外研版选修10 Module 4 The Magic of Film Reading and vocabulary 课件（17张PPT）
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(共17张PPT)
Module 4 The Magic of Film
Module 4
The Oscars — Superficial Spectacle?
Reading and vocabulary
Learning Objectives：
1. Learn about some words and expressions related to film and Oscars.
2. Practice the skills of skimming and scanning and then correctly identify the author's opinion.
3. Learn about the culture of western film and broaden our horizons.
The Oscar statues
pre-reading
Questions:
1.Do you like watching movies?
2.Do you want to know more about the Oscars?
Reading
The Oscars — Superficial Spectacle?
While reading
Skimming
Read the passage quickly and choose the first sentences of the paragraphs.
Para.1
Para.2
Para.3
Para.4
Para.5
Para.6
Para.7
Reading strategy
Each paragraph has a main sentence, which gives the main idea of the whole paragraph.Usually it is the beginning sentence.
d
f
g
a
c
e
b
Careful reading
Read the first three paragraphs and finish the chart.
Introduction of Oscars
Time
Place
Participants
Original intention
Awards categories
an evening in March
Hollywood
famous film stars
raise the cultural, educational and scientific standards of film
Best Film, Best Director, Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Supporting Actor, Best Supporting Actress
Introduction of Oscars
Time
Place
Participants
Original intention
Awards categories
Read para5 and para6, fill in the blanks.
Gap filling
1.To those_______ in the film industry, it is _______________ that their industry has to give.
2.To ______，actresses,directors and scriptwriters, winning an Oscar means they_________________________.
3.To the producers, it means that it will almost certainly _________________.
working
the highest award
actors
have the respect of their peers
make a lot of money
5.An actor may be given an Oscar, because people think ________he or she got an award.
6.An actor is more likely to win if they _____________ someone who has disability.
it is time
play the part of
4.The film producers have spent huge amounts of money on ________.
publicity
1.What is the writer's opinion of the Oscars?
The Oscars are an enjoyable spectacle. Nothing more.
Question and answer
Read the last paragraph and answer the questions.
2.Do you agree with the writer's opinion? Why?
Post-reading
Role- play
Imagine your favorite film star win an Oscar . There are so many reporters on the spot. They will interview him or her.
Work in pairs, think about what they will talk about. And then give your performances.
Example sentences:
Reporter: Congratulations. What's your feeling now?
Film star: Thank you so much. Oh, this is amazing.
Reporter: Did you ever imagine this?
Film star: No, you know very lucky.
Reporter: what will you do next?
Film star: I will star in a film , which is about the Chinese film industry.
Reporter: I believe it will be wonderful.Thank you.
Role- play
Summary
The Oscars and its importances to people in film industry.
We should stick to our dreams whatever happens.
Homework
Write a composition to introduce your favorite film.
Notes:
1.about 100 words;
2.have your own view of it;
3.use words or phrases we learned today.
Module 4 The Magic of Film
Module 4
The Oscars — Superficial Spectacle?
Reading and vocabulary
Learning Objectives：
1. Learn about some words and expressions related to film and Oscars.
2. Practice the skills of skimming and scanning and then correctly identify the author's opinion.
3. Learn about the culture of western film and broaden our horizons.
The Oscar statues
pre-reading
Questions:
1.Do you like watching movies?
2.Do you want to know more about the Oscars?
Reading
The Oscars — Superficial Spectacle?
While reading
Skimming
Read the passage quickly and choose the first sentences of the paragraphs.
Para.1
Para.2
Para.3
Para.4
Para.5
Para.6
Para.7
Reading strategy
Each paragraph has a main sentence, which gives the main idea of the whole paragraph.Usually it is the beginning sentence.
d
f
g
a
c
e
b
Careful reading
Read the first three paragraphs and finish the chart.
Introduction of Oscars
Time
Place
Participants
Original intention
Awards categories
an evening in March
Hollywood
famous film stars
raise the cultural, educational and scientific standards of film
Best Film, Best Director, Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Supporting Actor, Best Supporting Actress
Introduction of Oscars
Time
Place
Participants
Original intention
Awards categories
Read para5 and para6, fill in the blanks.
Gap filling
1.To those_______ in the film industry, it is _______________ that their industry has to give.
2.To ______，actresses,directors and scriptwriters, winning an Oscar means they_________________________.
3.To the producers, it means that it will almost certainly _________________.
working
the highest award
actors
have the respect of their peers
make a lot of money
5.An actor may be given an Oscar, because people think ________he or she got an award.
6.An actor is more likely to win if they _____________ someone who has disability.
it is time
play the part of
4.The film producers have spent huge amounts of money on ________.
publicity
1.What is the writer's opinion of the Oscars?
The Oscars are an enjoyable spectacle. Nothing more.
Question and answer
Read the last paragraph and answer the questions.
2.Do you agree with the writer's opinion? Why?
Post-reading
Role- play
Imagine your favorite film star win an Oscar . There are so many reporters on the spot. They will interview him or her.
Work in pairs, think about what they will talk about. And then give your performances.
Example sentences:
Reporter: Congratulations. What's your feeling now?
Film star: Thank you so much. Oh, this is amazing.
Reporter: Did you ever imagine this?
Film star: No, you know very lucky.
Reporter: what will you do next?
Film star: I will star in a film , which is about the Chinese film industry.
Reporter: I believe it will be wonderful.Thank you.
Role- play
Summary
The Oscars and its importances to people in film industry.
We should stick to our dreams whatever happens.
Homework
Write a composition to introduce your favorite film.
Notes:
1.about 100 words;
2.have your own view of it;
3.use words or phrases we learned today.