牛津译林版高中英语模块5 Unit 1 Getting along with others Reading(1)课件(20PPT)

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Unit 1Getting along with others

Reading
Secrets and lies
A friendship in trouble
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1.friends are important to us all, so what qualities do you think a friend should have or what does friendship mean?

Lead- in
1. Have you ever quarreled with a very good friend?

2. If you argued with a friend, how would you deal with it? Would you feel awkward or embarrassed whenever you met again?

3. How would you mend a broken friendship?
Brainstorming:
DISCUSSION
2.what factors do you think can lead to a broken friendship ?
having little in common
lacking trust
there being conflict of interest
being jealous of each other
being indifferent to each other
being hostile to each other
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Go through the two letters quickly and answer the questions.
1. Are the writers of the two letters feeling happy or sad?

2. What grade did Sarah get on the maths quiz?

3. Is Matthew usually a quiet boy?
They are feeling sad.
She got a D.
No. he is cheerful and outgoing
Read the two letters again and answer these questions.
1. What did Sarah think about the maths quiz?


2. What did Sarah tell Hannah in the girls’ washroom?
She thought it was quite easy.
She told Hannah how badly she had done in the maths quiz.
3. Why did Sarah tell Hannah that they weren’t going to be friends any more?
Because she thought that Hannah had told her classmates about her grade after promising not to do so.
4. Why did Matthew get annoyed at Andrew after the match?
Because Andrew was very angry with him and said he was not trying hard enough.
5. What did Matthew think about losing the match?


6. What kind of boy is Matthew?
It wasn’t his fault.
He is usually cheerful and outgoing.
Reading strategy: understanding feelings
A letter to a magazine advice columnist
usually includes:
Descriptions of problems
Descriptions of feelings

so it’s important to identify the writer’s emotions and then think about what
advice to give . Try to find information as much as possible used to express the writer’s feelings in the text.
How Sarah felt:
Why?
She scored the lowest mark in her
class.
She found a piece of paper on her
desk that said “stupid Sarah got a D”.
She thought her best friend Hannah
didn’t keep her secret.
Practice of Reading Strategy:
Read A friendship in trouble, and analyse
Andrew’s problem and his feelings by filling in the blanks:
angry
guilty
awkward
He made some really cruel remarks to Matthew.
His best friend Matthew has stopped talking
to him.




1. If your friend tells others about your secrets, what's your feeling and how will you react?
We should keep our promise and keep friends’ secrets. Honesty is one of the most important factors in friendship.
2. When your friendship is in trouble, will you stop talking with your friend and make a new friend?
Friends should unite and help each other
when meeting with some difficulties both in study
or in other fields of life.
If you were Sarah or Andrew, would you try to re-establish the friendship with your friend? What would you do to fix the broken friendship?
If you had problems with a friend, who would you turn to for help?
Problem-solving：
Suppose you are the advice columnist,
what advice will you give Sarah and what
to Andrew?
Choose one of the topics and try to
write a short letter to Sarah and Andrew.
Tips on being a good friend
※ Treat your friends the way you want
to be treated.
※ Keep secrets that are told to you.
※ Pay attention when your friend is
talking.
※ Keep your promises.
※ Share things with your friend.
※ Tell your friend the truth.
※ Stick up for(维护) your friend.
Homework
1. Reading exercise.
2. Further reading.
3. Handwriting.