies he _________. In 1972， He was given a ____________ for his lifetime outstanding work.
He lived the last years of his life in __________ , and was buried there in 1977.starred inspecial OscarSwitzerlandproducedThe Circus
大马戏团 1928 Modern Times
摩登时代 1936The Great Dictator
大独裁者 1940The Tramp
流浪汉 1915The Kid
寻子遇仙记 1921 The Gold Rush
淘金记 1925 Summary: fill in the following blanksCharlie Chaplin was born in a _____ family in _____ . When he was a boy, he had become one of the most popular _______in England. As time went by, he grew more and more _______ for his charming __________ “the little _______” . The homeless man with a ___________, wore large trousers, ________ shoes and a small round black _____. Type of his acting is _______ .
In ____ , he was given a special Oscar for his outstanding work . He _____ in 1977. He is loved and ___________ as a great actor who could inspire people with great ___________.poor1889popularcharactertrampmoustacheworn-outhatmime1972diedrememberedconfidenceactorsDiscussion: What were Charlie Chaplin’s excellent qualities?
Charlie Chaplin’s
qualitiesdeterminedoptimistichumorouscharmingoutstandingcreativesuccessfulTo be happy or not, it is up to us.We should be optimistic (乐观) no matter what difficulties we meet with, just as Charlie Chaplin was.Read the passage again and find out the useful new words and expressions. Try to learn them by heart.