Module 3 Unit 6 Detectives Reading 课件（18张PPT，含音频）
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课件18张PPT。Unit 6 DetectivesReading: Protecting the innocentSherlock Holmes Ken PoloConan Look at the pictures. What are these cases called?a theft b robbery c murderacb$We call them crimes.Look at the title, the introduction and the picture./‘In?snt/ Try to guess the answers to the questions below.What was the crime?
Did the detective solve it?
What happened to the criminal?A vase was stolen.Yes, he did.The criminal was caught.a theftPANSY You say that you like being a detective. Why?
KEN Let me tell you about a recent case that I dealt with, Pansy. Mr Jones is a very rich man who lives alone and enjoys collecting things. He purchased a vase for 300,000 dollars. He showed it to only two people — his friends Jill and Jenny. Then he locked it in the safe at his house. That night, someone stole it. Mr Jones reported the theft, and I went to his house to look for clues.
PANSY Did you find any?
KEN Yes, I found a black pearl earring near the open safe and, outside the open window of the room, I saw a lot of mud on the wet ground. Inside the room, the carpet was spotlessly clean.Reporter : Mr Jones
Identity: a ______ man
Hobby: _________
Lost: _________
Place: _____________
Information of the caseComplete this card：very richcollecting thingsa vase(300,000 dollars)at his house ( in the safe )collect the evidenceOutside the houseInside the roomPANSY So what did you do next?
KEN I interviewed Jill and Jenny. They both denied stealing the vase. But I noticed that Jill was wearing a black pearl necklace — but no earrings.
PANSY So Jill was the thief?
KEN I didn’t know. I needed proof. A good detective never jumps to conclusions. I decided what to do next. I showed Jill the earring, and she admitted it was hers. She said someone had stolen it from her house a month before. I checked her story. It was true.
PANSY So Jill was no longer a suspect. But what about your other clue — the mud outside and the spotless carpet inside?Complete the chart：a black pearl earringa black pearl necklaceJill stole the vase.Both Jill and Jenny ___________________ the vase.It was ________ that Jill’s earring ____________________ a month ago.denied stealingtruewas stolenKEN That told me that probably no thief broke into Mr Jones’s house. So I questioned Mr Jones and, in the end, he admitted stealing his own vase. He had bought insurance for it. The insurance company would pay him 300,000 dollars if the vase was stolen.
PANSY And who stole Jill’s earring?
KEN Mr Jones did that as well. He tried to make sure that Jill would go to jail instead of him.
PANSY So now Mr Jones is behind bars.
KEN Yes, and Jill is free. My job is to protect the innocent as well as find the guilty. That’s why I like being a detective.a lot of muda spotlessly clean carpetNo one broke into the house.Ken _________Mr. Jones and he ______________ his own vase.questionedadmitted stealingKen questioned Mr Jones for a long time.
Mr Jones is quite greedy.
Mr Jones cheated his friends.
Mr Jones was guilty.
Ken loves his job.So I questioned Mr Jones, in the end, he admitted stealing his own vase.He had bought insurance for it. … if the vase was stolen.He stole Jill’s earring and tried to make sure that … of him.So now Mr Jones is behind bars.My job is to … That’s why I like being a detective.Find evidences in this part for the following opinions. Answer these questions：Because he wanted to get 300,000 dollars from the insurance company.He is behind bars./ in prison/ in jail.Because he tried to make sure that Jill would go to jail instead of him.main tasks:protect the innocentfind the guilty/I/ These are steps Ken used in finding out the truth. Put them in the correct order. The first one has been done for you.12345 Complete the summary of ‘Protecting the innocent’.whycasevasecluesoutsideearringfriendnecklacelostcheckedowninsurancesuspectjail/prisoninnocentguilty In groups of four to six, discuss these questions.What qualities does a detective need to have?
Would you like to be a detective in the future?
Why or why not?
Did the detective solve it?
What happened to the criminal?A vase was stolen.Yes, he did.The criminal was caught.a theftPANSY You say that you like being a detective. Why?
KEN Let me tell you about a recent case that I dealt with, Pansy. Mr Jones is a very rich man who lives alone and enjoys collecting things. He purchased a vase for 300,000 dollars. He showed it to only two people — his friends Jill and Jenny. Then he locked it in the safe at his house. That night, someone stole it. Mr Jones reported the theft, and I went to his house to look for clues.
PANSY Did you find any?
KEN Yes, I found a black pearl earring near the open safe and, outside the open window of the room, I saw a lot of mud on the wet ground. Inside the room, the carpet was spotlessly clean.Reporter : Mr Jones
Identity: a ______ man
Hobby: _________
Lost: _________
Place: _____________
Information of the caseComplete this card：very richcollecting thingsa vase(300,000 dollars)at his house ( in the safe )collect the evidenceOutside the houseInside the roomPANSY So what did you do next?
KEN I interviewed Jill and Jenny. They both denied stealing the vase. But I noticed that Jill was wearing a black pearl necklace — but no earrings.
PANSY So Jill was the thief?
KEN I didn’t know. I needed proof. A good detective never jumps to conclusions. I decided what to do next. I showed Jill the earring, and she admitted it was hers. She said someone had stolen it from her house a month before. I checked her story. It was true.
PANSY So Jill was no longer a suspect. But what about your other clue — the mud outside and the spotless carpet inside?Complete the chart：a black pearl earringa black pearl necklaceJill stole the vase.Both Jill and Jenny ___________________ the vase.It was ________ that Jill’s earring ____________________ a month ago.denied stealingtruewas stolenKEN That told me that probably no thief broke into Mr Jones’s house. So I questioned Mr Jones and, in the end, he admitted stealing his own vase. He had bought insurance for it. The insurance company would pay him 300,000 dollars if the vase was stolen.
PANSY And who stole Jill’s earring?
KEN Mr Jones did that as well. He tried to make sure that Jill would go to jail instead of him.
PANSY So now Mr Jones is behind bars.
KEN Yes, and Jill is free. My job is to protect the innocent as well as find the guilty. That’s why I like being a detective.a lot of muda spotlessly clean carpetNo one broke into the house.Ken _________Mr. Jones and he ______________ his own vase.questionedadmitted stealingKen questioned Mr Jones for a long time.
Mr Jones is quite greedy.
Mr Jones cheated his friends.
Mr Jones was guilty.
Ken loves his job.So I questioned Mr Jones, in the end, he admitted stealing his own vase.He had bought insurance for it. … if the vase was stolen.He stole Jill’s earring and tried to make sure that … of him.So now Mr Jones is behind bars.My job is to … That’s why I like being a detective.Find evidences in this part for the following opinions. Answer these questions：Because he wanted to get 300,000 dollars from the insurance company.He is behind bars./ in prison/ in jail.Because he tried to make sure that Jill would go to jail instead of him.main tasks:protect the innocentfind the guilty/I/ These are steps Ken used in finding out the truth. Put them in the correct order. The first one has been done for you.12345 Complete the summary of ‘Protecting the innocent’.whycasevasecluesoutsideearringfriendnecklacelostcheckedowninsurancesuspectjail/prisoninnocentguilty In groups of four to six, discuss these questions.What qualities does a detective need to have?
Would you like to be a detective in the future?
Why or why not?